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Spring - Too early to plan your next garden? Jan 31 “From the Ground Down” getting your soil in order CVO Library 12-1 http://t.co/PX8pRCIi 1 week ago
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Yay - Congrats to Celebrate Corvallis 2011 winners. Wonderful folks doing amazing things. Lots of ways to volunteer. http://t.co/N61VLz3M 2 weeks ago
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Category Archives: Astronomy
Shoulder Mounted Newt
My early scope, a 900 mm Bushnell, hadn’t seen much use lately, so I converted it into a true ‘grab and go’. I added a diagonal and some weekend wood working to come up with this. At 30x, I can … Continue reading
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Healthcare, 2.0, Social Networking, and Business
As a response to another post over at HIStalk that basically wondered if Healthcare 2.0 and social networking software will help healthcare in the future. I sent in a comment and was published: From John: “Re: Web 2.0. Web 2.0 … Continue reading
Privacy Statement in a Virtual Land
As you wander a lonely virtual landscape, is anyone watching you? Probably, if the land collect stats. Should you be told? As some may know, I maintain the Path of Support on Healthinfo Island in Second Life.* It features almost … Continue reading
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Certified.
I’ve finished up my course work at Oregon Health and Sciences University and now am an official Biomedical Informaticist! It is quite a program. While I had researched BMI by myself for about a year prior to applying to OHSU, … Continue reading
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Messier Podcast Links Going Up
I’m starting to put up podcasts to the different Messier objects. It’ll take a while, and if it gets too popular, I’ll need to host em somewhere else. They are going up at this page. Actually all the files are … Continue reading
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Messier Sky Tours- SEDs as Podcast
Like looking at deep sky objects in your scope, but can’t remember a thing about them? Tired of holding a flashlight in your teeth and fumbling with astronomical books? I want my scope time to be better- So I took … Continue reading
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Project: Messier
I tried out my scope and the audio recording of the SED’s Messier info that I blogged about last week. I really enjoyed it. I especially liked listening the historical descriptions and thinking about folks looking at these things hundreds … Continue reading
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Audio October Messier Tour … beta
Quick re-cap: I am an amateur astronomer (very amateur.) Although I read up on the various things to look at, it all pretty much goes out of my head when I’m up late at night with my scope. So I … Continue reading
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