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minnehaha!
Jan. 13th, 2020 09:30 amHoping you're well of late? Haven't read much from you in the last half-year or so...
Jan. 13th, 2020
Happier birthdays to
Jan. 13th, 2020 09:30 am
JOB SEARCH/ASTRONOMY: A Sidebar Question
Jan. 13th, 2020 09:38 amI have no hope of qualifying for the job, I suspect, but as someone interested in astronomy in general the National Research Council advert caught my attention anyway. NRC is looking for a "Radio Astronomy Signal Chain Engineer" for their Herzberg Astronomy and Astrophysics Research Centre as I write this. Does anyone in my friendlist know what goes into that job?
...and you're interested in human biology, you might want a look at this exhibit at the Canadian Museum of Nature as reported by Apt 613:
https://apt613.ca/exhibition-me-and-my-microbes/
https://apt613.ca/exhibition-me-and-my-microbes/
TREK: A thought about the Picard series
Jan. 13th, 2020 10:27 pmAn intuition:
The Star Trek "Novel-'verse" many of us have been reading - and some of us, writing - this past decade or so has been travelling down the road where Picard took Kirk's advice in Generations to heart and kept it there.
What we're about to see on TV or streaming video - depending on where we live - is what happened on the road where he set Kirk's advice aside for reasons that seemed to make sense when he made the choice.
The Star Trek "Novel-'verse" many of us have been reading - and some of us, writing - this past decade or so has been travelling down the road where Picard took Kirk's advice in Generations to heart and kept it there.
What we're about to see on TV or streaming video - depending on where we live - is what happened on the road where he set Kirk's advice aside for reasons that seemed to make sense when he made the choice.
