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Category Archives: The Home Scientist
Friday, 4 January 2013
08:26 – The bottle-top dispenser (auto-burette) arrived yesterday. I’m looking forward to trying it. It’s basically just a calibrated pump that sits on top of a one-liter reservoir bottle, kind of like the pumps they use in ice-cream stores to … Continue reading
Posted in friends, The Home Scientist
33 Comments
Wednesday, 2 January 2012
07:59 – Wow, that’s a relief. After going all of 2013 without a single science kit order, we finally got the first one yesterday evening. And I have to remember that as of yesterday Barbara is in charge of the … Continue reading
Posted in science kits, The Home Scientist
19 Comments
Tuesday, 1 January 2013
08:26 – Happy New Year. As I expected, the Demopublicans and Republicrats have kickcanned the fiscliff for another month or two. Morons. And Obama has announced that new gun control laws will be his top priority. Geez. This from a … Continue reading
Posted in government, news, politics, science kits, The Home Scientist
39 Comments
Friday, 12 October 2012
09:30 – We didn’t watch the vice-presidential debate last night, but, from all accounts I’ve read, Ryan won despite being outnumbered two to one. Instead of wasting time watching that, we chose to waste time watching the final four episodes … Continue reading
Posted in politics, The Home Scientist
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Tuesday, 10 July 2012
08:10 – I see that the mayor of Scranton, Pennsylvania has cut the pay of all city employees, including himself, to minimum wage. Predictably, the howls of outrage, particularly from the public employee unions, are loud and continuous. A basic … Continue reading
Posted in government, The Home Scientist
30 Comments
Sunday, 22 April 2012
09:34 – I’ve finished stubbing out the company web site. It was getting embarrassing to have just the order pages for the kits. There are still missing and broken links, and some of the text is just placeholder stuff, but … Continue reading
Posted in business, dogs, The Home Scientist
28 Comments
Saturday, 24 September 2011
11:08 – I installed Zen Cart yesterday, and spent some time playing around with it. It’s an e-commerce/shopping-cart package, and it reminds me a great deal of the hosted e-commerce package that Maker Shed uses. Which is to say that … Continue reading
Posted in computing, science kits, The Home Scientist
14 Comments
Saturday, 20 August 2011
14:37 – Here’s my first cut at the 25 slides I’ll include in Slide Set A. Amoeba, wm Bacteria, three types (rod, coccus, spiral) Blood, human, sm Bone, dry ground, cs Diatoms, mixed, wm Euglena, wm Fucus (brown algae), cs … Continue reading
Posted in science kits, The Home Scientist
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Sunday, 7 August 2011
08:53 – Mainstream European newspapers are now starting to talk about the collapse of the Euro and the breakup of the EU, not just as a possibility but as something that’s likely to occur. Of course, their timeframe is wildly … Continue reading
Posted in government, politics, science kits, The Home Scientist
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Saturday, 6 August 2011
11:53 – Well, we’re now down to zero kits in inventory, having sold the last five yesterday. Barbara is off on a day trip with her friend Bonnie, and I’m working on more kits while I do the laundry. By … Continue reading
Posted in science kits, The Home Scientist
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