Stories of my life with food- creating it, eating it, sharing it and loving it. Wednesday, March 18, 2015. Not everyone is wheat-free by choice. Over the past fifteen years wheat has been an-on-again-off-again thing in my life. This time some figurative kicking and screaming was involved in climbing back onto this particular wagon.

Humble Member of the Baryonic Minority. I wanted to thank my loyal readers, and apologize for the paucity of posts during the past few months. Thank you for reading! See you over at the new domain. Love in the time of Kepler. I think, was one of my undergraduate advisor.

Sometimes life is stranger than fiction. Saturday, October 27, 2012. Poetry, prose, and the common oyster. In 1942, the French essayist Francis Ponge published a collection of writings - short pieces in a nebulous space between essay and prose poem - called Le Parti-Pris des Choses. He wrote, too, of the humble oyster.

The Dish from the Dish. Western States Speaking Tour 2014. Transmitting to the ISEE-3 spacecraft from Arecibo Observatory. 8221; is what Dana must have heard. We were talking about the ISEE-3 spacecraft. During lunch at Arecibo Observatory. Read the rest of how we used a 50-year-old radio telescope in the jungle of Puerto Rico to communicate with an ancient spacecraft.

Women make up half the bodies in the solar system. Why not half the scientists? 51 Women in Planetary Science. To our female planetary science colleagues who have recently received awards for their research and accomplishments! A professor in the Department of Earth and Planetary Science at the University of Tokyo has received the 2015 J.