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Of Milk And Honey With Salt And Ice

Of Milk And Honey With Salt And Ice

Jan 30 2009 | comment(s)



Are you ready for a treat? Have you ever wished you could be with Charles Darwin on his travels just for one day? Perhaps -- when he first saw immense glaciers? Well, I've arranged today to imagine what-and-where of him and the Beagle in South America. Charles Darwin enjoyed 29 January 1833 because his notes are joyful and eventful. See for yourself.
New: Science and Human Rights Coalition

New: Science and Human Rights Coalition

Jan 28 2009 | comment(s)

Are you seeking to serve humanity as a scientist but in a new way? This might well be your cup of tea: AAAS Science and Human Rights Coalition. AAAS, whose mission is "to advance science, engineering, and innovation throughout the world for the benefit of all people," has launched in January 2009 the Foundational Documents for this new activity consistent with its own broad goals:[1]

Will Michael Shermer's ET Be Interested In Marine Life?

Will Michael Shermer's ET Be Interested In Marine Life?

Jan 19 2009 | comment(s)

Michael Shermer of Michael Shermer: What Will ET Look Like? has inspired me to write a sci fi. Shermer's ET, whether a bipedal primate or not, is attractive for a theme of oceans and humans -- both representing new experiences. An extraterrestrial, you might agree, is also ideal to ask questions to our hero, as suggested by me, to be played by Michael Shermer.


A Window Into Life In A Bubble (In A Bubble ..)

A Window Into Life In A Bubble (In A Bubble ..)

Jan 15 2009 | comment(s)

What is life is a valid question to some because they would simply like to make some.  Yet others, although they don't know what it is, search for life in other planets like Mars. How do you find life if you don't know what it is?



Yes We Can Help Mr Obama

Yes We Can Help Mr Obama

Jan 11 2009 | comment(s)

Let's remember that scientists like fun and get ready for dates by studying for them. Well, I mean dates like the Inauguration Day, the first in the history of ScientificBlogging.com, January 20, 2009. 

My column comes handy in this quick review for Mr Obama. You know he is interested in jobs:

Old to New Green Jobs (4.2 Million) 

Renewable energy? Energy efficiency?