September 21, 2014

New shaker arrives

September 21, 2014

Our new shaker (New Brunswick 44R) arrived today. Tara seems pleased—certainly more so than the crew I assembled to move this beast.

Ride hard. Smile often. @axelsgranfondo https://t.co/IPuV5wypwH
about a month ago
RT @methanoJen: 3 essentials for academic science job hunt: 1) your own professional website; 2) updated CV posted on website; 3) a Google Scholar profile
about a month ago
Could do without the smoke, but it makes for a nice sunrise. #PGFAMO https://t.co/Ywe36FFSAH
about a month ago
RT @wpiers1: Fundamental science falling by the wayside in Canada https://t.co/KlsmLhdNhw @ScienceMin
about a month ago
Friendly neighbourhood ecologist to the rescue. Mr./Mrs. Bat is angry. https://t.co/iZzfRnsMet
about a month ago
Ah, the life of an assistant professor. Teaching, mentorship, committees, catching bats… https://t.co/TVMOUc657N
about a month ago
Congrats! https://t.co/wAEpaOQRmm
about a month ago
RT @CorriganLab: From The Star today: Trudeau government must invest in basic science: Editorial https://t.co/GdYHw383WG via @torontostar
about a month ago
Done! 77 km, 1070 m of vertical. I wish I could say it didn’t kick my ass, but… Not a bad way to spend Canada Day.
about a month ago
Heading out for my last big bike ride before next weekend. Heading out to do the Road to Nepal, which looks beautiful.
about a month ago