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The Most Successful Food Commercials

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Blog Carnival #16: Draw a Dinosaur Day, Reporter Guidelines, Jurassic Parka and More...

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An Eclipse in Your Pocket

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A New Diamond Unveiled at Natural History Museum

Beyond Cream and Sugar: Coffee With Cheese, Eggs and Reindeer Bones

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The Barefoot Running Debate

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The Secret's in the Stone (or How to Build a Cave) at the Natural History Museum

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Fossil Feathers May Preserve Dinosaur Colors

Kristina Johnson and Wayne Clough hoist the Smithsonian flag atop Observation Point—a site memorializing explorers who have died at the South Pole.

Day 3: A Day at the South Pole

Flying over the paths trod by explorers before him, Secretary Clough arrives at the South Pole eager to meet the Smithsonian scientists working there

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"Women and Spirit: Catholic Sisters in America" at the Ripley Center

Traveling exhibition makes some noise for the “quiet contributions” of Catholic sisters

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Spiders "Under The Influence"

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The Kokumi Sensation

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Dinosaur Sighting: South of the Border Dinosaur

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Celebrate Franklin D. Roosevelt's Birthday Saturday at the Postal Museum

When Franklin Delano Roosevelt turned 52 on January 30, 1934, he celebrated with the first annual Birthday Ball to raise money for polio research

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Breathing New Life Into Old Classics: Darwyn Cooke Reimagines 'The Hunter'

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The Best Dinosaur Books for Kids

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Turmeric as Health Food?

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Elementary School Teachers Pass on Math Fear to Girls

With the flip of a switch in 1910, Lee deForest ushered in an era of radio communications that would provide instant, long-distance wireless communication.

Radio Activity: The 100th Anniversary of Public Broadcasting

Since its inception, public radio has had a crucial role in broadcasting history - from FDR's "Fireside Chats" to the Internet Age

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Black Hole Rap

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