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Why keeping eyes on litter promotes better behavior by Phillip Ball. BBC: Damien Francey et al. found that pasting an image of eyes below an symbol for trash disposal resulted in more 'good behavior' than images of flowers. www.bbc.com/... www.plosone.org/... #Human_Behavior #Psychology #Damien_Francey #Philip_Ball #BBC #Environment
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Cues of being watched enhance cooperation in a real-world setting by Bateson et al.: Image of a pair of eyes placed over an 'honesty box' for collecting coffee money resulted in three times as much money than a control image. science.journalfe... #Science #Human_Behavior #Melissa_Bateson
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Erika Mckgillicuddy Notice the man eyes got more results.....
Kristen McFadden Well, if you look at the pictures though, the male eyes are "I'm watching you" and the female eyes are "Come hither..."
beany Maybe they needed a woman making glaring "Mom" eyes - bet that would have better results!
Brittany Crawford I bet the mom eyes would have worked really well. :)
Amie Marie Jones Ibarra Is it that a man's eyes did best overall or that it was a grandpa? If you put my grandmothers eyes I bet she'd top them all lol
The World's Largest Deserts by sharemap.org include: Sahara, Arabian, Syrian, Kalahari, Namib, Gobi, Australian West, North American, Patagonian, Atacama #Geography #Maps #Deserts #sharemap
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Katie Hartzler Interesting, but Antarctica is actually the world's largest desert.
Lauren Perry There are also a variety of deserts within these large deserts. The Sonoran Desert of southern Arizona may be in the North American desert with the High Desert of central Oregon, but they are completely different ecosystems and the plants and animals that survive in one would be unable to survive the other.
Tomato and Dodder Plant by ResearchPennSate pinterest.com/... #Dodder_Plant #Research_PennState
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Heidi Lange Evil Pant! It wraps around another plant and chokes it. Evil Plant!
Suzannah Gusukuma It looks like yellowish-orange spaghetti & you can see it on bushes & trees, on the sides of the highways in FL & GA. I once assisted in research on how it picks the host plant & what it will thrive on.
Heather Barnes Seriously creepy and sort of alien-like.
Catherine Michaelson Totally agree gives me the shivers!
Muldene Holloway Very Cool!
ScienceCasts: The 2012 Transit of Venus by ScienceAtNASA, youtube: Excellent webcast in under 4 minutes including tips on how to safely view it. #Astronomy #Venus #Transit_of_Venus #ScienceAtNASA #youtube
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Gyotaku- The Art of the Fish print by orchidstreetstudio #Gyotaku #Fish_Print #orchidstreetstudio #youtube
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Hanna McTiernan I don't see why you couldn't eat the fish after this. Also, not all fish can be eaten.
Emily Grace How ridiculous to kill an animal for "art". Needless, wasteful, stupid, and most of all, heartless.
Desirée Hernandez People need to learn the context of this before saying its useless and heartless. Take a multicultural class and see the way other people live and their traditions instead of calling it stupid.
gianluca loddo Ohhw very kind this sort of small piggy puppy dogs
Karen Brown we did this activity in an afterschool program and then used the images created to discuss fish anatomy. the cultural history behind it was pretty interesting as well.
Why we like to share and talk about ourselves by Robert Lee Holtz, wsj: Harvard neuroscientists Diana Tamir and Jason Mitchell find that self disclosure triggers the same sensation of pleasure in the brain as food or money. (The aha of social media?) tinyurl.com/7aeyqft #Science #Diana_Tamir #Jason_Mitchell #wsj #Robert_Lee_Hotz
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Mark Kelty hahahaha...now I understand..oh..that feels good..:-)
Ashley Thomas agree!
Katie Pitman So interesting! Oh, look! My brain just lit up!
Dawn Lucker so the I...I...ME...ME people are really self absorbed addicts
Chadáe Frank well i also like food and money....so i constantly like pleasure? haaa
Supermoon by Kate Tate, space.com #Supermoon #Infographic #Astronomy #Kate_Tate #space_com
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Jessica Green http://blogs.discovermagazi... The moon will be bigger, but not so much that we'll actually notice it. And the Moon Illusion is something completely different.
Sunny Wing this will occur Saturday night, May 5
Shannon Barnes Hope this brings my baby!
