@gcntweet you've removed the whole Vuelta section already! The day of the final stage isn't even over. Now it's an absolute pain to find highlights, Three Breakaway, etc. Please leave it a few extra days next time 😀
Road Closed - Oxford Road is closed in both directions between Booth Street West and Grafton Street outside the University due to a serious water leak, causing major flooding on the road. Sgt K
@Emma_Alexander Thank you so much @Emma_Alexander. She tends to be so skittish that she's probably as elusive as a mountain lion. It's probably more a matter of keeping an eye out in case she pops her head out somewhere or crosses a path.
Our lovely cat Poutine disappeared on the night of Wednesday to Thursday and hasn't come back since. If you walk around the Birchfields Park area (M14) or even Platt Fields Park, please keep an eye out for her. 🙏 https://t.co/QdZV6bwge7
This amazing initiative has been set up by @dara_project student Ann Njeri Ng'endo @njeri_ke to ensure as many Kenyan girls as possible continue their education.
Read more about it below and follow the @ElimishaMschana account for updates & activities.
https://t.co/bSJm4FIlZD
Some results involving colleagues, and my postdoc Colin Clark, connected to a paper we published recently: True identity of mysterious gamma-ray source revealed https://t.co/6dykOci1fv
All these years I've been frying eggs wrong. Learned proper way today. Recipe:
1. Open Microsoft Excel
2. Put in a bunch of numbers in two sheets
3. Do a lookup to cross-match entries
4. Wait for laptop to heat up and go crazy (won't take long)
5. Cook eggs
Enjoy
My first first author paper is now accepted for publication in A&A and is on arxiv : https://t.co/J000jkd3W8
Couldn't have done it without the help of @BretonRene . Thank you so much.
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DM or email to discuss. #HEPjobs
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His talk is entitled: "Brief introduction to pulsars". He will briefly describe the nature and properties of pulsars, which are some of the most extreme objects populating our Universe, having the largest observed magnetic fields and fastest known rotational periods.
Hey twitters friends. Tonight is public talk number 2 out of 3 this week for me! You can watch live on YouTube https://t.co/6VvZ5O7JCl Also feature colleague Romeel Dave.
Editing #DataScience lecture subtitles on a Sunday. Hardly a reason to smile, but this one worked: apparently I’m discussing the “Ikea information Criterion”. cc @BretonRene