Right now I’m gearing up for next week’s beginning of my graduate General Relativity<\/em> class, which is my absolute favorite subject to teach. I’m also preparing for quite a bit more travel this year, although not for a few weeks at least. But most importantly, of course, I’m hard at work on a number of projects that I hope will come to fruition in the pretty near future.<\/p> So this post is just intended to get back into the swing of things. I’ll leave you with an interesting new link. NPR<\/a> is entering the science blogging field with a good-looking new blog<\/a> featuring, among others, science writer and friend-of-the-blog, K.C. Cole, and former guest contributor<\/a>, physicist Marcelo Gleiser. Their blog is called 13.7<\/a> (for reasons you might try guessing before checking on) and I hope you’ll check them out – we wish them all the best. <\/p> Well, I’ve spent quite a bit of time away from the blog recently, feeling rather overwhelmed as a number of responsibilities accumulated over the last hectic year finally caught up with me. But, for now at least, things seem to … Continue reading <\/a>
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