Monthly Archives: October 2012
Zion National Park despite it’s reputation as a desert, is an adventurers oasis. Located in southwest Utah, the Virgin River winds its way through deep gorges and narrow canyons. The sheer walls of the Narrows formed from Navajo sandstone and are the remains of a desert system created from fossilized sand dunes. The topography of the park is ideal for exploring over 200 miles of trails, including the iconic Narrows. This 25 mile trek can be tackled… Read More
Over the last few years I have read quite a few of Richard Branson’s books, from ‘Screw It, Let’s do It’ to ‘Like a Virgin’, and ‘Screw Business as Usual’. He is quite the character and a savvy business man who has learned to trust both logic and intuition. He plays by his own rules and seems to remain true to himself throughout all of his endeavors. If not to pick up… Read More
Check this out – Environment Canada is interested in using a high-speed camera to capture detailed and intricate images of snowflakes as they fall. The images will serve several purposes including studying the evolution of a snowflake as it falls. Some data that the camera should be able to track is air flow, velocity, acceleration, snowflake size and snowflake shape. The camera would be located north of Toronto, at the King City radar… Read More
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