Everyone knows the "For Dummies" books (and a few of you may even have some
). Take a look at the technical editor, you might know him. I know I do. The editor was looking for a technical editor to review the physics for errors. Matt was recommended and asked to do it. I know he's not really famous, but I think it's kind of cool. How many people do you know who are in a book as the technical editor, how many of you read books that need technical editors?
). Take a look at the technical editor, you might know him. I know I do. The editor was looking for a technical editor to review the physics for errors. Matt was recommended and asked to do it. I know he's not really famous, but I think it's kind of cool. How many people do you know who are in a book as the technical editor, how many of you read books that need technical editors?
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I assume and hope that you've circled my name in the picture and not in the book :)
One degree away -- way cool!
Now if they only had non-Newtonian physics for dummies...
This is just so good, Matt. A real feather in your cap, seriously.
Ahhhh, Matt's book. Should I buy you a purple feather?
Well now I can actually explain one of your accomplishments to people. Usually when they ask I say "He graduated from Rice and studied the Rydberg atom...exciting it or something." Truly proud of you brother.
Neato! Will you send us a signed copy?
You guys are so cool! Matt- you are famous to us!
Awesome!
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