#EconTwitter: what micro datasets on individuals/households are easily accessible for students to work with, e.g., for a Master Thesis? It's ok if they have to apply/register, but they are not typically employed at our chair, nor can we cover costs for data access. #followerpower
@nparksbuzz Hi! I had noticed that there is no direct email to contact for queries so I had sent in a feedback early last week. I have received a reply on Monday but it was regarding someone else's query. I have replied to that to clarify but have not gotten help yet.
There is also also no confirmation sent to my email so I do not have a feedback number to quote. I have just sent another query via the feedback form and I have just dialed the 24hr hotline for greenery queries (which appears only after sending in the feedback) but could not rea
Even though it's been 4 years since I've lifted, I've just realised that the muscle memory from squeezing my glutes and hamstrings when deadlifting still triggers when I come across the occasional video of someone deadlifting.
A year ago on Facebook, at the request of a former MSU student, I made this post. I used to say in class that econometrics is not so hard if you just master about 10 tools and apply them again and again. I decided I should put up or shut up.
#metricstotheface
Forthcoming in the AER: "The Effects of Parental and Sibling Incarceration: Evidence from Ohio" by Samuel Norris, Matthew Pecenco, and Jeffrey Weaver. https://t.co/KriQ8kLppN
Ok I may have, uhh... underestimated the demand for this. I put the TeX files and pdfs on GitHub: https://t.co/HgfE19XZxW https://t.co/DtpsWc0uvX https://t.co/njPvY0XqNb
Not only is rest an important part of work, but it’s also a *skill*. If you dont rest enough you will forget how to do it and that is a path to burn out. Take care of yourselves, #AcademicTwitter💜