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Carnivalling
Just as I was starting to worry about the state of the Accretionary Wedge, we’ve had not one but two calls for posts this week. Over at Geology News, Dave Schumaker will be hosting a late late November edition, and … Continue reading
The die is cast
When I initially signed up for ScienceOnline 09, I really wasn’t sure that I could afford to go. Now that I’m back in the UK, it’s a bit less of a financial drain to get to the US than it … Continue reading
So far, this is proving worryingly true
Full arc here, here and here. I guess the more serious question is: at what stage do you say, “maybe this isn’t going to work out?” I don’t think that I could endure six consecutive two-year postdocs without feeling that … Continue reading
Geological haikus
Things are, understandably, a bit busy for me at the moment. But a number of inter-flat hunt coffee breaks have given me the chance to scribble a couple of contributions to the haiku meme started by suvrat. Have drill, will … Continue reading
Nice plan for content warnings on Mastodon and the Fediverse. Now you need a Mastodon/Fediverse button on this blog.