text: Don't be a slave of trends, Libra
  POSTED // Oct 14,2011 - Chris Richards wrote a story in the Washington Post in which he complained about the surplus of unimaginative band names. Free Will Astrology
  Oct. 7-13: Labor of Love
  Take max advantage, Libra
  POSTED // Oct 7,2011 - The Jet Propulsion Laboratory landed two robotic vehicles on Mars in 2004. They were expected to explore the planet and send back information for 90 days. But the rover named Spirit kept working for over six years
  POSTED // Sep 30,2011 - "When I was born," said comedian Gracie Allen, "I was so surprised I didn't talk for a year and a half."...
  Sept. 23-29: Your True Nature
  Become more of what you are, Virgo
  POSTED // Sep 23,2011 - "Our job is to become more and more of what we are," says poet Marvin Bell. "The growth of a poet seems to be related to his or her becoming less and less embarrassed about more and more." Free Will Astrology
  POSTED // Sep 16,2011 - "Everything is unique," said the 19th-century authors known as the Goncourt brothers, who wrote all their books together. "Nothing happens more than once in a lifetime. Free Will Astrology
  POSTED // Sep 9,2011 - Wheel of Fortune is a TV game show in which players vie to guess a mystery phrase that is revealed letter by letter. Free Will Astrology
  POSTED // Sep 2,2011 - Avant-garde author Gertrude Stein was renowned for her enigmatic word play and cryptic intuitions, which brought great pleasure to her longtime companion Alice B. Toklas.
  POSTED // Aug 26,2011 - In August 2009, 120 scientists and their helpers staged a BioBlitz in Yellowstone National Park. Their goal was to find as many new species as they could in one day. Free Will Astrology
  Aug. 19-25: Build a Cloud
  Materialize a phenomenon, Leo
  POSTED // Aug 19,2011 - Science writer K.C. Cole asks this question: "How would you hold 100 tons of water in thin air with no visible means of support?" Here's her answer: "Build a cloud." Free Will Astrology
  POSTED // Aug 12,2011 - For 34 years, a diligent Californian named Scott Weaver worked on creating a scale model of San Francisco using toothpicks. Meanwhile, Eric Miklos, of New Brunswick, Canada, was assembling a 40-foot-long chain of bottle caps. « Prev 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 Next » Close