...preferably before he sends out press releases like this one: http://newsroom.ucr.edu/cgi-bin/display.cgi?id=1959 Which is about our upcoming Medievalism, Colonialism, Nationalism symposium here at... Fradenburg, Thomas Prendergast...and more) and me. Hi, guys, I'm a third-year grad student. It'll be fun, though. Really it will. Once I'm done with my paper, for good or not-so-good, and can relax

I will be on a panel at Digital Hollywood in LA tomorrow representing the new and even more excting LiveJournal. And it should be a lot of fun. I am curious to hear what other people have to say on the...from someone from MySpace as I think they have really done a great job with UGC. They are on track to to 1 billion in revenue this year , and they will reach that goal one year before Google did.

My office is now as warm as it is likely to get this winter. In addition to the insulated wall I now have the plastic-sealed window and the injected foam insulation under the front footboard. This seems...Joss Whedon! I have some dvds to watch. At some point in the next month I must buy a microwave. I am inundated with demands for my money, and will have to work like an indentured servant to pay my bills

...of Con*Stellation, an annual regional Science Fiction/fantasy convention hosted by the North Alabama Science Fiction Association (NASFA). Over the years, I've spoken at sf/f conventions, romance conferences, multi-genre conferences, bookstores and libraries, colleges and universities, writers groups and writing workshops, writers retreats, high schools, readers groups, museums, and civic associations...

The Graph Drawing 2008 web site now has hundreds of photos from the conference. Probably not of interest unless you were a participant. And the following more specific links are probably not of interest..., watching the talks with Elena Mumford , giving my talks on xyz graphs and diamond lattices , chatting with Roberto Tamassia , outside the talk site with Alex Wolff , and at the banquet

Originally published at Nice Mommy~Evil Editor . Please leave any comments there. I’m leaving town again. As it happens, I’m kind of exhausted because the toddler, she’s not sleeping so well and...workshop at 4pm on Friday. Saturday, I’ll be doing pitches and then on the editor panel, and you can always look for me wandering around the book fair. Please stop and say hi if you’re there.

...I ever slept this much??? DX anyways. Um. Yeah. We have a shietload of tests. TT-TT We have a billion last week, some more this week, and like. A thousand more next week. DX Not to mention that conferences are tomorrow and NO FREAKING TEACHERS EXPLAINED ANYTHING TO US. ._. This sucks. If I "fail" it's not my fault. Stupdi teachers. As for the weekend.................... I went to this place...

...time in a year. The breeze has been breathing relief into these still-hot days, the buses show up just when I want them, solid school lunches... Ok, the real deal is that I'm done with parent teacher conferences and things with Jordan progress . Plus I'm starting to be able to kind of interact with people in Chinese (on an utterly rudimentary level). I've also gained ten pounds since I've been here...

After I met with my mentor Kaylan it was time for the panel on "How a Manuscript Becomes a Book." I was very interested in what Molly O'Neill, an editor at Bowen Press, had to say as she recently made...little intra-apartment competition: (I know there are fancy online word meters, but we're keeping it old school in Washington Heights, what can I say.) I'll keep you posted on our progress

I've been to quite a few conferences, and I have to say nothing beats the Rutgers experience. While literary ladybugs are few and far between, the level of time and consideration mentees receive from their mentors is truly phenomenal. This past Saturday was no exception. Although getting to Rutgers turned out to be somewhat of a comedy of errors. One of my travel companions overslept and had to...