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Following Gliders, Hasslers, and the Toadsucker: Writing and Explaining a Structured Excel Life Game, I've been trying more structured spreadsheet programming. This time, a cash-flow spreadsheet which defines several loans — imagine them as credit cards — and, each month, selects the best loan for the amount the user wants to borrow. I'm pleased with it, because it came out as really nice functional code, and the spreadsheet neatly depicts the loan-selection mechanism, Excel tables complementing a textual program. And, as an antidote to the horror story below, I think it shows how one should document a spreadsheet.
I once worked with a huge great 400,000-cell hulk of a spreadsheet. It had been designed by administrators at a certain university, and was so big that the University Surveyor moved its users to the ground floor to avoid them falling into the room below. And it had no documentation to explain any of its cells. I tell a lie — three cells involved with validating the calculations did have comments. As for the rest, the documentation was an email or two, plus three pages of notes taken during a meeting. Some people don't want the world to know how their programs work.
That is why I'm posting this article. The loans spreadsheet is an example I programmed in my Excelsior spreadsheet-generator — free download here and explained in Gliders, Hasslers, and the Toadsucker— as a rational reconstruction of an Excel project-planner a customer had written. I've simplified it in order to demonstrate principles; it would need enhancement for real-world use. The loans, for example, don't have interest or monthly repayments. But the Excelsior code and my commentary, do show how one should document a spreadsheet. Even, I want to emphasise, if you're not using Excelsior.
First, because in Excelsior, you program in terms of tables. These act much as functions do in other languages, and you can give them meaningful names such as "total_cash_at_end_of_period". If you do so, you can write code such as:
total_cash_at_end_of_period[ t ] =
total_cash_at_start_of_period[ t ] - expenses_during_period[ t ].
Such code is clear on its own. But secondly, by writing comments, you can precisely specify your intent. For example, when later on I describe the data that defines loans, I write of the "ceiling" and "has_ceiling" tables:
// ceiling[l] is loan l's ceiling. That is, the user can borrowThat seems to me even clearer.
// any amount B such that B ≤ ceiling[l]. If
// not( has_ceiling[l] ), the user can borrow without limit.
But what if you don't want to code in Excelsior, but to develop directly in Excel?
Well, you should still write comments. Choose a meaningful name for each group of logically-related cells, and either assign it as a named range, or indicate in some other way which cells it names. Then you can use it in comments such as that above for "ceiling", and you can type those into Excel as cell comments, or write them in a separate program-specification document. And you can use Excelsior code, or whatever similar notation you fancy, as pseudo-code. Transcribe difficult formulae into it, and include the result in your comments. That will make them much easier to understand than if the reader has to dissect them out of the formula bar.
Why not?
Now I'll proceed with the spreadsheet, starting with the easiest part, the cash-flow tables. Let's assume we want to forecast cash flow over monthly periods, displaying two tables. One shows total cash at the start of each period; one, total cash at the end of each period. It's the recession, so let's assume there's no income, only expenses. Then total cash at the end of each period equals total cash at the start of each period minus expenses during the period. We might write this mathematically as:
total_cash_at_end_of_period(t) =
total_cash_at_start_of_period(t) + expenses_during_period(t).
Here, I'm viewing total_cash_at_end_of_period, total_cash_at_start_of_period and expenses_during_period as functions that map a period indicator t to money. It doesn't matter what t is as long as it uniquely identifies periods. For example, it could be an integer index, with 1 meaning 1st January 2009 to 31st January 2009, 2 meaning 1st February 2009 to 28th February 2009, and so on.
Excelsior uses a similar notation, explained in Gliders, Hasslers, and the Toadsucker.
In this notation, the three identifiers are the names of "tables", which Excelsior will map to groups of cells on worksheets. We must state the equations that define how the tables' elements are calculated, and also say how big the tables are and which values their indices range over. Doing so, and adding two equations for cash at the start of a period, I get:
type time_range = 1:12.
table time : time_range -> date.
// time[t] is the date of the first day of
// period t. The final day of period t is
// the final day of its month, which is
// calculated below.
time[ t ] =
date( 2009, t, 1 ).
table initial_cash : -> currency.
// initial_cash[] is the "opening cash balance",
// the value for the first period's total_cash_at_start_of_period.
table expenses_during_period : time_range -> currency.
