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Hopefully, while you are reading this, I will be in Britain.
Specifically, I will be in Oxford, at Balliol College, and at the Nevil Shute Society 2015 meeting, where I am giving a talk.
If you follow the meeting link above, you can see that my talk is "Nevil Shute for Project Managers."
Nevil Shute
Those of you who follow the blog may remember that I gave a course called Engineering Adventures with Nevil Shute. This was at the Dartmouth College extension program, Osher at Dartmouth. That course led to further courses by Laura Schneider of the Nevil Shute Society, and the founding of a local branch of the Nevil Shute Society. This group meets once a month in Hanover, New Hampshire.
At Oxford, George and I will actually be staying in the dorms. This is something that I certainly never even dreamed of being able to do, back I was growing up. We will also have a visit to Bletchley Park, home of the WWII code breakers. The conference surely looks well-organized.
George and I are looking forward to this adventure!
2 comments:
Have a wonderful time and do tell us more. Written a number of WW2 novels and read a great deal about where you are visiting. Best regards.
Economic fallout is not the only one. The major fallout even from the loss of the Fukushima reactors, besides the prodigious economic cost of the replacement energy, is the pollution cost of the replacement energy, Not even the wildly exaggerated reactor spills are as serious as the continual emissions of poison gases from nitrogen and sulphur, and mercury vapor if coal burning is included.
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