Jeffrey’s Twitter Updates for 2010-02-07

  • Tonight's posting will be blog posting 1500. Wow. #
  • I have my Tweets go to my blog each evening, via Twitter Tools. I like to track my thinking (perhaps for a future project). #
  • There is again a large mob at #Magnolia Bakery on Bleecker St. The recession must be over. Hurray!! #
  • Taking a walk to the pharmacy; my first time out all day. #
  • The Twit Cleaner is an amazing little Twitter cleaning program http://thetwitcleaner.com #
  • I'm using The Twit Cleaner to chase the twits from my twitter! http://is.gd/7QkmN #
  • Just grabbed some bagels for breakfast. Bitterly cold outside, with a spectacular blue sky. The cold wind dried the streets and sidewalks. #
  • RT @be_b: it seems cognitive dissonance patterns are informing people's habit to not check facts first but process information in biased way #
  • Malawi man arrested for posting gay rights posters – http://bit.ly/a132Mu #cnn #

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Public Transformations . . . almost done . . .

I am nearly finished with the DRAFT of my Public Transformations paper, which is due tomorrow. I do feel confident that my Introduction (with the research problem, significance, and purpose statement) is clear and concise.This is among the more important parts of the paper, and I think I was finally able to articulate it in an interesting and inviting way.

rough-draftI have been increasingly anxious about the due date, how long the paper is taking, and how a lot of loose ends will simply not get resolved by tomorrow. Nevertheless, I started telling myself over and over that this is a draft, and I will get feedback from two of my peers, after which I will revise for the faculty review and assessment (as well as for a conference abstract I am thinking about). So, while I must submit this by tomorrow, I will still be working on it over the next few weeks (with the FINAL version due on March 8).

So, exhausted and with achy (from typing) arms, I am about to submit the result of all my efforts. Wonder if this is what the thesis (UK) / dissertation (US) is like? Will see THAT one soon enough.