PTSD

9.3.07

Stuff, stuff, and more stuff.

the Good, the better, the theoretical

• an analysis of u.s. foreign policy
• antipopper
• Bitch, Ph.D.
• BNLBlog
• Cosmic Variance
• Crooked Timber
• dc blogs
• dcist
• dormgrandpop
• The Duck of Minerva
• Effect Measure
• Endgame's House (gateway page)
• Graduate Students LJ
• I Blame the Patriarchy
• Ideoblog
• Inside HigherEd
• KARTOGRAPHY
• Lawyers, Guns and Money
• Libertarian Writers' Bureau: Sheri Conover Sharlow
• New Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
• One Bright Star
• OxBlog
• Photodan
• popgurls
• Prof PTJ's Course Diaries
• The Sharpener
• Slugger O'Toole
• Socially (Re)Constructed
• Whiskey Bar
• World Cup Blog

featured site

previous sites

• NHL.com. All Hockey, all the time
• The Beeb
• Life on Mars
• Flu Wiki
• A Site for Theory
• Social Science Information Gateway
• Complexity and Social Networks Blog
• TWoP
• Geoffrey Chaucer Hath a Blog
• cute overload
• popgurls
• Blogs in Education Matrix
• NaNoWriMo
• Flu Wiki
• Bunny
• 1000 Bars
• What PhD Really Stands For
• DetroitYes

what we're talking about

previous posts

• In which I have Things To Say.
• Tammany Hall Redux?
• This is not something I ordinarily do, but...
• Ahem.
• Always hated goodbyes.
• teaching, conferences and rats
• sometimes i want to throw the book at the wall*
• one of those posts which will piss off everyone (e...
• teaching and television shows
• some random thoughts about groceries, mimes and te...

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"So, ultimately, in order to understand nature it may be necessary to have a deeper understanding of mathematical relationships. But the real reason is that the subject is enjoyable, and although we humans cut nature up in different ways, and we have different courses in different departments, such compartmentalization is really artificial, and we should take our intellectual pleasures where we find them."