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2-3 June 2007 Kansas Assn. of Biology Teachers spring field trip meeting, Roaring River MO
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New York Times Science- Endeavour Lands in California, Avoiding Florida WeatherThe shuttle landed in the Mojave Desert, diverted from a planned Florida landing by low clouds and high crosswinds.
- Egyptian-Born Scientist Leaves U.S. After Losing SuitThe scientist, Abdel Moniem Ali el-Ganayni, had filed a lawsuit saying the revocation of his security clearance was punishment for criticizing the Iraq war and President Bush.
- In Maryland, Focus on Poultry Industry PollutionAs officials seek new rules on how farmers can spread or store chicken manure, the industry is fighting back.
- A Land Rush in Wyoming Spurred by Wind PowerResidents are forming associations to bargain with developers looking to buy land rights for wind farms.
- Space Shuttle Undocks From Space StationSpace shuttle Endeavour and its crew of seven departed the International Space Station on Friday.
- Endeavour Lands in California, Avoiding Florida Weather
- Research Blogging Feeds--Peer Reviewed Research
- Two new Fossil Cowries
- Intersex (for lack of a better word)...
- Seeking sustainability in Amazonian palm production
- Acorn shortage? Maybe ...
- Watching multicellularity evolve before our eyes
- ScienceDaily News
- Sex Life Of Killer Fungus Finally Revealed
- New HIV Cases Could Be Reduced By 95% With Universal Voluntary Testing And Immediate Treatment, Mathematical Model Shows
- Why Are So Many Infectious Diseases Jumping From Animals To Humans?
- Melatonin May Save Eyesight In Inflammatory Disease, Study Suggests
- Better Golf Ball Dimples Result in Less Drag and Balls That Fly Farther
- How Many Meteorites Have Landed In Western Canada? Prospects For The Missing Holocene Impact Record
- EurekAlert! - Biology
- News from the December 2008 Journal of the American Dietetic Association
- Food price crisis and financial crisis present double threat for poor people
- Experts: Targeted agricultural investments will yield high results, slash poverty in Africa
- New model predicts hot spots for mercury in fish
- New uses for imidazolium salts in medicine and alternative energy
- Oetzi's last supper
- Indiana Association of Biology Teachers: The Leading Strand
- Oklahoma Science Teachers Association
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