I'm on record saying that that I'd like to blog at least "until this unemployment thing comes around." (2nd to last paragraph) Considering that doesn't really look like it's going to happen anytime soon, I guess you all are stuck with me.
Thank you so much for reading, commenting, e-mailing, correcting me, critiquing me, Tweeting and linking.
Good to know you're here with us, CJ!
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteYay! Happy Blogiversary!
ReplyDeleteEr, that's yay that you're still blogging, not yay that the job market still sucks. What are you going to do it if ever does pick up?
Three cheers for three years!
ReplyDeleteI don't know how you keep it up day after day.
I certainly can't keep up with your pace and quality!
Well done, CJ.
Congratulations on keeping at it for three years.
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Congrats - I don't know where you find the time! Anything special planned for post 1000 early next year?
ReplyDeleteDitto Leigh: Happy blogiversary, although I wish you had less subject matter.
ReplyDeletehappy to be stuck with you for another 30 years, a true service to the community you are
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, CJ, and thank you for all of your efforts in staying on top of this job market. Your voice is hugely important in this community and, sadly, in this economy.
ReplyDeleteHere's to the job market improving - I'm sure you'd still have plenty to write about!
When do we all get together to hand out the Chemjobber Award for Chemical Community Service (of which the first recipient would be CJ himself)?
ReplyDelete@wavefunction - That would be an awesome award. CJ would show up with a paper-bag over his head to protect his anonymity! What would the actual award look like?
ReplyDeleteBlogradulations on your Blogiversary. Blog sure to celeblog!
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Happy Blogday!
ReplyDelete-What would the actual award look like?
ReplyDeleteOne of many possible suggestions: A replica of Rodin's thinker gazing and mulling over a landscape strewn with bar and pie charts denoting the state of the chemical and pharmaceutical industries.
Oh, goodness no. I only wish I were that intellectual.
ReplyDeleteOh, you. [glances knowingly over at CJ]
ReplyDeleteCongrats - a bit late, I know, sorry!
Happy C.J. Birth-day!
ReplyDeleteYour blog is a jewel of the chemternet.
You've come a long way, sir. This feels like the cozy old pub of the chemical blogosphere, and you're Sam Malone.
ReplyDeleteThank you, everyone. You are very kind.
ReplyDelete@James: No, no, I'm Cliff Clavin. "Eeectually, Sammy, the broader unemployment rate, as measured by the Bureau of Labor Statistics..."