Sunday, January 26, 2014. I started writing in a new space. It took a little while to get comfortable and decide what I wanted to change about my blogging, but now I am enjoying myself. I might also periodically add to the blogroll, as there are many interesting and active bloggers around.

My understanding of wild nature is pathetic. N has a list of all the repairs his car has had and all the repairs my car has had since we bought them in a computer file. I married an alien creature.

The road to somewhere better. Please wait a few minutes and refresh this page. I spent the last week in Santiago, attending the annual SDSS meeting. Usually I return home from such meetings with renewed scientific enthusiasm and a warm fuzzy feeling from seeing folk I like. This meeting provided that, and then some. Would I write those words today? The good over the bad.

The Stimulated Emission of a Human Mind. The Secret History of Jaime. You see, what I want is to have a special store of really strong words that I can break out for special occasions. That way, when something truly, absolutely needs to be emphasized, it will be impossible for other people to mistake it for some sort of over-reaction, or linguistic tick.

No Jerks Allowed, with some exceptions.

Some topics that two scientists chat about. Bring back the dead or save the living? May 13, 2015. This post considers two stories in the news last week. The first, is a new study in Science Advances by Ripple et al. Columbian Mammoth in the George C. Page museum, Los Angeles. The second is an interview on NPR with Dr. At UC Santa Cruz on her new book.

I appear to be totally fine. Nobody can tell a thing. Sound at all familiar? Of a plan as I thought it was, it has landed me in a depression and with overly high anxiety.