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31 Oct 2014
The Science of Spooks
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by L. E. Carmichael Hubby and I were in San Antonio this summer, and we decided to take a ghost tour. For one thing, they are a fun way to...
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17 Oct 2014
Soapberries
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By Shar Levine As part of the research for my new book, I happened to virtually meet Dr. Nancy Turner, a world-renowned ethnobotanist wh...
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10 Oct 2014
Treacherous Glass: Bird Collisions with Windows
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by Jan Thornhill Ruby-crowned Kinglet ( Dania Madera-Lerman ) It’s October and fall bird migration is ongoing. Though most warble...
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Enchantium Gas is Real (Tell Me Something I Didn’t Know)
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By guest blogger Robert Paul Weston [This post originally appeared in May 2014 on Robert Paul Weston's blog . We liked it, and he kind...
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3 Oct 2014
The Dark Side of Drones
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Post by Helaine Becker So followers of this blog know I'm keen on robots. I love the brilliant application of design for pract...
26 Sept 2014
Wolves Do Not Eat Mice. Seriously.
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by L. E. Carmichael Wolves do not eat mice. Seriously. "But Lindsey," you protest, "I've seen Never Cry Wolf six t...
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24 Sept 2014
We're all winners! - The Lane Anderson Award for Science Writing
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By Claire Eamer On September 15, I attended a very nice dinner in a very, very nice heritage house in Toronto - and got a very, very, ve...
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