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Hope it gets better soon.windsor wrote:I'm muddling through today with minimal funciton in my right thumb...thanks to the deep puncture put there by the canine tooth of dalmation at the training club last night. This isn't my first dog bite, nor my last...but DAMN they hurt like hell.
Congratulations!ArkieDukie wrote:The big NEJM paper is finally official! Not up on Pubmed just yet, but it must be coming soon based on the news release from Wash U. http://news.wustl.edu/news/Pages/21481.aspx
Get better soon, Windsor! I read that as "canine tooth of damnation." Probably about how it feels.windsor wrote:I'm muddling through today with minimal funciton in my right thumb...thanks to the deep puncture put there by the canine tooth of dalmation at the training club last night. This isn't my first dog bite, nor my last...but DAMN they hurt like hell.
"canine tooth of damnation"lawgrad91 wrote:Get better soon, Windsor! I read that as "canine tooth of damnation." Probably about how it feels.windsor wrote:I'm muddling through today with minimal funciton in my right thumb...thanks to the deep puncture put there by the canine tooth of dalmation at the training club last night. This isn't my first dog bite, nor my last...but DAMN they hurt like hell.
Thanks! I'm pretty psyched. 10th author, but still cool! Love having a small part of such an important project.windsor wrote:ArkieDukie wrote:The big NEJM paper is finally official! Not up on Pubmed just yet, but it must be coming soon based on the news release from Wash U. http://news.wustl.edu/news/Pages/21481.aspx
Totally awesome. Totally.
Right on, Oz! Way to dig down into the coauthor's list!OZZIE4DUKE wrote:ArkieDukie wrote:The big NEJM paper is finally official! Not up on Pubmed just yet, but it must be coming soon based on the news release from Wash U. http://news.wustl.edu/news/Pages/21481.aspxVery cool indeed!Lichti CF
You go girl! You're a step ahead of me. I've never lit the gas log fireplace in my living room, and I've lived here for 1.5 yrs. Of course, it's in the 70s here today, so it won't be happening today.CathyCA wrote:I just lit the pilot light on my new gas logs!
This is such an accomplishment. I am so afraid of lighting gas stoves, water heaters, grills, gas logs. I got down on the floor, figured out how to light the thing, and I didn't have any explosion when it lit. It didn't scare me when it lit, and I didn't scream.
Now I can enjoy cozy fires in my living room.
Thanks DA! I didn't really get the implications of the research until I read the press release. That makes the paper especially exciting! It's pretty exciting to have a small role in a project with such profound implications in cancer treatment.DevilAlumna wrote:Congratulations!! Sounds like some very important research too, keep up the great work!ArkieDukie wrote:The big NEJM paper is finally official! Not up on Pubmed just yet, but it must be coming soon based on the news release from Wash U. http://news.wustl.edu/news/Pages/21481.aspx
Thanks devildeac! (Notice how I'm padding my post count by responding to all the congrats? You set a fine example!)devildeac wrote:ArkieDukie wrote:The big NEJM paper is finally official! Not up on Pubmed just yet, but it must be coming soon based on the news release from Wash U. http://news.wustl.edu/news/Pages/21481.aspx
Thanks DinK! The publication fairy has been especially nice to me this year: two papers from work I did 5+ years ago at UAMS, a paper in Proceedings in National Academy of Sciences, the NEJM paper, and a couple others in smaller journals from work that I've done since arriving here about 1.5 years ago. I'm lucky to be collaborating with some good people.DukieInKansas wrote:Congratulations, AD on being published. Keep up the good work.
DukieInKansas wrote:Bragging time from a proud aunt:
Nephew Sam will be in a play this weekend - and I get to be there!
He also will be Conrad, the lead, in Bye, Bye, Birdie! in March. I will be there also. I've already asked for the first weekend in March off. (I have a great boss!)
Thanks!lawgrad91 wrote:ArkieDukie wrote:The big NEJM paper is finally official! Not up on Pubmed just yet, but it must be coming soon based on the news release from Wash U. http://news.wustl.edu/news/Pages/21481.aspx
Mine is the HP 6500A Plus - it's smarter and got better gradeslawgrad91 wrote:We have a new wireless printer, too, an HP 6500. It has a love-hate relationship with my new MacAir Pro. Sometimes when I try to print, it prints immediately; sometimes it doesn't recognize the printer, and one Saturday evening, I attempted to print something about 8, and it decided to print at 9 the next morning.CathyCA wrote:I have a new wireless printer that needs to be set up.OZZIE4DUKE wrote:Stayed up late setting up the printer! Wireless connection - check. Two-sided printing - check! Using the 22 pound paper isn't satisfactory for that, but I didn't think it would be. I'll get some glossy inkjet brochure paper, or something similar.
Go To Hell carolina! Go To Hell! Thanks!Very Duke Blue wrote:Congratulations!!!!!!!!ArkieDukie wrote:The big NEJM paper is finally official! Not up on Pubmed just yet, but it must be coming soon based on the news release from Wash U. http://news.wustl.edu/news/Pages/21481.aspx
Yay! Go Sam! I know you're proud of him.DukieInKansas wrote:Bragging time from a proud aunt:
Nephew Sam will be in a play this weekend - and I get to be there!
He also will be Conrad, the lead, in Bye, Bye, Birdie! in March. I will be there also. I've already asked for the first weekend in March off. (I have a great boss!)
Thanks Cathy!CathyCA wrote:Congratulations!ArkieDukie wrote:The big NEJM paper is finally official! Not up on Pubmed just yet, but it must be coming soon based on the news release from Wash U. http://news.wustl.edu/news/Pages/21481.aspx
Catching up on my congratulations. GO MAX! Congratulations to his team.Very Duke Blue wrote:Max's school football team won the conference championship last night. I think the score was 42 to 12. Max had an awesome game.
Well padded.ArkieDukie wrote:Thanks devildeac! (Notice how I'm padding my post count by responding to all the congrats? You set a fine example!)devildeac wrote:ArkieDukie wrote:The big NEJM paper is finally official! Not up on Pubmed just yet, but it must be coming soon based on the news release from Wash U. http://news.wustl.edu/news/Pages/21481.aspx
Nope, they're lucky to have YOU, Ms. ArkieDukie! Congratulations!!!!ArkieDukie wrote:Thanks DinK! The publication fairy has been especially nice to me this year: two papers from work I did 5+ years ago at UAMS, a paper in Proceedings in National Academy of Sciences, the NEJM paper, and a couple others in smaller journals from work that I've done since arriving here about 1.5 years ago. I'm lucky to be collaborating with some good people.DukieInKansas wrote:Congratulations, AD on being published. Keep up the good work.
Great news. I'm sure Sam will wonderful. Enjoy the play.DukieInKansas wrote:Bragging time from a proud aunt:
Nephew Sam will be in a play this weekend - and I get to be there!
He also will be Conrad, the lead, in Bye, Bye, Birdie! in March. I will be there also. I've already asked for the first weekend in March off. (I have a great boss!)
