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sethmnookin: Somehow, I ended up watching Person of Interest tonight, which was surprisingly nervewracking.
EmilyAnthes: Amen. "Wolf Blitzer and other journalists should leave God out of natural disasters." http://t.co/BlkoAqsOlU Great piece.
TravisSaunders: @kevinmilligan @mattyglesias From your lips to @NatureMagazine's ears
hillaryrosner: Bizarre. RT @wunderground: Tornado Warning for Columbia and Dutchess Counties in NY until 6:00 PM EDT http://t.co/w5nDsnhDWQ
stevesilberman: USGS page on tonight's 8.2 Russian quake. http://t.co/ijE7fgES33
daniel_lende: RT @Dirk57: Addiction is not a typical disease, nor a simple matter of choice. Maybe "disease model" should become "biochemical model."
mfenner: @0Albogami I can't recommend specific reference manager for iPad.
MrEpid: Also, I'm really nervous for the game tonight. #peskysens fans in #ygk - anyone want to get together to watch the game?
BethSkw: RT @CBCQuirks: This week on Quirks: The Origin of Feces - why waste matters to biodiversity, agriculture, public health & ecosystems http:/…
Jason_Reads: RT @HenryLouisGates: "Poor people are allowed the same dreams as everyone else." - Kimi Gray, public-housing activist
jeancflanagan: @hildabast tell me how it goes! I planned on it but had to much work.
Daily Archives: February 19, 2013
A floral ‘map’ to nectar discourages bumblebee robbers
Category: Author Spotlight, Interviews, Topic Focus
Tagged author spotlight, bees, citizen science, insects, nectar robbing, pollination
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Citizen Science Academy: Bunny Slippers Optional
Category: Uncategorized
Tagged Budburst, Citizen Science academy, FieldScope, National Geographic, NEON
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Why Paleontology Is Relevant
Category: Background, Miscellaneous, Paleontology, Zoology
Tagged climate change, paleontology
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