Amber Transou Will delivery rooms get extra busy tonite?
Sunshine Gardens it was gorgeous, I've never seen the moon from this perspective, much different from the Harvest moon
ScienceCasts: The Super Moon of May 2012 by Science @ NASA: Clear explanation of why the perigee moon appears 14% larger. via csmonitor #Supermoon #Astronomy #Science_@_NASA #csmonitor
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Rachel Calvillo awesome!
Nicole Furrow Davis That is so neat!
Jennifer Lawler Awesome video , but I still think full moons make awesome things happen .. Both my children were born on full moons :)
Maxine Watson Wow the things you learn on Pinterest
Theresa Blumberg Moon shine!
Chade-Meng Tan's job title at Google is Jolly Good Fellow (which nobody can deny). His job description reads, "Enlighten minds, open hearts, create world peace." via nytimes and sfgate tinyurl.com/7ewtv3z tinyurl.com/7vewquq #Chade_Meng_Tan #Google #Search_Inside_Yourself #nytimes #sfgate #Emotional _Intelligence #Spiritiuality
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Scruffy Mitchell We have one of these at my work except she's called the Gulag Master
Sara John Amazing...
Rebecca Funkhouser Smith Uhhmm...what's the going salary for a gig like that? Ha!
Julie Keaton Gag
Roshan Joshi happy employees are more productive!
Secrets of the 10 Most-Trusted Brands by Paula Andruss, entrepreneur.com: The how-tos of branding. #Marketing #Branding #Paula_Andruss #entrepreneur
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The Travels of a T-Shirt in the Global Economy: An Economist Examines the Markets, Power, and Politics of World Trade by Pietra Rivoli: A frank and nuamced discussion of global economic realities. #Fashion #Economics #Environment #The_Travels_of_a_T_Shirt #Pietra_Rivoli
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Chocolate Bilbies, Not Bunnies, For An Australian Easter by Sarah Zielinski, npr. #Bilby #nor #Sarah_Zelinski
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Abby Anderson @Amber Lynae. How ugly is this thing? haha
Amber Lynae @Abby Anderson. Ugly enough for npr to find it interesting. It looks like an anteater rat.
Wendy Evans @Royalti Jones - koalas aren't bears, they're marsupials. And we still have the Easter bunny down here, probably to the same extent you do, but the bilby is an extremely endangered native species of ours and to raise money for the conservation of them, we have chocolate bilbies for sale at Easter too! @Heather Hunt, they're not meant to replace the bunnies! And what do you mean, fictional??!? haha!
Kristin Marteness-Lanett I've never seen one of these little guys! How cute!!!
Marci Aurila oh, he is adorable! (or she)
Colony collapse and neonicotinoid insecticides by ferrebeekeeper: 2 studies in Science Magazine link CCD to the use of these insecticides which are felt to impair homing abilities and reducing the number of queen bees. Pictured is an illustration of Imidacloprid 's effect on insect nerves from Bayer, the inventor/patent holder of the compound. tinyurl.com/d9hkbnd #Bees #CCD #Imidacloprid #Insecticides #ferrebeekeeper
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Nicole Zur My boyfriend and I recently watched Food, Inc and learned a lot about GMO's. I also happen to be taking a biology course in which we are learning all about it, and I do not believe that the benefits outweigh the risks. Cari is right, GMO foods actually DO have pesticides. The DNA of a plant is altered, usually, by way of recombinant DNA and in particular, a plasmid, which is a small and circular DNA molecule that replicates separately from the much larger chromosome. A plasmid can carry virtually any gene and they are passed from one generation of bacteria to the next very, very quickly. Plasmids are THE key to cloning of GMO products. Honestly, you cannot mess with nature without repercussions, and this is something that many scientists concede. It's the moneymonger industry people who don't give a hoot, who coincidentally have the power to produce these products and keep the negative aspects quiet from the public.
Stacie Koka There is no food without pollinators; bees, bats, small birds, etc.......it is actually a very serious situation that needs to be solved!
Stacie Koka There is no food without pollinators; bees, bats, small birds, etc.......it is actually a very serious situation that needs to be solved!
Deborah Johnson One film that opened my eyes to this persistent problem was "The Vanishing of the Bees". Should be required viewing in every classroom and boardroom in America.
