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More Than Chemistry: January 2013
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Science in a liberal arts institution is more than the science itself. Monday, January 21, 2013. Monday Meditation: A Voice Not Replaced. Is worthy of a Monday Meditation. I like this artist's ( Zen Pencils. Interpretation of the passage and that he gives links to the authentic Carl speaking the words and previous artistic interpretations. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Professor Honeydew's Research Page. Professor Honeydew's Humanities Page. Professor Honeydew's Natural Science Page.
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More Than Chemistry: Sometimes You Just Love Feeling Small
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Science in a liberal arts institution is more than the science itself. Tuesday, February 22, 2011. Sometimes You Just Love Feeling Small. I saw this first on a physics site that I monitor [ LINK. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Professor Honeydew's Research Page. Professor Honeydew's Humanities Page. Professor Honeydew's Natural Science Page. I Always Thought the Chemistry Was Wrong On this I. Sometimes You Just Love Feeling Small. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.
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More Than Chemistry: Monday Meditation: A Voice Not Replaced
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Science in a liberal arts institution is more than the science itself. Monday, January 21, 2013. Monday Meditation: A Voice Not Replaced. Is worthy of a Monday Meditation. I like this artist's ( Zen Pencils. Interpretation of the passage and that he gives links to the authentic Carl speaking the words and previous artistic interpretations. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Professor Honeydew's Research Page. Professor Honeydew's Humanities Page. Professor Honeydew's Natural Science Page.
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A Pale Blue Gas: A Honeydew Comes out of Hibernation
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A Pale Blue Gas. The research blog of Professor Honeydew. Tuesday, April 8, 2008. A Honeydew Comes out of Hibernation. There were a number of things that happened in December and January that forced me into my basement office for the past few months. Who would have thought that this would be the year that winter would come back to Canada? Letting go and I can get back to the mobile phase of this sabbatical. I have been back and forth to UNB. Corner I happened to see this guy out waiting for someone to hi...
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A Pale Blue Gas: August 2008
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A Pale Blue Gas. The research blog of Professor Honeydew. Monday, August 25, 2008. A Fisherman Sells His Boat. This is pretty much how my sabbatical went . Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Professor Honeydew's Natural Science Page. Professor Honeydew's Humanities Page. Professor Honeydew's Research Page. A Fisherman Sells His Boat. View my complete profile.
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A Pale Blue Gas: June 2008
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A Pale Blue Gas. The research blog of Professor Honeydew. Wednesday, June 4, 2008. A Sabbatical Comes to an End. I spoke a separate time on the unique danger of methanol in lecture demonstrations and showed that my research indicated that more than any other chemical (excluding acids) methanol is implicated in demonstrations where students get hurt. The organizers of the first conference were very nice and by way of appreciation for my presentations they gave me . wait for it . A BEAKER MUG! All in all, ...
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A Pale Blue Gas: March 2007
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A Pale Blue Gas. The research blog of Professor Honeydew. Tuesday, March 27, 2007. Sabbatical Stories: Part 1. They say that I am going on sabbatical. When I resigned from a tenured faculty position with a research group at Memorial University in 1996 I understood that I would be coming to an institution that did not have a Chemistry department, did not offer a Chemistry major or minor and in fact had no plans to do so. It is called sacrifice because it hurts. A] Under the Christian concept of Stewardshi...
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More Than Chemistry: September 2009
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Science in a liberal arts institution is more than the science itself. Friday, September 11, 2009. Friday Thoughts on 11.09.09. Science flies you to the moon. Religion flies you into buildings. The 3000 lost was a tragedy but objective and analytical Science would have us remember that more than that number die preventably each day in childbirth, of malnutrition and war. We can do better. We were told to do better. We will be asked why we didn't do better. I can do better. I will do better. That cannot t...
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More Than Chemistry: He Sees You When You're Sleeping ...
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Science in a liberal arts institution is more than the science itself. Friday, November 26, 2010. He Sees You When You're Sleeping . And the Organic Chem Lab 25 November:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Professor Honeydew's Research Page. Professor Honeydew's Humanities Page. Professor Honeydew's Natural Science Page. He Sees You When Youre Sleeping . A River Runs Through It. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.
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More Than Chemistry: I Always Thought the Chemistry Was Wrong On this Issue
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Science in a liberal arts institution is more than the science itself. Saturday, February 26, 2011. I Always Thought the Chemistry Was Wrong On this Issue. Http:/ www.wired.com/wiredscience/2011/02/corpse-dissolving/. I gotta ask though how this gets tagged as "biology" by the magazine). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Professor Honeydew's Research Page. Professor Honeydew's Humanities Page. Professor Honeydew's Natural Science Page. I Always Thought the Chemistry Was Wrong On this I.