// expenses_during_period[t] is the expenses incurred during
// period t: during the first day to the final day inclusive.
table total_cash_at_start_of_period : time_range -> currency.
table total_cash_at_end_of_period : time_range -> currency.
// total_cash_at_start_of_period[t] is the total cash
// held at the beginning of the first day of period t.
// Similarly, total_cash_at_end_of_period[t] is the total cash
// held at the end of the final day of period t.
total_cash_at_start_of_period[ 1 ] =
total_cash_at_start_of_period[ t>1 ] =
total_cash_at_end_of_period[ t-1 ].
total_cash_at_end_of_period[ t ] =
total_cash_at_start_of_period[ t ] - expenses_during_period[ t ].
In this code, there are five tables and four equations. The first table, "time", is like a function that maps a period indicator to a date: t varies from 1 to 12, and the date for any t is the first day of the t'th month of 2009. This equation calls Excel's "date" function: for example, date(2009,2,5) is 5th February 2009. I don't use this table in the calculations but to generate captions for the other tables. I'll explain this when I talk about layout.
I hope the other tables are clear from their names and the comments. Notice how careful I've been to say explicitly how the tables relate to the time periods. This is important! How many of us have coded half a cash-flow forecaster, only to discover an off-by-one error in our indexing, with the effect that — for example — cash for month m equals cash for month m minus expenses for month m. To which the only solution is that cash be either infinity or minus infinity: neither physically possible, even if the latter often feels as though it is.
That's all the equations and tables I need
for this first spreadsheet, so let's see
what it looks like. This
is the spreadsheet, and here is a picture of it:
In this picture, the money values are at most £100. That's merely to narrow the cells so I can squeeze this picture into the Dobbs blog column width. For the same reason, I've shortened the dates to DD/MM/YY format.
To get the spreadsheet, I also had to tell Excelsior how to lay the tables out. But because this posting is about documenting calculations, I'll omit the details. You can see my layout statements in the first program file, cash1.exc, linked in the next paragraph. One point I will make is that these statements tuck the "time" table out of the way on a sheet called Time. Whenever I want to use the dates in it as captions, I copy them with a "copy(time)" argument in a layout statement. I explain about "copy" in my Excelsior installation and user guide; essentially, it separates how captions are calculated from how they are displayed. As Phil Bewig points out in his paper How do you know your spreadsheet is right? Principles, Techniques and Practice of Spreadsheet Style, separating calculation from display is a Good Thing.
If you want to try generating your own spreadsheet, download Excelsior from here and install it as described in Gliders, Hasslers, and the Toadsucker. Then download cash1.exc and cash_data.exc into the directory you installed into. Then obey the following command, but with c:\loans\ replaced by the directory you installed into:
excelsior -t c:\loans\template.xlt cash1.exc cash_data.excThe second file, incidentally, contains test data for the initial cash and the monthly expenses. Excelsior merges these before compilation, and this merging allows test data to be kept separate from the rest of your program. This is a simple kind of modularisation, which allows the same program to tested with many different datasets. That also is a Good Thing.
I'm now going to add loans to my program. As a first step, I'll incorporate a borrowing term into the total_cash_at_end_of_period equation:
total_cash_at_end_of_period[ t ] =
total_cash_at_start_of_period[ t ] - expenses_during_period[ t ] +
actually_borrowed_during_period[ t ].
I'll also declare two more tables. Into one of them, the user types the amount they want to borrow in any period. The other, actually_borrowed_during_period, will hold the amount the loans allow them to borrow. In this first-step version, I'll make the two equal:
table want_to_borrow_during_period : time_range -> currency.
// want_to_borrow_during_period[t] is the amount
// the user wants to borrow during period t.
table actually_borrowed_during_period : time_range -> currency.
// actually_borrowed_during_period[t] is the amount
// the loans enable the user to borrow, taking
// borrowing limits into account. This will be less than
// or equal to want_to_borrow_during_period[t].
actually_borrowed_during_period[ t ] =
want_to_borrow_during_period[ t ].
In the image below, you can see I've typed amounts of
È20 and È10 into want_to_borrow_during_period.