Kelli I haven't read through all the comments yet, but while I have the thought; Selective Breeding and Genetic Modification are two VERY, VERY different things. Selective Breeding is not bad, and I never said it was. I said GMO for a reason. Selective Breeding can create hardier stock, in both animals and plants to promote growth. Natural growth. They aren't injecting chemicals or unraveling DNA. Genetic Modification is bad. It is evil, no matter how much you want to tote its ability to "save" starving countries. GMO foods actually make people sick. it kills people. In a study done with lab rats, they found that by feeding this GMO food to them, that by the third generation, the instances of sterilization and abnormalities were enormous. Thank you to all who have done actual research, and have said so much about it during this discussion. This is an enormous problem, that keeps spreading because of misinformation and just plain unknowing.
The Selfish Gene by Richard Dawkins, 1976: A gene centered view of evolution. Dawkins also coined the term meme, a unit of human cultural evolution analogous to the gene, suggesting that such "selfish" replication may also model human culture, in a different sense.' Memetics subsequently became a study of cultural information transfer. via wikipedia #Richard_Dawkins #The_Selfish_Gene #Evolution #Meme #Books
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Miss Paper memetics is Pinterest.
Aska Putek Unselfish gene? What are you talking about? Did you read the book? Do you know anything about the selfish gene theory?
Amanda Gautreaux I think Vicki may have been kidding
Vicki Raptoulis Ya think?? Gosh, lighten up!
Linda Arnold http://abcnews.go.com/WN/im... This is another good book to read about the Hela cells
What Makes a Meme Go Viral? - Competition among memes in a world with limited attention by L. Weng, A. Flammini, A. Vespignani & F. Menczer, nature.com pinterest.com/... #Information_Theory #nature
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Michelle Hernandez Absolutely fascinating- I can barely make it through the science heavy language but I will reread.
Amanda Burkhart I always thought 4chan is what made a meme go viral.
Why Bilinguals Are Smarter by Yudhijit Bhattacharjee, nytimes #Bilingualism #Language #Intelligence #Yudhijit_Bhattacharjee #nytimes
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Anne Klohn Dowd Interesting!
April Munoz Like it or not, being bilingual puts you at an advantage. So although apple may only be apple to you, to many others it is also manzana, pomme de terre, mela, etc.
Mary Voorhies since it's not a potato it's not a pomme de terre. it's just a pomme.
Janet Kristine Verdad
Millie Ruiz-Murgia Hah....all these years I thought it was my Father's 'Think Fast' game we played at home as children. He'd ask a question and we responded quickly in the language asked...either Spansh or English.
Subaru BRZ: It's Thinker Than You Fast It Is by Dan Neil, wsj: An interesting article about 'how Subaru has turned our faulty perceptions of speed into a positive'. #Cars #Subaru #Marketing #Design #wsj #Dan_Neil
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Nikolai Lindbohm Looks good
The Real Story Behind Apple's 'Think Different' Campaign by Rob Siltanen, Forbes tinyurl.com/86539op #Apple #Think_Different #Rob_Siltanen #Forbes
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Luminous Flux Awesome~!
Lauren Stephens @Lisa Fuselier - look your posters!
Apple-Pies n-Sunshine Awesome. But, for the love of pizza, it's think differentLY. Whew! I'm done. Carry on the good works.
Mark Ankersen my sons picture should be with these wonderful men and women. his thinking makes him very special
Digital Tech Daily Very nice
1965 Hanes Mystrece Print Ad. Here's today's take : ) pinterest.com/... #Ad #Vintage #Hanes_Mystrece
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STREAMING DREAMS: YouTube turns pro by John Seabrook, newyorker #YouTube #John_Seabrook #newyorker
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Melinda Walters lol :D
Anne Ljostad lol
The Neurobiology of Bliss--Sacred and Profane by Nadia Webb, scientificamerican #Neurobiology #Brain #Sex #Meditation #Nadia_Webb #scientificamerican
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Tersa Garcia Jane, I love the way you think!
Christine M. Dionese This is a great issue! I've been using it in my writing.
Diane Marruffo Barajas delicious !!
Gyan Priya interesting . . .
Carolyn Dearborn This is all new to me but I'll try some.
