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Posted on: July 31, 2008 3:51 PM, by Steinn Sigurðsson
Ok, The Official Dynamics of Cats Obama Campaign Donation Funding Match is on.
Site meter is up, a few hours early, so discount the number by some small n.
So... I'll take requests. Since this is in a good cause.
Is there anything people would like me to cover specifically during the next month, in my quest to actually maintain blogging activity before semester begins and to try to stay broadly on topic?
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Comments
McCain: Stay in Iraq, bomb Iran
Obama: Stay in Afghanistan, bomb Pakistan
Nice to see some real policy differences!
Still, Obama is far lesser evil of the two. McCain must not win, he's dangerous.
Posted by: Dunkleosteus | July 31, 2008 5:13 PM
Explain why I read about UC President Yudof's E-mail to the faculty in your blog 3 hours before I actually got the E-mail. Are the electrons in California on work to rule?
Posted by: Ned Wright | July 31, 2008 5:57 PM
Well, if there's anything to say about CoRoT (apart from what's in the odd recycled press release)...
Posted by: Vagueofgodalming | July 31, 2008 7:23 PM
I hope to hear something about CoRoT in the second half of August.
I am afraid I cannot explain the UC thing, not without beer.
Posted by: Steinn Sigurdsson | July 31, 2008 10:53 PM
The American Astronomical Society is in the process of examining its astronomy education programs, in light of a newly created vision document and strategic plan that was recently approved by the governing council. There has been a bit of information & opinion posted about this at the astrolrner discussion group (http://astronomy101.jpl.nasa.gov/discussion/index.cfm), including detailed postings by the AAS Executive Officer and Education Officer.
Perhaps you'd like to post something here about your thoughts on the role of your professional society in science education?
Posted by: Tom English | August 1, 2008 12:34 PM
Hi, Steinn. Long time no virtual see.
What is your take on climate and other global change issues these days?
best regards
mt
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Posted by: Michael Tobis | August 3, 2008 10:07 PM
Hi Michael.
Ok, AAS role in education (and I'll throw in APS for free)
and take on climate change. Both will be covered near term.
Posted by: Steinn Sigurdsson | August 3, 2008 10:48 PM