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Matt CollinsScientific American Magazine 10/23/09Nerd a Vacation?: Travel with The Geek Atlas
New book serves as a science history sightseeing guide
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Scientific American Magazine 10/6/09
Birth of a Notion: Implicit Social Cognition and the "Birther" Movement
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Scientific American Magazine 9/14/09
Cache and Carry: A Review of the Kindle
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Tips for the Kind of Gas Mileage You Really Want
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Scientific American Magazine 6/10/09
Are Dog Breeds Actually Different Species?
A humorous take on using dog breeds to prove evolution
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Scientific American Magazine 5/1/09
On a Mission to Save Sloths
A living Muppet among the tropical treetops
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Scientific American Magazine 3/20/09
Boobs at Work: Surfing Porn on the Public's Time
A humorous review of unacceptable ways to waste time on the job
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Scientific American Magazine 2/26/09
Golfer's Ear? Will That Driver Make You Deaf?
A humorous review of the perils of the technical advances of golf
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Scientific American Magazine 1/30/09
The Unkempt Results of Post-9/11 Airport Security Rules
A humorous review of the "illusion of safety" airport security brings—along with the lack of personal hygiene products
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Scientific American Magazine 1/5/09
Chastising the Cherry-Picking McCain-Palin Ticket
How the Republican ticket incorrectly referred to science on the campaign trail
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