Penguins Harmed by Research Bands The bands that are used to tell birds apart affect the birds' reproduction and survival, research shows. Thu Jan 13, 2011 10:04 AM ET Content provided by Susan Milius, Science News
Post Update from Feb. 24, 2011
Via Spektrumdirekt,2011-01-12,
Article: ÖKOLOGIE - "Pinguine leiden langfristig unter Flügelmarkierung" (Penguins suffer permanently from wing mark - Article is in German Language.
Abstract from Nature.
The article in German language can be translated with Opera Extension Tool: "HyperTranslate" by bebamail1
A similar problem is probably with snow leopards, which I will tell but not here - because of the penguins.(via Phönix TV from Feb 24th, 2011, 21:00)
There's now a new way to enjoy Penguins +. Meet Widsets, the mobile widget library that plays host to Penguins + Mobile.
The Widsets mobile client with P+ Mobile loaded
You can get Widsets on your phone by visiting http://get.widsets.com from your mobile browser. Once you've got it, search for Penguins to find the Penguins + Mobile widget.
This widget allows you to keep an eye on the latest posts from P+ and to bookmark those you find interesting for later viewing as well as giving you the ability to e-mail the url of an interesting post to a friend. No serious Penguineer should be without it.
You can also sign up for Widsets from the comfort of your PC at http://www.widsets.com where they'll allow you to create an account, manage your widgets and download a custom version to your phone.
I know its early, but, I had to tell you all of the cute little Penguin Christmas cards that I am ordering to send out to my Opera Friends. I have posted the picture & information on my blog, but will also post the picture here as well.
Check out my blog for information on how you can get your Penguin Christmas Card.
Let's all give a big P+ welcome to our hundredth member, Kedar, a web designer from India. It's great to see this group having such a worldwide appeal. Welcome to Penguins +. Kedar only joined this month so everyone pop over to his blog and say hi.
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