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On Nature News - July 16, 2009

Tsunami forecast in real time
Russian tsunami modeller seizes unexpected opportunity after New Zealand earthquake.

California academics face prospect of unpaid leave
University of California makes furlough plans as state budget cuts continue to bite.

The moonwalker
Harrison Schmitt was the first and last scientist to touch the lunar surface.

Posted by Richard Van Noorden on July 16, 2009
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please help have you ever heard of giant shrimp living in san Antonio river in texas ofcourse
when i say giant i`m talking a foot and a half long ?? not crayfish SHRIMP ! ?????
Aak all the people you know i found 30 wash up dead from work on the river.. ps i have phone pics

Posted by: andrew | July 21, 2009 03:26 AM

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