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Tag Archives: Nature
Light and Shadow
These photographs were taken in Wawona, just inside the south entrance to Yosemite National Park. April is warm this year. Mornings in the 30′s, daytime temperatures sometimes reaching the 70′s. A few days ago it snowed, though all traces are … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Photography, Travel
Tagged Nature, Photo, photography, travel, Wawona, Yosemite
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The 2012 Ig Nobel Prizes
There’s still time to get tickets for the September 20 Ig Nobel Prize award ceremony at Harvard, where ten researchers will receive recognition for unusual discoveries. The prizes are the brainchild of Marc Abrahams, editor and co-founder of “The Annals … Continue reading
Posted in Contests, Current Events, humor, Nature, Science
Tagged 2012, contests, current events, humor, Ig Nobel prizes, Nature, Science
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People and the Planet: A Report by the Royal Society
On April 26, The Royal Society, the UK’s 350 year old academy of science, released the results of a 21 month study of patterns of population and consumption. Sir John Sulston, chair of the working group, put it very simply: … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Current Events, Economics, News, Science
Tagged 2012, Culture, current events, economics, Environment, Nature, News, Science
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Another Regulation Conundrum
My previous post centered on regulations to force bloggers to disclose seemingly small-fry issues, like whether they were comped with an ebook for reviewing independently published authors. Thursday’s paper ran a story from the New York Times on a more … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Current Events, Nature, News
Tagged 2012, Culture, current events, Environment, lifestyle, Nature, News, Science
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The California Wolf
On December 28, a 2 1/2 year old male wolf crossed the border into California after a 1,000 mile journey south through Oregon. Wolf OR7, as he is called by Fish and Game, is the first wild wolf in the … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Current Events, Nature, News, Science
Tagged Animals, current events, Nature, News, Science
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