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178. My twitter updates for 2009-01-13

Uncategorized — By Dmitry Podolsky on January 13, 2009 at 10:45 pm
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Dmitry Podolsky has got his PhD from Landau Institute for Theoretical Physics. He currently works as postdoc at Case Western Reserve University. He is also one of the editors of NEQNET.

Today I decided to start publishing my daily Twitter updates on the blog. One reason is that huge amount of interaction with my readers currently happens on Twitter, and sometimes something really interesting comes out of this interaction. Another reason to publish updates is to acknowledge my twitter followers – biologists, physicists, geologists, businessmen and simply nice guys. Cheers to you, friends! It is fun to chat with you.

  • Reincarnation of observer infalling to a black hole: http://twurl.nl/ury0vg #
  • The wind blows rocks on Mars? http://is.gd/fFGS #
  • Statistical mechanics – the measurement problem: http://twurl.nl/dd3sz6 #
  • Confessions of a community college dean – the bright side of economic freefall 178. My twitter updates for 2009 01 13 : http://twurl.nl/m0muek #
  • The guy even wrote a computer program for plotting stereograms 178. My twitter updates for 2009 01 13 #
  • Did you ever want to know how stereographic pictures work? Take a look: http://short.to/j9x #
  • And of course I forgot to say – warm welcome to all newcomers 178. My twitter updates for 2009 01 13 #
  • Sorry for the break, got a really unpleasant dentistry-related problem 178. My twitter updates for 2009 01 13 #
  • @timothypruitt Personally, I think that solar power is no fun 178. My twitter updates for 2009 01 13 in reply to timothypruitt #
  • @timothypruitt Hi T_c presumably? As for the solar power, I wouldn’t say that there is any revolutionary progress; evolutionary – yes. in reply to timothypruitt #
  • @azbubba Thanks for RT! in reply to azbubba #
  • @igirlpower I’ll try to do my best 178. My twitter updates for 2009 01 13 in reply to igirlpower #
  • @webwealthmaster You are very welcome. in reply to WebWealthMaster #
  • @Legere Great 178. My twitter updates for 2009 01 13 I promise to tweet quite a bit about physics, less – about biology 178. My twitter updates for 2009 01 13 in reply to Legere #
  • @timothypruitt Impressive 178. My twitter updates for 2009 01 13 What is your specialization, though? in reply to timothypruitt #

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