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Thursday, March 13, 2008

M104 Hubble Remix...

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Courtesy of Astronomy Picture Of the Day (APOD) , this spectacular “remix” of previous Hubble photos of the galaxy known as Messier 104 (M10...

Puzzler...

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All but one of you got the correct answer to last week's puzzler: the reason why one lighting technology is more pleasing to the eye tha...
Wednesday, March 12, 2008

Another Conversion...

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David Mamet, playwright and former liberal, writes about his “conversion” to conservatism: I recognized that I held those two views of Ameri...

Monica Lin Brown...

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Monica Lin Brown is a real American hero : A 19-year-old medic from Texas will become the first woman in Afghanistan and only the second fem...

Spitzer...

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Several of you have written to ask why I haven't commented on the Spitzer imbroglio. One email declared, a little testily, that if I wo...
Tuesday, March 11, 2008

Global Warming News...

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This past week saw an interesting story emerge, one related to global warming. The elements of the story include a suppressed skeptic, a gl...
Sunday, March 9, 2008

Desert Wildflower Mysteries...

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These photos are of some beauties that I was unable to identify. If anyone knows what these are, please leave a comment with the informatio...

Assortments...

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I took these photos at various places on the desert floor yesterday. They each show multiple species, which I won't elaborate on here (...

Desert Sand Verbena...

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When most people talk about the desert wildflowers, the Desert Sand Verbena ( Abronia villosa ), or just Sand Verbena, is what they're t...

Parish's Poppy...

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The little Parish's Poppy ( Eschscholzia parishii ) is one of the most cheerful flowers you'll find out on the desert. It's so...

Desert Lupine...

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The Carrizo Badlands Overlook (and its immediate surrounds) is the place to go for the beautiful Desert Lupine ( Lupinus sparsiflorus ). On...

Fish-Hook Cactus...

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The fish-hook or strawberry cactus ( Mammillaria dioica ) is my favorite of all the cacti in the Anza Borrego. My best explanation for this...

Desert Dandelion...

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We saw the desert dandelion ( Malacothrix californica ) in many places yesterday, sometimes in profusion (especially near the Carrizo Badla...

Desert Chicory...

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The desert chicory ( Rafinesquia neomexicana ) is a member of the sunflower family ( Asteraceae ), and is quite common in many places in the...

Creosote Bush...

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The creosote bush ( Larrea tridentata ) is not a plant that excites most people. It's the most common shrub in our desert, generally lo...
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