Hey Friends, First of all, I want to thank you all for an awesome weekend last week. Despite a lot of other things going on, we had an incredible crowd @ The Wormy Dog! We are really appreciative of Wingo, OK Gazette, and OklahomaRock.com for supporting us & giving us press. We also had a great crowd at Momo's in Austin & we made some new fans too. The staff there is amazing & they really helped us have a great night! This weekend, we only have one show & it is on Friday night @ The Golden Light Cantina in Amarillo on Friday night. Golden Light is a beer bar, but you can bring in your own liquor. The staff there is great, the food next door is awesome & we have some really great fans that come to see us. So, if you are in the area or if you are looking to get away for the weekend, come see us. Thanks for everything, Aron
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Richard Hawkins Payne County's Junior Miss Scholarship Program: Payne
County's Junior Miss Scholarship Fundraiser. Eat at the Hideaway any
time on Tuesday, January 19, 2010 to support our March 13, 2010 Payne
County's Junior Miss Program. A portion of sales fund contestant cash
college scholarships. 405-612-2831.
Nasa photographs 'trees' on Mars
The "trees" are really trails of debris caused by landslides as ice melts in Mars's spring. You can even see a cloud of dust, just to the left of centre of the picture, where an avalanche is caught happening.
The photograph was taken from orbit around Mars by HiRISE, the most powerful camera sent to another planet.
NASA's Candy Hansen told The Sun: "The streaks are sand, dislodged as ice evaporates, which slide down the dune. At this time of the Martian year the whole scene is covered by CO2 frost."
Last month Nasa announced a new telescope had detected five planets outside the solar system. The observatory, which was launched last year to find other Earths, made the discoveries in its first few weeks of science operations.
Although the new worlds, called exoplanets, are all bigger than Neptune, Nasa said their discovery showed that the planet hunting telescope was working well
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