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davidog.pngDave Bacon is a theoretical ski bum who is also a pseudo professor. His research is on quantum computing, his scientific passions extend to everything in physics, mathematics, computer science and beyond, and his personal pleasures include making wine, playing poker, skiing, camping, and daydreaming (although not all of those at the same time.) Nothing he says on this blog should be construed as having anything to do with his employer or his dog.


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Cows are well approximated by a sphere.
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Tweeting Ski Resorts

Category: Skiing

Yes it's that time of year. The nights are cooler and the days shorter and so all thoughts turn to...skiing, of course. Via @dannysullivan and @eric_hoffman, ski resorts on twitter. Who will be the first to tweet opening day?...

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Villa Sophia Skiing

Category: Skiing

Skiing past our home in Seattle: Later a group of local kids made a snowboard jump...I would have used it but it didn't look all that sturdy, and I probably would have ended up with an action shot of "Dave...

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Ski Season Begins

Category: Skiing

It's official: Loveland and Arapahoe Basin are open for the 2008-2009 ski season. Eighteen inches of man made snow may or may not, however, be considered good news....

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Woke Up, Got Out of Bed, Dragged a Comb Across my Head

Category: Self: Meet Center. Center: Meet Self.

One of the most amusing things about writing a blog is that people you've never met form an impression about you from your blabberings, and then, often, when they actually meet you they are astounded that you aren't "an old...

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Ski Lift Conversations

Category: Storytime

The man on the lift chair at Stephen's Pass asks me my occupation. Professor, I tell him, at the University of Washington. Oh, he offers, My daughter is a fourth generation Husky. I was in the class of 1972. Or,...

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sSQUINT Conference

Category: Quantum

On President's day I attended the sSQUINT followup conference to SQUINT 2008. sSQUINT? Never heard of it? Neither had I. But when I learned that the "s" stood for "ski" (or maybe "snowboard") and that some of my fellow quantum...

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Ski New York?

Category: Skiing

The New York Time's reaches new heights of self-delusion: It's not as if New York's resorts are considered inferior. Counting as your props recommendations from Ski magazine is just awesome. Ever notice how every single article in Ski magazine references...

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Ski Day: Mt Shasta Ski Park

Category: Skiing

Well I finally made it to the ski slopes. Hopefully my late start to this year's ski season will just mean that I push harder to get up to the slopes. Here is a picture taken from the base of...

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Teaching Happiness...

Category: Teaching

...is finding a homework stuck to my door, with duck tape, along with the note "Gone to Mt. Baker" (Mt. Baker is a local ski area.) Actually this reminds me of a policy I've always wanted to try: require every...

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