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AP YAKIMA, Wash. 151; Crews in central Washington, rural Idaho and Southern California made gains on several wildfires, allowing some evacuees to return home and protecting two vacation towns from a massive encroaching blaze.For the first time in days, crews on Thursday stopped a fire about 75 miles east of Seattle from destroying more buildings, fire spokesman Mark Grassel said. The blaze near the town of Cle Elum burned at least 70
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Robert Hooke was a scientist, artist, and nemesis to Isaac Newton. In his spare time, he engaged in one of the most celebrated science art projects. To do so, he was forced to get an ant drunk. Yes, really. The artistic and scientific project in question was the Micrographia, a book of detailed and beautiful drawings of insects and other living things. It presented the bugs and mosses that people saw every day in a new light. Rather than being a sign of decay, disease, or dirt, they became a part of nature, and a work of
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