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Gregor Johann Mendel - Founder of Genetics
Johann Mendel, an Austrian monk born in 1822, spent eight years studying inherited characteristics among pea plants, and correctly identified the underlying genetic framework.
mendel • genetics • mendel's laws • father of genetics • hybridization

Gregor Mendel and Heredity
Brief biography of priest and scientist Gregor Mendel who laid the foundation for the modern science of genetics and discovered the Laws of Heredity.
gregor mendel • mendel and heredity • gregor mendel biography • mendel laws of heredity • mendel hereditary

Mendel Wines - Argentina Malbec to Die For
Why spend well over $100 for critically acclaimed single-vineyard designates from the likes of Achaval-Ferrer or Vina Cobos, when there is Mendel for half the price?
mendel wine • bodega mendel • roberto de la mota • argentina wineries • mendoza wine

A Guinea Pig's History of Biology
A Guinea Pig's History is not what you'd think after skimming the title. Endersby skillfully weaves an addictive tale where genetics history is impossibly interesting.
a guinea pigs history of biology • book review guinea pig's history of biology • jim endersby books • history of biology • history of science

Tapas a bite of Spain By Janet Mendel
This Spanish tapas recipe book by Janet Mendel will tempt your tastebuds and get you into the kitchen experimenting. Gorgeous photographs and an all-round great book.
tapas a bite of spain • janet mendel cookbooks • spanish food cookery book • recipe book reviews • recipes tapas.spain tapas cookery book

Is a Blue Daylily in Your Future?
Read about a theory on creating blue Daylilies. See if you agree that this would work. Offer some ideas of your own.
blue daylily • daylily • american hemerocallis society • carotene • lycopenes

Understanding the Basics of Genetics
This article provides an introduction to genetics, a relatively new field of science that has made its way into many areas of study.
basic genetics • how do genes work? • gregor mendel • hiv cure • genetically modified plants

WINTERTIME READING FOR GARDENERS
Winter is a great time for gardeners to catch up on their reading, and these titles deal with various aspects of fruits and fruit growing.
fruits • fruit growing • chickens • insects • plant explorer

As Sweet as Peas in a Pod
They may be small and roll off the fork too easily, but they pack a punch if you can pick & eat them within a few hours. A palatable legume with an interesting pedigree.
fresh peas • tinned peas • frozen peas • nutritional value of peas • history of peas

Jamon Croquettes Recipe - Great Tapas
A great make-in-advance stand-by tapas, swap the jamon for ham, turkey or cheese, these nibbles are a great and economical idea for using up leftover bits.
croquettes • croquetas • convenience freezer food • economical dish • how to use leftovers

Marie Larisch
Countess Marie Larisch was the favoured niece and confidante of the Empress Elisabeth of Austria. Like her aunt she had a tragic life.
empress elizabeth of austria • sisi • marie larisch • mayerling • crown prince rudolph of austria

Recipe for Garden, Mushy or Marrowfat Pea Soup
The three types of pea can be used separately, or combined, to make a delicious summer soup to be served hot or cold. The texture varies according to the chef's choice.
pea soup recipe • soup recipe • pea and spring onion soup • minted pea soup • gregor johann mendel

Academic Writing: Narrative
Being able to describe a sequence of events is a key requirement in academic writing; it could be describing an experiment; giving the background to a topic; relating an incident.
elt • efl • academic writing • narrative • learning

Understanding Dominant and Recessive Traits
Understanding the differences between a dominant and recessive trait and the functions of alleles is important to knowing how basic genetic inheritance works.
recessive trait • genetic trait • dominant genes • genetic inheritance • dominant trait

Science Detectives
Learn how scientists followed the clues that solved six real-life mysteries.
science • detectives • mysteries • solve • homeschool

A Trio of Mysteries for CTV Viewers
April was mystery month on CTV. First was Anna Porter's The Bookfair Murders (starring Linda Kash and Samantha Bond), then Love and Murder and Deadly Appearances by Gail Bowen (starring Wendy Crewson and Victor Garber).
bookfair murders • anna porter • judith cass • marsha hillier • love and murder

The Best Spanish Jamon
One of Spain's most eaten products, jamon can be found in every home and many still raise their own pig to produce their year-round supply of jamon and chorizo.
jamon iberico • how is jamon produced • which is the best jamon • pata negra jamon • serrano jamon

Understanding Eye Color Prediction
Predicting a child's eye color is no easy task, and it's important to note that the Mendelian model used for such predictions is inaccurate, despite still being popular.
predicting child's eye color • the genes of eye color • blue-eyed parents can have brown-eyed children • getting a rough estimate of eye color • eye color phenotype

