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We’re all quaking
Those legs are pipe cleaners to me.Photo via Pinterest, Artsy Craftsy Mom pin board See what happens when you read the news a day late? You break rules you didn’t know were rules. This New York Times...
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How bees turn nectar into honey, a graphic explanation
These Daisies lulled me into a false sense of mutual understanding. I had no idea they’d freak out on me. I have some really fun memories of being a Girl Scout in the 1970s, especially the camping...
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Bees cooperate so women can work and raise kids. Why can’t we?
A honey bee colony is, fundamentally, a model society of working women.Photo by Stephen Buchman for National Geographic A honey bee’s brain is smaller than the head of a pin. But bees nevertheless put...
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What happens in a bee yard or a refugee camp
A properly enclosed bee yard is a fine place to engage in risky behaviors Last night a little after 10 pm, Chris, the school PR guy, called. “Due to inclement weather, school will be cancelled tomorrow...
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Home sweet sucking life force
Google has structured its workplace like a beehive. Employees’ needs are met inside the place, which encourages work and collaboration. Some of the country’s most progressive businesses are debating...
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Honey bees have a great sense of time. Me, not so much
Honey bees aren’t fooled by spring snow. I have absolutely no concept of time, unlike honey bees, who use the sun’s position and their own internal clock to stay on top of their schedule. This week I...
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