Could be?
Who knows?
There's something due any day
I will know, right away
Soon as it shows
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29 October (2019)
Je pourrais faire le palais du facteur Cheval avec les miennes.
28 October (2019)
Aptly enough, this Halloween day-seminar will be the 13th Seminar of @PhysWlv — Expect scarier things than usual.
23 October (2019)
Paris opposed to an extension beyond a few days! BoJo's pieces falling into place.
22 October (2019)
21 October (2019)
20 October (2019)
Replying to @RaminNasibov
Moonlight Night on the Dnieper.
Julia asks me how to write "tch, tch", what for? to write in English. Which word? "beautiful creature"...
19 October (2019)
My bet is, parliament will vote down the deal: laussy.org/wiki/Blog:Brex…
18 October (2019)
17 October (2019)
What you missed if you had a lesser form of entertainment yesterday than the #IOPwlv Lecture: what happens to your queen when she runs...
16 October (2019)
Tonight (Wednesday) I speak on the Nobel Prize of this year, i.e., Queloz & Mayor's exoplanet and a snapshot of Peebles' physical cosmology; along with some favourite anecdotes. MA030 (Wulfruna Building) 19h30 @wlv_uni @WLVsci_eng @IOPMidlands #IOPwlv
15 October (2019)
Today Julia corrected my English pronunciation for the first time (of "tomato", also contrasting how I pronounce it and how I should). She later said to her mum "Now I speak only English, and not Spanish", and turning to me "Now I speak only English, and not... your language".
14 October (2019)
13 October (2019)
Replying to @stevenstrogatz
Isn't clockwise/anticlockwise itself a mnemonic to say which way positive angles go on the trigonometric circle? It's hard to believe young generations would imagine time goes "anticlockwise" on a clock... Now they have to figure this out from trigonometry.
12 October (2019)
@j_bertolotti Definitely. Let alone that gmail is typically better than what most universities provide: laussy.org/wiki/Please_us…
11 October (2019)
10 October (2019)
I don't even need to go back to this chapter which I read more than 20 years ago, to know that it's taken out of context. Feynman was experimenting with an attitude to get attention in a bar; with success. Because not Feynman's natural inclination, but bars, are like that. #1/3
And indeed he was placing experimenting and theorizing about anything above everything else; political correctness, respectability, decency, included. He was that much in pursuit of truth. Implying he was a sexual harasser is nonsense and a total misunderstanding of the man. #2/3
"It doesn't matter how beautiful your theory is, it doesn't matter how smart you are. If it doesn't agree with experiment, it's wrong." The case is beautifully presented, the attack is smart, the cause it defends is noble, but it doesn't matter. It's still wrong. #3/3.
8 October (2019)
@j_bertolotti There's a story about Nixon being a "jerk" with inflation by speaking about his successfully decreasing the rate of the increase of inflation.
Replying to @AntnSo
Following the logic of last year, wouldn't be surprised if it goes to Katie Bouman. Anyway, my bet is on Anton (not you, ours), whose task on our wish list is to bring a Nobel prize to Wolverhampton (preferably in Physics).
I'm ready.
events.iop.org/nobel-prize-ph…
events.iop.org/nobel-prize-ph…
5 October (2019)
Original performance of already original Russell Hoban's novel Soonchild at the @Arena_Theatre with neat compositions from @threadedmusic - get an idea here: youtube.com/watch?time_con… or go to see them!
4 October (2019)
A great loss for wlv... all the best to you in your future affiliation.
3 October (2019)
2 October (2019)
With a click, with a shock
Phone'll jingle, door'll knock
Open the latch, something's coming
Phone'll jingle, door'll knock
Open the latch, something's coming
1 October (2019)
@j_bertolotti It's a no-brainer... whatever the CV is for.