Where’s _why? by Annie Lowrey, Illustration by Charles Powell, slate.com #Why_the_Lucky_Stiff #Computer_Programmer #Annie_Lowrey #slate #Charles_Powell
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Jonathan Drori: Every pollen grain has a story (TED) #Pollen #Jonathan_Drori #Science #TED
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Holli Mayer Oh god I love TED talks!!! Thanks for posting!
Gloria Neder Malek Thia would be great for high school or college biology class. Very interesting!
Andrea Weymouth Cool, every home SHOULD have a scanning electron microscope! :)
Kerith Griffin Interesting, I especially found the forensic applications surprising.
Natalie Shannon Great post. I love TED talks too! :)
There are 750 thousand species of flowers-- that we know about by Jonathan Drori via examiner.co #Flowers #Jonathan_Drori
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Jonathan Drori: The beautiful tricks of flowers, TED Talks. #Jonathan_Drori #Flowers #TED
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Hemant Desai How did you post a TED Video. I can't figure that out yet. :(
Plastic Eating Fungi Found in the Amazon May Solve World's Waste Problem by Emma Hutchings, psfk.com: Fungi have been discovered which can anaerobically degrade polyurethane! #PUR #Fungi #Science
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Melody Reed I'm just saying if it was brought home on your shoes and then spread to your house. We take our garbage and recycling to a center, it's not picked up at the curb. And whose to say the fungus wouldn't spread around town from the recycling trucks. I'm not against the idea, I'm just saying I hope they're careful. I've seen Japanese Knot weed choke out native species along the waterways all over my state. I'm not sure how invasive this fungus is or isn't. And if it's slow moving, I think there's enough plastic in the world right now to sustain a fungus well into the next millenia.
Skye ૐ Bell Mines picked up at the curb, but yes, dime extra caution souls be needed. And if you think we sint have enough plastic you need to do some research.
Terry Givens wow
Melody Reed If the process adds more CO2 to the atmosphere, or methane as the fungi decompose then it's not such a great idea in light of global warming. We should demand an end to over packaging. We should have mandatory recycling. What's worse, I'm sure there are people out there who burn plastic in disgusting back yard burn barrels rather than be bothered to recycle. I'm afraid we're doomed. But the earth will survive without us quite well. ;-)
Roy Lepoutre It can only "eat" the plastic in it;s purest form, not the plastic we use with all the toxic ingredients. Therefore could it be a solution when all is made with the Cradle To Cradle Concept.
Why do Tornadoes Turn Counter Clockwise in the Northern Hemisphere by Newton, Ask a Scientist: tinyurl.com/7e2l4zx #Spin_of_Tornadoes #Tornadoes #mewtp_Dep_anl_gov
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Nikki Pilkington I read that as 'tomatoes' and wondered why they were turning at all lol
Janie Logan Very interesting.
Karen Overfield It should read *Most Tornadoes Turn Counter-clockwise in the Northern Hemisphere. :-)
Ginger Kirby Yep Karen, you are right. The Coriallis effect? Most turn clockwisein the Southern hemisphere.
Digital Tech Daily Now that is really interesting.
Morphology of a Snowflake by Kenneth Libbrecht via scientificamerican tinyurl.com/7j45 pinterest.com/... #Kenneth_Libbrecht
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Sandra Hubert Our snowflakes in Wyoming never look like this since they get blown apart by the wind before they reach the ground :)
Caroline DeJong Have you heard of Wilson Alwyn "Snowflake" Bentley (February 9, 1865 – December 23, 1931), born in Jericho, Vermont, is one of the first known photographers of snowflakes
Barb Leaders @Caroline-yes, there is a memorial plaque at the park in Jericho. We ran across it while geocaching one day and learned something new. Small world!
Sandra Hubert Very interesting. Thanks for the update.
Digital Tech Daily There is so mush I don't know.
Hexagonal Prism by Kenneth Libbrecht via staplenews: The most basic form of snowflake, barely visible to the naked eye. tinyurl.com/7j45 #Snowflake #Kenneth_Libbrecht
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Rebecca Bishop Totally saw this one on my coat yesterday.
