Patrick Havens on December 23rd, 2008

News has emerged of the latest threat to nature: drug-addled bees, hopped up on crack by crazed scientists. Some bee experts believe that cocaine could have “as devastating an effect on honey bee society as it does on human society”.
The scientists in question are Andrew Barron of Macquarie University in Australia and Gene Robinson of [...]

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Patrick Havens on December 9th, 2008

Young Chinese girl deafened by excessive kissing
A young Chinese woman was left partially deaf following a passionate kiss from her boyfriend.
The 20-something from Zhuhai in Guangdong province arrived at hospital having completely lost the hearing in her left ear, said local reports.
The incident prompted a series of articles in the local media warning of the [...]

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Patrick Havens on November 21st, 2008

Its not often that a simple act of nature as predictable… and as unpredictable like a Meteor gets caught on tape. Its even rarer when its as spectacular as this.

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Patrick Havens on November 13th, 2008

The Chicago Tribune posted a story about a local girl who decided to find out how tolerant supporters of Obama who was preaching tolerance was.  Click to read the story by John Kass (Click read more in case it gets wiped after a short time… ie. not archived)
Quote:
Catherine never told us which candidate she would [...]

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Patrick Havens on September 10th, 2008

15:02, that’s it. Second beam all the way round and the LHC is up and running.
about 3 hours ago from web
13:55, the LHC’s second beam is now on its way. about 5 hours ago from web
10:25, 10 September 2008. Historic moment. The LHC first beam has just circulated. Amazing moment. [...]

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Patrick Havens on May 4th, 2008

Here was a cool video that aguy shot while parachuting and reaching over 900 miles an hour and the speed of sound.  The whole time unprotected… but for his suit.  And amazing video about something I sorta heard about but didn’t fully understand.

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Patrick Havens on April 3rd, 2008

Now, I consider myself an intelligent person.  Typos and grammar mistakes aside, I generally know my facts.  Or at least I try to make sure I know my facts.  But certain things escape me.  For example this below story, I would of never thought to second guess the Smithsonian on this subject…
ALLEGAN, Mich. - Is [...]

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Patrick Havens on March 4th, 2008

Fiery explosions, beautiful reactions, and hilarious music videos are great reasons to be excited about chemistry. Wired Science posted 10 of their favorite videos. They entertained me for a while, so I thought I’d share.

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Patrick Havens on January 23rd, 2008

…but it’s cheating.  They want to drop it from the International Space Station. Besides the Engineering challenges detailed, I’d love to see a video showing it being done, and following it.
For most people, it’s enough to see their paper plane fly for a few feet.
The Japanese, however, want to send one 240 miles. . .through [...]

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Patrick Havens on January 13th, 2008

BoingBoing pointed out that the Wired Science blog posted a YouTube video of a liquid that changes color from clear to yellow to blue over and over again.
In 1973, the spectacular demonstration was perfected by Thomas Briggs and Warren Rauscher, two amazing high school science teachers.Over thirty-five years later, chemists are still trying to fully [...]

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