A scientist’s essential tools

Posted on October 20, 2006 by | 3 Comments

Patience and duck-tape

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3 responses to “A scientist’s essential tools”

  1. John Wilkins's avatar John Wilkins | October 21, 2006 at 2:32 am |

    Is duck tape tape you use to repair the hole when you’ve stuck your beak in where it doesn’t belong? Or is that just another canard?
    The fifth force of the universe is duct tape 😉

  2. coturnix's avatar coturnix | October 21, 2006 at 3:26 am |

    It’s actually spelled “duck” and has a picture of a duck on the wrapper. It’s people who cannot believe it’s duck who erroneously spell it “duct”.

  3. Intlprof's avatar Intlprof | October 21, 2006 at 10:56 am |

    Our Project Fellows met, and suggested you apply for membership.
    Do you plan to develop a career in a CC or four-yearer; we need both for cadres to be Fellows or teach overseas.
    Our board met; they admire your ambition, but think you should try to focus, as it was concerend U may not succeed, if you blog and write a thesis at the same time: some can, but are U one such?
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