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Weddings
I returned today from my brother's wedding in Charleston, SC. It was timed perfectly for the coldest Charleston has been in 15 years or so. The wedding itself was in a Revolutionary War era church, with the reception in the last building ever paid for by the crown before the revolution. All of this in addition to the human side of the event, ( Read more... ) -
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While I'm not a huge tennis fan... this is a pretty amazing match.
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A couple interesting occurrences in the last 24 hours. First, my advisor was on NPR in Boston(and elsewhere, possibly)(http://www.onpointradio.org/shows/2008/04/20080422_b_main.asp). Second, Sandra Day O'Connor gave a talk yesterday on purpose and ( Read more... ) -
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This is a happy week for Big Tim. He gets to play soccer. -
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So here I am in California, but I doubt any of you have a sense of what that means for me. I'm not a biochemist like those other kids, and I'm not a lawyer or a doctor, or much of anything that is particularly clearcut. So what am I? Well, as far as the shoes I fill, it varies from day to day, I do organizational theory, social theory, ( Read more... ) -
2 Quarters Down
So I just finished my quarter. I have a one week respite(lots of non-class work) before classes start up again. However, one thing struck me about this quarter, and I figured I'd share it. I've taken three classes which I would consider outstanding since I started college. One was Andy Clark's course I took with Zane, one was Austin Caswell's ( Read more... ) -
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So I've discovered this amazing thing called StumbleUpon. Some of you have probably already started using it. Luckily, I discovered it at a time when I can actually affort to try it out without failing all my classes. It is a way to take advantage of peer review on the interwebs and to procrastinate more effectively. As one small sample of what ( Read more... )