I have been catching up with posts produced during my trip to France. (We did not have much time for web surfing.) One that I noticed was a thank you gift from my friends at PopAtomic Studios. What do you think?
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Looks cool. Why don’t you use it as an alternative icon for the site? I’d like to put that image up as a link on my blog to here.
It does look cool but the pun may be a little bit too insiderish, too cute by half. Just my $0.02.
I like it! Especially since it is “in your face” to the linear, no threshold radiation dose folks who seem to think that if we avoid all radiation, we can live forever. They will know who they are, even if others won’t.