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• The Song of Robin Redbreast (Erithacus rubecula)

  Published: September 3, 2007, 6:59 pm

  Tags: Science Management

  When Nature provides you with just what you are looking for - this is ’synchronicity’ in action. I was completing an illustrated version of one of my ebooks ‘The Adventure of Arthur’ and was short of some good pictures of a Robin - who is a sort of ‘guide’ in this story - called ‘Follow the Robin’. I

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• Snakeheads - A danger to our waterlife

  Published: September 5, 2007, 12:32 am

  Tags: Science Management

  Snakehead fish became famous when wild and breeding specimens of this Asian predator was found in the United States. The fact that the Snakehead fish can grow larger than one metre and is highly adapted to low-oxygen waters and seasonal droughts naturally made the newspapers print article after article about this huge vicious predator fish that

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• There’s a snake in the yard! — What to do (and not do) when

  Published: September 18, 2007, 8:24 am

  Tags: Science Management

  There’s a snake in the yard!!!What to do (and not do) when you see a snake by Chad Minter First, don’t kill nonvenomous snakes. Any given area can only support a fixed number of snakes. If you kill the nonvenomous snakes that leaves a food supply that could support a population of venomous snakes. Remember to stay a safe distance from

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• China’s Fast Growth Causes Water Shortage Crisis

  Published: September 25, 2007, 9:27 pm

  Tags: Science Management

  China’s Fast Growth Causes Water Shortage Crisis Water Technology Creates Viable Solutions for China By Fei Wang,www.China-AsiaStocks.com, www.Water-Stocks.com November 2005 As China’s economy booms, the impacts on its environment are becoming more evident. China, for instance, is home to 16 of the 20 most polluted cities in the

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• Living in Arizona Boulders–Where did they come from?

  Published: October 11, 2007, 3:32 pm

  Tags: Science Management

  professor of environmental science at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. The rocks then cool before reaching the surface. “This procedure is referred to as an intrusive igneous rock formation,” said Dr. Dickey. “The molten rocks cool slowly and in the process form large, course-grained rocks.” After the granite was

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• Introduction To Gas Tube Detection

  Published: October 14, 2007, 8:46 pm

  Tags: Science Management

  Ga s detection tubes are a very reliable and proven method for measuring toxic substances in air or water. Some of the major advantages of the tube detection method are no laboratory turnaround time, no power requirement, and no user calibration are needed. The ease and simplicity of use saves training time (training video available), sampling

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• Computers and Classroom Management

  Published: October 14, 2007, 7:40 pm

  Tags: Computing Studies, English, Hsie, History, Ict, Ict General, Languages, Maths, Music, Science, Management Technologyhttp Www Internet4classrooms Com

  This site has some great resources for computers and classroom management - http://www.internet4classrooms.com/classroom_organization.htm#one This site investigates multimedia in the classroom looking at computers, management and configuration - http://fcit.usf.edu/multimedia/deliver/deliverb.html

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• What is Landscape Architecture?

  Published: November 4, 2007, 8:40 pm

  Tags: Science Management

  analysis, planning, design, management, and stewardship of the natural and built environments. Landscape architectural projects include design of public parks, site planning for commercial and residential properties, land reclamation, urban and community design, and historic preservation. Examples of landscape architecture include Central Park

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• Easter BunnyNew Member of Our Family!

  Published: December 12, 2007, 1:08 pm

  Tags: Science Management

  My husband and I decided to give our children a real treat this Easter…A real live Easter Bunny! We made a trip to our local Agway store and, as we suspected, they had several baby bunnies for sale, along with fresh-hatched chicks and ducks. Thank heaven that Darlene, the lady working during our visit, knew a good bit about bunnies. She

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• Tower of Power: Tallest Man-Made Structure on Earth

  Published: February 26, 2008, 12:26 pm

  Tags: Science Management

  Enviromission’s collossal Solar Tower of Power is a proposed 1000-meter tall tower, and, if it passes through Enviromission’s final feasibility phase, it will be the largest manmade structure on Earth. You can view the promotional video here.The proposed solar structure is awe inspiring, and Enviromission hopes that this huge

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