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CHICAGO | Dinosaur hunter Paul Sereno often makes the adventures of Indiana Jones and Jules Verne seem somewhat routine. The 51-year-old University of Chicago paleontologist has made a career of traveling the world to discover prehistoric creatures
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Trussville to protect land along Cahaba - Everything Alabama Blog
Joe Songer/Birmingham News Trussville and the water utility are exploring 1,472 acres along the Cahaba River to find a few acres for a well and possibly a tank. As soon as the utility knows what spot it needs, the city will buy the rest of the land
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Sanford Lab water continues to fall - Rapid City Journal
LEAD — Officials at the Sanford Underground Laboratory at Homestake in Lead moved within 350 feet of their target this past week as the water level at the site fell 10 feet from last Monday. The watermark this Monday was 4,669 feet underground, 10
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GO Team aims to spur girls’ interest in math, more - Chicago Sun-Times
Yesenia Amaro was so enthused about her Web-design class at GO! Team, she decided to mentor younger kids in the program. Yesenia, a 14-year-old ninth-grader at Carver Military Academy, enjoyed writing poems and designing Web pages about animals the
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First Night, other festivities to usher in the new year - Deseret News
New Year’s Day is fast approaching, and cities around the state are hosting events to help ring in 2009. In Salt Lake City, the celebrations will include fireworks, resolutions and an array of artistic presentations. St. George residents will have a
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ROSMAN The public is invited to a presentation of Astronomy and the Citizen Scientist Friday, January 9 at the Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute. The program is part of PARI s monthly Evening at PARI series and will feature a
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Searching for dinosaurs - NWI.com
CHICAGO | Dinosaur hunter Paul Sereno often makes the adventures of Indiana Jones and Jules Verne seem somewhat routine. The 51-year-old University of Chicago paleontologist has made a career of traveling the world to discover prehistoric creatures
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LEAD — Officials at the Sanford Underground Laboratory at Homestake in Lead moved within 350 feet of their target this past week as the water level at the site fell 10 feet from last Monday. The watermark this Monday was 4,669 feet underground, 10
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Young scientists quick to adopt merits of course - Memphis Commercial Appeal
Matthew Craig/The Commercial Appeal Lynne Bowers delights in the excitement of science class students as they race down the hall after their science projects. Klondike Elementary School doesn’t really have a science department, except for Bowers
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First Night, other festivities to usher in the new year - Deseret News
New Year’s Day is fast approaching, and cities around the state are hosting events to help ring in 2009. In Salt Lake City, the celebrations will include fireworks, resolutions and an array of artistic presentations. St. George residents will have a
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Shelf Life - Library s samples of science reading - Missoulian
Every year local scientist John Pierce gives the Missoula Public Library new and wonderful science books for children. During the past 17 years, he has donated more than 200 books. His goal is to interest young people in science by showing them there
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ORNL installs new Cray supercomputer - Knoxville News Sentinel
OAK RIDGE - Installation of another Cray XT5 supercomputer was completed in mid-December, further bolstering Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s claim as a world-leading center for scientific computing. The new system - nicknamed Kraken, after a mythical
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Teachers spend hundreds of dollars of their own money each year on supplies for their classrooms, said Allison Gant, Alamance Citizens for Education’s executive director. Gant wants to end - or at least significantly reduce - that practice locally
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The best and worst of all that was catalogued - WorldNetDaily
And keeping in line with everybody’s New Year’s resolution for 2009, you may want to look over this list “The Best Low Carb Stories.” It was a big year for science, too. And one of the biggest science projects ever was under way in Europe
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Steam challenge team from Lymington has sights set on new record - This is Hampshire
SPEED demons from Hampshire are eyeing a trip to southern California as they look to smash a longstanding world record. A team from Lymington is attempting to drive a high-tech vehicle more than 200mph and shatter the century-old land speed benchmark
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Snuffing out smoking in Weston - WAOW
ENDEAVOR, Wis. (AP) - Surveyors suspect there are ancient Native American burial mounds in the Marquette County village of Endeavor. Village leaders considered several development proposals for the site, but federal law requires local tribes to first
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Young scientists quick to adopt merits of course - Memphis Commercial Appeal
Matthew Craig/The Commercial Appeal Lynne Bowers delights in the excitement of science class students as they race down the hall after their science projects. Klondike Elementary School doesn’t really have a science department, except for Bowers
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Teachers spend hundreds of dollars of their own money each year on supplies for their classrooms, said Allison Gant, Alamance Citizens for Education’s executive director. Gant wants to end - or at least significantly reduce - that practice locally
Source: www.thetimesnews.com

First Night, other festivities to usher in the new year - Deseret News
New Year’s Day is fast approaching, and cities around the state are hosting events to help ring in 2009. In Salt Lake City, the celebrations will include fireworks, resolutions and an array of artistic presentations. St. George residents will have a
Source: www.deseretnews.com

The best and worst of all that was catalogued - WorldNetDaily
And keeping in line with everybody’s New Year’s resolution for 2009, you may want to look over this list “The Best Low Carb Stories.” It was a big year for science, too. And one of the biggest science projects ever was under way in Europe
Source: www.worldnetdaily.com

Young scientists quick to adopt merits of course - Memphis Commercial Appeal
Matthew Craig/The Commercial Appeal Lynne Bowers delights in the excitement of science class students as they race down the hall after their science projects. Klondike Elementary School doesn’t really have a science department, except for Bowers
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Get ideas and help with science fair projects, chemistry demonstrations, experiments, laboratory exercises, and other activities.
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Just science projects
Ideas to help your child with school science projects Whether you are learning about how a fingerprint is left on a pane of glass or how electricity is used to light up a light
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Society for Amateur Science Website SAS Weekly Newsletters science projectS: Articles from latest THE AMATEUR SCIENTIST SAS Online Forum SAS Swap Meet SAS physics Demos page
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Learn how to create science fair projects and science fair experiments based on the scientific method.
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Are you done decking the halls? Is your goose cooked? Are your chestnuts roasting? Joy to the world, with a hey-nonny-nonny and a hot-cha-cha, we say. Our gift to you this holiday is a collection of memorable and worth-a-look photographic images, the
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Young scientists quick to adopt merits of course - Memphis Commercial Appeal
Matthew Craig/The Commercial Appeal Lynne Bowers delights in the excitement of science class students as they race down the hall after their science projects. Klondike Elementary School doesn’t really have a science department, except for Bowers
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Society for Amateur Science Website SAS Weekly Newsletters science projectS: Articles from latest THE AMATEUR SCIENTIST SAS Online Forum SAS Swap Meet SAS physics Demos page
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Science Fair Central
Tip Sheets for Astronomy, Biology, chemistry, Earth Science, and Physical science projects. Questions and Answers
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You have questions and we’ve dedicated this site to finding answers. We’ll do the hard experimental work so you don’t have to. A Pillowcase and the Ultimate Halloween
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The Internet Public Library (IPL) features a searchable, subject-categorized directory of authoritative websites; links to online texts, newspapers, and magazines; and the Ask A
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Energy Quest - science projects, main page
This page is about science fair projects and demonstrations about energy that students can do at home or school.
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