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Monthly Archives: February 2009
COYOTE UGLY – CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF AN URBAN KIND
What was that? Image by Chris Seufert via Flickr All kinds of wildlife roadkill are a predictable occurrence on Minnesota roads. It’s not unusual to observe whitetail deer, raccoons, Canada geese, and ducks as well as domestic animals and assorted … Continue reading
Posted in Minnesota, What We Know
Tagged Central Park, coyote, Minneapolis Minnesota, Ohio State University, Southern California
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HERE’S A POTENTIAL APPOINTEE WHO PROBABLY PAYS HIS TAXES
This post re-blogged via the Wall Street Journal’s Best of the Web email and KPCC (Southern California Public Radio) News in Brief: Most Americans take their library privileges seriously. A recent Zogby poll found just six out of a hundred … Continue reading
Posted in History, What We Know
Tagged Chesley Sullenberger, Emergency landing, Hudson River, KPCC, New York City, US Airways
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GETTING INSIDE OUR HEADS
Over twenty years ago, I was introduced to neuroscience and its physiology during a frightening discussion with a neonatologist as we viewed sonograms of my son’s brain. Premature babies often suffer cranial hemorrhage, and we were looking at a big … Continue reading
Posted in What We Know
Tagged Cerebral palsy, Neural development, Neurological Disorders, Social Sciences
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Peter and Betsy Wuebker are location-independent professionals who share what they know about travel, simplicity and integrating work with life. 