A couple weeks have passed since my last entry. The time has really been flying by.

Stuff I have accomplished since last week:

• I mentioned in my last entry that I went through 16 years of data and picked receiver functions. Well, it turned out there was a bug with the program. Because of this, I had to go through and pick it all again. It took about 4 solid days to do this.
• I have started to compile all of the receiver function data (again) and started to run it through a MATLAB program to get a good look at the slowness, the back azimuth's, etc. of each station.
• I picked receiver functions for a different sent of data from the Cheyenne Belt because another student had been unable to finish it and I had some free time.
• I read a chapter out of a geophysics book to help with my background of the area
• I have been reading through some more papers
• I wrote a short paper on what my project is, and am working on revising it this week. This will be used in my poster for AGU

And, as for everything else...

I went to visit some family in Colorado Springs two weekends ago. I had a really good time. I hadn't seen some of them for about 5 years. We mostly just hung out together. I also went to see WALL-E with a cousin and her daughter, and it was adorable. I'm going to be honest and say it made me cry. Yeah, I'm a wuss. haha.

I was sick over all the fourth of july weekend, which was no fun. Nothing too awful, I've mostly just been really tired and out of it. I did go to the stadium, though, and watch the fireworks on the fourth.

There really isn't that much to update on this time around. These past two weeks have been a bit more uneventful, and most of what I've done at work is just a repeat of what I'd done before.

Also, note to Andy in response to his response: I have not forgotten about your request to post an azimuthal plot of receiver functions for a site that looks good. I'll probably get on that this week. And as far as what the event cutoff is, I'm not sure and I keep forgetting to ask. Next update!