Cloud Seeding and The Jazz Game

I hope everyone had a wonderful evening. I am getting really excited about this blog. Here are some things I have been thinking about adding to the blog:

1. Picture of the Day
2. Daily easy tip on how to be "green"
3. Story of the day
4. Question of the week

Give me your feedback on these ideas.

On to business...


Cloud Seeding


A couple days ago, I was reading USA Today, only because U of U was out of the NY Times, and I came across an article that explained a process called Cloud Seeding. Cloud seeding first began in the late 1940s when Vincent Schaefer dropped six pounds of dry ice into a cloud which successfully snowed on Mt. Greylock. (Steinberg)


Here is the picture from USA Today that caught my eye:



Look at this article

The Utah Jazz



Although I have lived in Salt Lake City for four years this upcoming August, I still claim to be from Seattle. I love the Super Sonics, Mariners, and the Seahawks. The Utah Jazz, however, have caught my eye with their superior performace and playoff win tonight. I am excited about the rest of the series.







Sources:
Ted Steinberg. Oxford University Press, 2000.