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No AAS

By catdynamics on January 5, 2009.

not only am I missing the 213th (semi)annual meeting of the American Astronomical Society for the second year in a row, due to external extenuating circumstances, but I am managing to do so while actually in southern california, near where the meeting is...

bummer

Anyway, there's a bunch of bloggers down there chewing through the press releases and doing multimedia casts, check out:

if you're a random blogger liveblogging the AAS send me a note and I'll link
maybe I'll browse the press releases and see if there is anything interesting

oh, and if you're there, go read my posters... ;-S

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One of your former students had a very interesting poster on the fate of the solar system and metal-rich white dwarfs.

thayne,

Thanks for the pointer to my poster. That project actually brings back good memories of work I did with Steinn. Oh and Melvyn says hi!