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  1. Re:This was a great link by Tintivilus · · Score: 4, Informative · on Build Your Own Mortar

    Looks like it was the Field Museum in Chicago [ref]

  2. Making chocolate by iamacat · · Score: 1 · on Linux in the Workplace

    Sure, here are the instructions. Good luck with IP rights on cocao trees.

  3. an early primate sketch and an evolutionary tree by juju2112 · · Score: 4, Informative · on Earliest Primate Placed With Dinosaurs

    The Field Museum in Chicago, where this study was done, has an nice press release on this here.

    They also released a sketch of what the earliest common ancestor for primates might have looked like, and a nice evolutionary tree which might put some of this into perspective for some of you.

  4. an early primate sketch and an evolutionary tree by juju2112 · · Score: 4, Informative · on Earliest Primate Placed With Dinosaurs

    The Field Museum in Chicago, where this study was done, has an nice press release on this here.

    They also released a sketch of what the earliest common ancestor for primates might have looked like, and a nice evolutionary tree which might put some of this into perspective for some of you.

  5. Sue: Largest T-Rex by BlueCalx- · · Score: 2 · on World's Biggest Dinosaur Constructed

    Just last week (or two), the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago unveiled the largest and most complete T-Rex skeleton to date. Called Sue, the project took many months and many millions of dollars to complete.

    This helped many scientists gain added insight into the structure and composition of the T-Rex and other dinosaurs. Fun stuff. :)

  6. Sue: Largest T-Rex by BlueCalx- · · Score: 2 · on World's Biggest Dinosaur Constructed

    Just last week (or two), the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago unveiled the largest and most complete T-Rex skeleton to date. Called Sue, the project took many months and many millions of dollars to complete.

    This helped many scientists gain added insight into the structure and composition of the T-Rex and other dinosaurs. Fun stuff. :)

  7. Re:McDonalds to sue the dinosaurs! by jesser · · Score: 1 · on Salon Interview with TrustE CEO Bob Lewin
    McDonalds has announced its new educational "sue the dinosaur" program. Children from around the world will be able to participate in this activity. What is this world coming to?

    Umm, Sue is the name of the dinosaur. Yeah, it's a confusing name, but this page is only a few clicks away from the link you give.

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  8. Re:Remember "Sue" the T. Rex? by gorilla · · Score: 2 · on Buy Your Own T. Rex Skeleton

    You can see Sue being prepared for display on her webc am.