47 days into the new year. 5 grant proposals. What to do to interrupt the tedium?
Yeah, that worked.
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Five grant proposals in a month-and-a-half. Whoa.
Yeah. All different sorts. Two of the new NSF IOS preproposals, a full NSF proposal, a USDA proposal, and one for a state program. The fact that NSF is moving to a once-per-year submission system has changed the long-range planning for new projects. One needs a 2+ year outlook now and a whole lot of patience.
On the brighter side, seeing the whole of Quadrophenia live was a blast.