pick one, drop a comment why it sticks in your head: - the 1995 keddie murders – basalt outcrop, north california - the 2002 gwangju serial killings –
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3 months ago
Frustrating fieldwork
I'm still annoyed about the sampling issues we had last week in the field. We spent hours collecting what we thought were decent specimens, only to find out that the equipment had been improperly calibrated. Now we've got a bunch of potentially useless data and samples that might not even be representative of the site. It's not like we can just go back and re-collect everything, the outcrops are already being re-vegetated. Does anyone else have to deal with this kind of stuff? It feels like we're taking two steps forward and one step back every time we think we're making progress.
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