#posted: 09.05.23

[maneskin-dimensione]

Thomas via his instagram stories; 09.05.23

[mioritic]

Thirteen photos taken in 2023

Basilica di San Clemente, Rome, Italy, 28.01.23

Bușteni, Romania, 21.02.23

St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican City, 27.01.23

Mănăstirea Probota (Dolhasca), Romania, 11.04.23

Obelisk of Horia, Cloșca, & Crișan, Alba Iulia, Romania, 06.05.23

Casa Storck, Bucharest, Romania, 06.10.23

Pfarrkirche hl. Augustinus, Perchtoldsdorf, Austria, 20.07.23

Mănăstirea Voroneț (Gura Humorului), Romania, 10.04.23

Vienna, Austria, 09.02.23

Rome, Italy, 27.01.23

Mănăstirea Sf. Ioan cel Nou, Suceava, Romania, 09.04.23

Sibiu, Romania, 06.05.23

Cluj-Napoca, Romania, 09.05.23

Portraits of friends, family, loved ones not pictured.

Taken on a Fuji X100V — I post more photos on my Flickr

[stressedlawsecretary]

Today's Focus

09.05.23 - First day at work back from the Labor Day holiday. Does anybody ever want to go back to work after a long weekend? I don't think so, and met up with one of the Consumer Fraud ladies on the way into the office and she commiserated with me. At least it's gorgeous out; the cooler weather and rain won't move in until later in the week.

Work - Stephanie has a deposition on Friday so that's probably mostly what I'll be preparing for. Since the whole court system takes off for the holiday, I don't really have anything backed up except a couple of late efiles from Friday. However, the day after a holiday is just. Bound to be busy.

Background Noise - Well I'm back to trying to marathon YT videos lol. I know I have a Labor Day Philip DeFranco to watch; I'm sure over the weekend Charlie uploaded half a dozen vids. It's Tuesday so I probably have Dark Asia with Megan and my bestie sent me a video about EDP445 getting caught being a pedo again so I'm sure I'll have a couple videos on that shit to watch. [EDP445 is a legitimate predator, though 'pedo' may be a stretch since he appears to be interested in pubertal teens. He has, however, made multiple attempts to have inappropriate conversations with kids he knew were way too young and so like. He's a real actual predator.]

Study - If I get a chance to, around the work I have to do, I'll probably read some news articles today and take the studying easy. I have a couple of essay I'd really like to write/finish and eventually post so I might focus there.

Extras - It is D&D night! So it's a good thing I did all my chores yesterday because I will have no time to do anything once I get home except make dinner. I did a fancy chicken & rice casserole yesterday; today is crispy salt & vinegar smashed potatoes with steak and broccoli.

[evoldir]

Fwd: Other: WebinarSeries.PopulationGeneticsVienna

Begin forwarded message: > From: evoldir@evol.biology.mcmaster.ca > Subject: Other: WebinarSeries.PopulationGeneticsVienna > Date: 4 March 2023 at 06:31:22 GMT > To: rdmpage@gmail.com > > > Dear colleagues, > > The Vienna Graduate School of Population Genetics runs an > internationally recognized seminar series featuring weekly talks by > leading experts in population genetics. We invite interested listeners > to join our webinars during the upcoming Summer term (Tuesdays at > 17:00 CET/CEST). > > Sign up here to receive webinar announcements and zoom links for the > upcoming term: > https://ift.tt/GHbCUqw > > Upcoming webinars: > > 07.03.23 - Johannes Krause (Max Planck Inst. for Evol. Anthropology, DE) > The genetic history of Europe: Adaptation and Migration in prehistory. > > 14.03.23 - Matteo Fumagalli (Queen Mary Univ. of London, UK) > Big data, AI, and other buzzwords in population genetics. > > 21.03.23 - Laurent Duret (Univ. Lyon, FR) > Random genetic drift sets an upper limit on mRNA splicing accuracy in metazoans. > > 28.03.23 - Ralph Tiedemann (Univ. of Potsdam, DE) > Evolution of Electric Organ Discharge (EOD) in African weakly electric > fishes: Genomics and ecology of a magic trait. > > 11.04.23 - Arnaud Le Rouzic (Universit?? Paris-Saclay, FR) > The evolution of robustness and evolvability in complex genetic architectures. > > 18.04.23 - Jere Koskela (Univ. of Warwick, UK) > Data structures and inference for Ancestral Recombination Graph models > of population genetics. > > 25.04.23 - Camille Berthelot (Institut Pasteur, FR) > Seeing double: understanding the early genome evolution of tetraploid > teleost fishes. > > 02.05.23 ??? tba > Title tba. > > 09.05.23 - Joanna Kelley (Washington State Univ., US) > Genomic basis of adaptation to extreme environments. > > 30.05.23 - Jacob Mueller (Univ. of Michigan, US) > Fruits of chromosomal conflict. > > 06.06.23 - Stephen Dorus (Syracuse Univ., US) > The molecular life history of sperm: postcopulatory male x female interactions. > > 13.06.23 - Emilie Brasset (Univ. Clermont Auvergne, FR) > Reactivation of an endogenous retrovirus in Drosophila ovarian somatic > tissue: from germline invasion to taming. > > 20.06.23 - Dolph Schluter (Univ. of British Columbia, CA) > The evolution of phenotypic incompatibilities during speciation. > > 27.06.23 - Elif Bozlak (Vetmeduni, AT) > What can Y chromosome tell about population history of mammals in the > post-genomic era? > > All webinars organised by the Vienna Graduate School of Population > Genetics are available on our website > https://ift.tt/Of4rF2u > > Most talks are recorded and can be found on youtube: > https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAdGx2zyQNyVti9Cr1muhUg > > > Dr. Julia Hosp > > Vienna Graduate School of Population Genetics > Coordinator > > www.popgen-vienna.at > https://twitter.com/PopGenViennaPhD > > c/o > Institut f??r Mathematik, Universit??t Wien > & Institut f??r Populationsgenetik, Veterin??rmedizinische Universit??t Wien > > T +43 1 25077 4302 > > > Julia.Hosp@vetmeduni.ac.at > > (to subscribe/unsubscribe the EvolDir send mail to > golding@mcmaster.ca