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  • Some days it doesn’t pay to work

    Down the hall is an air filtration machine, so loud, even with headphones on, I could hear it. So the door is closed. They’ve ripped up all our sidewalks and replaced them with gravel surrounded by those orange mesh fences. FSM forbid you want to wear heels. The stairwell smells like varnish (thus the air…

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  • Links to go with your poptarts

    I’m not sure what to think of this story about a Philadelphia-based religion and science think tank that have given ASU 1/2 mil. for a project to “connect” religion and science. Maybe PZ can cut through the doublespeak. And then there’s this story about the corporatization of Universities and the presidents who love it. Actual…

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  • Bedtime links

    Blogger is killing me, so I’m using performancing, which I’m always forgetting I have and which is the coolest app ever. Tonights links, related to abortion: Bitch, Ph.D. on the media’s reporting on abortion, mostly by men, mostly pro-life. Susie at Suburban Guerrilla on NOW’s endorsement of Alan Sandals, whom I wrote about a while…

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  • Chronicling the evening

    Elizabeth is keeping a record of how much time they spend on housework for a week. I’m just going to give you my day, from 4:45 on. 4:45 Arrive home to meet bus post band practice.4:45-5:00 Check in with blogs and email.5:00-5:30 Round trip to pick up Geeky Girl at after school care5:30-6:00 Make dinner–ravioli…

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  • Tricking myself into working

    It’s the first day of spring, but completely freezing. I think they’re calling for snow later this week. I had an exhilerating day at work today. A day in which I watched my boss be the best boss I’ve ever seen her be. Seriously, it was kind of cool. I also got to work on…

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  • Some links to go with your coffee

    A political link: Mea culpa–on the Iraq war via Crooked Timber A parenting link: On how stupid Leslie Steiner Morgan is via Rebel Dad Please consider donating to my efforts in the Susan G. Komen 3-Day Walk for the Cure

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  • Progress made

    Well, I got in about 3.5 hours of good work today. I’m going to read a couple of articles tonight before bed–probably another hour or so of work. Not too bad. Unfortunately, whenever I’m working like this, I need snacks. So I went to the grocery store and loaded up on chocolate. So not good.…

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  • Back on the dissertation train

    I have to get back to work on the diss, after about a week off, thanks to traveling and then recovering from the traveling. So, today, unfortunately, will be quiet around here. But here’s some random thoughts and links as a send off. First, I very much liked New Kid’s post about writer’s block, especially…

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  • Why I won’t be voting for Bob Casey

    Bob Casey is a pro-life democrat and the Democratic party’s choice of him to run against Rick Santorum represents all that I think is wrong with the Democratic party. They keep thinking that if they just move a little more to the right, they’ll get more votes and win. No! No! No! You get more…

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  • What weekends are for

    Memes! And I can finally do this–since Mr. Geeky got me a new iPod for my birthday. Yay Mr. Geeky! Actually, the real reason is that we finally have the internets working properly in my office. So here goes the iMeme: 1. How does the world see me?“She loves you” The Beatles (cool!) 2. Will…

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