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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Friday, 30 March 2012
08:03 – The EU must think everyone else is stupid. Fekter announced today that the EU is boosting its “firewall” to $1 trillion+. The problem is, that’s a complete lie. The EU hasn’t boosted anything. The size of the “firewall” … Continue reading
Posted in government, politics, science kits, writing
11 Comments
Thursday, 29 March 2012
08:02 – Spain is on strike today, protesting against further budget cuts demanded by the EU. The Spanish economy is moribund, with an unemployment rate of about 25% and youth unemployment running more than 50%. Those numbers are comparable to … Continue reading
Posted in government, politics
22 Comments
Wednesday, 28 March 2012
08:10 – More information is starting to come to light about the Trayvon Martin shooting. The media has been portraying this as a big, armed, white, fascist vigilante shooting down a small black boy armed only with a bag of … Continue reading
Posted in politics, science kits
32 Comments
Monday, 26 March 2012
08:06 – It’s official. We’re now shipping the BK01 biology kits. For the next two months, I’ll be working heads-down on the re-write of the forensic science book and prototyping the forensic science kit. The goal is to finish the … Continue reading
Posted in science kits, writing
5 Comments
Sunday, 25 March 2012
09:12 – We made a lot of progress on the first batch of biology kits yesterday. We’re making up the final subassembly, the non-hazardous chemicals, today, and we should have the first batch of finished biology kits in inventory and … Continue reading
Posted in science kits, writing
14 Comments
Saturday, 24 March 2012
08:50 – I finished the QC2 review on the biology book and sent off my comments to the production editor. We’re finished with this book. It goes to the printer on 3 April. Barbara and I are doing final preparation … Continue reading
Posted in forensics, science kits, technology, writing
12 Comments
Friday, 23 March 2012
08:10 – O’Reilly sent me the QC2 pass of the biology book yesterday, so I’m doing a detailed read-through to try to catch any remaining errors. If history is any guide, I’ll catch all but one of them. Then, when … Continue reading
Posted in politics, science kits, writing
15 Comments
Thursday, 22 March 2012
08:47 – Arrrrghhh! Leakage is the bane of anyone who ships liquids. I was making up the bags of hazardous chemicals for the biology kits the other day. There are seven of those. I’d distributed 30 sets of the first … Continue reading
Posted in science kits
37 Comments