Federal bureaucrats are quitting rather than move out west.
Sounds good to me.
Federal bureaucrats are quitting rather than move out west.
Sounds good to me.
This looks promising. The field has needed innovation for a long time, and the NRC has been holding it back.
I’ve posted this before, but another example of why they’re good for car-theft prevention.
So, I just found out that I have until January 31st to submit it for the IISL (International Institute of Space Law) Proceedings. There is apparently a word limit of 5000 words. I just checked, and it’s exactly 4997…
Must be living right.
RIP, Dame Mary Barraco. What a story.
As anyone with a lick of sense predicted, California’s new worker “protection” law is crushing free lancers.
…is being finished by AI.
It will be very interesting to hear what it comes up with.
I was alive then, a few months after Apollo 11, but I’d never heard the full story of what had happened there; I only knew that there was another music festival, like Woodstock.
I had an appointment for an epidural on Monday, but after reading up on it, I decided to cancel. Seems like some risk involved, and I’m not in enough pain to bother. I really just need some strength training in my lower back. Unfortunately, the earliest appointment I could get for an evaluation for physical therapy is Boxing Day.
But I am feeling back to normal (that is, somewhat stiff in the morning when I get out of bed, but more limber once I start moving around, with little pain). I’ve been getting gradually better for the past couple weeks (it’s hard to believe that it’s been four weeks since it started). I managed a trip to DC this week with quite a bit of walking, including carrying a suitcase up and down stairs, and putting it in and getting it out of an overhead, so I think I need something more prophylactic at this point, so it doesn’t happen again.
Researchers are getting tired of all the hype.