question - silk worm deaths vs. oil industry
Is it better for silk worms to be boiled alive so that silk fabric can be made (possibly by child labor), or for synthetic fabric to be made from petroleum?
Is it better for silk worms to be boiled alive so that silk fabric can be made (possibly by child labor), or for synthetic fabric to be made from petroleum?
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salsis
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3:44 PM
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Labels: environmentalism, fashion, insects, torture
Are any of the rest of you dooce.com readers? Are any of you as sad about Heather and Jon separating as I am?
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Sparkling Squirrel
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So you can find me on facebook now.
Still, I plan to keep the blog alive, if nothing else to report on the "best" of my student answers.
"Friend" me if you want to.
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Sparkling Squirrel
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Hi friends, I hope that you are having a wonderful holiday season! I am looking for book suggestions-- I recently finished reading the Harry Potter books to my grandmother and she really loved them. Now I am looking for a new book or book series to read to her. She really seems to enjoy mysteries, detective stories, and history, but I'm open to most anything so long as it isn't too violent or R-rated. Any suggestions?
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Molly
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Once again, it is the week (basically) when Irene, Jennifer and Jenny all age one year. As usual, it is also the week of Thanksgiving and a week that I will forget them if I don't post all at once.
Happy Birthday ladies! May you have (or I hope you had) a fantastic day followed by a fabulous year.
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Sparkling Squirrel
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5:57 PM
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Tucson Trekker
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5:15 PM
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This clip combines three of my favorite things - Kingdom Animalia, Betty White, and the song Africa.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H4hvZkBpUJs
(How does one make a youtube video show in a post?)
I'm off to Haiti on Sunday. I'll post an update from there.
PS - Check this out about a prof here
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salsis
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Labels: Betty White, biology, Science