Randy Cooper, Ed Brown, and Fang Peng wait for some colleagues to go out to dinner. Ed and Fang smile for the camera, while Randy is distracted by something shiny.
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X-ray Bursts, Superbursts and Giant Flares. May 18-21 2009. Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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- Karl Smith (NSCL/MSU)
- Nathalie Degenaar (Amsterdam)
- Liliana Caballero (NCSU)
- Randall Cooper (KITP/UCSB)
- Nevin Weinberg (UCB)
- Ed Cackett (Michigan)
- Bob Rutledge - Head Blogger
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Scientific Organizing Committee: Ed Brown, Richard Epstein, Jose Pons, Sanjay Reddy (Chair), Bob Rutledge, Hendrik Schatz
For the record; not long thereafter the now notorious quote came into being.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, wasn't Randy distracted by a horse?