merkyl wrote:Why do you care about her family?
I'd like to read more about Loki's pigs.
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yukugajoob |
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merkyl wrote:Why do you care about her family? |
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StarrEise |
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yukugajoob wrote: I did. I'm working now with a published author to edit it and then she's going to refer me on to her agent. So we'll see what happens. |
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merkyl |
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It's dedicated to merkyl, right?
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yukugajoob |
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Hey, good luck! If you aren't afraid of outing yourself, let us know if it gets published!
Or, maybe you could register a ghostie and "recommend" it. ;-) |
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StarrEise |
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merkyl wrote: Well, duh! |
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mellydramatic |
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At the risk of pulling this runaway train back on topic, I wrote mine on tards. No, really! Choosing and educational setting for a child with Down syndrome: A
case for inclusion.
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yukugajoob |
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Did you refer to them as tards within the thesis itself?
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Dyke Cruser |
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Karl Pilkington wrote:rly? |
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Antithesys |
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I wrote an anti-thesis.
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mellydramatic |
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yukugajoob wrote: I was speaking OTish, a colloquial version of Pidgeon English. |
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Jazzy |
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I've written three thesis and two dissertations.
Each took between 8 months to 18 months to complete. Length between 95 - 350 pages. (Every single one of them is now recommended reading for insomniacs) Topics included: brain function while participating in musical pursuits, improving performance with beginning brass players, working with boy's changing voices, case study of a sex addict, and techniques for overcoming bed death in long term relationships. PM me if you have specific questions about writing a thesis.
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CBRetriever |
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what is bed death?
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merkyl |
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When you accidentally kill a hooker?
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CBRetriever |
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I don't know, I'm still waiting to hear
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SmrtAss |
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Something I'm hoping will happen to Peepaw before Thursday.
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BlackCatTux |
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CBR, how in the world does a degree in nutrition turn into a job in the oil/gas industry?
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CBRetriever |
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takes a lot of chemistry and biochemistry classes to get a degree in nutrition - I followed my husband up to Montana and North Dakota and was trailer trashing
around behind him from rig to rig when he was mudloggin and talked his company into taking me on
then in Houston I applied for a job as a technician in a paleo lab and the rest is history - no lab work any more, just computer work which is ironic since I wanted to work with computers back when I first went to college. Unfortunately, back then a math degree was required, and calculus ate me alive and I washed out of that program |
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Tres Gay |
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I wrote a master's level thesis for part of my requirements for graduating with honours in my undergrad program. I studied the comparative developmental
growth economics of Spain and Romania. It was about 160 pages and I worked on it for a year. My university didn't have a very good library so I traveled to
UVA every weekend to use the Darden library. Unfortunately I don't speak Romanian and I didn't know anyone who did. I translated my source records with
my knowledge of French and a Romanian-English dictionary.
I wanted to do Haiti and the Ivory Coast; the reasons why one is a relatively wealthy nation and the other a piss pot are really interesting. My adviser insisted on Spain and Romania. At the end of the process he finally told me why: He had chosen to leave Spain and Romania out of his dissertation because he couldn't afford a Spanish translator and spoke neither French nor Romanian! In short: He found them too difficult to research so he left them out of his own studies. I'm a foot note in his larger volume of work even though I did the work for 2/5ths of it. I also got shafted doing the research on a federal grant for another professor. He got a grant to study the correlation of interest rates and deficit spending under Reagan. I did all of the programming to hit federal data bases and had to travel to Va Tech for several weeks my senior year. Fucker only paid me $400 - which didn't cover my costs. His grant was for $25,000. I'm a footnote there, too. At least he did his own writing and just used my work for reference. |
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kooyah |
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It took me about a year research and write. Then I had to present. Seriously stressful.
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Lila Fowler |
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Longest I've written was 35 pages on the use of setting in Dostoevsky's short stories, which is pretty piddly compared to some of you pointdexters.
A year from now, I'll probably write 75 to 100 pages on some such topic in the Modernist literary canon, preferably poetry. I'm nervous+excited+scared about this. The kindest among you can start sending thoughts and/or prayers. |
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