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Monday, 9 May 2011

Creative Hiatus

Posted on 09:39 by hony
I really want to explore a few things on my blog in the next few weeks, namely the coming draw-down of military intervention in other countries - if it happens - and what it means for funding science research in America.

However, I just got the green light here at work to be the prime author on a $9.8 million proposal, so I will effectively not exist on the internet until the due day in early June. Abandon me not, loyal readers, I shall return!


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