Monday Morning
Around the blogosphere today: for some reason Carl Brannen has been looking at the baryon PDG data. Tommaso Dorigo continues to write entertaining posts about a hypothetical Higgs particle, and Louise Riofrio must be up to some mischief, because she isn't usually this quiet...
Beautiful morning here in the South. Yesterday's lahar on Mt Ruapehu is thought to have stabilised the crater lake for the time being. The emergency response was swift and no casualties were reported.
Beautiful morning here in the South. Yesterday's lahar on Mt Ruapehu is thought to have stabilised the crater lake for the time being. The emergency response was swift and no casualties were reported.
posted by Kea | 10:59 AM
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Back again. (Too much fun with the hybrid car.) Don Pettit was working on a volcano in NZ when NASA called to tell him he would be an astronaut. I hope to visit there sometime soon too.
Hi Louise,
I thought you were busy with the talk you're preparing! Mind you, I expect wonders from it... Go back to work! ;-)
Hello Kea,
yes, I have been writing far too much on the Higgs issue lately... For one reason or another, I was pulled into it. But there would be a ton of other interesting things to discuss out there - CDF and D0 have been pipelining new results for winter conferences and the tap is open now.
Later
T.
Glad to know you were having fun, Louise. It would be great to see you in NZ.
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