Category Archives: home science

Monday, 31 October 2011

Posted on 31 October 2011 by Robert Bruce Thompson

08:44 – Edward P. Lazear in the WSJ points out something that should be obvious to anyone. The EU problem is too much government. Unfortunately, the only “solutions” they’re considering involve more of what’s caused the problem in the first … Continue reading →

Posted in biology, home science, politics, writing | 13 Comments

Saturday, 23 July 2011

Posted on 23 July 2011 by Robert Bruce Thompson

10:45 – My poor FedEx guy must hate me. Yesterday, he delivered several large boxes that contained a couple thousand polyethylene dropper bottles in different capacities and a hundred laboratory splash goggles. I’ll use the dropper bottles to build prototypes … Continue reading →

Posted in business, ebooks, government, home science, politics, science kits | 5 Comments

Friday, 22 July 2011

Posted on 22 July 2011 by Robert Bruce Thompson

08:55 – Following the crisis summit, there’s lots of joy in the EU. The feeling among people who don’t understand much about economics is that Greece is saved, the Euro is saved, they’re all saved. Economists and market analysts know … Continue reading →

Posted in chemistry, culture, government, home science, lab day, politics, science, science kits | 5 Comments