Notice that these
are mirrored in actually_borrowed_during_period:
If you want to try yourself, download cash2.exc and compile it like this:
excelsior -t c:\loans\template.xlt cash2.exc cash_data.exc
Now, I'm going to add the loans stuff and modify the way actually_borrowed_during_period depends on want_to_borrow_during_period. First, because I no longer want them to be equal, I remove that equation I added:
This equation is in the file cash2.exc that I just mentioned, but it won't be in the version I'm going to work with from now on, cash3.exc.
actually_borrowed_during_period[ t ] =.
want_to_borrow_during_period[ t ]
And secondly, I implement the loans. We shall have a fixed number of these. Each loan is like a credit card: you can borrow at any time, as long as the total you have borrowed doesn't exceed a ceiling. In the spreadsheet that inspired mine, there was also a "catch-all" loan with no ceiling: you could, in theory, borrow an infinite amount. I'll allow such loans too. So we need to define the number of loans, the ceilings of those that have ceilings, and a flag to say which do and which don't:
constant no_of_loans = 4.I can change no_of_loans to anything I want, so I could have six loans or a hundred and twenty-three. This is the spreadsheet, and here is the sheet that contains these tables:
type loans_range = 1:no_of_loans.
table has_ceiling : loans_range -> boolean.
// has_ceiling[l] is true if loan l has a ceiling.
table ceiling : loans_range -> currency.
// ceiling[l] is l's ceiling. That is, the user can borrow
// any amount B such that B ≤ ceiling[l]. If
// not( has_ceiling[l] ), the user can borrow without limit.
Do you see how I made has_ceiling distinct from the ceiling? I prefer this over a "nonsense value" convention such as that if a ceiling is -1 or #N/A, then it is infinite. Spreadsheeters often do rely on such nonsense values, but using a separate group of cells produces code that's easier to read and modify.
Now that I've described the parameters defining a loan, I shall model the loans' progress through time. First, I need an initial value, because although my cash-flow forecast starts at the date held in time[1], the loans could have been arranged and borrowed from before that. So I shall declare a table analogous to initial_cash. Actually, you'll have seen it in the picture above:
table initial_loan : loans_range -> currency.
// initial_loan[l] is the total already borrowed
// from loan l at time[1].
Now I define tables analogous to my total_cash tables. These record the progress of each loan over time:
table total_loan_at_start_of_period : loans_range time_range -> currency.
table total_loan_at_end_of_period : loans_range time_range -> currency.
// total_loan_at_start_of_period[l,t]
// is the total lent by loan l at the start of
// period t, i.e. the total borrowed from that loan.
// Similarly, total_loan_at_end_of_period[l,t]
// is the total lent by loan l at the end of
// period t.
total_loan_at_start_of_period[ l, 1 ] =
initial_loan[ l ].
total_loan_at_start_of_period[ l, t>1 ] =
total_loan_at_end_of_period[ l, t-1 ].
total_loan_at_end_of_period[ l, t ] =
total_loan_at_start_of_period[ l, t ] + lent_during_period[ l, t ].
The equation for total_loan_at_end_of_period adds in a value for lent_during_period. This is the core of my spreadsheet, for it's here that we record which loan lends during each period, and how much. I'll get on to that later; for the moment, I'll just declare the table and comment it:
table lent_during_period : loans_range time_range -> currency.
// lent_during_period[l,t] is the amount lent by
// loan l in period t.
Before explaining how lent_during_period works, I'm going to jump to another part of the calculation. This is where we decide which loans can be borrowed from at any time:
table can_supply_wants : loans_range time_range -> boolean.I like to read this as: can_supply_wants is a table of Boolean (logical) values. The element can_supply_wants[l,t] is true if l has no ceiling, or if the amount the user wants to borrow, plus the amount lent at the start of the period, is less than or equal to l's ceiling. As with "date" in my definition of "time", "if" and "or" are the Excel functions.
// can_supply_wants[l,t] is true if loan l is capable of lending
// what the user wants to borrow at period t. This
// does not imply that we will in fact use the loan.
can_supply_wants[ l, t ] =
or( not( has_ceiling[l] )
, want_to_borrow_during_period[t] + total_loan_at_start_of_period[l,t] <= ceiling[l]
This table tells us which loans the user can borrow from, but how do we decide which they will in fact borrow from? To keep things simple, let's assume it's the first eligible loan, the one with the smallest l. I realised that, because I arrange can_supply_wants with time running vertically, and l going from left to right with no gaps — as we'll see when I discuss layout — I can find the first "true" by scanning with Excel's "match" function:
table first_that_can_supply_wants : time_range -> general.Here is a picture of first_that_can_supply_wants, which I've laid out next to the cash tables. If you compare it with the ceilings above, you'll see that the first loan with sufficient funds has been selected each time:
// first_that_can_supply_wants[l,t] is the first l
// for which can_supply_wants[l,t] holds.
