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Being a Geek #Blofeld #kitty 5/5 #Meowmeowbeenz I've recently gone on medication for my social anxiety, which has been great for me. It's so relieving to not feel anxiety for once. scooterbraunhardcore: some fall out boy photoshoots make you think was this taken at a walmart or a professional studio you’ll never know Until I enlarged the pic I thought this was the cast of Its Always Sunny in Philadelphia. flaminghomer: Remember Alf? You have no idea how many times I either hear or say this quote. Makes ya wonder what spirit he’s banishing to protect you from with that daily ritual. It's because I think too much
Copenhannah: Archive Blog » Secciones Sobre este blog Qué es «Orsai Blog» Cuentos, relatos, folletines, pequeñas obras de teatro, monólogos y reflexiones de Hernán Casciari, conocido como El Jorge o Cayota, que actualiza este blog desde febrero de 2004. Buscar en «Orsai Blog» ¡Ya a la venta la nueva Bonsai! BONSAI N2 (Abril-Mayo) 88 páginas de diversión para chicos y grandes con alma de niño. Pack Orsai 2011 848 páginas (ENE-DIC 2011) 4 ejemplares. Pack Orsai 2012 924 páginas (ENE-DIC 2012) 6 ejemplares. Pack Orsai 2013 888 páginas (ENE-DIC 2013) Pack Orsai Total 2.660 páginas (2011-2013) 16 ejemplares.
Blog » Leer en voz alta Hace un año estaba durmiendo con el teléfono cerca y cuando suena lo atiendo y era Pergolini. Yo tenía tres cuartos de cerebro todavía roncando: solamente un pedazo de mí entendía la realidad. Y como en toda mi vida solamente había escuchado a Pergolini por la FM Rock & Pop, durante el primer minuto todo lo que me dijo, para mi cerebro, fue escuchar la radio. En esa frontera rara del entendimiento, yo no había atendido un teléfono: yo había pulsado sin querer la aplicación de la Rock & Pop que tengo en el iPhone. Así que seguí durmiendo, tranquilo, mientras Pergolini decía por la radio que un hijo suyo había leído un libro mío, que después él había leído ese libro por recomendación del hijo suyo, y que ahora estaba armando un teatro con una radio adentro, y que quería que yo hiciera no sé qué cosa en su radio. Yo pensaba: «Qué loco, Pergolini está haciendo un radioteatro en mi cabeza». Entonces escucho que dice: —Hernán, ¿estás ahí? Me dijo que era eso lo que quería, justamente. Y yo pensé:
Research and Publications You can find my research profile on Google Scholar, ResearchGate and Academia.edu Publications Doctoral dissertation Lantsoght, E. Journal Papers Lantsoght, E.O.L., van der Veen, C., Walraven J.C., (2013). Lantsoght, E.O.L., van der Veen, C., Walraven, J, de Boer, A. (2013) “Shear Assessment of Reinforced Concrete Slab Bridges”. Refereed Special Publications Kalsbeek, I., Arragon, M. v., Vries, R. d., Ghossein, A., Lourens, K., Plas, A. v. d., Heinsbroek, A., Yip, C., Semiari, A., Tian, K., Kabos, M., Griemink, A., Oortmerssen, L. v., Autar, N., Kraus, J., Reenen, K. v., Smaling, H., Gemeren, W. v., Straten, R. v., Teeuwen, B., Joosten, S., Altinga, N., Markerink, S., Vries, W. d., Lantsoght, E.O.L., and Hoogenboom, P. (2011). Lantsoght, E.O.L., van der Veen, C., and Walraven, J. (2011). Lantsoght, E.O.L., van der Veen, C., Walraven, J., de Boer, A. (2012), “Spreiding puntlasten plaatviaducten.” Conference Papers Lantsoght, E. Lantsoght, E. Lantsoght, E.O.L. (2012). Technical reports Talks
GUEST POST: Ph.D. Survival Tips Dr. Eva Lantsoght is a Civil Engineer and an Assistant Professor Universidad San Francisco de Quito, The Netherlands. In her current project titled "PhD Talk", she shares her expertise in matriculating through a doctoral program. This week Dr. Eva was kind enough to share with us her tips for maintaining health and wellness during the scholastic journey. Self-Care Routines for Ph.D. Most graduate students are hard on themselves: long hours in the laboratory and soldiering through no matter what, while being sleep-deprived and caffeine-fueled. However, the ultimate goal of a dissertation is to make a novel contribution to your field of study. Sleep-deprived? Over-worked? For that reason, self-care is extremely important during your doctoral studies. 1. While buying fresh produce can be expensive, you should eat your veggies. 2. Deadlines, pressure to produce results and hectic conference travel schedules: these might be your everyday fare in graduate school and beyond. 3. 4. 5.
PhD Talk for AcademicTransfer: Getting Started with Working in a Research Lab This post is part of the series PhD Talk for AcademicTransfer: posts written for the Dutch academic career network AcademicTransfer, your go-to resource for all research positions in the Netherlands. These posts are sponsored by AcademicTransfer, and tailored to those of you interested in pursuing a research position in the Netherlands. If these posts raise your interest in working as a researcher in the Netherlands, even better - and feel free to fire away any questions you might have on this topic! So you've found yourself a great PhD program and supervisor, which is part of your Plan for Your Academic Life, and now you're supposed to get started with your experiments in the lab of your research group. After a few days of taking care of the basics of getting started in your program and doing all the paperwork, you're excited to get started working in your research lab. You start with a smile on your face, maybe even whistling while you work. And then you break something. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.