I’m so confused, I don’t know what to put in this bin:
I guess I’d better err on the conservative side and not put anything at all into this bin! Wouldn’t want to get in trouble for not following directions!
This confusing recycling bin was found at the greatest manned launch complex in America, the Kennedy Space Center. Without giving away the exact location of the offense, it was found inside a building that is known for it’s Super Salty Pomegranate Fence, if you know what I mean.
At NASA we’re smart enough to send men out into space and even to the moon, and yet we somehow manage to create and install signs in and around the Space Center like this:
What is the deal with this sign? Not only is it confusing … but it has some random space characters thrown in there to break up some of the words … and it has a few font changes in there also just in case you weren’t confused enough already. Obviously, this is a sign whose purpose is to show me where the “stairwell one floor” is. Or maybe it’s “stairwell on E floor”? Whatever … I still haven’t figured out the purpose of the down-arrow. And who came up with the phrase “for exit discharge”, anyways? Do they even speak English at the sign shop?
This sign was found in the stairwell of a very popular building at KSC. It’s an Odd Shaped Building, if you know what I mean.
Overheard in the car after opening up a small rubbery alien toy received from a candy machine:
Karsten (4 yrs): Ewwwww. Smell it!
Elijah (6 yrs): Smells weird.
Karsten: [Pause. Eyes get real big.] It smells like a REAL alien!
Join us this weekend at Park Avenue Baptist Church in Titusville for a special event that is designed for the All Pro Dads that we all know and love. Both services (Saturday night at 630 pm and Sunday morning at 1030 am), each lasting exactly one hour, will have elements that are specifically relevant to Dads.
They will also have a fun, casual look and feel, so go ahead and wear your favorite team colors! Special items will be given away at each service! I’ll see you there!
Here is an interactive map to Park Avenue Baptist Church, in Titusville.
NASA Press Release dated: June 5, 2009
NASA LAUNCHES HUMAN SPACE FLIGHT REVIEW WEB SITE FOR PUBLIC USE
WASHINGTON — NASA is inviting the public to make its voice heard as a panel of experts undertakes an independent review of planned U.S. human space flight activities.
NASA has created a Web site for the Review of U.S. Human Space Flight Plans Committee to facilitate a two-way conversation with the public about the future direction of the agency’s space flight programs. In addition to providing documents and information, the site will allow the public to track committee activities, receive regular updates and provide input through Web 2.0 tools such as Twitter, Flickr, user-submitted questions, polls and RSS feeds. Additional features and content may be added as the committee’s activities continue.
“The human space flight program belongs to everyone,” committee chairman Norman Augustine said. “Our committee would hope to benefit from the views of all who would care to contact us.”
Anyone may use the Web site to submit questions, upload documents or comment about topics relevant to the committee’s operations. The committee will conduct public meetings during the course of the review. The first will be held June 17 in Washington, D.C. An agenda for this meeting will be announced soon. Time will be set aside for public questions and comments to the committee members. No registration is required to attend.
To learn more, visit the committee’s Web site at:
http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/home/index.html
For information about NASA and agency activities, visit:
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