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NMFS Economics and Human Dimensions Program Review:

Office of Science & Technology Economics & Human Dimensions Program Agenda

September 26-28, 2017

DoubleTree Hotel

8727 Colesville Road , 

Silver Spring, Maryland, 20910

1-301-589-5200

 

• DAY 1 – Tues, September 26 
• DAY 2 – Wed, September 27
• DAY 3 – Thu, September 28

Participant Teleconference Line: 800-779-6389 Participant Passcode: 8811710 WebEx Event number: 398 993 717 Event password: NOAA Website: https://noaaevents2.webex.com/noaaevents2/onstage/g.php?MTID=e20ad2ae829049f27c44ce271440c02bd

via www.st.nmfs.noaa.gov

If its what you say I love it especially later in the summer*

Yoram Bauman (via the Stand-up Economist email):

Just in time to help President Trump's advisors, I'm thrilled to report that the Cartoon Introduction to Economics is now available is Russian (ba-da-boom!) plus a dozen other languages. Cartoon Climate Change is becoming ever-more  important, and my co-author Grady Klein and I have finally finished a draft of Cartoon Calculus, so if you (or your students, etc.) want to provide feedback on the draft then email me and I'll send you more information (and maybe even a signed book when it's out next year :). Thank you!

*To quote one of President Trump's advisors.

I've been taking my OCSA (i.e., "sabbatical") very seriously

I've even taken a sabbatical from this blog. I think that the dog walk has become a substitute (guilty pleasure when I'm working at home*) for the blog post (guilty pleasure when I'm in the office). Whatever is going on, I have too much to say about the way the world works to let this go on much longer. 

*"Working at home" ... hahahahahahahaha!

 

Iran is headed our way!

CNN may have just inadvertently started WWIII.