Supersymmetry and Parallel Dimensions [profile of Harvard physicist Lisa Randall]

The Harvard Crimson ^ | January 6, 2006 | Adrian J. Smith

[phantomworker]

Well, you are a very nice man.... ;) :) LOL!!!!!

...To find string theory so fascinating.

[VadeRetro]

Connie? The young Connie, raven-haired siren of the prairie, still in her wild years? (The years up until Tuesday before last.)

[VadeRetro]

She gives new meaning to the word hadron.

Your lysdexia is showing. ;)

[PatrickHenry]

Click on their names: Kansas State Board of Education, 2005 Board Members and District Boundaries Map.

[grey_whiskers]

Your lysdexia is showing. ;)

Naah, I'm just happy to see her.

Tee hee!

[grey_whiskers]

I clicked.

*Hornk* I need to go refresh myself with a couple more Lisa Randall threads and several Ann Coulters. :-)

[microgood]

The physicists have all the fun. If you propose that life comes from another dimension the evos would have none of it and drum you out of the profession. In physics you get all sorts of awards for proposing the same thing.

Let me see, if life exists in another dimension, and then moves into these dimensions when environmental conditions are right or for some other reason, all the fossil evidence and genetic evidence would fit perfectly. It would also explain that extinct woodpecker they found down in the South recently.

But would there then be a life force like gravitational force?

There. Where is my Nobel Prize?

[BobS]

"I suspect that Lisa will be a bit more challenging."

Until you know her phase in hyperspace.

[furball4paws]

Considering Connie, I thought your line might be a little more, er, um, erotic.

[LiteKeeper]

YEC INTREP

[snarks_when_bored]

She gives new meaning to the word hadron.

It's a good thing I'm not dyslexic, g_w...

Or maybe not!

Not feeling so bored, lately, are we, snarks? :-)

Not since the other day, I reckon...

[grey_whiskers]

Snarks, see post 65. BTW thanks for your renormalization posts. I looked at them but they have already slipped down the reading list -- gotta read my Christmas Presents first.

Did you see on another thread the Morse and Feshbach (Methods of Theoretical Physics) is available for sale again ??) :-)

Cheers!

[grey_whiskers]

Hi Furball, welcome to the official thread to celebrate a very brilliant and attractive scientist.

Move over, Ann Coulter...

PS Have not forgotten your links on hemoglobin subunits, just haven't got to them yet. :-(

Cheers!

[grey_whiskers]

Try the Annals of Improbable Research, you may be in line for an Ignoble Prize. :-)

Which if I recall are awarded at Harvard, so you might get to meet Professor Randall in person.

Cheers!

[snarks_when_bored]

Missed that!

[onedoug]

"If I knew God I'd be Him."

[furball4paws]

I'm sure she's ever much more attractive than Ann. After seeing Coulter on TV and listening on the radio, her studied abrasiveness is OK on liberals, but I don't think I could spend more than 10 minutes with her if that is her true nature, no matter what the message.