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Architectural Historian • Professor • Univ. of Wyoming #uwyo
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Excited to be spending a week at Cardiff Uni/Welsh School of Architecture, March 17-21.

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Just said 'no' to an (unpaid) editorial position with an Elsevier journal.

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What is the history/philosophy around presidential pardons? It seems very un-democratic. (both sides)

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AI is gonna be great, because without it, restaurant workers might make Matthew McConaughey sit outside in a downpour, and he'll just sit there.

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For those of you who want to help, here are some local Altadena organizations who were impacted. These are all groups I have worked with personally and can vouch for the good work they do. Thread. #EatonFire

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On Gregory Ain's Park Planned Homes #Altadena #EatonFire

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I made a Google map of some significant #Altadena #architecture. Please suggest others with a street address if possible. www.google.com/maps/d/edit?...

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Common University practice: 1. President or Provost says "we're not doing enough x!" 2. Create new Vice President of x. 3. This person surveys the Department Heads about x. 4. Turns out we are doing a ton of x and are very good at it.

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I made a Google map of some significant #Altadena #architecture. Please suggest others with a street address if possible. www.google.com/maps/d/edit?...

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With sadness, sharing this today: President Carter's legacy in solar energy.

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With sadness, sharing this today: President Carter's legacy in solar energy.

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NEW: Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of the United States, has died at the age of 100. He was elected in the 1976 presidential election for a single term. He enjoyed a remarkable post-presidency, based on philanthropy. He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2002.

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If your spouse or partner is assembling IKEA-type furniture, it’s super helpful to ask: “Are you sure that’s right?”

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Galeries Lafayette 2024 Christmas display

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The Kaufmann houses (from lecture)

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Restrooms at Disneyland - California Adventure

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Outbox: "I'm sorry but I will decline. I am focusing my service work on non-profit groups rather than for-profit corporations."

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Excellent news! @c20society.bsky.social is here! The big guns are moving onto Bluesky. Please welcome them with a follow if you're interested in C20 #architecture, #heritage and #history.

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Today’s project

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Huge turnout in Laramie, Wyoming (whatever that might mean)

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In my office listening to music, and "Essence" by Wizkid and Tems came on. One of our grad students, passing by, rushed in to say "this is from my country!" He was so proud. youtu.be/m77FDcKg96Q?...

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If you think inflation is bad: Between 1962 & 1966 Frank Sinatra changed the lyrics from "put another nickel in the machine" to "put another quarter in the machine."

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I'm giving a short talk on African-Am architect James Garrott for the Santa Monica Conservancy next Sunday smconservancy.org/event/mosaic...

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Semisonic was such a great bar band. Saw them at the Bottleneck in Lawrence in ~1997 with about 100 other people.

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Is it true that there is no Complete Works of Anton Chekhov in English in print?

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Something about childhood memories is that a thing probably happened once or twice, but you remember it as happening frequently. In baseball I got a big hit once (probably in practice) and I remember myself as Mr. October.

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I think the takeaway from today is that you used to be able to cruise freely on the 405 on a Friday evening.

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Heavy times at #uwyo

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