(Eastern MA) For my female friends and parents with female-type children

http://web.mit.edu/museum/programs/calendar/Girls-Day.html

The MIT Museum is having a program this Saturday (Nov 7th) focused for girls. There's a segment specifically for registered Girl Scouts and then five hours of open presentations. Every presenter is a female scientist of one sort or another.

I realize that most of my readers don't think there's anything odd or unusual about female-identified scientists but I suspect we know a few people who might still hold such notions and maybe those peoples' children would enjoy a day of hands-on at the Museum, too.

Just a thought.

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Lots going on. I haven't written stuff up in a long time, despite meaning to. I may try to go back in another post and cover some of what else has been going on. But for now, in reverse chronological order...

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The next time I schedule myself three social activities in a row I think I'm going to make sure (a) one of them isn't an all-day thing and (b) I don't pretend I'm actually going to have ANY social left on Days 4 or 5.

Yeah, I got nothin'

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/11/04/us/houston-voters-repeal-anti-bias-measure.html