"A homicidal maid was the downfall of a family of Bay Area millionaires"
That's a banger of a headline!
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Posts by Jeffrey Dean
We are all paying attention to spring trees, but flowers seem to get all the attention. Vegetative growth, as buds open and leaves enlarge, are doing complicated, interesting things, and they are certainly worth a close look.
We've known that the proteins in the epigenome control DNA expression, but we thought they were just on-off switches.
They're not. They're more.
This is pretty remarkable.
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After months months of wailing and gnashing of teeth, lo, in the 11th hour, a global extension appears.
Who could have predicted such a thing? (he asks fasceciously)
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🧪 🦟 🎨Based on a recent post by @nmoiroux.bsky.social
I decided to post something I did a couple of years ago on the bird site. Enjoy! Keep reading for amazing mosquito paintings!
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"He’s gripping his coffee cup like it owes him money."
I really like that description of the tension in the moments before a shot. 🙂
Transformers! More than meets the eye!
This VERY ANGRY ROCK is actually a brown box crab (Echidnocerus foraminatus), a king crab found off the Pacific coast of North America.
The impressively compact shape is a defense posture, but there's an even neater feature not shown here.
(📷:zedasd)
Is there some reason why 'The tomato is actually fruit, not a vegetable!' has been a go-to revelation for decades, while the fact that the exact same applies to the cucumber, its unshakable comrade-in-salad, is never brought up?
I look forward to using your blogpost as a teaching exercise in the fall for my graduate seminar on "communicating science." It's an excellent illustration for several of the topics I try to emphasize for new graduate students. 🧪🧬 🖥️
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My deep dive on the current U.S. drought and what's next for all of us.
Down ⬇️
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Huge hidden cave under castle with prehistoric hippo bones 'once in a lifetime' find. 🧪 www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
This is an example of what can be achieved when people decide to deal seriously with water supply problems. Given the increasing likelihood for long-term mega-drought in the western US, time's a wasting for everyone else. www.wsj.com/us-news/clim...
I love that this was a plant breeding project driven by a high school student with help from her mother. #PlantBreeding #Horticulture 🌱🧪🧬 www.hortidaily.com/article/9829...
How every layer of science's "self-correcting machinery" failed when Iva Veseli and I simply wanted to reproduce the findings of a high-profile study on gut microbiome and autism:
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Former Gov. Sonny Perdue, the first Republican governor of Georgia since Reconstruction, just announced that he is retiring from his role as chancellor of the state’s higher education system. #gapol
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healthy turnout at a Rock Lobsters hockey game at the Arena at the Classic Center, Athens, GA.
Man it's gotta be rough when your attendance numbers can't even come close to a minor league hockey team. in the south. Pic of a Rock Lobsters game at the same venue.
Presentation of a US flag to Dr.bGale Buchanan by a representative from Congressman Austin Scott's office.
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Had the honor this morning to attend Dr. Gale A. Buchanan's exit seminar on the UGA Tifton Campus. He leaves a giant legacy at Tifton, at UGA at USDA, and on US agriculture.
One of the wilder midterm stories: former Dolton, IL Democratic Mayor Tiffany Henyard—dogged by FBI probes, alleged misuse of funds, lawsuits, deficits, and extortion-style accusations—lost re-election 88–12% in 2025.
Now she’s running in Georgia in 2026… as a Republican.
Blue-green glowing larvae that look like strands of beads hang down from a cave ceiling.
Blue-green glowing larvae that look like strands of beads hang down from a cave ceiling.
Behold Arachnocampa luminosa, aka the New Zealand glowworm. The larval forms use their blue-green bioluminescence to lure prey into silk snares (meanwhile, the adults take the form of tiny gnats).