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April 30, 2009

One in a Million

Category: Image of the Day

Another one of those flowers that are causing me tremendous physical grief from allergies as I try to resist the desire to claw my eyes out of my head

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Experimental Heart: A Novel

Category: Book Review

by Jennifer Rohn, this thrilling page-turner interweaves life, love and science into a hugely readable and very enjoyable mystery

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Mystery Bird: Horned Lark, Eremophila alpestris

Category: Mystery Birds

Here's a species that I don't see much anymore, can you identify this lovely bird?

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TEDTalks: The Beautiful Mathematics of Coral (and Crochet)

Category: Streaming videos

This fascinating talk takes a look at mathematics, evolution, sea slugs, coral reefs and crochet

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April 29, 2009

Seeking Submissions: Scientia Pro Publica

You have only one week left to submit your recent writings about science, nature and medicine!

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Harry Potter Visits Chicago Museum of Science and Industry

Category: Harry Potter

Harry Potter exhibit at Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry hopes to attract lots of kids and expose them to science

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Violet in Manhattan

Category: Image of the Day

Here's the cheery little face of yet another flower that is causing me intense distress by activating all my allergies

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Mystery Bird: Blue Mountain Vireo, Vireo osburni

Category: Mystery Birds

Just in time for "weird Wednesday": here's a very challenging mystery bird for you to scratch your head over -- good luck!

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The Process of Antigen Shift in Influenza Viruses

Category: Streaming videos

This video describes how antigenic shifts occur in influenza viruses, such as the H1N1 "swine flu" virus that has been identified in Mexico as well as in a dozen other countries

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April 28, 2009

Park Avenue Tulip

Category: Image of the Day

Here's an intimate look at one of those hundreds of thousands of tulips growing in the Park Avenue median on the Upper East Side of Manhattan

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