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Wandering in the Lab (Beta 0.3). That’s my sunday morning reading (in a kind of alphabetic order):. Chemistry is the Answer. McSweeney’s Internet Tendency. Try This at Home. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. My wanders on Twitter. CoverTime: may the cubane be with you. Fear of the Duck. Microfluidics Galore (and ranting). ISMSC 2015 – Strasbourg. For a fistful of pics. American Dad’s chemistry. Videogames and science #2 “Dying Light”. Pics] For Your Chemists: HCL: I Choose You! On CoverTime: 80s vs 90s.

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An Alchemist in Paris – postcards from the Louvre | The IP Alchemist An Alchemist in Paris – postcards from the Louvre | Patent law, chemistry, language and more

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Skip to main content. Skip to secondary content. Patent law, chemistry, language and more. An Alchemist in Paris – postcards from the Louvre. May 10, 2015. All timings are approximate…. Making better progress – seen the two special exhibitions and particularly bowled over by Poussin. Need more restorative rest and then I will tackle Middle Ages and Egypt. In that order. After that I will probably have had enough. Overheard in the Louvre – viewing through a magnifying glass a paten with an exquisite...

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Chartier | The IP Alchemist Chartier | Patent law, chemistry, language and more

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Skip to main content. Skip to secondary content. Patent law, chemistry, language and more. Posts Tagged ‘Chartier’. An Alchemist in Paris – Dining III. May 10, 2015. On Chemophobia and the Chemical-Free Bear. Shamnad on The vigil for Orlando – thoughts from a gay man in London. On The vigil for Orlando – thoughts from a gay man in London. Andrew on The vigil for Orlando – thoughts from a gay man in London. On Chemophobia and the Chemical-Free Bear. Tweets by @EIP Elements. Better Living Through Chemistry.

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Ma Bourgogne | The IP Alchemist Ma Bourgogne | Patent law, chemistry, language and more

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Skip to main content. Skip to secondary content. Patent law, chemistry, language and more. Posts Tagged ‘Ma Bourgogne’. An Alchemist in Paris – Dining II. May 10, 2015. So on Easter Day it was time for suggestion number 2 from Andrew - Ma Bourgogne. Also conveniently close to my hotel (are you seeing a pattern? A few minutes later]. Anyway I went for a new one on me. Bleu des Causses. I was hoping for something very strong but it was surprisingly mild for being both blue and goat milk. It was...The resta...

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Cat Cafe | The IP Alchemist Cat Cafe | Patent law, chemistry, language and more

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Skip to main content. Skip to secondary content. Patent law, chemistry, language and more. Posts Tagged ‘Cat Cafe’. An Alchemist in Paris – the Café Des Chats Bastille. May 10, 2015. So having sneaked a photo at the cat cafe I had to come in. There are loads of cats – apparently 12 in total but three lined up by me. It is adorable. Inside the Cat Cafe. More Inside the Cat Cafe. On Chemophobia and the Chemical-Free Bear. Shamnad on The vigil for Orlando – thoughts from a gay man in London.

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Peter's Pottery: Using Microwaves to Dry Clay

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Peters Pottery, an account of potting in New Zealand. High Fire Glazes Q and A. Out Of The Fire" Exhibition, Selwyn Gallery. Wednesday, July 1, 2009. Using Microwaves to Dry Clay. Some of you will have discovered that I have sometimes resorted to using a microwave oven for force drying pots. This is a little How To description of what I have done, and what has worked for me. I should warn though that what I have done may not work in your case, may even be hazardous. What Has Worked for Me. I never microw...

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Peter's Pottery: Laura. Shadows on the Beach.

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Peters Pottery, an account of potting in New Zealand. High Fire Glazes Q and A. Out Of The Fire" Exhibition, Selwyn Gallery. Monday, May 25, 2015. Laura Shadows on the Beach. Laura and I met in the late 1970s, and were married in 1981. That is a lot of years, the greater part of our lives. Last month Laura's illness came close to separating us both, but she did return from hospital as frail as an injured bird, and she is making a recovery. They are great fun! Laura can't walk far as yet, and she gets som...

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Peter's Pottery: My Woodfired Kilns, all 7.

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Peters Pottery, an account of potting in New Zealand. High Fire Glazes Q and A. Out Of The Fire" Exhibition, Selwyn Gallery. Sunday, March 22, 2009. My Woodfired Kilns, all 7. The photo above shows my friend and teacher, Peter Watson, and myself examining the results of a firing of kiln number three.). I still have this kiln, but have made kiln number six, an even firing down draft design, to get to stoneware temperatures. Before laying the first brick. I dont know if Ill ever live where I can build ...

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Peter's Pottery: ABOUT TILES AND GLAZES by Peter Gregory

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Peters Pottery, an account of potting in New Zealand. High Fire Glazes Q and A. Out Of The Fire" Exhibition, Selwyn Gallery. Monday, January 19, 2009. ABOUT TILES AND GLAZES by Peter Gregory. In 2006 I was commissioned to produce handmade glazed tiles that were to make a splash back behind a sink bench and electric stove. The tiles were for a new building that is located in Central Otago. The tiles had to be easy to keep clean, but my client gave me a generously free hand as to design and colour. One eve...

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Chemically Cultured: The making of a cover

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A view on science communication and its cultural invasion. Monday, 7 July 2014. The making of a cover. I'm on the cover! One of my scientific ambitions has just been fulfilled. Authors use all sorts of ways to demonstrate their work visually. But obviously some fields of research lend themselves more easily to the use of pretty pictures than others. My work with protein interactions was certainly one of these areas. From notebook to TOC. From TOC to cover. Factories churning out all that protein. All the...