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devildeac wrote:Well, 2 outta 3 ain't bad...



(who's that goofball with the visor?)

What goofball? He keeps our .

Awesome painting, CB&B.

DinK, it's wonderful you have such great memories of your Mom. I will have a Hershey's Kiss sometime today. I would call my Mom, but I talked to her last night and she doesn't expect to talk to me except on Wednesdays and Sundays. I called her from Charlotte last month on a Saturday (I saw a pink fleece jacket in Dick's Sporting Goods that was perfect for her, but I wasn't sure of the size) and it took me a bit to get her to understand I was fine, I just needed to know: small or medium?

lawgrad91 wrote:Awesome painting, CB&B.

DinK, it's wonderful you have such great memories of your Mom. I will have a Hershey's Kiss sometime today. I would call my Mom, but I talked to her last night and she doesn't expect to talk to me except on Wednesdays and Sundays. I called her from Charlotte last month on a Saturday (I saw a pink fleece jacket in Dick's Sporting Goods that was perfect for her, but I wasn't sure of the size) and it took me a bit to get her to understand I was fine, I just needed to know: small or medium?

Do not mess with a routine. They are important. Enjoy the Hershey's kiss.

DukieInKansas wrote:

lawgrad91 wrote:Awesome painting, CB&B.

DinK, it's wonderful you have such great memories of your Mom. I will have a Hershey's Kiss sometime today. I would call my Mom, but I talked to her last night and she doesn't expect to talk to me except on Wednesdays and Sundays. I called her from Charlotte last month on a Saturday (I saw a pink fleece jacket in Dick's Sporting Goods that was perfect for her, but I wasn't sure of the size) and it took me a bit to get her to understand I was fine, I just needed to know: small or medium?

Do not mess with a routine. They are important. Enjoy the Hershey's kiss.

Just one Hershey's kiss?

Apropos nothing but that's why I thought to stick it here--

SOMEONE READ OUR BOOK!!
http://blogs.plos.org/neuroanthropology ... -the-mind/

--granted we gave him a copy, but academic books and ours in particular are hard to read and we really did it to stick on our resumes even though we are rather proud of the end product.

--anyways, I feel like running around and hugging ppl, but I'm at home with the sick baby; so hugs to all y'all

devildeac wrote:

DukieInKansas wrote:

lawgrad91 wrote:Awesome painting, CB&B.

DinK, it's wonderful you have such great memories of your Mom. I will have a Hershey's Kiss sometime today. I would call my Mom, but I talked to her last night and she doesn't expect to talk to me except on Wednesdays and Sundays. I called her from Charlotte last month on a Saturday (I saw a pink fleece jacket in Dick's Sporting Goods that was perfect for her, but I wasn't sure of the size) and it took me a bit to get her to understand I was fine, I just needed to know: small or medium?

Do not mess with a routine. They are important. Enjoy the Hershey's kiss.

Just one Hershey's kiss?

No. Mom would eat 3 at a time. A professional tennis player taught her that - I just don't remember which one.

bluebutton wrote:Apropos nothing but that's why I thought to stick it here--

SOMEONE READ OUR BOOK!!
http://blogs.plos.org/neuroanthropology ... -the-mind/

--granted we gave him a copy, but academic books and ours in particular are hard to read and we really did it to stick on our resumes even though we are rather proud of the end product.

--anyways, I feel like running around and hugging ppl, but I'm at home with the sick baby; so hugs to all y'all

Way to go, even if you did give him a copy.

bluebutton wrote:Apropos nothing but that's why I thought to stick it here--

SOMEONE READ OUR BOOK!!
http://blogs.plos.org/neuroanthropology ... -the-mind/

--granted we gave him a copy, but academic books and ours in particular are hard to read and we really did it to stick on our resumes even though we are rather proud of the end product.

--anyways, I feel like running around and hugging ppl, but I'm at home with the sick baby; so hugs to all y'all

Daniel Lende, the author of the article, was a grad student at Emory when I taught there in the department.

Lavabe wrote:

bluebutton wrote:Apropos nothing but that's why I thought to stick it here--

SOMEONE READ OUR BOOK!!
http://blogs.plos.org/neuroanthropology ... -the-mind/

--granted we gave him a copy, but academic books and ours in particular are hard to read and we really did it to stick on our resumes even though we are rather proud of the end product.

--anyways, I feel like running around and hugging ppl, but I'm at home with the sick baby; so hugs to all y'all

Daniel Lende, the author of the article, was a grad student at Emory when I taught there in the department.

Whoa, small world. Not that he was your student, but what's it like to see students become their own independent researchers?

bluebutton wrote:

Lavabe wrote:

bluebutton wrote:Apropos nothing but that's why I thought to stick it here--

SOMEONE READ OUR BOOK!!
http://blogs.plos.org/neuroanthropology ... -the-mind/

--granted we gave him a copy, but academic books and ours in particular are hard to read and we really did it to stick on our resumes even though we are rather proud of the end product.

--anyways, I feel like running around and hugging ppl, but I'm at home with the sick baby; so hugs to all y'all

Daniel Lende, the author of the article, was a grad student at Emory when I taught there in the department.

Whoa, small world. Not that he was your student, but what's it like to see students become their own independent researchers?

No joke! It's one of the best feelings.
Here's a new one for me: two of those former students are PhD students now in the same program, and are now married to each other.

devildeac wrote:Well, 2 outta 3 ain't bad...



(who's that goofball with the visor?)

It's Borat!

bluebutton wrote:Apropos nothing but that's why I thought to stick it here--

SOMEONE READ OUR BOOK!!
http://blogs.plos.org/neuroanthropology ... -the-mind/

--granted we gave him a copy, but academic books and ours in particular are hard to read and we really did it to stick on our resumes even though we are rather proud of the end product.

--anyways, I feel like running around and hugging ppl, but I'm at home with the sick baby; so hugs to all y'all

I admire the work, just from reading the article.
I have a curiousity about any links between diabetes and dementia. Any references?

captmojo wrote: I admire the work, just from reading the article.
I have a curiousity about any links between diabetes and dementia. Any references?

Thanks! But I'm a linguist - haha. I'd have to look that up just like you. I do read a lot about the brain and dementia, but haven't come across anything about diabetes.

OK.
I will ask one other question, related.
Wasn't it determined that something of this nature (TDK) that afflicted King George III?

Anybody else ever taken '5 Hour Energy'?

captmojo wrote:Anybody else ever taken '5 Hour Energy'?

I did once. I burped for 5 hours, but I don't think it enhanced my mental acuity or energy level.

I could tell a difference. I think it worked.
It tasted awful, though.

I woke up at 3:22 a.m. this morning, worked for an hour and a half and then went back to sleep for a while. That hour and a half was much more productive than my regular day as there were zero interuptions and no distractions.

YmoBeThere wrote:I woke up at 3:22 a.m. this morning, worked for an hour and a half and then went back to sleep for a while. That hour and a half was much more productive than my regular day as there were zero interuptions and no distractions.

What's CTN then, a hobby?

devildeac wrote: What's CTN then, a hobby?

Clearly, it is an addiction.