Archive for December, 2007
Dec 24th, 2007
Comments(4) T’was the Astronomer’s Sys Admin’s Night Before Christmas‘Twas the night before Christmas, and clouds filled the sky
Dec 24th, 2007
Comments(4) Repeat: T’was the Astronomer’s Day Before ChristmasA couple years ago I wrote the following for “Slacker Astronomy.” Enjoy! (New adventures may be posted this evening).
Dec 22nd, 2007
Comments(15) Austin Meetup Jan 8 at 8pmAstronomy Cast and the Bad Astronomer his bad self are planning to have meetup for all you wonderful fans and friends out there who will be at the AAS meeting or who feel like driving to Austin.
Dec 21st, 2007
Comments(0) Carnival of Space #34Yes, it’s that time of the week again.
Dec 20th, 2007
Comments(9) Tis the Season for CynicismIt’s nearly Christmas.
Dec 19th, 2007
Comments(8) Getting Ready for AASIt is just a few short weeks until the Astronomy Cast crew (that would be Fraser, Rebecca and I) as well as the Bad Astronomer (that would be Phil) all head down to Austin, Texas for this year’s winter meeting of the American Astronomical Society.
Dec 18th, 2007
Comments(8) Of Bathrooms and UnderwareOk, I have to admit that is a title I never thought I’d use, but it was a weird day.
Dec 17th, 2007
Comments(2) Another Breakup: Comet Boethin forces Deep Impact to turn its eyes elsewhereThe holiday season is hard on everyone. There is the stress of trying to find the right gifts, trying to get the house ready for guests, trying to get finals graded, (trying to recover from the most malevolent case of the sniffles encountered in many years), and so many other stresses. It never surprises me […] Read more...
Dec 14th, 2007
Comments(0) CarnivalWhile it started yesterday, it’s not too late to enjoy this week’s space carnival over at Universe Today. Read more...
Dec 11th, 2007
Comments(7) Finals WeekIt’s final week here. This means faculty are wondering around, hyped up on caffeine and glee that the semester is almost over while the giggle while writing exams and cry while grading them (okay, maybe that’s just me). Writing finals is almost a religious act. We all have our own personal philosophies on why finals […] Read more... |




