Chilies are offered at every meal in Bhutan. They are grown in pots and then set out to dry in the sun. I loved the pop of colour that showed up on sidewalks and roofs. via 500px
Young Science Geeks Need Your Vote
UPDATE: Thank you to everyone who voted. We didn’t win but there was a great show of support from the community. It gave everyone a chance to learn more about our program and organization. A Vancouver company is holding a vote to determine where to send their charity dollars. My teen science program is one […]
MAKESPACE in Vancouver – 3D printer to use?
I want a 3D printer – no real reason except they are cool. But the lack of a reason makes me think that I’d get a very expensive toy that I’d use a few times – but still would be awesome. If I just had a lot of spare cash… See below for some cool […]
Comment requests (#comments4teens)
The students in Future Science Leaders have been blogging for about a month. They get a bit discouraged at the lack of feedback so we are starting a comment contest where they get points for giving and receiving comments. I’m also asking you to help them out. Can you please check out the following blogs […]
Science: It’s a girl thing!
Hi girls! I’m interested to know what you think of this initiative. Can you please answer the question and add comments below?
#SciFund: proposal with open review? UPDATED with graphs
I’m a part of #SciFund – a collection of scientists that are crowd funding to fund research. Instead of using a closed proposal system, we are asking the (interested) public for money. Not only is this a way to raise money but it is also public outreach and hopefully will create awareness of different types […]
Flattr vs. Ads: An experiment
OK, I’m new to blogging. I don’t expect to make any money…I mean, I would love to but I have realistic expectations. So when I ask my online friends about generating income, the first two things that pop up are Flattr and Google ads.