It turns out that roaming charges in the States are ridiculous. \u00a38 a MB means only a few tweets, FB updates, and attempts at writing up a blog post leas to an astronomical phone bill…<\/p>\n
The ATS starts proper tomorrow. San Diego is it’s usual mix of great places to eat, deceptive heat, and a big aircraft carrier in the bay. The program looks interesting, and so long as I get free wifi somewhere (roaming charges being prohibitive), there should be a stream of tweets and FB updates to keep everyone up to speed.<\/p>\n
Before that, though, is the Navy Bridge Run\/Walk. I cycled the 20km out to the registration point this afternoon – one application of factor 30 seemingly not enough to prevent 1st degree burns on my arms… The race starts at 08:00, so hopefully the sun won’t be at full strength as we run over the Coronado bridge – usually it’s closed to pedestrians.<\/p>\n
The most intriguing session tomorrow has to be “Great Cases: Clinical, Radiologic, and Pathologic Correlations by Master Physicians”. The descriptions of the cases include: the case of the vanishing lungs; connecting the dots; breathing through Swiss cheese; a very unfortunate player; hear me roar. I have to go, really.<\/p>\n
Although “There’s nothing latent about latent TB” has a certain ring to it.<\/p>\n
Time to put my arms in some more cold water, and venture out to an evening symposium.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
It turns out that roaming charges in the States are ridiculous. \u00a38 a MB means only a few tweets, FB updates, and attempts at writing up a blog post leas to an astronomical phone bill… The ATS starts proper tomorrow. San Diego is it’s usual mix of great places to eat, deceptive heat, and a […]<\/p>\n