Retrenchment blogging, day 10
And now, to address the serious problems.
What am I supposed to do with all of these?
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As far as European privacy is concerned, Google (the blogger host) probably scrapes all sorts of data about you, but I don't really have access to what they take or how they use it, so ask them.
email labhampster@gmail.com, but replace hampster with the arctic rodent after which this blog is named.
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- Webmineral.com
- GeoReM reference material database
- Chart of the Nuclides
- Nuclide mass table (nuclide chart is MeV, not mAMU)
- X-ray emission lines (pdf)
- HEASARC energy converter
- Mindat.org
- Webelements (Annoying periodic table)
- American Geophysical Union
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5 comments:
Use them to demonstrate old ideas about passive folding?
Art projects for the Littlest Lab Lemming?
Turn them into cards for playing Go Fish?
Uh, frame one, pitch the rest? Save them to confuse people at meetings later on?
You could play a job search edition of 1000 blank white cards.
I use that size of scrap for my to-do list items, but it would take me a long time to do enough stuff to get rid of that many cards...
I see art supplies.
If all else fails you can still use the energetic value stored in the paper....
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