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November 30, 2009

One Last Look at my Beloved Home: NYC

Category: Image of the Day

This is one in a series of images I took on one of my last days in NYC. This was the last day I carried my camera with me as I ran around, collecting paperwork for my impending emigration. The day was glorious, the weather, perfect.

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Crossing the Finish Line: Completing College at America's Public Universities

Category: Book Review

by William G. Bowen, Matthew M. Chingos, and Michael S. McPherson, identifies major problems and discusses the worrying state of higher education in the United States and proposes solutions to these problems

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Mystery Bird: Chipping Sparrow, Spizella passerina

Category: Mystery Birds

This is a LBJ -- little brown job -- for you to puzzle over, thanks to a new (to us) mystery bird photographer!

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New Species of Orchid is World's Smallest

Category: Biology

Huddled among the roots of another, larger, species of miniature orchid, was the smallest orchid species in the world (so far)

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FOX Brilliantly Demonstrates Fuzzy Math

Category: Streaming videos

FOX News is its own best satire

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Japanese Spa Prank

Category: Streaming videos

Only the Japanese would go to this much effort to prank innocent people ..

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November 29, 2009

One Last Look at my Beloved Home: NYC

Category: Image of the Day

This is one in a series of images I took on one of my last days in NYC. This was the last day I carried my camera with me as I ran around, collecting paperwork for my impending emigration. The day was glorious, the weather, perfect.

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Birdbooker Report 93-94

Category: The Birdbooker Report

Books, books, beautiful books! This is a list of biology, ecology, environment, natural history and animal books that are (or will soon be) available to occupy your bookshelves (or your library's bookshelves) and your thoughts.

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Mystery Bird: Australian Pelican, Pelecanus conspicillatus

Category: Mystery Birds

This Australian bird is easy to identify to family and even to genus

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November 27, 2009

One Last Look at my Beloved Home: NYC

Category: Image of the Day

This is one in a series of images I took on one of my last days in NYC. This was the last day I carried my camera with me as I ran around, collecting paperwork for my impending emigration. The day was glorious, the weather, perfect.

Read on »

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