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Feb. 7, 2007

One More, I Promise

I promise this is the last link I will put up! Thank you for your kind words. This is from a newspaper in Tennessee, and since HSB (or TOS) is based in TN in so many ways, I 'had' to put The Daily Times article (Knoxville, TN). Now I will restrain myself and keep it to a link collection on my sidebar.

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Feb. 2, 2007

Famous and Cute, Too

Posted in My Fabulous Scientist

Now there will be no living with me.

I called to check on my husband today and he said, "Channel 5 just left, and I did an interview with the Associated Press. They may send photographers..."

Our precocious 6 year old is at work with him today, so that is really funny. His brothers all wanted to know if they 'aimed' the TV cameras at him.

The segment is supposed to be on here Monday at 6pm. Since we don't use television, I asked our local reporter (age 86-94 or so) if we could come over and watch the news at her home. She is a wonderful lady and said, "Of course!"

I found the Associated Press article at WCAX Channel 3.

This feels good because my husband is happy (he deserves it) and it is something happy that's new, post post-trauma.

God Bless everyone, I hope you have a good weekend.

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Feb. 1, 2007

Real Scientists Invent Things

Posted in My Fabulous Scientist

Check this out: bragging rights... it’s my husband. There are 6 full pages of web links to this article:

Fungal Factories May Save Hemlock Trees

This is a new project which is coming at a good time. It makes me so happy for my husband and takes my mind off things...

He is a real scientist now because he has invented something.

(He can also research, write, set up the field experiments, take data, analyze data, spray, peer review for publications, invent a syllabus and curriculum for and teach a university class, get mega grant funding for his research, and graduate students, but who's counting...did I miss anything?)

Related Tags: Scott Costa, whey based fungal micro factories Hemlock, Hemlock trees, Hemlock Wooly Adelgid, Fungi, Entomopathogen, Insect Killing Fungi, Microfactory, Mycopathogen, Biological Control, Formulation, UVM, Science Daily

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If the spirit of liberty should vanish from the rest of the Union, and our institutions should languish, it all could be restored by the generous store held by the people in this brave little State of Vermont.

from Calvin Coolidge Address
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September 22, 1928

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