Friday, June 13, 2008
Thursday, June 12, 2008
Late night kitteh Palooza!!
Guest kittehs!!



From our good friend Caminante, meet Tucker and Madison. Notice the pose in the bottom picture. Definitely a maine coon thing.
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Iz wednesdai time 4 kittehs
More Res World tour
Harry Doghiney and his lovely wife gave a very nice pool party for the visiting hippies.
This is Angel. Sadly, I failed to get a picture of his sister Buffy.
Angel likes to run around the pool and bite at water drops. He does not care for swimming.
This is their lovely pool that Angel doesn't like to swim in.
Angel is tired from running and barking... but he is still teh HANDSOME!!!
A lovely rose, with an unidentified guest.
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Oh Noes!! Bats
UR tuesdai kittehs
Res Ipsa Loquitor World Tour
Lovely

Iz very pretty, eh?
erene skyviews were enjoyed across planet Earth earlier this week with a young crescent Moon low in the western sky just after sunset. Recorded on June 4, this colorful example includes a quiet beach in the foreground with the city lights of Lisbon, Portugal, and the Sintra Mountains along the horizon. Posing between cloud banks, the Moon's slender, sunlit arc represents only about 1 percent of the full lunar disc. The rest of the Moon's nearside is faintly visible though, illuminated by Earthshine. A waxing crescent Moon should also create some lovely western skies at dusk this weekend. The bright star in the sky near tonight's (Saturday's) Moon will actually be the planet Mars. On Sunday the Moon will move closer to a pair of celestial beacons, bright star Regulus and Saturn.Photo by Miguel Claro, courtesy of Astronomy Picture of the Day
Please click on the link- the photo is better viewed full size for detail.
EATAGE!!! Kitteh style!!

Good friend Phila sent me a link to this kitteh who is hell bent on WORLD DOMINATION!!!!
Most excellent.
Monday, June 09, 2008
Space returns, BITCH!!

This gorgeous photo of the far side of the rings of Saturn is courtesy of the Cassini spacecraft.
What do Saturn's rings look like from the other side? From Earth, we usually see Saturn's rings from the same side of the ring plane that the Sun illuminates them. Geometrically, in the above picture taken in April by the robot Cassini spacecraft now orbiting Saturn, the Sun is behind the camera but on the other side of the ring plane. This vantage point, specifically 17 degrees above the ring plane, gives a breathtaking views of the most splendid ring system in the Solar System. Strangely, the rings have similarities to a photographic negative of a front view. The ring brightness as recorded from different angles indicates ring thickness and particle density of ring particles. Elsewhere, ring shadows can be seen on the sunlit face of Saturn, shown sporting numerous cloud structures in nearly true color.From Astronomy Picture of the Day.
Plushies, finally
Photos are high res- click for all teh plushy details.
Wednesday, June 04, 2008
More Obama
Oh. Hai
Tuesday, June 03, 2008
Last Primary Day (FINALLY) kittehs
Monday, June 02, 2008
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