Off to the AAG

Well, tomorrow I am off to the meeting of the Association of American Geographers in Boston. Not really a hard rock type of place, although, there should be some good geomorphology stuff. And, of course, my ground breaking paper will be presented!

First Post (well...)

Thanks to everyone that congratulated me on my thesis defense!

I decided I really didn't want to bother with this site. However, I may want to try my hand at a few good earth science posts in the future. So, I am moving to blogger. It seems popular with others in the geo-blogosphere. I moved several posts over just to see how I liked it and I was pretty impressed how well it worked. Of course, best of all it is free (as in cost).

So redirect yourself to http://poolsandriffles.blogspot.com/ (everyone else seems to have a cool sounding name).

First order of business is to finally win a round of Where on Google Earth .

I passed

Well, I passed my thesis defense!

Now, to get to work on edits :(

In the not to distant future

Well, I have been quiet for several months. Well, this Friday (March 28) is my thesis defense! I am pretty confident about my methods and results, however, my biggest fear is some committee member will decide I use other statistical tests or methods. I am hoping that been the first masters student to graduate on time will help them not get crazy about changes.

Also, this site has an uncertain future. I have been trying to decide what I want to do. I have had this site in one form or another for like 5 years. The main reason I even had the sites was just to play with the technology (databases, servers, software). However, I have since grow uninterested by the current happenings in these technologies (nothing is really happening).

As I look back on my posts, I am frankly embarrassed by most of them. There are very few I find worthy of reading, and I have never been a fan of posting for posting's sake. This is especially obvious to me as I read some of the great posts by others.

So this site currently is set to die on April 4. I haven't decided what I am going to do. C'est la vie.