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Tag Archives: Science
Sage Makes Me Happier Than Seems Reasonable
I’ve known about the Python-for-mathematics software stack SAGE for a while now, but I hadn’t played with it until today. What happened? I read Vincent Noel’s very good blog entry on replacing Matlab with Python. What I had missed about … Continue reading
The Year in Science 2007
Now that 2007 has drawn to an end it’s time to review the science I did last year. As is the case in all efficiently-run organizations, the Agricultural Research Service bases most of annual performance reviews for Category 1 scientists … Continue reading
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Tagged 2008, best-prediction, BESTPRED, dairy cattle, gestation length, health, persistency, Science
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San Diego, CA
Greetings from sunny San Diego, CA, where I attended the NRI Animal Genomics Annual Investigator Meeting Friday and will be attending weekend workshops at the Plant and Animal Genome XVI meeting. Hopefully I can get away after lunch to do … Continue reading
Open Access Publishing, etc.
Last night I got an e-mail from the Journal of Animal Science announcing The Journal of Animal Science has added Open Access publishing… To address scientists’ needs for open access (OA) publication, the Journal of Animal Science (JAS) has added … Continue reading
Science by the Pound
The May 2007 issue of Journal of Dairy Science is out. It contains 2 papers on which I’m first author and 1 on which I’m a co-author: VanRaden, P. M., M. E. Tooker, J. B. Cole, G. R. Wiggans, and … Continue reading
Good news comes in at least twos
I got two great e-mails this evening, both pertaining to work. One is an invitation to speak at the Continental Kennel Club’s Breeders Seminar. The invitation mentions paid expenses and an honorarium, but I’ve got to check my calendar (the … Continue reading
Working for the Man
I know, it’s been a long time since I last blogged. I’ve been busy, what with successfully completing my probationary period and getting my new employee up to speed. I’ve been much busier than I expected this week, but that … Continue reading
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Tagged cake, Discworld, Google, PyPedal, quilt, Science, visualization
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It’s not like being a state worker…those were the days!
I’ve been pretty busy the last few days working on the documentation I’ve got to assemble for my retention and promotion panels. The materials needed for the retention panel aren’t too hard to assemble, but the promotion case is a … Continue reading
Agricultural science at its creepiest
Working in agriculture can be sort of strange sometimes. Consider the following symposium announcement which hit my inbox a few minutes ago: Attached is an announcement for a symposium entitled ‘National Carcass Disposal Symposium-2006, Connecting Research, Regulations, and Response’ being … Continue reading
I’m a citation ho
The new issue of the Journal of Dairy Science is out today, and I’ve got a paper in it. That’s cool, don’t get me wrong, but it’s not the coolest thing. The coolest thing is from one of my earlier … Continue reading