For Rachel - more kittens (these guys will get a little bigger than yours though). This also has a link for a video on taking pictures of cats!
- Lyndsey McGrath
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Fwd: Please vote for my friend David's video; he spent a lot of time making this video and he is a finalist in an online competition. The competition is about female high school athletes who have faced adversity. My friend made a short video about one of his cross country skiers who had a devastating accident and broke her neck, yet managed to...
Hmmm, I thought it was there when I posted this. Anyway, here you go!
- Lyndsey McGrath
1. Go to: http://www.highschoolsports.net/GSM... 2. Click on "The Jenna Hanson Story" in the lower left of the videos 3. Watch it (you do have to let the video play in order to vote) 4. Shed a tear. 5. Vote for Jenna. 6. Repeat
- Lyndsey McGrath
Please vote for my friend David's video; he spent a lot of time making this video and he is a finalist in an online competition. The competition is about female high school athletes who have faced adversity. My friend made a short video about one of his cross country skiers who had a devastating accident and broke her neck, yet managed to come... - http://www.highschoolsports.net/GSM...
Rare Cats Born Through Amazing Science! - ZooBorns. Some adorable newborn kittens at Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species have no idea just how special they are. Two African Black-Footed kittens, members of an endangered species rarely seen in captivity, are the first of their kind to be born from a frozen embryo via in-vitro... - http://www.zooborns.com/zooborn...
The latest species to be added to the "red list" of endangered animals has received a major boost after three baby Rothschild Giraffes have been born at Longleat Safari Park in August. All three Giraffe calves are doing well and can be seen enjoying their new surrounding within the East African Reserve. The first baby to be born has been named Kaiser, a male Rothschild Giraffe and the first to be born to dad, Doto, who was only introduced to the Longleat giraffe ladies in early summer 2009. This young chap measured in at a whopping six foot at birth and is already dwarfing many of his fellow residents in this popular Wiltshire attraction.
- Lyndsey McGrath
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I am looking for a similar online energy monitoring tool that could possibly be used for research--oh, and is free. We have been watching this google tool but it's still geographically limited. Anyone have any ideas or know more what plans for further developing the Google powermeter?
- Lyndsey McGrath
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Google's partnerships with a few utility companies aren't the only way to use Google PowerMeter. Some third party power monitors can integrate with PowerMeter as well (and work well as standalone devices, too). The Energy Detective has two products, TED 1000 and TED 5000, that monitor household usage. The 5000 integrates with Google and costs about $200 up front with no recurring costs. The 1000 costs about $120 with no recurring costs. http://www.theenergydetective.com/home
- Kevin Fox
Thank you both! We actually are going to be doing some energy monitoring projects for government buildings and possibly some private companies. Even though these are home use products, I like the TED Footprint software and am going to look more into it. Thanks again :)
- Lyndsey McGrath
"The UK's Drusillas Park in East Sussex is currently debuting its second litter of Fennec Foxes in six months. The twins (one male and one female) who are not yet named were born on July 23rd and are thriving under the watchful guidance of proud parents Mali and Tabari. They have now taken their first steps and are just starting to explore the environment outside the nest box."
- Lyndsey McGrath
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