Hello all,
1) Most people don't choose to work from 6am to 10pm; those decisions are
typically driven by economic necessity. Remember that not everyone may have
access to the same choices, education, opportunities, and benefits that, say, a
tenure-track professor or a federal employee has.
Hello all,
Many of you may find this guest post on NSF's new pre-proposal system to be of
interest. You can read it at my blog, The Contemplative Mammoth, here:
http://contemplativemammoth.wordpress.com/2012/04/27/inside-nsfs-new-pre-proposals-a-panelists-perspective/
It highlights the
Hello Wayne (and others),
If you're looking for original research on Pleistocene horses in North America,
check out would
papers by RD Guthrie, WW Dalquest, and BJ MacFadden (for starters)-- a quick
Google
Scholar search of Pleistocene horses will give you a number of
sources by these and
Kelly,
The geomorphology of Vermont dictates where the roads go-- in valleys, for the
most part. Most of the state is within a floodplain, per se. While this may
seem to make settlements especially vulnerable, I do think it's worth noting
that many of the houses, covered bridges, and roads
