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: Chris King's 1st Amendment Page

KingCast says on GSR and Bruce McKay's hands and gas chromatography, "like father like son."

By Christopher King

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Sometimes you forget how you know something, but you just know it. Well lately there's been a shoo-fly-guy buzzing around here trying to say that I don't understand principles of GSR. Read more here.

Then I remembered: My father retired as a chemist for a huge MNC, where he ran and wrote programs for Gas Chromatographs, highly sophisticated machines which are used in GSR analysis. TI. HP. Varian. All of that. When he took me to work I would look at that periodic chart and I was always like, "Dad can I buy a vowel, please!"

LOL those damn Periodic Charts. Anyway, back in 1973 he took my whole class from Hawken School on a field trip to what was then Diamond Shamrock. That's him in 2000 or so, the Human Backboard. You can throw all kinds of crap in his way, but he's still gonna' keep bringing that ball back in play. Like father like son.

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Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on August 07, 2008 (boomark / email).

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