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Monthly Archives: May 2011
alternative job prospects
From Sean at Cosmic Variance: Soliciting advice on non-academic careers for science Ph.D.s This kind of discussion happens all the time these days within the walls of the ivory tower, predictably, since a lot of Ph.D.s do end up having … Continue reading
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World Tour 2011 Day 1: Airplanes and body scanners
Finally made it to Boston; it’s a bit after 6:30 AM local time. I slept for about four hours before the sun woke me up. I spent about 20 hours actually in the air yesterday, and 27 hours total on … Continue reading
Posted in Conferences, Science Tourism, Travel, Uncategorized
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I BRAKE FOR TAILGATERS: the bumper sticker I’ve always wanted
Dear Canberra Drivers, It would really help lower my blood pressure if you could all please leave a safe following distance when driving behind me. I find myself more than a little unnerved when I’m driving 80 kph (that’s 50 … Continue reading
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planning world tours
Dear Long-Deprived Readers, It’s been busy out! I’ve had that creeping anxiety lately of having twelve dozen things due, wanting to spend time on important things but having to take care of urgent things instead, and being convinced I must … Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, Career, Conferences, Science Tourism, Travel
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