Wednesday, October 13, 2010
On The Shores of the Cosmic Ocean
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First beer at 1515. Sip... just finished reading last week's posts (again). Interesting how it started out cold and sharp, then went all warm and pussy at the end. Beer does that to me. Apparently I began watching COSMOS, finished (tap) the rest of the beer, delved into the whiskey, and totally enjoyed the rest of the evening. But it was ultimately a botch-job because I failed to publish several planned links. So let me now correct that botcher by publishing those missing links:
First I need to credit Skepchick with revealing the presence of COSMOS on HULU. I read Skepchick at least once a week. Well worth it. Highly recommended.
I also forgot to link to the HULU/COSMOS page. From there you can select any of the original 13 one hour episodes of COSMOS. I consider those 13 episodes to be the most important 13 hours in the history of media (Face throbbing from microwave radiation. Nose running.) because they present the most advanced 'world view' currently available.
But are you afraid that COSMOS might despoil your current cosy/warm world view? Need more information before you dare to watch a single episode? Look no further than Cosmos: A Personal Voyage on Wikipedia. All the information you need is there. Dive in.
First beer at 1515. Sip... just finished reading last week's posts (again). Interesting how it started out cold and sharp, then went all warm and pussy at the end. Beer does that to me. Apparently I began watching COSMOS, finished (tap) the rest of the beer, delved into the whiskey, and totally enjoyed the rest of the evening. But it was ultimately a botch-job because I failed to publish several planned links. So let me now correct that botcher by publishing those missing links:
First I need to credit Skepchick with revealing the presence of COSMOS on HULU. I read Skepchick at least once a week. Well worth it. Highly recommended.
I also forgot to link to the HULU/COSMOS page. From there you can select any of the original 13 one hour episodes of COSMOS. I consider those 13 episodes to be the most important 13 hours in the history of media (Face throbbing from microwave radiation. Nose running.) because they present the most advanced 'world view' currently available.
But are you afraid that COSMOS might despoil your current cosy/warm world view? Need more information before you dare to watch a single episode? Look no further than Cosmos: A Personal Voyage on Wikipedia. All the information you need is there. Dive in.
