> My glassblowing friends say that it's just a matter of getting > comfortable with the oxyhydrogen torch (with a colorless flame). If you > can work with Pyrex and a oxyPropane, it's easier. They all say that > this is a basic life skill that everyone should have. Yeah, sure.
There seems to be a bunch of "standard" techniques, then it's just a lot of practice. But, like cooking or sex, a good lab instructor is a big help. > My (17 yr old) daughter is intrigued by the whole discussion on the > rad-safe list about K40. Do you sleep on top of, under, or next to your > partner to minimize radiation exposure. Does the amount of banana > consumption of either person affect this? (as a father, I'm not so sure > I'm comfortable with the whole discussion. As far as I'm concerned, > she's taking a lead envelope to the dorms to sleep in.) A lead sleeping might protect her from real, rather than imagined, risks. YMMV, -John ============== _______________________________________________ time-nuts mailing list -- [email protected] To unsubscribe, go to https://www.febo.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/time-nuts and follow the instructions there.
