It just crept up on me. Sure, I don’t really follow the secular calendar. But, still.
30 days hath September, April, June, and November. All the rest have 31. Except February. (Which obviously is confused, since it’s either 28 or 29.) I will explain how February got so confused in a moment.
Continue reading Why do we leap?
Many of you know we’ve been providing R&D and technology development services for nearly 45 years now. (By the time this post exits the queue, it will be less than 10 days shy of that mark!)
Continue reading Billable Hours?
No, I don’t have a pet anymore.
I used to have a Royal Standard poodle. But, Robespierre du Bellmore (his AKC pedigree, but we knew him as Robby) never had those poodle haircuts. And, when he stood up on his hind legs, sporting a nearly 6 foot height against the door and barking away, he’d scare away anyone.
Continue reading Love your pet day
It’s time for some hard choices, folks.
You know that the Russians have interfered with our 2016 elections. And, by 2018, they were joined by the Chinese and the Iranians. And, those folks have been manipulating Americans ever since. By sending out information that is false- without most of us (actually, that would be most of you, to be totally honest) verifying that the BS we so thoughtlessly spread about is anything but valid.
Continue reading The Russians aren’t coming. They’re already here!
You know I hate fake holidays. So, you shouldn’t have been surprised when there was nary a mention of “President’s Day” this past Monday. Nope.
Continue reading By, George, he was it!
Tell me again that we can’t use stem cells…
Just like we did two decades ago- right before the s…t hit the fan and stem cell research was outlawed. We made a (very crude) kidney using stem cells. Now, folks smarter and more skilled than us are taking the steps to truly make dialysis a thing of the past.
Continue reading Breakthrough!
So yesterday, we discussed (disgust?) the current state of affairs of stem cell research in the USA. Such as it may be.
Continue reading This little piggy goes to market
Rant time.
This malarkey that blocks scientists and engineers from performing stem cell experiments is setting back patient care. Leaving folks desperate for transplants to die.
When you think of Colorado, what comes to your mind?
In my case, it’s Pike’s Peak (a water reuse facility exists there), Aspen, Denver, and Coors. (No, I don’t really drink their beer. I knew the firm for years because they made chemical apparatus [yes, they started during Prohibition]- and because their cans use ultraviolet light curing of their labels.) Oh, yeah, pot is legal in Colorado. (They love the idea of mile-high living, I guess.)
Continue reading Only in Colorado