Bias in HIV Research Interpretation
It is not an uncommon event to hear about a new medical breakthrough. Unfortunately, sometimes these breakthroughs are less important than some researchers claim.
ethics in research • importance of research claims • scrutinizing research claims • curing hiv • sekaly research team finds hidden hiv reservoir

Big Ideas of Evolution
Understanding life on earth is only possible if we can avoid anthropomorphism and see things as they really are.
evolution • genetics • ecology • natural classification • natural selection

How to "C" More: Part I
An introduction to the qualities of genius and how we can teach ourselves to be more creative by looking at the world in new and different ways
creativity • genius • iq • renaissance • brainstorming

New York Runway Trends Fall 2008
From Muppet-inspired jackets and capes to Yeti-sleeved coats, New York Fashion Week's runway collections gave us a taste of what to expect in women's fashion this fall.
new york runway • trends fall 2008 • women;s fashion • coats • capes

Ombré Dip Dye Trend Summer 2008
The Ombré trend is definitely one of the most sophisticated of the season, in contrast to its younger sister, the tie-dye.
ombre trend • dip-dye • women;s fashion • mini dresses • grecian gowns

Toga Dresses & Goddess Gowns 2008
The Mediterranean flavors of Greece and Rome have emerged from the runways as a red-hot fashion trend for 2008. However, is "goddess dressing" really for you?
toga dress • goddess gowns • fashion trend spring 2008 • mini dresses • full length maxi

Drew Barrymore's Whip It - Film Review
In her directorial film debut, Barrymore delivers an honest coming-of-age drama, with exciting roller derby game action, warm humor, and a graceful performance from Page.
ellen page • drew barrymore • roller derby • roller skate • derby

Fall And Summer Viewing Heats Up
This week we examine the new shows on UPN and The WB for fall. We also review "Odyssey 5," a new science fiction series on Showtime. Don't forget to check out our website of the week on "Moonlighting" and our look back at this week in television history.
the bold ones • moonlighting • bruce willis • cybill shepherd • john saxon

Florida State Tennis Championships
Sixteen adult tennis championships were contested at Boca Pointe Country Club in Boca Raton, Florida and most were decided despite the rain on Championship Sunday.
florida tennis • florida state tennis championships • boca pointe country club • carlos gomez-diaz • t.a. niles

Genetically Modified Foods
Of all the developments in recent years, genetically modified foods is one of the most controversial. A number of genetically engineered fruit varieties are available.
gm • genetically modified foods • biotechnology • papaya • papaya ringspot virus

Halloween Fun!! It can be done!
How to make Halloween fun by using the good and ignoring the bad.
hallowe'en • costumes • fun • social skills

Legos As An Educational Tool
You bought your kids Legos as a toy, but teachers all over have used these little plastic rectangles to demonstrate construction, patterning, logic, math, science and much more!
legos • homeschool • lesson plans • math • science

Mother lode
Ask anybody what is a supernova, and chances are a vast majority will respond it goes bang and has to do with astronomy. Supernovas are epitomes of out of this world catastrophe, of unimaginable violence. Yet we all have been - in a distant past - within not one but probably several ones. Close and intimate.
supernova • guest star • sn1987a • crab • veil

Welsh: The Language of Song, Part I
From choirs to cerdd dant to the Gymanfa Ganu, Welsh-language musical traditions are plentiful and widely enjoyed.

Welsh: The Language of Song, Part II
The major traditions of Welsh vocal music still resonate today, from the choir to the opera, from rugby games to the Gymanfa Ganu. Folk songs, hymns, and choral music are especially popular.
welsh music • wales music • welsh choirs • welsh hymns • welsh folksongs

What's In A Name?
Why does film industry insists on changing names.
classic film reviews

Ceremonial Music
From weddings to funerals, from Bar Mitzvahs to birthdays, from graduations to inaugurations, music makes our moments more memorable.
dirge • funerals • music • education • inaugurations

Welsh: The Language of Song, Part III
A brief discussion of modern Welsh music, plus some vocal music that isn’t in Welsh, followed by a detailed look at a tradition that is particularly Welsh—cerdd dant.
wales • welsh music • welsh culture • cerdd dant • welsh national opera

C-SPAN Offers Viewers Top Notch Political Coverage
A look at programming on the C-SPAN networks; this week in tv history; tv-related birthdays and my tv viewing recommendations for the week.
c-span • c-span2 • tv

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