Hollow Column Snowflake by Kenneth Libbrecht via staplenews: You need a magnifying glass to see it clearly. tinyurl.com/7j45 #Snowflake #Kenneth_Libbrecht
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Triangular Crystal Snowflake by Kenneth Libbrecht via staplenews: Very rare. tinyurl.com/7j45 #Snowflake #Kenneth_Libbrecht
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Jeff Smith #flux capacitor!!!
Jeff Smith #flux capacitor!!!
Dhron Patel what is these...i need details
Stellar Plate Snowflake by Kenneth Libbrecht via staplenews tinyurl.com/7j45 #Snowflake #Kenneth_Libbrecht
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Fernlike Stellar Dendrites by Kenneth Libbrecht via staple news tinyurl.com/7j45 pinterest.com/... #Snowflake #Kenneth_Libbrecht
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Who Made That Artificial Snow? by Hilary Greenbaum and Dana Rubenstein, nytimes. #Artificial_Snow #nytimes #Hilary_Greenbaum #Dana_Rubenstein By HILARY GREENBAUM and DANA RUBINSTEIN
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above/below
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Beth Stymiest Amazing
Sarah Monks wow great photo!
Stacey Knighton this applies to people as well. we only see a portion of what is going on with them
Holiday Inn Midtown Montreal Wow Cool!
Frederic Girard Nice shot
Blue Balls Mystery by Steven Morris, guardian.uk : Bournemouth resident Steve Hornsby reported how the sky turned dark, then yellow, then blue, transparent, "jelly-like" balls began falling out of the sky during what he thought was a hailstorm. So far, scientists have rulle out the possibility that they are living material. #Blue_Balls #England #guardian.uk
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Rebecca Lynne sounds like the treated soil or chemicals were in his yard and a chemical reaction occurred as soon as it began to rain.
Melody Reed I can see where that would be a real puzzlement to someone.
elizabeth glatts what if, someone was messing with this person and was just throwingjello off their roof
FoxxyLayday lmfao.. Blue Balls Mystery.
Paula Gremour yup....great blue balls mystery !
Pinteresting
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Grannie Pam There is only one thing more addicting than Pinterest...that is "pinning" on Pinterest!!!
Erica White I agree Kathryn, let's enjoy it while we can :-)
Mollie Webster Pinteresting indeed. It will totally get out of control soon. Perhaps then we head back to clipping images from magazines?
Jennifer Reid Yes stay away ADS!!! If I need it I'll find it here without ads!!
Janice Faircloth I love Pinterest..I have always liked the HGTV shows on TV about decorating..cooking etc. and now Pinterest is even better than that...this is something I totally enjoy..it's so relaxing and so addicting....hope it's stays around forever....
A Physics Professor Asks: Are No-Name Batteries a Better Value Than Major Brands? by Brad Tuttle, moneyland.time.com #Batteries #Brad_Tuttle #Rhett_Allain
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Sunday Wooden Good Articles.
Lynn Hillmann Jensen Good article...More interesting stuff from moneyland.time.com
Leigh Taylor Used the same question in my 7th grade science project. Can't wait to have a chance to read the article.
Kathy Manzo Good read......I had wondered.
The Kuroshio or 'Black Current' in the Pacific Ocean is a strong western boundary current, the equivalent of the Gulf Stream in the Atlantic, which for thousands of years has swept shipwrecked Japanese sailors onto American shores. via smithsonian.com. #Black_Current #Kuroshio #Oceanography #smithsonianmag
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Kim Carpenter Bringing radioactive tsunami debris to the west coast... :-(
Dusti McLain That's fascinating
Laurie Magee If u think about it, the debris isn't radioactive . That happened after the tsunami. Now the air currents, well that is a different matter.
In Good Times and Bad, Gongs Are Just What the Doctor Ordered by Barry Newman, wsj. #Gongs #Barry_Newman #wsj
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Mary Ryan This guy is a friend of mine!
Debbie Wheelock love gongs!
Lea Ann Schneider great gift for grandchildren I think
Lorri Pierre Yum
The Backbone of the Flavor Network by Yong-Yeol Ahn Sebastian E. Ahnert James P. Bagrow Albert-László Barabási: Each node denotes an ingredient, the node color indicates food category, and node size reflects the ingredient prevalence in recipes. Two ingredients are connected if they share a significant number of flavor compounds, link thickness representing the number of shared compounds between the two ingredients. Adjacent links are bundled to reduce the clutter. #Food_Science #Flavors #Yong_Yeol_Ahn #Sebastian_E_Ahnert #James_P_Bagrow #Albert_Laszlo_Barabasi
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Lori Hinkley This would be really awesome as kitchen art! Blow it up and frame it!
