October 21, 2012
21/10/2012 04:59
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Photographs From Our Readers Libraries
There was a spectacular sunrise this past Thursday morning and one of our faithful readers in Sturgeon Country snapped this impressive shot and sent it in for us to share with other readers.
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BBC News Feed:
Welcome To St. Albert's Place Live Chat
Links To Other Stories In The News:
XL Foods to destroy all meat from E. coli recall - CBC
Armstrong appeals to cancer donors as some ask for money back - CNN
Ottawa blocks bid for Calgary natural gas company - CTV
No transition allowance under any name: Redford - Edmonton Journal
Edmonton scores trio of lotto winners - Edmonton Sun
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The Things That People Send Us
LEGO tropical birds . . .
Radio Controlled
Car Parking
Molten Cast Of An Ant Colony
Have you ever dreamed of shrinking yourself so you could go inside an ant colony and see exactly what they do in there? You may have owned an ant farm when you were a kid, but do ants really behave how they would normally within a clear plastic sheath only about 1 inch by 1 inch? Doubtfully. Playing with ants isn't just for kids as Florida State University professor Walter Tschinkel shows us in just a moment. Tschinkel replicates the form of ant colonies by pouring molten aluminum into the tunnels, letting the metal harden, and then meticulously excavating the result.
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hot coffee and spend 10 minutes to start your day with St. Albert's only daily news site.
Not from St. Albert? Not to worry, there's plenty for you too.
A great way to put a smile on your face before you begin your day.
Have an opinion, gripe or grin to share? Use our Live Chat feature below to share it with other readers. Try our frequent recipes. Give our puzzles a whirl or a game of hangman. Check out our outstanding linked photos. Got a story or photo to share? Want to wish someone happy birthday or anniversary? We love your stuff from any location. Go ahead, send it in. We dare you!
Best of all, it's all free thanks to our advertisers. Enjoy and please, tell your friends. And be sure to check back often each day as the site can be updated as events occur. Follow @St. Albert's Place
Photographs From Our Readers Libraries
There was a spectacular sunrise this past Thursday morning and one of our faithful readers in Sturgeon Country snapped this impressive shot and sent it in for us to share with other readers.
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BBC News Feed:
Welcome To St. Albert's Place Live Chat
Links To Other Stories In The News:
XL Foods to destroy all meat from E. coli recall - CBC
Armstrong appeals to cancer donors as some ask for money back - CNN
Ottawa blocks bid for Calgary natural gas company - CTV
No transition allowance under any name: Redford - Edmonton Journal
Edmonton scores trio of lotto winners - Edmonton Sun
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The Things That People Send Us
LEGO tropical birds . . .
Radio Controlled
Car Parking
Molten Cast Of An Ant Colony
Have you ever dreamed of shrinking yourself so you could go inside an ant colony and see exactly what they do in there? You may have owned an ant farm when you were a kid, but do ants really behave how they would normally within a clear plastic sheath only about 1 inch by 1 inch? Doubtfully. Playing with ants isn't just for kids as Florida State University professor Walter Tschinkel shows us in just a moment. Tschinkel replicates the form of ant colonies by pouring molten aluminum into the tunnels, letting the metal harden, and then meticulously excavating the result.
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