another meem

It is all callistotoni's fault--she posted hers at a moment when I was in the right mood to follow along.

a Johari Window for me

and one for Clovis_t too--he didn't want to use this as his first post, but I wanted to be able to get back to it. Besides, some of my friends might be interested in adding words to his.

another meem

It is all callistotoni's fault--she posted hers at a moment when I was in the right mood to follow along.

a Johari Window for me

and one for Clovis_t too--he didn't want to use this as his first post, but I wanted to be able to get back to it. Besides, some of my friends might be interested in adding words to his.

I just stumbled upon what sounds like a really cool article!

Study of the provenance of Belgian Merovingian garnets by PIXE at IPNAS cyclotron

by F. Mathisa, O. Vrielynckb, K. Laclavetinea, G. Chênec and D. Strivay

Article in Press: Nuclear Inst. and Methods in Physics Research, B

( Abstract )

Since the ScienceDirect link I've got access to via my uni for it only gives the abstract and thumbnails of the figures, I've e-mailed the author asking for more information. Wouldn't it be delightful if I could do things like that--use my geology/petrology background to study period artefacts that involve stone/gems?

I just stumbled upon what sounds like a really cool article!

Study of the provenance of Belgian Merovingian garnets by PIXE at IPNAS cyclotron

by F. Mathisa, O. Vrielynckb, K. Laclavetinea, G. Chênec and D. Strivay

Article in Press: Nuclear Inst. and Methods in Physics Research, B

( Abstract )

Since the ScienceDirect link I've got access to via my uni for it only gives the abstract and thumbnails of the figures, I've e-mailed the author asking for more information. Wouldn't it be delightful if I could do things like that--use my geology/petrology background to study period artefacts that involve stone/gems?