Things To Do In Sante Fe, New Mexico

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Protesters march to Santa Fe

(un)Occupy Albuquerque protesters set out on foot for Santa Fe early Saturday morning and arrived at the state Capitol yesterday evening, just in time for the first day of the legislative session.

Occupy protesters across the country have deemed today national Occupy Congress day. Protesters from Occupy movements all over the state will be at the Roundhouse to demonstrate in solidarity with the national movement. Protesters plan to occupy state capitols, as well as the Capitol in Washington, D.C.

"As the New Mexico State Legislature convenes for the first time in 2012, they will be greeted by the largest statewide gathering of New Mexico Occupy and (un)Occupy groups and allies to date," said an (un)Occupy New Mexico press release.  

What Are Some Conversation Starters For Couple?

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Conversation starters: It's good to be a foodie in Kansas City Ink

1. We really do have great vegetarian options. There was a bit of a kerfuffle last week when Kansas City-based New York Times reporter A.G. Sulzberger (of that Sulzberger family) wrote about his struggle to go meatless in the Midwest. His complaints about the "startling lack of fresh produce here" and how "perhaps the most important event on Kansas City social calendars is a barbecue contest," needless to say, did not go over very well. Here are some of your suggestions of where A.G. should go … for a good vegetarian meal .

FUD, Westside Local, Bluebird Bistro, Eden Alley, Mud Pie, RecordBar, Californos, Aladdin Cafe. Plenty of good vegetarian/vegan eats in KC.

— Dana Seeley via Facebook

There is no problem finding vegan entrees in KC. We are very lucky. Satisfying places everywhere. But Eden Alley does top the charts!

— Jennifer Gould via Facebook

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The Trouble with Turkey - A Greener Indiana

Community Conservation Challenge Grant Program Expanded To Include Renewables

IN.Gov 11/10/2011 The Community Conservation Challenge (CCC)  is a program that offers financial assistance to non-residential entities for projects that reduce an organization's energy consumption. CCC grants provide funding of from $25,000 to $500,000 for the implementation of highly leveraged, unique, and visible community energy conservation projects. An anticipated $1.

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Full Screen Caller ID v7.0.3 Apk App ~ Free Android Mobiles Apk Apps Downloads

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The Full Screen Caller ID is a replacement caller screen for your Android Device.
Using this program you can customize the way your phone notifies you upon incoming & outgoing calls, sms, emails

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Who Dance Rossport

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The Pipe: Rossport, Shell, and the Corrib Pipeline | Global Warming is Real: Climate - Energy

For years the small fishing and farming community of Rossport Ireland has been the center of a controversial struggle between the rights of its inhabitants and the power of large-scale fossil energy development.

Where Can Find Kate Spade Purses

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A Reality Bite: the perfect nappy bag

after a lot of soul, er, online searching, i found the perfect diaper bag for our little princess.

i so love this Gramercy Park Kate Spade Stevie diaper bag!!! just look at the colors...so fun and girly! now the question is, where will i get it from?? they're out of stock from katespade.com plus they're nowhere to be found on eBay. sad :(

Who Was The First Person To Do Math?

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the end of peer review? « Why Evolution Is True

The publication of scientific papers is slowly becoming more "open," meaning not only that in some fields (like math or physics) many of them don't undergo the usual review process, but also that journals are increasingly adopting a policy of having free and open public access (the PLoS journals are an example), a feature subsidized by charging rather high fees to the scientists who submit papers.  And scientists now have their very own Facebook equivalent, ResearchGate, where you can link to your papers, discuss those papers or other scientific questions, and find colleagues or collaborators.

In the January 16 issue of the New York Times, Thomas Lin discusses the rapidly changing face of scientific publication in a piece called "Cracking open the scientific process."

Some of this change is facilitated, of course, by bloggers, who demand immediate access to everything, and the ability to discuss results as soon as they're printed:

On [last] Thursday, 450 bloggers, journalists, students, scientists, librarians and programmers will converge on North Carolina State University (and thousands more will join in online) for the sixth annual ScienceOnline conference. Science is moving to a collaborative model, said Bora Zivkovic, a chronobiology blogger who is a founder of the conference, "because it works better in the current ecosystem, in the Web-connected world."