// It is 1 if the user wants to borrow zero in period t
// (this is consistent), and #N/A if can_supply_wants[l,t]
// is false for all l, i.e. if no loan can supply what
// the user wants.
first_that_can_supply_wants[ t ] =
match( true[], can_supply_wants[ all, t ], 0 ).
And here is the table that first_that_can_supply_wants
matches against, can_supply_wants, with its
trues and falses. You can also see lent_during_period,
showing the amount each loan has lent, and when:
There is one little trick here. I was going to make Excelsior recognise the names "true" and "false" as built-in constants denoting the Excel values of the same name. But when writing this, I realised I'd forgotten to. So as a hack, I've defined a table whose only element is the result of evaluating 1=1, which of course is true:
macro table true : -> boolean.
// true[] is the Boolean value "true".
true[] = 1=1.
The table "true" is
a special kind of table, that I call a
"macro table". If the right-hand side of
an equation references normal table elements,
Excelsior replaces these by the equivalent cells
or cell ranges, then passes the resulting formula
to Excel. But it treats the elements of macro tables
differently, just by replacing the element reference
by the right hand side of the equation
defining them. So in this program,
Excelsior will replace any reference to
true[] by 1=1. You can see this in the formula
bar, displaying the formula in first_that_can_supply_wants[1]:
The word "macro", incidentally, has the same origins as in "Excel macro". In the early days of assembler programming, a macro was a command that looked like a single assembler instruction, but that the assembler actually expanded into a sequence of instructions. The years have widened its usage, "Excel macro" being a case of this. Similarly, I use the word because Excelsior expands references to macro tables, making subformulae to be included within a complete formula.
Let us now return to first_that_can_supply_wants and link it to lent_during_period. I said earlier that lent_during_period[l,t] is the amount lent by loan l in period t. Now I can calculate it:
lent_during_period[ l, t ] =I shall read this as: the amount lent by loan l in period t is 0 if first_that_can_supply_wants[t] is #N/A: that is, if the match found no trues. Otherwise, if first_that_can_supply_wants[t] is l, it is the amount the user wants to borrow. Otherwise it is 0.
if( isna( first_that_can_supply_wants[t] )
, 0
, if( l = first_that_can_supply_wants[ t ]
, want_to_borrow_during_period[ t ]
, 0
Ich am eldre and ek magti! At last, I can define actually_borrowed_during_period:
actually_borrowed_during_period[ t ] =This is just the sum over all loans of the amount lent during period t.
sum( lent_during_period[ all, t ] ).
As with the earlier spreadsheets, I shan't discuss the layout statements. You can find them in these files below, from which you can compile this spreadsheet. They are: cash3.exc; loans.exc; and loans_data.exc. Compile them like this:
excelsior -t c:\life\template.xlt cash3.exc loans.exc cash_data.exc loans_data.exc
One final picture, of all the
tables on the Loans sheet. I winched the number of loans
up to 100, the number of periods up to 120, and
defined the data so each loan would
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From his online comments, I understand Berman and Braga wanted to make this episode "a valentine to the fans". I find this an incredible comment, because what he has actually produced is nothing more or less than an insult to any fan of Enterprise.
Now before I go on, let's be clear that I don't consider myself to be a fan of Enterprise. Not Enterprise specifically, at least. It's Trek, and for me that makes it worth watching, but for the various reasons I go into in my "Enterprise Ramblings" article, Enterprise never really worked for me in the way that TOS and TNG did. But even the weakest child in the class deserves the chance to do his own work the best he can. This episode sends the message that Enterprise doesn't even deserve a send-off of its own.
For all its flaws the show deserved to be treated with a great deal more respect than it gets here. It's one thing to tie one series into another, and even to have one series directly intrude into another - DS9's "Trials and Tribble-ations" did the latter, and did it superbly well. But a series finale should try to encapsulate the show, it should sum up the spirit of the whole series. TOS never got the chance to do that, given the way it was cancelled, but they made up for it with a fantastic send-off in Star Trek VI. TNG did it superbly with "All Good Things", giving the crew one last great problem to solve. DS9 did it brilliantly with "What You Leave Behind", finishing up the war, fulfilling Sisko's destiny and showing the feeling of family these people had developed for one another. Voyager did it somewhat with "Endgame", showing the ship making it back to Earth. Now we have the Enterprise finale, and find that it's a story about Riker and Troi? And this was no cameo appearance - fully one third of the entire episode is devoted to characters who have nothing whatever to do with Enterprise. It's a massive slap in the face to the NX-01 crew - both the characters and the actors - to do that to them in the very last episode.
Fast forwarding to show the founding of the Federation was a great idea. Building the backdrop for that is what a lot of Enterprise has been about and it's a fitting climax to the series. But dropping Riker and Troi into it is completely unnecessary. It would have been far, far better to dump the framing story and let Enterprise stand on its own merits. How can Berman and Braga not understand this, for a show they created?
Not that the Enterprise section of the story was up to much anyway. After giving us an incredibly powerful scene between Trip and T'Pol at the end of the previous episode, after implying that they may have a future together after all, where did that go? Nowhere. They didn't get together, didn't have any more kids. They just carried on as professional colleagues.
Shran comes back, apparently from the dead, to claim a favour. Seems the highly noble and honourable Andorian Guard officer dropped out to become a petty thief. Yeah, right. So Archer goes off to take on some criminal gang on Rigel X, and even though they have every possible advantage the NX-01 crew put up a pretty dismal showing in subduing them. Trip's little dangle from the catwalk was presumably there because the writers wanted to make us all think he was going to die then and there. Back to the Enterprise and off we go, only the thugs manage to catch up with the ship and attack it. Nobody pages Archer to inform him of the attack, Archer doesn't call the bridge to ask about it. We get an intruder alert but nobody bothers to actually go and tackle the intruders - presumably the MACOs and Reed's security teams were on their lunch break or something, because we get a good five minutes where the gang stand around chatting or wander the corridors, without so much as a single crewman in sight.
Then Tucker blows himself up to incapacitate or kill the gang. We see him badly injured in the sickbay, with Phlox working desperately to save him. Shran isn't there of course, I mean Tucker just mortally wounded himself fighting Shran's enemies and all but he probably had something better to do just then. Maybe he joined the MACOs for lunch or something.
So then we get Tucker's moving death scene. Or rather we don't, as this happens during the commercial break. We do see T'Pol packing his stuff up, and she seems about as upset as a Vulcan can get, but nobody else seems especially bothered. Archer's grief is summed up by saying he will miss Trip before he moves on to the important matter of talking about his speech. Well, he only knew the guy for eighteen years and Trip only sacrificed himself to save Archer's life, so it's not like he'd be upset or anything. And what the hell, it's not like it's an important element of the episode, we certainly wouldn't want to take time away from those vital scenes of Riker chopping vegetables or anything.
And of course, two minutes later Trip is back alive again anyway. Either we're flashing back or Riker's decided to go back in the program, for no particular reason. Either way, it's an excellent way to make the audience wonder what the hell is going on with the dead guy who is now walking aorund alive again, only to then vanish at the end of the scene and never reappear. Since the NX-01 crew clearly didn't feel any great sense of grief at Trip's death, I can only imagine the intent was to undercut any feelings of loss that the audience might have as well. Nice move there, well done to the writers.
So off to Earth, to see Archer's speech. It's an important element of the show, they've gone on and on about how hard it is for Archer to write it, Troi has talked about how it is so historic that even a couple of centuries later kids have to memorise it at school. Wow, this speech must be great. Better than the one at the end of "Terra Prime" I bet. So is it great? Don't ask me, because after that build up the writers decided that no, actually we don't need to see Archer's speech after all. Apparently an episode dedicated to showing us the founding of the Federation doesn't actually want to clutter the plot up with the actual founding of the Federation or anything. Why bother with that, when you can spend the time having Data misunderstand the term "rain check" in an amusing manner instead?
And so we move to the end of the episode. TNG finished with a line from Picard, finally joining in the poker game. DS9 finished with a line from Quark about how life goes on on the station. Voyager finished with a line from Janeway about getting home. The end of the this episode finishes with Riker saying "Computer end program." Doesn't it just stir your soul?
