Treasure hunt paid off, scored on a tenor sax in a shop in San Fran

Music really does get better with practice. Who knows, we might just be ready before the BratFest gig.

A so the next #tnorecon adventure begins. Trying to get to Reno and the flight is delayed and getting more so.

I hope this isn't a bad sign to start the #RECONcomacina campaign for TNO RECON . My flight to Reno is delayed 3 hours and counting.

What a fun discovery, reading Stephen Baxter's Vacuum Diagrams and find my name on a crater of Pluto in one of his stories. Cool!

Just finished packing 140 lbs of 80 yr old glass plates with Pluto images on them. Ready to send them off for scanning.

Heading off for another TNO RECON trip. The rain of the Apocalypse has come to the Denver airport

I've about had it with #Facebook. Kicked off, shut out for the second time for the crime of using a new computer. Feh.

Yesterday it was -14F when I woke up, today 40F. Boulder just can't seem to make up its mind.

I thought I loved all seasons but I've never wished the summer to end. February is going to be a long month.

Mission Scientist Marc Buie & Sentinel Operations & Data Architecture working group. Predicting What Sentinel Will Do bit.ly/1bOEYez

Retweet if you think this photo of a staple can beat Ellen DeGeneres world record tweet.

What gives? I had to add "turn on some music" to my list for the morning after forgetting many times on the way to the stereo.

No publishing plan survives contact with co-authors.

Just a couple hours before the Day of the Triffids starts. #Camelopardalids

.NASA Hubble finds 2 Kuiper Belt objects to support our New Horizons Pluto mission:   solarsystem.nasa.gov/multimedia/dis…

Settling in for some fun with new gadgets. Wind comes up, power goes down. 🙁 The dogs really hate UPS beepers.

Well, exactly two years from now New Horizons will fly by the tiny speck of light I found with Hubble just over two years ago.

One week spent writing a program that almost works. The problem? Mixing up the # and ## operators. Sheesh.

This is a star blinking out as humanity's most distant exploration target — an icy relic of the solar system's birth — slips in front of it.