I feel like I’ve gotten enough sleep to put something up here about the presentation at UNCW. We actually got lost on the way down there due to bad directions (figures the one time Google decides to fail me) and ended up driving through the North Carolina back country woods for an hour or so. [...]
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Friday, February 13, 2009
So I was in Tampa last week. It was pretty crazy. Continental sent me to Orlando instead of Tampa, I got a James Bond rental car, watched 40 grown women quack while doing the duck dance, and then Tampa got invaded by pirates with cannons.
I’m not making this up.
I presented my poster and got some [...]
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Wednesday, February 11, 2009
I read:
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/columnists/guest_contributors/article5689367.ece
Thoughts?
I respond:
Well… it’s certainly not hostile, which is a refreshing change. While I must leave the theological side of this argument to your judgment, I can say from a scientific point of view that Cormac’s views on science are a bit naive. As nice as it is to hear an article arguing that “science [...]
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Mon affiche et les titres ont fini, et j’irai a Tampa dans une semaine. Apres Tampa, le monde. Maintenant, je dois ecrire l’introduction pour ma dissertation honorifique des neurosciences. Il y a beacoup d’articles scientifique pour va lire. Beacoup de travail.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Edjx_yYpyOQ
In other news, leave it to Lovelock to tell it like it is again. New [...]
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I am almost done with my poster, and let me tell you, she is a beauty (mostly pictures and not words so much, but I think that’s for the best).
Now I get to lug it through the airport.
Another edition of DIY science experiments:
The next time you fly anywhere, wear a baseball cap (preferably a fitted [...]
Between conferences and interviews, it looks like I will be out of town every other week this semester. To be fair, I was warned, but still, that’s a lot of time in absentia especially considering I still have class and whatnot.
Three cheers for empathetic professors.
Oh, yeah. My abstract got accepted to EPA, but I missed [...]
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Tuesday, November 11, 2008
I just finished writing an abstract to submit for a conference in March. Whoo, presenting is a lot of work.
If any of you can see me on Gchat, you know that I have daily quotes that I put up under my availability. Sometimes these are things I overhear walking around campus or in class. Other [...]
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