Only that's not quite the last line as such. It's the last one that's part of the episode proper, but the writers now do something that is very nearly meaningful. They give us the "Space the final frontier" monologue with different parts performed by all the different Trek captains. Wonderful. This really could have been a great moment.
Except... what they actually do is give us the "Space the final frontier" monologue with different parts performed by SOME of the different Trek captains. Picard gets some of it, as does Kirk and Archer. But Sisko and Janeway, well I guess they just don't make the cut. Maybe the actors were approached and refused to participate. Maybe they thought that only captains of ships called Enterprise should be included since the lines refer to that. In either case, it would be better not to have done this at all than to have done it in such an exclusive way. (Is it a coincidence that the two people excluded are the black guy and the woman? Probably. I hope so.) Let Archer do the entire thing himself, it's his show after all.
Well, so ends Enterprise. Not with a bang, not with a whimper, but with a raspberry. Enterprise deserves better than this, Enterprise has
better than this under Manny Coto. If - when - there is a new series or a new movie a few years down the road, we can but hope that somebody like Coto or Ron Moore is put in charge from day one. If there is to be a silver lining to this episode, let it be that this is the last time Berman and Braga get their hands on Star Trek, ever again.
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Thanks for agreeing to do this little dialogue with me! It will be fun, educational and will hopefully raise some issues that aren't talked about very much in the chemblogosphere (not because of any particular taboo, it just hasn't really come up (that I recall.))
I'll start with a vignette (for which the details are hazy -- my subconcious defending itself?):
After weeks and weeks of long hours and frustration in the lab in either my 2nd or 3rd year of graduate school, I remember walking into my apartment bathroom, smashing the mirror with my fist and sitting on the edge of the bathtub. I seem to recall yelling at the top of my lungs "What am I going to do!?!?" about whatever reaction sequence of my total synthesis that simply was not going anywhere.
I can easily say that was one of the darkest periods of my time in graduate school. I am not sure if I was depressed -- I'm a synthetic chemist, not a clinical psychologist. Close to ten years later, it's mostly an unpleasant memory, with little recall of the details that set me off. But I can remember sitting on that bathtub edge, the deep despair of a project that wasn't going well and the feeling that my entire life was an utter failure. Now, of course, I don't feel that way at all. I can leave my work at work (mostly, anyway), and my self-worth is not entirely reliant on the yield of my last reaction. But there was a lot of pain in between then and now.
So the topic question for our discussion is "Is graduate school in chemistry bad for your mental health?" My answer? Yes, graduate school in chemistry can be bad for your mental health. Science can lend itself to isolating workers from healthy habits, from friends and from family. For people who see themselves as competent and at least as good as their colleagues, bench research in chemistry can rub failure in their faces and deliver fierce blows to self-confidence. You can see yourself as falling behind, not pulling your own weight, never giving a good group meeting and just simply not up to snuff.
It doesn't have to be that way, of course. If you're someone who already has a strong support system, if steely discipline got you through your undergraduate career, if you already have healthy habits and life skills, graduate school will probably not affect your psyche too negatively. But if you don't, grad school can be brutal on your self-image.
There are famous examples of the negative effects of mental health in graduate school; Jason Altom's suicide at Harvard is prominent, and a reminder that mental health crises can happen at august institutions and with the most impressive CVs. It's an extreme example, but its components (a tough project, coworkers who were concerned but somewhat unaware, a seemingly implacable adviser) are known to us all.
We can take this discussion lots of places. Most of it will be driven by you, commenters and (hopefully) other bloggers. Personally, I'd like to talk about project frustration (and how it is necessary, and both the thing that can both kill us and teach us), depression (how to spot it, how to address it in ourselves and others) and how much professors and the university's resources might be able to help graduate students and postdocs. I'd like to talk about what good mental health looks like, and how we might be able to get there or maintain it.
So what do you think, Vinylogous? Is graduate school in chemistry (which you're participating in right now) making you crazy? You seem pretty rational (for a blogger, anyway), so I'm guessing not. What do you think -- do I have it all wrong? I'm looking forward to what you have to say on Tuesday.
So I think I'm done talking -- I hope your week is going to go well. Apart from the potential bout of stomach flu I might be having (and if so, I'm staying home, like I might not have done in grad school), I'm looking forward to a week in the lab and in the plant and talking to you.
Cheers, Chemjobber


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