Yeah so June was insane. Job interview at Argonne National Labs Physics Division and the National Suerconducting Cyclotron Lab at Michigan State.

Argonne was about 16 hours of interviews, and MSU more like 13 I think.

Add that in with a flight to and from Tokyo, an undergrad reunion, meeting a new foster kid my mother has, then flying to Beijing for a 9-hours-a-day 4-day symposium. Oh yeah and I'm supposed to be finalizing my dissertation somewhere in here.

:::pant:::

At least June is over!

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>Daid: Pretty sure you have a whole big bucket as your penny jar. You never have only two cents. :p

I have never been to any of those places.

I HAVE NO PITY.

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>I have never been to any of those places.

>I HAVE NO PITY.

I guess it does look like a pity post, doesn't it? I must have failed somewhere in here. I think I was trying to express exhaustion as well as excuse for absence.

I have papers published at both those laboratories, and I was a summer student at Argonne a decade ago, so not only have I been to those places, but I know a lot of those people.

Still. 16 hour interviews? Who does that? It was actually really fun, if not kind of tiring stuck in the middle of all the rest of the mess. I think it's just like this endurance test.

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>Daid: Pretty sure you have a whole big bucket as your penny jar. You never have only two cents. :p

The last interview I did lasted 36 hours over forested terrain covering 100 square miles. I don't regret what I had to do over that day and a half or to whom I had to do it to, but gosh, the barista job ended up not really being worth it.

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>>Argonne was about 16 hours of interviews, and MSU more like 13 I think.

well foo, now I want go find references and read papers ...




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