His joy for minerals was so infectious, I took as many of the minerals classes as I could just for the fun of it. Don't take me wrong, he was still rigorous. I struggled in all of the finals. But I too had a blast, and there are still tidbits I remember today that pop up at work.

RIP George Rossman

Or doing ketamine.

"The greatest friend Poland has ever had in the White House?"

One moment, Tom Rose, the corpse of Ronald Reagan would like to have a word with you.

Trump hasn't even had a Day of Solidarity for Poland. He's no competition for Reagan (of Pope John Paul II)!

We've seen this before and it didn't end well.

Taino history and mythology for me.

It certainly feels like they are favoring industry needs over citizen safety.

“Oh, my sweet summer child"

I thought FV3 won the dynamical core competition? What happened here?

I have lots of geophysical fluid dynamics suggestions, but that's my only general fluids suggestion.

Here's an undergrad book that doesn't hide the math but also isn't a Landau-Lifshitz style mathematical treatise. It's by Benoit Cushman-Roisin at Dartmouth College:

mail.cushman.host.dartmouth.edu/books/Practi...

Another classic case of average not being as insightful as median. From the Empower report referenced in your first linked article: “in the 50s the average net worth is $1,369,809, but the median is only $192,964”. Our skewed wealth distribution (inequality) strikes again!

I can make no guarantees on any text book being "non-annoying".

@bowlerhatscience.org I assume Jed is like me and has a number of things we could send you but don't want to inundate.