that day went a little something like this: went to casa del mar (aka bryce and paul's place in del mar) after class around 3, drove to carlsbad with pauly to pick up a tripod for $10 around 3:45, came back to del mar at 4:30, met up with bryce at 10th street for 30 minutes to take pictures while the sun was setting, drove back to casa del mar, played super mario on wii for about 2 hours, took the boys to pho in rancho bernardo a little bit after 7, we ended up at my house at 8:30, watched a little bit of parks and recreation until 8:45, went to barnes and noble to peruse their selections until 9:45 (i bought pride and prejudice and zombies [it's a mash up of jane austen's classic with zombies] and bryce bought dostoevsky's the brothers karamazov, henry david thoreaux's walden and civil disobedience, and tolstoy's death of ivan ilyich), headed over to the movie theater to watch avatar in imax 3d (this movie was absolutely INCREDIBLE. james cameron is a genius. but i knew this the moment after i watched titanic.) at 10:20, got out of the movie a little bit after 1, drove back to my house, and then finally parted ways. whew. i congratulate you if you read this nonsense.

straight from the camera, all i did was resize it in photoshop!

Archivist Llewellyn directs outreach to get avatars to send their names to Mars.

Send Your Avatar's Name to Mars! Just click the sign at NASA CoLab Library to send your name to Mars on "Curiosity", NASA's Curiosity Mars Science Laboratory Rover. Enter "Second Life" as the Zip Code. (You can also send your RL information). Get a certificate you can print out. This is a free, educational activity.

Curiosity rover will also carry James Cameron's 3D camera to film Mars in 3D.