Paleo Links

I have updated the "Paleo Links" page on my website. I added the plethora of new blogs (quite a few over the past year!), some new museum links, deleted some links that were broke and fixed those that have changed. I also added a new section - Student Webpages. If you have one you would like for me to add, or know of some, please let me know! I would like to point out one imparticular today - fellow ceratopsian enthusiast John Scannella, a student at Montana State Univirsity. Check out his new webpage.

SVP 2008

This year was my 8th time to attend the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology annual meeting. They have all been great meetings, and I love getting to see every one each year and hear about all of the new and exciting research taking place in my field! I take my camera pretty much everywhere I go (in case you might not have noticed), and I love to document the things that happen at these meetings. I have been posting my pictures from SVP every year on my website (Dinochick.com) and I have done the same with this years pictures. I wish I could have posted them a bit more quickly than I have, but that is life, and I do the best I can with the time I have. So please feel free to check out the SVP 2008 pictures. I hope you enjoy them and please feel free to pass them on! I am always open to suggestions also, so if you see something you like, or dislike, please feel free to let me know!
If anyone happens to know any of the people in the pictures below can you please let me know (sorry, it is hard to remember everyone's names at these meetings!). Thanks :)



Who is the girl with the fun shirt?



Who are these three nice men?


Who is the lady to the left please?



Who is Bill talking to here?

Slowly updating

I am slowly getting my website updated. It has been pretty neglected as of recently. I finally have my pictures from the First Annual Fossil Preparation and Collections Symposium at Petrified Forest National Park up. I hope to get some of this past summer/falls pictures up as well, including my hike up to the Burgess Shale/Walcott Quarry, Ceratopsid Symposium, Jamaica, and Colorado field work. I'll keep those who might be interested updated.