Archive for November, 2007

Melted Tweezers

Tuesday, November 27th, 2007

This week I’ve reached a new stage in my studies: I started to play with messy chemistry. In the past few days I wore strange looking protective cloths, and happily mixed acids, heated solutions, and did other neat stuff.

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Peace Now

Sunday, November 25th, 2007

The teachers are right. So are the medical doctors, the social workers, the nurses, the policemen, and basically every civil servant in Israel’s public service. They all should be paid much better. Also right, of course, are the ‘beaurocrats’ from the ministry of finance. The only one that’s wrong is the head of the teacher’s organisation, who declared recently that he’s about to lead a “social revolution” and that this is no longer a teacher’s strike but a “war for the future of a welfare society”.
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The Squeezer

Tuesday, November 20th, 2007

We are now close to finish the first part of our wedding preparations. That is, to hire all the providers.

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Introduction to Thermodynamics

Wednesday, November 14th, 2007

To my surprise, I found the best introduction to thermodynamics in a biology book.

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They Deserve A Better Future

Sunday, November 4th, 2007

Yesterday we went to Tel Aviv, to take part in the annual Rabin Memorial ceremony. I attend this gathering on a constant basis, and in the twelve years that passed since the murder missed it only once (in 2005, when I was abroad).

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