Shallow-hearted

... wrong with sports biology (although it seems to be slowly improving) - the research tends to be shoddy, and the background of the writers is often shallow, and there's a lot of bad speculation. If you stay in the field, you'll see "basic" information change almost yearly. And this won't ...

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While fishing in shallow freshwater inland stream in central VA, I came upon a strange aquatic creature. It was about 6 inches long by 1 in wide, looked like an unformed fish. It was albino-white, rubbery, had a slit along its belly, ...

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... amoebae. They enter through the nasal passage and then infect the CNS of those who may dive into or swim in warm fresh waters, such as shallow lakes, ponds, some streams and rivers and poorly treated swimming pools. They are usually quite prolific when water temps. exceed 80°F. and ...

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Greetings! I live in rural central Vermont. My house is on seven acres, next to a small, shallow river. The lawn (about five acres of the property) is bordered by a couple acres of tall grass, bushes and shrubbery. I have been finding this insect on/in my clothing when ...

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... with me. If you wish to posit a centralized intelligence modeled anthropocentrically on the cognition of human beings, then I think you impose too shallow a conception on a universe of much greater infinite depth. Robert Kernodle

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