Brined Turkey with Sage Butter and Maple Glaze

 
 

No pie for you...

 
 

Mongo only pawn, in game of life.

 
 

Huge Metorite found in Kansas

 
 

My favorite girl, not my favorite hat

 


The first of many fashion shows for Jessica. 

The Dog Ate My Homework

I worked for a couple of hours on Sunday, making this mock up of a larger project. Imagine a couple of sails, windows for the galley, and candy decoration and you have a "Gingerbread Pirate Ship". I may have to kill Millie.
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The last game of the season was an invitational at Tomahawk Stadium.
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Japan's Hayabusa Closes in on Asteroid Landing Site

By Leonard David
Senior Space Writer
posted: 03 November 2005
11:28 am ET

Stunning imagery is being returned by Japan?s Hayabusa space probe as it draws closer to its celestial target: asteroid Itokawa.



Now just a few miles distant from the space rock, the spacecraft is poised for an historic attempt to collect and return a specimen to Earth from such an object. Imagery from Hayabusa is being used by Japanese scientists to target potential touchdown sites on the rocky world.



Hayabusa was rocketed into space from Japan?s Kagoshima Space Center on May 9, 2003 and is a project of that country?s Institute of Space and Astronautical Science (ISAS), a space science research division arm of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA).

Hayabusa arrived at its exploration target, near Earth asteroid Itokawa, on September 12, propelled there via ion engines and an Earth swing-by to put the probe on a heading toward Itokawa.
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