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From: "Hilton Pond Center" 

The big January snowstorm is over and done, so we finally get to
celebrate our 500th edition of "This Week at Hilton Pond." The current
installment--actually #501--is a our retrospective of nearly 11 years
of on-line photo essays about nature, from hummingbirds to flying
squirrels and kudzu to sedges. Since most "This Week" installments
include a Web counter, we're able to discern which photo essays have
been visited most often; we think you'll be as surprised as we were
to learn which ones have generated the greatest number of hits.

We sincerely thank all of you who have taken time to click onto the
Hilton Pond Web site through the years and hope you'll continue to
follow and support our efforts to spread the word about plants,
animals, habitats, and phenomena of the Carolina Piedmont--and beyond.

The photo essay for 17-25 January 2011 is at
<<http://www.hiltonpond.org/ThisWeek110117.html>>

While there, please don't forget to scroll down for a list of all
birds banded or recaptured during the period, along with miscellaneous
notes about Coyotes, basking turtles, waterfowl, and our unrequited
attempts to attract Purple Martins. We also acknowledge those Web
site visitors who were kind enough to make contributions this week
in support of our education, research, and conservation endeavors.

Happy Nature Reminiscing!

BILL


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The Importance of Creativity, Dreams 
And Play in K-12 Education

CREATIVITY, PLAY, DREAMS AND MOTIVATION
Brain Architecture Underlying Consciousness itself 

Creativity is More Important than Knowledge. ~ Einstein

The greatest violence is the mediocrity of routine.

Everybody loves cephalopodsthat class of animals containing octopuses, squid, 
and cuttlefish. But why? 
http://www.edu-cyberpg.com/IEC/creativity-dream.html
clue: there are so yummy :-)

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Periodic Table Elements Song
Learn Chemistry and the Periodic Table Elements using Music, and the Elements 
Song.
The science research explains why you should use music for learning.
http://www.edu-cyberpg.com/IEC/elementsong.html


Use Music to Teach K12 Science 
Interdisciplinary Science Resources
Large Hadron Rap FAB FAB FAB!
http://www.edu-cyberpg.com/IEC/iecscience.html



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