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By mingling the hard facts of science with humor, gratitude, and unbridled wonder, author J.G. Kemp turns traditional blessings into Science Blessings in this one-of-a-kind, hilarious and poignant, reverent and irreverent book; written especially for the skeptic who can't help but laugh and cry at the wonder of it all!Contains 50 science-themed blessings for: Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's Eve, Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Memorial Day, Father's Day, Independence Day, Solstice, Mole Day, Pi Day, Birthdays, Weddings, Anniversaries, Graduations, Mornings, Evenings, Mealtimes and Goodbyes, as well as a collection of "science proverbs" for any occasion. An excerpt from "A Prayer for Thanksgiving Feast":"... My friends, look you at this feast before us. Grown of Earth and Sun. Diversity and subtlety of colors. Wafting and mingling of smells. A medley of textures. A swath of temperatures--trembling atoms in chaos. A great cornucopia of chemistry... Life, which gives us life. Matter, which becomes our matter. Energy, stored--but for a moment--before flowing into us and through us and out of us..." An excerpt from "A Prayer for Christmas Eve":"... the smell of hay (wafting volatile compounds from plant decay), the flicker of candle light, the breath of a cow, the smell of manure (thriving with microbes), dirt and dust (worn by ancient weather and scattered by eons of wind). All there, in the stable..."An excerpt from "A Toast for Independence Day":"... We have learned through science that stars, and supernovae in particular, are the forgers of atoms, the builders of elements; and that in the course of these events, our planet, a new world, was formed from rich elemental ash, the literal star dust of eons ago. So today I propose a toast, not just to the independence of our country, but to our independence from the crushing, seething plasma of bygone super-massive stars. I propose a toast to our dissolution from their gravitational tyranny, to our liberation--cast off in a display of immense stellar fireworks..."An excerpt from "A Toast for Pi Day""... Do you remember the first time you tasted pi The first time you sensed the flavor of its mystery It is a taste that eludes many, and it is often an acquired taste, but it is a taste which, once noticed, lingers long after, brled in memory, a mental dessert to be savored, again and again..."An excerpt from "Blessings for Mealtimes":"... My friends, as we look upon this delicious, flavorful, wholesome goodness--savory, sweet, sublime--let us bring to mind those things that are integral to the digestion of this meal, responsible for the disassembly of its fine and complex molecular structure..." An excerpt from "Toasts Before Coffee, Tea, or Alcohol":"... There are no words to improve this drink, no toast can surpass its virtue--no invocation or incantation. It is perfection already!..."From the Back Cover:What would you say at a party where Walt Whitman and Richard Dawkins were chatting in line by the punch bowl; where the Dalai Lama and Shakespeare listened to Richard Feynman play the bongos; where King David and John Muir sipped Merlot while Neil deGrasse Tyson admired their magnificent beards; and where Ralph Waldo Emerson, Benjamin Franklin, Pope Francis, and Carl Sagan discussed the afterlife (or lack thereof) over a friendly volley of badminton What would you say... You wouldn't say anything of course! But you would smile and nod, and after the party you could go home and write a book very similar to this one... so that next time you would be better prepared! Full text of "NEW" - Internet Archive Search the history of over 286 billion web pages on the Internet Ideadiezcom is and in to a was not you i of it the be he his but for are this that by on at they with which she or from had we will have an what been one if would who has her
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