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encouraging home hackers to create their own manuals for the site oe"we're a Wikipedia of service manuals  oe
"The advantage is that it can be self-policing, much like the original Wikipedia. Â Getting extremebut the deepest forests of the Congo Basin may provide a glimpse of where citizen science could be heading.
since human brains and marmoset brains are completely different. http://en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Cambridge university primates http://www. humanecharities. org. au/experiments/marmosets. html 11.
wikipedia 4.)Wrinkled Fingertips If you have spent ever time in a hot tub for too long then you most likely emerged with wrinkly fingertips.
the pot#is the culinary innovation with, by far, the most intriguing disambiguation page on Wikipedia. 15.
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#Superfood Cocolicious Chocolates will rock your world Is your chocolate Organic, Raw, Low Glycemic, Vegan, and Gluten Free?
Replacement for Wikipedia-At the Davinci Institute, we began a series of Wikipedia research projects to uncover
Missing content is in direct correlation to the relevancy Wikipedia will hold in the minds of people in the future.
#What is appreciated not widely is that Watson got its knowledge by reading Wikipedia and several other encyclopedias, a total of 200 million pages of natural language documents.
For the list we used Wikipedia s great list of#oecommon Misconceptions#and this great reddit. com thread,
Wikipedia)( The Flat Earth Society. 28.)) Sharks can and do get cancer. The myth that they don t was created by I. William Lane to sell shark cartilage as a cancer treatment.
This is the future of space crafthttp://en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Nautilus-XNOW compare that with the pod that was sent not to the moon.
http://en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Solar windand I have a final plea. Don't post about what you know little to nothing about.
http://en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Google driverless car...they have logged a multitude of fully autonomous miles much more difficult than above
Or just look up goat on Wikipedia. For what it's worth our top three favorite goat breeds are fainting Dutch landrace and Valais blackneck.
http://en. wikipedia. org/wiki/S%C3%A9ralini affairsoon after the study was published in September of last year six French national academies of science issued a joint statement condemned the study
if the null holds true. https://en. wikipedia. org/wiki/National childhood vaccine injury actnot all vaccines are safe for everyone all of the time.
Oh yes and gravity*does*work at the speed of light you might check wikipedia on'gravity waves'.'Sorry JRHELGESON the only thing that was correct in your post was-most probably-your name.
The NOAA global instrumental temperature record the one that shows the largest increase in temperatures of all the different records shows about a 1 to 1. 2c increase. http://en. wikipedia. org
See the Wikipedia article here: http://en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Medieval warm periodpay close attention to the graph.
It looks like the warming in 2000 is greater than around 1000 AD because of the bogus black line.
The Wikipedia article states: The rate of decrease and the current strength are within the normal range of variation as shown by the record of past magnetic fields recorded in rocks. laurenra7 Thank you for responding.;
http://en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Medieval warm perioddid you notice that all the colored lines--the proxy data from tree rings and ice cores--showed temperatures going down exactly where the one black line representing measured
Yet what we see in the graph I pointed to earlier which is found on several Wikipedia articles is the grafting of a thermometer record onto proxy reconstructions:
http://en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Proxy %28climate%29even the pillars of global warming science agree that it's not kosher.
http://en. wikipedia. org/wiki/File: 2000 year temperature comparison. pngas explained twice please ignore the black line which is an incorrect superimposing of thermometer records on proxy records. 12000 years 8 proxy reconstructions with average (black line:
And it is definitely possible for monkeys to adapt to cold. en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Golden snub-nosed monkeythey seem to do very well living in Atlanta Chicago and DC...
In 1979 over 1400 animals were relocated to Morgan Island (Klopchin 2)..http://en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Morgan island south carolinamr. george---it mentioned that possibly primates possibly crossed the atlantic in some type of boat
Wikipedia has an excellent list. And GLOBAL WARMING WOULD HAVE MADE HURRICANE SANDY WEAKER. Sandy was a tropical storm coming from the east that collided with a massive blizzard from Canada.
v=NJUTUFAWFEYEARTH's magnetic fieldhttp://en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Earth's magnetic fieldwhat if Einstein died as a boy?
and about as mature as your avatar. 1. A quick trip to wikipedia shows many many nuclear meltdowns and accidents such as Santa Susana in California and the Urals in Russia which spewed tons of radiation
http://en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Nuclear and radiation accidentsthe*4000 cancer number associated with Chernobyl is the number of cancers--not deaths--attributed to Chernobyl.
As further comparison you receive 3. 2 mrem from a chest X-ray âÂ#Âmore than twice the average dose of those received near the plant. http://en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Three mile island accidentdo
âÂ# âÂ#ÂALBERT Einsteinthere's a long article Colony collapse disorder on wikipedia that is definitely worth reading if you're interested in this subject.
There are many ways to pollinate. http://en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Pollination But what is killing the bees
Bee (mythology) en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Bee %28mythology%29bee-keeping www. reshafim. org. il/ad/egypt/timelines/topics/beekeeping. htmthe
Got distracted and started looking at Wikipedia articles about sheep. Remembered that when I was a kid
lyi termed as flow (http://en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Flow (psychology)) You can also use this rather ghetto technique of calming podcast+coffee to learn a new skill like Illustrator
For example see ice core data on Wikipedia: http://en. wikipedia. org/wiki/File: Vostok petit data. svgyou will note that
if we're following a natural cooling/warming cycle similar to the last 4 over about 400000 years we still have a ways to go before we reach the hottest temperatures.
Remember your initial irritation upon encountering the names YAHOO GOOGLE and WIKIPEDIA for the first time; now they are imprinted in your brain.
Wikipedia).*)**BP=Before Present: a time-scale that is used in archaeology geology and other sciences to date events in the past.
Wikipedia). ) Story Source: The above story is provided based on materials by Swiss Federal Institute for Forest Snow and Landscape Research WSL.
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Apple bakes fitness deeper into its ipod nano device with Nike+Ten years after its debut, Apple is integrating fitness more deeply into its line of ipods.
Wikipedia Commons) Related on Smartplanet: Bedbug genome uncovers pesticide resistance Beyond bedbugs-lay your head to rest in the greenest hotel Watch robots climb trees,  helicopter  in and sniff bugs
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GIS tools map social injustice in civil rights caseswhat can a map tell us about the world?
Wikipedia barcode in code 128 What I find remarkable is that when Google honors the barcode by its doodling it,
Norman Joseph Woodland, according to Wikipedia, celebrated his 88th birthday on Sept. 6 Â and got his idea in 1951
Norman J. Woodland Silver who died young in 1964 does not have his own Wikipedia page,
said the Open Tree of Life will eventually be a Wikipedia-like living document for scientists
We'd like it to be thought of in terms of Wikipedia. I don't use Wikipedia all the time. But there have been a few times
when they disable the site and you realize, 'I depend on Wikipedia.''That would be great for the tree of life in the sense that people who do phylogenic studies can't imagine working without access to it.
What's next for you and this work? I'm a big believer in the importance of education.
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Sidewalk trees discourage city crime, study saysone of the things that bothers me most about my new home in Philadelphia is the lack of trees.
Wikipedia says that by 2015 26 cities in the world will have a population of 10 million or more.
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