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29 Nov 2011
Ten Random (But Fascinating) Facts I Learned While Researching A Magazine Article
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By L E Carmichael 1. Dogs were the first domestic animal species. Unambiguous archaeological evidence for dogs is about 12,000 years old,...
27 Nov 2011
Science, My Father and Me
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Posted by Vivien Bowers As a child I spent summers in the BC Okanagan, where my physicist/astronomer father worked at the Dominion Radio Ast...
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22 Nov 2011
I Dig Dinosaurs
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One of the reasons I became a children's writer is because I've never grown up. I never have grown out of my fascination for arm-far...
17 Nov 2011
Just in Time For Gift-Giving...
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... is your chance to save big on award-winning science magazines for kids: KNOW (for ages 6 to 9) and YES Mag (for ages 10 to 15). For the ...
15 Nov 2011
What Really Counts
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Ever have that feeling of too many coincidences? As though life is trying to teach you a lesson, and the same question comes up over and ove...
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11 Nov 2011
Just a spot of sun
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By Marie Powell With the onset of winter, I’ve been more interested in following the sun – on and off the web. NASA is a g...
The Red Cedar Shortlist - Full of Science Fun
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Congratulations to all of the science writers on this year’s shortlist for the Red Cedar awards. There are several science books on the sh...
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