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Crazy ants go wild in Texas!

http://blogs.nature.com/ news/ thegreatbeyond/ 2008/ 05/ crazy_ants_go_wild_in_t…
Tiny ‘crazy rasberry ants' are staggering over Texas, eating endangered chickens, filling up swimming pools, trashing electrical equipment and generally behaving like spring break students after a few too many. The ants don't have a proper name yet, due to "confusion regarding the taxonomy of the genus" according to Texas A&M University's Urban Entomology website. ...
1 day ago in The Great Beyond
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    Why Women Almost Always Do Better in Business Than Men

    http://www.businesspundit.com/ why-women-almost-always-do-better-in-business-tha…

    The Washington Post has a great article today that explores the reasons why empowering women eliminates the cycle of poverty, particularly in post-conflict Rwanda. It’s hard to imagine the lives Rwandan women have lead, hard to relate to a circumstance where you have no rights, no standing, and no physical power to protect yourself.

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    Living in Spring

    http://billi-jean.com/ blog/ ?p=441

    Babies and bubbles and dandelions. I love Spring. I had forgotten how much I love it - not because it’s been a whole year since we had it, but because it has been years since we had a *real* one. This year it is perfect: some very warm days, some very cool days. The nights are [...]

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    Rainy Days

    http://seasideenchantment.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 05/ rainy-days.html

    It has been gray and dreary here. We've had thunderstorms and rain for the past few days. Thankfully the skies will be clear for the weekend and the sunshine will return. Late yesterday afternoon we were able to see a baby downy woodpecker peeking out of its home! We used binoculars to get an even better view.

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    stealing from the greats

    http://dangermain.typepad.com/ dan_germain/ 2008/ 05/ stealing-from-t.html

    Life's been good recently. New life is very inspiring (Violet is now five weeks old). It makes you go outside, smell the roses and not sit there reading 180 RSS feeds about packaging design. And being outside is a good thing for a creative. Just look at the colours in that there bluebell wood.

    3 minutes ago by dangermain in Dan Germain · Authority: 33
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    New York Botanical Garden’s Plant Research Lab

    http://www.thirteen.org/ nyvoices/ features/ botanicalgarden.html

    The NYBG, located in the Bronx, opened it’s Pfizer Plant Research Lab in the spring of 2006. Soon after, NY Voices did an episode on the lab, interviewing three researchers about the goals, projects and archives of the lab and gardens. Watch entire episode.

    2 hours ago in Thirteen/WNET · Authority: 334
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    Explore New York City Parks

    http://www.thirteen.org/ scienceandnature/ explore-new-york-city-parks

    From New York’s crown jewel, Central Park, to the nation’s first county park, take a tour of New York and the surrounding area’s noteworthy parks. Central Park Take a walk through Central Park and discover the unique history, characters, areas, and structures that define this cherished New York destination.

    2 hours ago in Thirteen/WNET · Authority: 334
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    Beauty in nature scales

    http://leisureguy.wordpress.com/ 2008/ 05/ 16/ beauty-in-nature-scales/

    That is, nature is beautiful at all scales, from tiny to astronomical. You’ve seen lots of photos of the latter taken by the Hubble space telescope. Ben kindly passes along a link to the latter: beauty in grains of sand.

    2 hours ago by Leisureguy in Later On · Authority: 216
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    Global Wildlife Populations Plummeting

    http://ontapblog.com/ 2008/ 05/ 16/ global-wildlife-populations-plummeting/

    A quarter of the world’s wildlife has disappeared since 1970, according to a new report prepared by the Zoological Society of London — a scientific, not political, organization — for the World Wildlife Fund. Before I go any further, let me preempt inevitable comment: This isn’t about global warming.

    2 hours ago by mmanson01 in On Tap · Authority: 66
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    How gay, precisely, is Clay Aiken?

    http://gregoryholman.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 05/ how-gay-precisely-is-clay-aiken.htm…

    Right this moment, Clay Aiken is hawking his shiny-shoes, North Carolinian self on the Rachel Ray show. Partner Steve and I, gays ourselves, wondered aloud, "Just how gay is that kid?" Is he gayer than green eggs and ham? Gayer than white-trash theme parties serving Cosmos and spam? Gayer than drag queens?

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    Ancient Land

    http://slowmuse.wordpress.com/ 2008/ 05/ 16/ ancient-land/

    What a relief to spend the last few days in a country that doesn’t have a president named Bush. The cheery Cumbrian men who stopped in to repair a leak in the ceiling listened with patience while we complained about how difficult it is to be an American abroad, and then pointed out that the UK is far from trouble free.

    2 hours ago by deborahbarlow in Slow Muse · Authority: 26
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