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Category Archives: liberia

Outbound

October 8, 2011by david pablo cohn Leave a comment

Friday night, and we’re ready. As ready as we’re going to be. Davor, Mariusz, Susan, Tom and the rest have given us all the preparation they can cram into two […]

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And even more briefings…

October 7, 2011by david pablo cohn Leave a comment

Second day of briefings. Somehow there are too many people and too few chairs this morning, and we have to improvise, squeezing in even tighter, elbow to elbow. But it’s […]

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Mamba Point Briefings

October 6, 2011by david pablo cohn Leave a comment

Thursday passed in a cocoon. Got picked up by the bus at 8:20, shuttled to Mamba Point Hotel for briefings. And more briefings. Security briefings. Procedural briefings. Legal briefings. I […]

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More reflections from Monrovia

October 6, 2011by david pablo cohn Leave a comment

[Doing much better today, but haven’t had a chance to write. Including, instead, some notes from last night.] Security briefing packet we’re handed on the bus into town is sobering […]

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Monrovia vs. the comfort zone

October 5, 2011by david pablo cohn Leave a comment

Okay, I'll admit it. I'm so far out of  my comfort zone I'm wondering if I left it in the overhead luggage compartment back at Roberts Airfield. It's been an […]

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Like clockwork

October 5, 2011by david pablo cohn Leave a comment

Yup – I guess that's one of the gifts of age: having a better grip on the owner's manual of that mysterious device called "your body". Curled up as best […]

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An uneasy start

October 4, 2011by david pablo cohn 2 Comments

This has been a strangely uneasy start. Usually there's a certain poetry to departures, something evoke the oft-misattributed quotation about how, once you have committed, the world lays a path […]

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Hello? Hello? Is this thing on?

October 2, 2011by david pablo cohn Leave a comment

Zach pointed out that I’ve gotten in the habit of only posting somewhat monolithic little narratives – complete thoughts – to the blog. Probably not going to have the chance […]

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Liberia, a first pass

September 30, 2011by david pablo cohn Leave a comment

So…. Liberia. Yeah, the reactions I’m getting are pretty bipolar. They’re either “That’s so freakin’ amazing – how on earth did you get picked for something like that?!?” or “Why […]

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Some Liberia pics up, Ghana pics yet to come

March 11, 2010by david pablo cohn Leave a comment

I’ve got about 400 pictures from Liberia+Ghana on my local disk. Have uploaded a representative smattering of the Liberia ones to http://picasaweb.google.com/david.cohn/Liberia2010; with any luck (or discipline), I’ll get the Ghana […]

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David Pablo Cohn

Unknown's avatarI’m David Cohn, known informally as “pablo”. Former Google Research Scientist, now other stuff: writer, flight instructor, folk musician, travel blogger, Antarctic tech support guy, dad and - if you can believe it - farmer.

I run OpenRVDAS, an open source software project that supports marine climate science as part of the Ocean Data Tools partnership.

I also help run Natembea, a collaborative farm in Port Townsend that provides land and community for young farmers.

My writing tends toward explorations of how our lives intersect with those of others and with the world around us. You can read my short stories over at Medium.com or grab a copy of my books over at at Montemayor Press or on Amazon.

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