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• Protein Shape Data Confirms Life's Genealogy [60-Second Science]  Scientific American - May 05 7:42 AM  Podcast Transcript: Biologists often attempt to construct a genealogy that shows the relationships of all life on earth.  One well-accepted effort compares the nucleic acid sequences that code for ribosomal RNA and a few proteins in many different organisms.  The result shows clear groupings.  The bacteria cluster together, the eukaryotes--thats you and frogs and maple trees--all go together.  ...



• Donated papers shed light on Trail of Tears, Cherokee genealogy  The Tennessean - May 05 12:23 AM CHATTANOOGA Jamie Russell reverently runs his finger down page after photocopied page, looking at names, seeking special ones.



• Today in the Bloggernacle: Islam, ambition and genealogy  Deseret Morning News - May 05 12:11 AM Presenting links to the best of what we've seen in the Bloggernacle (LDS-oriented blog sites) today, including posts on Islam, ambition in the LDS Church and the Catholic Church's decision to deny LDS access to genealogical records.



• Papers shed light on Cherokee relocation, boost genealogy  Tulsa World - May 04 1:04 PM Tulsaworld.com allows anyone to add a reader comment to stories posted online. After you fill out the form below and click submit, your comment will be published instantly online along with your name and city. Your email address will not be published.



• Genealogy event  The Reporter - May 03 8:04 AM The Solano County Genealogical Society will have two guest speakers, Harry and Linda Meyer, when it meets today at 11 a.m. Both speakers are members of the society who now live in Oregon and have been researching their own family genealogy for years.

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