Newsvine - The top 10 new species

Federal Web sites hit hard by cyber attacks
Tue Jul 7, 2009
- Phoebe, I believe this refers to Project Grey Goose: http://intelfusion.net/wordpress/?p=432 http://blog.refractal.org/2008/10/16/project-grey-goose-report-released/
Teen knocked down ... by a meteorite?
Fri Jun 12, 2009
- I've updated the story with the additional information; many thanks for the pointers. It would take a German grammarian to get the full sense of Korte's quote, but I do see there's a debate about the quote. For example, Govert Schilling says Korte claims that he was misquoted.
Teen knocked down ... by a meteorite?
Fri Jun 12, 2009
- Well, I did the editing on that story. I've been a news editor for 32 years, but I realize I'm far from perfect. And I really don't mind starting the occasional sentence with a conjunction.
Teen knocked down ... by a meteorite?
Fri Jun 12, 2009
- Yes, it looks like young Gerrit was grazed by something. Here is a picture of the rock and the scar (plus article in German): http://www.derwesten.de/nachrichten/staedte/essen/2009/6/9/news-122286237/detail.html
The top 10 new species of 2009
Tue May 26, 2009
- We asked this question last year, but it bears repeating: What makes a top species great? Are there factors that justify nurturing some species and letting others perish from the earth? Or is our biosphere so complex that we should strive to save every species, including those at the bottom of the …
Europeans launch space telescope duo
Thu May 14, 2009
- There's been a lot of talk lately about Europe's ascendancy in science - due in part to its lead role in the Large Hadron Collider and the ITER international fusion experiment.
Earliest reference describes Christ as 'magician'
Wed Oct 1, 2008
- We'd love to hear what Newsviners think about this new report. Do you think the bowl is authentic? Does the inscription really refer to Jesus Christ? Could this finding change the way the Bible story is perceived, or might people read too much into this? Please weigh in with your comments.
10 firsts from NASA's first 50 years
Tue Sep 30, 2008
- Do you agree that these are the most significant "firsts" from NASA's 50-year history? Which space milestones do you think are most important? Please share your opinions - as well as your memories of key moments in space history.
NASA delays Hubble mission until next year
Mon Sep 29, 2008
- We'd love to hear what you have to say about the latest developments in this closely watched mission - as well as your general comments about Hubble and the space program.
Plug-in cars sparking a power shift
Tue Sep 23, 2008
- John ... it was 60 mpg for the 13.3-mile leg of the trip (13.3/0.22). I just cited those figures to illustrate the rough difference between the first 20 miles or so (which came after shorter trips to West Seattle) and the last 13 miles (due to the depleted battery).

{"commentId":2032339,"authorDomain":"gemartin"}

If your looking for cute, go no further than the Obama Osama Fruit Bat. It will bring change to people every where and even Lefties will be cute, but sadly no smarter. But cute change is enough for any card carrying Liberal walking the planet.

{"commentId":2032339,"threadId":"297130","contentId":"1602745","authorDomain":"gemartin"}

#1 - Mon Jun 23, 2008 5:41 PM EDT

{"commentId":2032404,"authorDomain":"jimsparkman"}

Spark44

Gregg, it's quite clear that you have way TOO much spare time!

{"commentId":2032404,"threadId":"297130","contentId":"1602745","authorDomain":"jimsparkman"}

#1.1 - Mon Jun 23, 2008 5:49 PM EDT

{"commentId":2032432,"authorDomain":"divadivine"}

diva divine

goodness--what are you talking about and what kind of species are you.? go yammer on a political site if you find yourself so astute; your comments are not relevant to this article--and merely appear to be an opportunity for you to make negative statements about others that do not believe as you do.

grow up, this is america--and we are trying to refine it... guess we could do without you.

{"commentId":2032432,"threadId":"297130","contentId":"1602745","authorDomain":"divadivine"}

#1.2 - Mon Jun 23, 2008 5:53 PM EDT

{"commentId":9716459,"authorDomain":"callen5"}

callen5

...or perhaps without you.

{"commentId":9716459,"threadId":"297130","contentId":"1602745","authorDomain":"callen5"}

#1.3 - Fri Sep 25, 2009 9:31 PM EDT

{"commentId":2036185,"authorDomain":"aclearbluesky"}

A Clear Blue Sky

For me it should be rarity and surprising characteristics/capabilities. Somehow it makes me wonder how it is possible that a complete new type of species is found. A new branch in an already known family is somehow less interesting to a layman, probably.

I think the depths of the oceans might have some wonderful surprises for us in this.

{"commentId":2036185,"threadId":"297130","contentId":"1602745","authorDomain":"aclearbluesky"}

#2 - Tue Jun 24, 2008 4:35 AM EDT

The top 10 new species

Published to:

Federal Web sites hit hard by cyber attacks

Teen knocked down ... by a meteorite?

Teen knocked down ... by a meteorite?

Teen knocked down ... by a meteorite?

The top 10 new species of 2009

Europeans launch space telescope duo

Earliest reference describes Christ as 'magician'

10 firsts from NASA's first 50 years

NASA delays Hubble mission until next year

Plug-in cars sparking a power shift

FUN STUFF:

COMPANY STUFF:

LEGAL STUFF:

New Users:

Existing Users:

The top 10 new species

Published to:

FUN STUFF:

COMPANY STUFF:

LEGAL STUFF: