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InChI Tales | Lamentations on Chemistry
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Editorials of a Scientist Political. August 27, 2014 in Chemistry. Th’ Gaussling has been dabbling in the strange land of cheminformatics. Lately. I’m trying to develop some productivity tools in on various platforms to make chemical information more accessible to fellow staff members. One particularly useful tool is the InChI. Or International Chemical Identifier. The InChI. If you hate using the Java based drawing module in SciFinder, an InChI string or SMILES string can be used instead. Just open ...
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Test Post – Gray3’s Thirdsphere
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May 3, 2015. May 3, 2015. Just a test post of some new blogging tools. I’ve decided to attempt reviving this blog once more while being less cynical in my posts than before. Still will mostly be my observations on the world from my little part of it. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email. I Can Has Cheezburger.
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Ambivalent Engineer: Early Days on Street View
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Sunday, June 29, 2014. Early Days on Street View. Down until I'm done talking to Google about this post. Sunday, June 29, 2014. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Blueprint for 100 New Nuclear Reactors in 20 Years. Set America Free - Coalition to cut us loose from imported oil. Atmospheric Vortex Engine - A possibly-plausible idea for large-scale extraction of ocean thermal energy. Early Days on Street View. Space Transport News (Clark Lindsey). Selenian Boondocks (Jon Goff).
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Ambivalent Engineer: Window 8.1 is unusable on a desktop
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Wednesday, April 23, 2014. Window 8.1 is unusable on a desktop. For the last two years I've been doing a lot of SolidWorks Simulation on my Lenovo W520 laptop. This thing has been great. But I've started doing fluid flow simulations, and it's time for more CPU than a 3.3 GHz (limited by heat load) dual core Sandy Bridge. I have learned that Windows 8.1 is unusable for a workstation. Metro apps are full screen. Catastrophe. When I click on a datasheet PDF in Windows 7, it pops up in a window and I stick i...
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A Walker's Ramblings: September 2014
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Thoughts on the state of the world from David Cotton. Might also include some walking. Monday, 1 September 2014. Last year was perhaps a record for coastal walkers, with several people walking the coast in one go or in sections. However the last couple of months have been fairly quiet. David Higgins finished his walk in July, meaning Peter Hill. Was left attempting the coast in one go. He can be followed on Facebook. And he has a fundraising page. The best of luck to him. Posted by David Cotton.
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Syria and MANPADS | Proliferating Thoughts
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Yet another nonproliferation blog: mostly. Laquo; Ukraine and impotence. Iron Domes and Maginot Lines. March 4, 2014 by Markus. In the Wall Street Journal came to my attention today. In the article it is reported that Saudi Arabia and other parties supporting the anti-Assad opposition intend to start supplying the rebel forces “for the first time Chinese man-portable air defense systems, or Manpads.”. The key recognition element is the cube-like feature at the forward end of the launch-tube. You are comm...
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New Rocket Science review | Rocket Science News
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Mission over →. February 6, 2013 · 11:00 am. New Rocket Science review. The latest copy of Vector. The critical journal of the British Science Fiction Association, landed on my doormat at the end of last week. No. 217, Winter 2012, includes a review of Rocket Science. By Alastair Reynolds. He writes:. Alastair also describes ‘Dancing on the Red Planet’ as. 8220;surreal but note-perfect”. 8216;Tell Me A Story’ as. 8216;Pathfinders’ as. 8220;bleakly clever”. 8220;a generally excellent bunch”. Plese let me ...
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Cecil the Lion Thoughts – Gray3’s Thirdsphere
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July 31, 2015. Cecil the Lion Thoughts. It saddens me that such a magnificent animal was killed in such a terrible fashion. Now before anyone flies off the handle, let me clear about some things. In general I support hunters and hunting, but I do so based on some principles hunters in my family have had for generations:. Hunt only what you need. Do not overhunt. You eat what you kill and not let go to waste the rest of the remains. Respect the animal you hunt. Do not let an animal suffer. You are comment...
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Earth Space Continuum: February 2007
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A blog about all things related to the development of space and its relevance to our life on Earth. Tuesday, February 20, 2007. To answer the question, I've come up with the following list of. Reasons why aerospace projects so frequently push the limits of performance and capability:. A commercial system should at least be equivalent in price and performance to competing systems, for example the Boeing 777 as compared with the Airbus A340. Fortunately there are cases where pushing the envelope is unneces...