Lynn Guinn Love this!
Ben Golder I'm a little skeptical about this one. I would think that muchrooms would have similar flavor compounds to other things (they are an island), and at least more than cheese and rum, which are linked.
Ben Golder It also shows cilantro as more similar to the meat cluster than any kind of liver.
Ben Golder But I completely love the idea. Sorry for commenting so much.
Giant Marimo by Patricia In a Jar via flickriver: Marimo is a green algae found in lakes in Iceland, Scotland, Janan and Estonia which grows in velvety green balls which sit on the lake floor. en.wikipedia.org/... #Marimo #Algae #Plants #Patricia_in_a_jar
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Alisha Stewart Does anyone know were you can get some more at reasonable price. I wanna get one over a 1.5in and some other for a friend. The person I got mine from doesn't have any bigger ones now
Terry Guthrie Wallace Know it sounds silly but they are on Amazon - when I was reading up on them and the care try there :)
Kayla Haase Turning them is a good thing too or else they also lose their shape. Cichlids in general are bad for live plants of any kind because they do like to re organize elverything and uproot plants. you can get the moss ball at Petsmart for 7.99 as well
Roberta Mearns Looks yummy enough to knit with!
Pinterest and blogging by @Nester Smith
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Sandy Barton Take a look at this @RickCMJ ✔
Studio M These shoes are sick! All custom-painted ... https://www.facebook.c...
Delicious Decors - Santa Barbara Excellent information, thanks for sharing
1,000 Doors by Choi Jeong-Hwa via thisiscolossal #Doors #Installation #Seoul #Choi_Jeong_Hwa #thisiscolossal
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Bud Fox Anyone have a good knock knock joke?
Steve Coots You make a better door than a window.
Dana Frenkel It's Monster's, Inc.!
Lindsay Neilands fun to see in person!
Angie Briones-Vasquez I wonder which door you actually get in through.... LMBO. :)
12 Things You Didn’t Know Facebook Could Do by Paul Boutin, nytimes . Thanks to @Nancy Dudgeon. #Facebook #nytimes #Paul_Boutin
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Connie Cousins WOW! Thanks for sharing this article!
Robynn Frey So true now days!
Carolyn Bienski Informed!
Paloma Martinez Thank you!!
The World's Lightest Material, developed for the Pentagon is a nickel-phosphorous 'microlattice' of interconnected hollow tubes 1/1000th the thickness of a human hair and is 99.99% air. #Material_Science #Lightest_Material
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Suzanne Brewer Wow. That's pretty incredible.
Andie Rosalie saw this on the news today, it's pretty neat!
Brooke Christensen Is this the same stuff as carbon tubes?
Rachel S We can invent this kind of stuff but- world hunger remains to be solved!
Hannah Jinnette :O that is awesome
What time is the internet most awake by Bård Edlund: World clock which animates the probability that the Internet is awake or asleep in 25 countries at any given time of day. Answer: 9AM EST. Click on the link to view the interactive. #Internet #Bard_Edlund
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Cynthia Decker This chart should be titled: Who Has Internet Connections at Work
Camila Gutierrez Aguilera I like Cynthia Decker's comment, better than I like the "infographic." Whic is not very clear to me.
Mapleleaf Camila I think the graphic is trying to say that based on the difference in timezones 9am Eastern is the busiest time for the internet. around the world.
Visualizing How a Population Grows to 7 Billion by Adam Cole, NPR #Population_Growth #Adam_Cole #NPR
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Lilith Schor super cool! National g\Geographic also does a stellar job relating maps and population growth.
Cec Dennis-Lelean Where is Australia's thimble?
Mary Nord @ryssa nord
Molly Schreiber this is really cool . . . well . . . the delivery . . . not necessarily the information. wow!
Breigh Wilson that was cool. Except..i have to go pee now.
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Amy Petersen @93octane this is what we were talking about yesterday
Andrea Clement Would love to read this. Do you have a url for the article?
Heather Gramley Same here. This sounds fascinating