Upcoming Appearances: New Paltz, NY and Toledo, OH

Another shameless self-promotion post, but since I was confirming some arrangements this morning, I thought I'd throw up a post, so:

- On March 15, two weeks from yesterday, I will be giving a talk for the Mid-Hudson Astronomical Association at 8pm on the campus of SUNY-New Paltz. If you're in the downstate NY sort of area, and want to know what your dog should know about quantum physics, stop on by.

- On March 19th, two weeks from this Saturday, I will be doing the same presentation at 9:30 am at the University of Toledo, as part of their Saturday Morning Science program (warning: PDF). If you're in northern Ohio or southern Michigan, and want to hear me talk about physics for dogs, here's your chance.

If you're in either of those areas, or know people who are in either of those areas who would enjoy this sort of thing, mark your calendars.

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