Archive for October, 2006
Sunday, October 29th, 2006
Hitting the road
That’s it people. Next time you see a post from me, it will be while I am on the road. The packers come tomorrow and I will be headed out Tuesday. The lab is sitting in a warehouse in Baton Rouge waiting to be picked up. I will stop over in Dallas for a few [...]
2 Comments » - Posted in Uncategorized by William
Friday, October 27th, 2006
Caroline Cody
This plaque is of my sister Caroline Annette Cody. It sits in the lounge area of the Biology Department at Xavier University of Louisiana. Today would have been her 29th birthday. There is an identical plaque in the “Caroline Cody Library” at the University of Florida College of Medicine. The library is located in a [...]
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Saturday, October 21st, 2006
Happy Sweetest Day!
Ok… so most of you probably have no idea what I am talking about, but for anyone from Cleveland or Detroit, you may identify. My sister reminded me that today is Sweetest Day. Click on the link to learn more about it. Most say Hallmark invented it, but people in Cleveland treat [...]
8 Comments » - Posted in Uncategorized by Kyllan
Thursday, October 19th, 2006
Snuck up
Sorry for the lack of post recently. Kyllan has been really busy at work and I had a couple of rough days at the lab… Speaking of the lab, this move thing kind of snuck up on us. We weren’t planning to stop working this early, but the moving company called yesterday and told us [...]
3 Comments » - Posted in Research by William
Monday, October 9th, 2006
Another Weekend Gone
Kyllan was too down to post about Wake Forest’s loss to Clemson. In a rare nationally televised appearance, Wake allowed 24 points in the fourth quarter, blowing their 14 point lead and the chance to be 6-0 for the first time since 1944. Kyllan says it was fun while it lasted.
I spent the weekend [...]
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Sunday, October 1st, 2006
Leap of Faith
This past weekend, I attended a Leadership conference and ropes course along with 15 other community leaders. We participated in several icebreakers, teambuilding exercises and high and low ropes elements. In some respects, I was excited about the trip and the opportunity to try some of the elements on the ropes course. [...]