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Author Archives: Amanda
Gah! Sick!
How in the world is it that I get sick out of nowhere and I escape when everyone else is sick? I hate being sick and feeling crappy and all kinds of icky. Anyhow, I have thoughts on things that … Continue reading
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AM or PM?
I tallied up the results from the comments in my previous post (where I asked about the best time of day to exercise). It seems that right now the majority of people try to fit it in the evenings. However, … Continue reading
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Of Awards, Exercise Times, and Scenes from the Home Front
Awards: Contemporary Troubadour gave me the Inspiration Award and I’m very flattered. As I don’t consider myself very inspiring.The rules are as follows: Put the logo of the award (above) on your blog if you can make it work with … Continue reading
Posted in Awards, Family, Random
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Ok, so maybe I’m having a moment here
While hydrating my membrane, I came across this article in the NY Times. For some reason, I was really touched by this: It requires no metaphysical commitment to a God or any conception of human origin or nature to join … Continue reading
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How To Pick an Advisor*
After my program had a bit of a kerfluffle concerning a poor Grad Student-Advisor match, I got to thinking about my Advisor. Once the kerfluffle had kerfluffed, I really wanted to get out my opinions about choosing an Advisor and … Continue reading
Posted in Grad School, Unsolicited Advice
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It’s Grrrrreat!
This is, indeed, the Year of Getting Stuff Done or at least The Two Weeks of Getting Stuff Done. I’ve been super-productive the past couple of weeks, without going over my 60 hour time limit. My Procrastinators Anonymous membership card … Continue reading
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RBO Craziness
Things have been a bit crazy around here. Hence no posting. I took a few days off last week to go on an unbloggable adventure. Let’s just suffice to say that it’s great when you win. Then, earlier this week … Continue reading
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Detecting a pattern
I like New Year Resolutions (NYRs). I like the promise that they bring for leading A Better Life. This enjoyment is not diminished, not one iota, by the fact that I’m horrible about following through with NYRs. Over the past … Continue reading
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Happy New Year!
I wish that everyone’s 2009 is better than their 2008! And that everyone had a safe New Year’s Eve!
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When one door closes..
Recently, I heard that phrase used by a former vice-presidential candidate. However, I’ll try not to hold that against this post. I haven’t done a lot of door shutting or opening this year as far as my science is concerned. … Continue reading
Posted in scientiae-carnival
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