paleonet Internships Filled

[joda_paleontology@xxxxxxx]

Just a quick note to thank the surprisingly large number of applicants who
applied for our last-minute internships!   All of our positions have now
been filled with people from Washington, California, Nebraska, and Florida
and they are happily esconced and prospecting in the John Day Basin as we
speak (while I'm trapped at this keyboard for the rest of the day ... fume
...).  Next year, we'll try to provide a bit more lead time.

Thanks to all of you for your interest and applications; apologies for not
writing this sooner.  I'm just today back from some surveying fieldwork at
Golden Gate, which included outcrops described in a field guide as follows:
"This is a clothing optional public beach that provides excellent
exposures."

Hmmm.

ted

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Theodore Fremd
Paleontologist, John Day Fossil Beds
Science Advisor, Pacific West Region
U.S.  National Park Service
Ted_Fremd@nps.gov
TFremd@.uoregon.edu
541-987-2333 x 19
32651 Highway 19, Kimberly, OR 97848
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