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Our Place in the Cosmos
The Symphony of Science is an amazing project. John Boswell, the creator of this incredible project, says, “The goal of the project is to bring scientific knowledge and philosophy to the masses, in a novel way, through the medium of music. Science and music are two passions of mine that I aim to combine in a way that is intended to bring a meaningful message to listeners, while simultaneously providing an enjoyable musical experience.”
What do you think?
Hallelujah!
Nearly Full Moon
The air is cold and crisp, the moon approaching full. It is so bright, you can almost read a book. Tonight is the Full Beaver Moon. This would have been the time to set the beaver traps before the swamps froze; it was the time that the beavers would prepare for the long winter ahead. How far removed we have become from our roots. Do you connect with the phases of the moon?
How Green is My Valley: A Colorful My Town Monday Post
The Village of Peninsula, population 601, sits in the beautiful Cuyahoga Valley. The Valley is awash with color throughout the year. When people think of Autumn in the Valley, I think that they think of oranges and reds and golds. Those colors certainly are there; the palate is also shared with shades of green. Not the fresh young greens of spring, but rather the mature shades that have experienced a season of sunshine, rain, and wind. Here is a look:
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For more looks at the Weekly Color Challenge, visit Jodi at the Women’s Colony; and to take a look at how other people see their towns, wander over to My Town Monday.
Orange Truck Tuesday
In keeping with Jodi’s orange challenge:
Is There a Light…?
My Town Monday: Taking a Break
Science is Alive and Well
The World Science Festival must have been an incredible event! I’ve been exploring the website with interest. The website states that its mission is:
Here is a taste:
World Science Festival 2009: Bobby McFerrin Improvises A Cappella, Song Two of Two from World Science Festival on Vimeo.
Peninsula Python Festival: A My Town Monday Post
It was a beautiful day to celebrate the infamous Peninsula Python. I am still editing photos, so enjoy a look at last year’s festival.
Take a look at other My Town Monday posts. You’ll read about places all over this fine blue planet.
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