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BS's and MS in math, chemistry, and geology. Have worked in rad con, chem labs, environmental monitoring, and education. Spent 2 years with research lab developing methods for remediation of contaminated sites (organic solvents and biological warfare agents). Have taught math and science in public and private schools, as well as college and university. Have experience in custodial services as a fall-back profession: when we no longer need educators, we will still need custodians.
Science is a passion. Music is the window.
Monday, July 20, 2009 Underground in Idaho (part 1) (3 comments)
Southeastern Idaho is a semi-desert, and a perfect location for building an underground, earth-sheltered home in the 1980's. First, however, we would need a temporary shelter to use until our real home could be built. Something quick but semi-comfortable to survive the winter.
Tuesday, April 21, 2009 The Exquisite Beauty of Nudes (12 comments)
Nudes! In the thousands of years that flesh has been tasted, caressed, coveted; in the untold mediums and treatments, the innumerable depiction, we never cease appreciating an exquisite display of satin skin.
Tuesday, February 17, 2009 Hogg Still Remembered After 60 Years
"Children of Huang Shi" may have taken liberties with the story of George Hogg, but the film provides inspiration in this time of destruction and struggle.
Saturday, December 13, 2008 2,000 year-old Greek Gear Mechanisms Amazing technology (3 comments)
Research published in Nature shows that the Greeks had amazing technology which combined their understanding of the universe with social and cultural concerns.
Monday, October 27, 2008 Guant-namo Prosecutors Question Conduct and Torture (2 comments)
Given enough time, conduct eventually comes to light that requires justice and truth. When you're caged for 5 or 6 or 7 years, that can be an eternity.
