Showing posts with label thanks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thanks. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 15, 2017

Things for Mathematicians to be Grateful For

Today's entry in the blog Math with Bad Drawings has some brilliant pictures!

It's really hard to pick a favorite. Maybe the one with the analyst or the one with the belated referee report?

Saturday, November 27, 2010

Thanksgiving!

Tonight I had Thanksgiving with 4 of my friends. I was the only person from the US there, but of course the point was to invite the people I wanted to invite. I hosted, one of my friends cooked, and I helped with shopping and setting things up. We played some Trivial Pursuit and Time's Up. I found out tonight that my version of Time's Up has The Ride, and my heart start beating more rapidly whenever it was hummed (even the first time, in which it was hummed poorly ... I knew it was The Ride and not something else because my heartbeat had accelerated!). Because it was a special occasion, I used Ms. Pac-Man napkins that I had purchased at Toys 'R Us when I was 5 years old. (Well, I asked my mother to buy them and she did.) These napkins are older than one of the friends who was at my place tonight. Also, this is the first time ever that anywhere I have lived (aside from my parents' house, of course) has hosted a proper dinner. I even almost set the table correctly (I put the spoons in the wrong place) and alternated my styles of cutlery between adjacent seats. Anyway, it was rather fun!

Wednesday, August 01, 2007

DSWeb report on Snowbird dynamics meeting

You can find that article here. It was written by one of my former colleagues (Luz Vela-Arevalo, a former CNS postdoc) from Georgia Tech, who I actually originally met at Tech when she was a CDS grad turkey at Caltech and we took the same course. The 'lost wallet' that she mentions in the article refers to my infamous missing pocket protector.

In this entry, I should also include a public thanks to Luz, who let me charge my room to her credit card. Thanks!!!!