Jetlag caught on video
Well, here it is. My jet-lag caught by an irreverent colleague on video, while I was having a snooze during a theory talk:
I am sorry if I did not cut it in a lighter format, but I thought it is quite funny as is. If you have no time to download it, I describe it below.
During Antonio Masiero's (a brilliant theorist, also from Padova University BTW) talk, in the morning of yesterday I was totally done for. I had had too much wine the evening before, and had managed to sleep less than 5 hours. I wanted to keep listening, but my body just could not make it... In the video, you see me from a side, lying on a chair, arms crossed, with my head oscillating as my neck muscles continue to relax-stiffen-relax as a response of a continuous struggle to keep awake - a lost one. Then a colleague comes by (Simone Donati, from Pisa University) to wake me up... I think you can even hear the word "jet lag" in my answer.
this looks like a nice training video for rangers in the rainbow brigade but still would pull in customers for a cell company. imagine how much it would save... (ARA-001)
Posted by: m.visaya | September 08, 2005 at 01:01 PM
[[[:)]]]
Posted by: m.visaya | September 14, 2005 at 12:07 PM
hep diophantine: 63/71
sometimes a scientist undergoes great humiliation to achieve. (FME-458)
Posted by: m.visaya | September 14, 2005 at 04:15 PM
gaag done, who wants NO/GO?
Posted by: m.visaya | September 15, 2005 at 01:14 PM