The News Review:
- DDU University gets new Vice-Chancellor
- The Naked Truth: Lust vs. Love
- Beetle holds key to optical computing
- 3 men killed trying to reopen gold mine
- The son of a Montreal fish seller dominated the seafood industry
- Bond for glory
DDU University gets new Vice-Chancellor
Hindu – May 20, 2008
The appointment has been made by Uttar Pradesh Governor and Chancellor T V Rajeswar a Raj Bhawan release said here on Monday. Gajbhiye has worked as Professor of Physical Chemistry and Head of the Department of Chemistry Mumbai University (1990-92)… The appointment has been made by Uttar Pradesh Governor and Chancellor T V Rajeswar a Raj Bhawan release said here on Monday. Gajbhiye has worked as Professor of Physical Chemistry and Head of the Department of Chemistry Mumbai University (1990-92).
The Naked Truth: Lust vs. Love
Gay Wired – May 20, 2008
Love says “Love is not attraction. Love isn’t about chemistry. Chemistry is simply a part of Mother Nature’s plan to pull us to a ‘preferred partner. Love talks of the DNA Dance and that we seek unbeknownst to us someone whose DNA is much different than our own. This means that on some deep and instinctual level we realize that our DNA needs what their DNA has… Love talks of the DNA Dance and that we seek unbeknownst to us someone whose DNA is much different than our own. This means that on some deep and instinctual level we realize that our DNA needs what their DNA has. This internal knowing then triggers hormonal and brain chemistry reactions that combine to make us feel like we just have to be with this person hence the U-Haul syndrome with lesbians. Good old Ma Nature wants us to look for someone who has very different DNA than our own and this brings on the extreme sexual attraction that comes into play. It’s important to remember that love isn’t always about being sexually attracted to someone. Sexual energy is all about hormones not about harmony which means that sexual energy is often not partner specific. Again this stage is something that Mother Nature invented to pull us together with a preferred DNA partner.
Beetle holds key to optical computing
Inquirer – May 20, 2008
"Certain colours of light pass through photonic crystals at different speeds. Others are reflected altogether. In the Brazilian beetles the bright greencolour is green light reflected by the exoskeleton’s photonic crystals. Photonic crystals are crucial when it comes to developing optical computerswhich instead of running on electricity and using electrons run on photons oflight.
3 men killed trying to reopen gold mine
San Diego Union Tribune – May 20, 2008
Associated PressExperiment sends2 boys to hospitalHUNTINGTON PARK – A high school chemistry experiment gone awry sent two students to the hospital yesterday and prompted an evacuation. Two boys suffered second-degree burns to their faces in chemistry class at Huntington Park College-Ready Academy High School said the Los Angeles County Fire Department. The students were hospitalized in stable condition. Associated PressConvicted molesterkilled by prisonersSOLEDAD – A convicted child molester was killed at Salinas Valley State Prison in Soledad authorities said yesterdayDonald Jones 30 of Los Angeles County was attacked by a group of prisoners Friday morning in the general population maximum-security yard… Associated PressExperiment sends2 boys to hospitalHUNTINGTON PARK – A high school chemistry experiment gone awry sent two students to the hospital yesterday and prompted an evacuation. Two boys suffered second-degree burns to their faces in chemistry class at Huntington Park College-Ready Academy High School said the Los Angeles County Fire Department. The students were hospitalized in stable condition. Associated PressConvicted molesterkilled by prisonersSOLEDAD – A convicted child molester was killed at Salinas Valley State Prison in Soledad authorities said yesterdayDonald Jones 30 of Los Angeles County was attacked by a group of prisoners Friday morning in the general population maximum-security yard.
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The son of a Montreal fish seller dominated the seafood industry
Globe and Mail – May 20, 2008
While still in the RCAF Mr. Clouston married an old classmate Brenda Kerson. After the war he attended McGill University where he studied physics and chemistry and then Harvard where he completed a master’s degree in business administration. Later he went back to his father’s wholesale seafood business in Montreal where he and his brother George founded Lasalle Foods Limited and BlueWater Seafoods. "He was the science guy and I was the money guy" George Clouston explained. While his brother secured financing for the ventures Ross Clouston used his background in chemistry to work with food scientists and helped perfect a technique for making fish sticks and precooked battered fish fillets.
Bond for glory
NEWS.com.au – May 20, 2008
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