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KevinDouglasPhD Send message Joined: 6 Feb 06 Posts: 107 Credit: 23,981 RAC: 0 |
I almost forgot to do my regular Monday blog. Starting this Saturday I'll be away from Berkeley for about 3.5 weeks, so this blog might go on hiatus until August 13 unless I get enough time to a computer while I'm gone. Eric and Dan are in Puerto Rico this week for the Bioastronomy conference, so I'm mostly trying to shore up some loose ends with SETHI and starting up a paper on the GALFA data reduction pipeline with some colleagues down the hill. I thought about writing a list of the things I will and won't miss about working in Berkeley. While far from complete, the things I am sure of are as follows (in no specific order): What I will miss about my time in Berkeley The weather The view from SSL My co-workers The great restaurants discovered at SETI lunches The eclectic music and video stores What I won't miss about my time in Berkeley The filthy, ugly downtown Berkeley area Poor coverage of hockey Election '08 hype Fog |
Dr. C.E.T.I. Send message Joined: 29 Feb 00 Posts: 16019 Credit: 794,685 RAC: 0 |
I almost forgot to do my regular Monday blog. Starting this Saturday I'll be away from Berkeley for about 3.5 weeks, so this blog might go on hiatus until August 13 unless I get enough time to a computer while I'm gone. Eric and Dan are in Puerto Rico this week for the Bioastronomy conference, so I'm mostly trying to shore up some loose ends with SETHI and starting up a paper on the GALFA data reduction pipeline with some colleagues down the hill. Enjoy Yourself durin' that hiatus - and You shall bE missed (as well Eric / Dan too) Kevin - Your Posts are Most Appreciated & Informative - i am quite sure All would agree Sir! richard BOINC Wiki . . . Science Status Page . . . |
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