This Week in Science - 25 November, 2008
Miracles Discussed, Flies Gone Wild, Mammoth Operations, To the Birds, Sweet Space, Planetary Discovery, Madness, Genetic Explanations, and Learning to Speak.
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2 Responses to “This Week in Science - 25 November, 2008”
1 John Thomas-Mason 26 November 2008 @ 1:57 pm
RE: Poultry trucks and bacteria…This is no surprise to anyone here on the Delmarva peninsula who has given it half a thought. We just accept it. (ps “John Hopkins” is actually Johns Hopkins. I’m sure you knew that. Just a slip, I’m sure.)
– With admiration,
John, on the Eastern Shore of MD
2 John Thomas-Mason 26 November 2008 @ 2:21 pm
Just finished the entire show. Great one, guys! Both of you had great reflections on amazing topics. Thanks for putting such great material out there for the masses.
– John™
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