Since I don't return to class for another 10 days or so I've been looking into putting some time into updating the website for the clothing line I started with my dude QB from The Websters.

Currently the Music Integrated Clothing (MIC) website runs on Drupal 6.0 with Ubercart. The system runs just fine but the site needs a freshening up and I figured I would update the underlying infrastructure while I'm have time.

Thanks to NASA once again I got to experience a once-in-a-lifetime event: Space Shuttle Endevour's final flight en route to the California Science Center (http://www.californiasciencecenter.org/).

She landed at NASA's Dryden Flight Research Center on Edwards Air Force Base near Lancaster and Palmdale California (note: Palmdale is the site where all of the space shuttle orbiters were assembled).

I'll have a much longer write-up soon, but wanted to get something up.

Thanks again to all the great #spacetweeps with which I had the pleasure of experiencing this event.

If you are a United States Citizen, I'd like you to sign this petition: http://wh.gov/RPO - At least double NASA’s annual budget to one penny for every government dollar spent.

If you'd like to know why I think this petition is a good idea, continue reading ...

How much would you pay for the Universe? The whole thing? Every galaxy, every star, every planet, every moon - everything!

It's NASA Tweetup Year for me!!! YAY! :)

I'm lucky and honored to have be selected to attend a tweetup at NASA Headquarters in Washington, DC hosted by members of the STS-135 Mission Crew on Thursday, October 13, 2011. Thank you once again NASA and the NASA Tweetup Team.

Well, it looks as if I won the lottery twice!

I have been selected to attend the NASA Juno Launch Tweetup happening at Kennedy Space Center, tentatively scheduled for August 4 and 5, 2011, with the Juno launch scheduled for 11:39AM ET on August 5.

Thank you NASA and NASA Tweetup for this honor!