Good to see that more of us are coming through in terms of sports. Football is king in the US and having one of us play the most important position at the higher levels (college and the pros) could serve as a role model to inspire a whole generation of kids. Hoping he balls out!
Let’s say you have gotten offers from Penn State, University of Alabama, Ole Miss, Mississippi State. University of Kentucky, Baylor and LSU which school would you choose to attend and why? I am wanting to transfer to Duke.
I have funded PhD offers from both schools but I really do not know which one to pick. I appreciate any thoughts!!
Just received this email:
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> Thank you for your patience and your support as we continue to navigate through these uncharted waters. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to the ticket office at xxxx or xxxx.
I'm a biologist who has spent over 40 years studying the diversity of life on planet Earth. I've written many books dealing with questions about this amazing biodiversity, but recently I've become fascinated by questions about life on other planets. The number of known planets is now well over 4000 - a very large number compared with the mere eight we knew of until recently, and yet only the tip of the suspected iceberg of about a trillion planets spread across our local galaxy. Some of these planets almost certainly host life. But how many, and what is it like? These are the central questions of my new book The Biological Universe, published by Cambridge University Press.
I began my scientific career with a PhD from Nottingham University in England, went on to teach and carry out research at several other British universities, and am now Emeritus Professor at the National University of Ireland in Galway. I have held visiting positions at Harvard and Cambridge universities. I was one of the founding editors of the scientific journal Evolution & Development. My previous books include Life through Time and Space (Harvard 2017). This was described as 'brilliant and thought-provoking in every way' by Sir Arnold Wolfendale, Britain's Astronomer Royal (only the 14th person to hold this position since its origin in the year 1675).
Ask me anything about:
- What alien life is likely to be like
- How widespread it is likely to be
- How soon we are likely to discover it
- How close is the nearest alien life to Earth
- What are the implications of discovering it
I'll be on at 12 noon Eastern (16 UT), AMA!
Username: /u/WallaceArthur
These languages include Bikol, Cebuano, Hiligaynon, Ilokano, Kapampangan, and Pangasinan. Most of these languages have dictionaries and grammar textbooks.
https://www.hawaiiopen.org/bookseries/pali-language-texts-philippines/
I want to get into UoA but I'm not sure my qualifications match it.
My stats:
I'm literally God and Jesus and Buddha
I have 3 testicles instead of 2
I can breathe out of one nostril at a time
SAT 1750/1600
GPA 5 UW 78 W
I took 67 APs and slept with the teachers for 7 of them (Big schlong)
Do I have a chance?
Has anyone heard ANYTHING from this program? Same for University of Virginia and University of Miami. I even emailed them because I am committing elsewhere and no reply. Just wondering if they've research out to anyone about anything recently.
Project GRIP (Gun-Related Injury Prevention) is a 3-year federally funded research study that aims to better understand the perspective of those who own and use guns in our pursuit reduce suicides and homicides in our community. We are currently recruiting for Community Research Assistants who are themselves gun owners. These positions are part time (approx. 20 hours weekly) and will involve a variety of tasks including assisting the research team, working with members of our advisory boards, and conducting interviews with research participants. Details about the project and a link to apply for the positions can be found here.
