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- SearchResearch Challenge (5/12/21): How to do slow research?Suppose... 1.5 million balloons over Cleveland... that you want to write a book about something that you only partly understand but find fascinating. Obviously, you want to spend some time coming up to speed, perhaps learning about the area over the next year or so. How would you do that? What would you actually do to become an autodidact (that is, a sel […]
- Answer: Internal incorporation? Know how some animals use tools? P/C Cyberminnie at FlickrIn our last episode we saw this pom pom crab as it carries a sea anemone in each of its claws, using them as a defensive tool in the crab-eat-crab world on the coral reef. The anemones are essential external tools that are other living organisms. But looking at the pom pom crab (and other animals th […]
- SearchResearch Challenge (4/21/21): Internal incorporation? Know how some animals use tools? P/C Cyberminnie at FlickrThis pom pom crab carries a sea anemone in each of its claws, using them as a defensive tool in the crab-eat-crab world on the coral reef. The anemone has a great relationship with the crab, but it's completely external--it never becomes part of the crab. But, as you know, some animals take th […]
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“Winger”, a funny (and at times heartbreaking) novel from a 14-year-old guy’s POV and “Strands of Bronze and Gold” – a retelling of Bluebeard. Don’t miss either one!
I’ve not finished either book, but I’m so enthralled by both of these novels that I didn’t want to wait to share. Although they’re nothing alike, they’re both making me lose sleep because I want to keep reading, and so … Continue reading
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Tagged bluebeard, fairytale, Mississippi, reform school, rugby, teenage boys, teenage girls, teens
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