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Blog posts filed under "science"
Pacific Northwest fungus disease: Cryptococcus gattii
April 23 — 1 Comment
Cryptococcus gattii is a fungus that has begun spreading in the Pacific Northwest, causing potentially deadly infections in humans and animals.
Apollo 11 moon walk video tapes probably erased by NASA
July 16 — 7 Comments
NPR reports that the high-quality video of man's first steps on the moon will most likely never be seen.
Positive thinking may actually bum you out
June 22 — 2 Comments
Research suggests that perhaps people cannot simply repeat their way into believing what they do not believe.
Movie review: 'An Inconvenient Truth' (2006)
April 27 — 1 Comment
There's too much hagiography of Al Gore, but this is still a very worthwhile movie about the very survival of our planet.
What my cousin did last summer
February 13 — No Comments
Ever Google someone you haven't seen for a long time?
NOAA Weather Radios with SAME technology
February 9 — No Comments
One of these radios could save your life, or the lives of your loved ones.
Will It Blend?
January 11 — No Comments
The viral video advertising campaign that pits blenders against assorted everyday items.
You've got weather
August 24 — No Comments
I recommend using Weather Underground and My-Cast to stay updated on weather conditions.
Yew -- be careful!
July 11 — No Comments
The plant is exceptionally toxic, with one mouthful able to kill a horse or cow within 5 minutes.
'Good Eats': Good TV, good oatmeal
May 17 — No Comments
'Good Eats' is a TV show that can improve your life. Steel-cut oatmeal is a food that may lengthen it.










