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Author Archives: Steve Caplan
Science education: the generalist vs the specialist
Well, here I am. I promised. No funny pictures and weird self-promotion campaigns. Just a blog about a topic that might interest some of us in the sciences.
If you think you are sick of me now…
I will write about topics that are dear to me, that have meaning. I promise. But not until the following blog. For now, those of you who dare click to read-on, will have to endure tales of my most recent … Continue reading
Posted in audiobooks, Books, novels
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Electronic evolution
iPhone iPad
Posted in humor, iSilliness, iWhatever
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Experiments, hypotheses, volcanoes, newtons and free downloads
It’s been an exciting week of experiments: in the lab and at home for my son’s school science fair—and for the psychology of marketing. But I’ll come to that later. Let’s start at the annual school science fair. An elementary … Continue reading
Canada then and now: If you are sick, see a doctor!
I’ve been to Canada many times over the past few years, including a visit this summer to that stellar city of the prairies, the center of Canadian Siberia, Winnipeg. So cold, in fact, that while watching the Canadian Broadcasting Company’s … Continue reading
I (DON’T!) smell gas…
Our fireplace, recently. Do you smell gas?! What a day!
Posted in crazy regulations, enough!, fireplace, gas, pop a gasket, Research, Sniffy
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Getting the boot–entropy in the absence of enforcement
6 pm on a cold Thursday evening, I bundled myself out of the research tower and headed down 3 flights of stairs to the car park. I moved to this new parking lot a year ago, and have been extremely … Continue reading
Posted in chaos, Entropy, getting the boot, Jerusalem, locked wheel, parking, parking lot, Research, sandal, science
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Legacy 2012
Having just read poor Stephen’s “Year” I must admit that since Wed. I am not faring any better. My lymph nodes feel like coconuts, and my head feels as though someone keeps inflating balloons under my skin. I had hoped … Continue reading
More on creative self-promotion…
Shameless. Simply shameless. But last chance for 2012….
Posted in "Matter Over Mind", author, creative promotion, humor, lab lit, novels, self-promotion, Silliness, Welcome Home Sir
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