Training Log Archive: barb

Watched "Splinterheads" last night with Dave, a fun little Indie movie that makes geocaching look extremely sexy. Now, how about doing the same for orienteering, folks?

To and from MIDTERM #2! As with #1, I had not studied all that there was to study, but I was sure glad to have studied what I did study or it would have ben a DISASTER! I missed the question on DNA damage and repair, but I think I did pretty well on the questions about the figures from the papers we read, and on the questions about pRb and p53. The test was a lot of fun.

Another breakfast birthday party, this time for neighbor Elizabeth.
Then in the evening:

I need to remember to respond to this message -- but not sure what exactly to say. What are the best resources for map making? I'll certainly mention orienteering club websites, and maybe some nearby companies like Deb's and Ed's. Also open orienteering map.

The MEES board is getting ready to send out the next newsletter, The Observer, which will feature conference highlights.
I have received great reviews of your presentation, and I would like to invite you to share any follow up information with the MEES membership and those that were not able to attend your session via the newsletter. Specifically, attendees from your workshop were looking forward to seeing a resource list and map making websites. If you would be able to submit these resources, I think it would be an excellent fit for the newsletter!
If you have anything to submit, (handouts, photos, link to web resources and so on) please email to me by Friday April 8.
Thank you for presenting, I look forward to hearing from you!

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with David, most of an orange course.

To Liz' house & back