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. In EX Emerald, Pokemon representing
Earth, air and water engage in epic battles and redistribute the balance of
power in their universe.
NASA's education programs inspire and motivate students to pursue careers
in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics by supporting activities
in the nation's schools and distributing information through instructional and
outreach products.larc.

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For more information on NASA's Center for Distance Learning programs,
visit:

http://dlcenter.

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ADVISORY/Intel Science Talent Search Winners Arrive in New York

NASA-Pokemon Partnership Brings Fun + Energy to Education

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The research projects cover all
disciplines of science, including chemistry, physics , mathematics,
engineering, social science and biology. The top 300 entrants are
selected as semifinalists , and then trimmed to 40 finalists.

For more information about the NASA and Pokemon Trading Card Game
collaboration, visit NASA's Kids Science News Network at:

http://ksnn.

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News Editors/Science Writers
ADVISORY.for Wednesday (

WHAT: Intel Science Talent Search first place winner and local
New York winners/finalists available for interviews.

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CONTACT: Jason LaDuca, Cohn + Wolfe (917) 620-5948
Tami Casey, Intel (408) 838-0918

About the Intel Science Talent Search

The Intel Science Talent Search (STS) is America's oldest and most
prestigious pre-college science competition - often considered the
"junior Nobel Prize. The fun activities teach
them about Earth, environmental issues and events, including climate change,
the ozone layer, remote sensing, rains, floods and tides.

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WHERE: Marriott Marquis
1535 Broadway
Between 45th and 46th Streets
**Take escalator one flight to Wilder ballroom

WHEN: Wednesday , March 16, 2005
12P.
This year, 1,600 high school seniors submitted entries that were
judged based on their individual research ability, scientific
originality and creative thinking .

The Trading Card Game, fueled by organized play programs around the world,
has spurred global sales of more than 13 billion cards.

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The 40
students travel to Washington, D.
Posted on NASA's Kids Science News Network (KSNN) Web site, interactive
activities are accessible to students and teachers.

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The NASA, Pokemon Trading Card Game collaboration incorporates science,
technology, engineering and math into fun activity units for kindergarten
through grade 6 students.

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The partners are helping increase students'
understanding of how the Earth functions as a system and how NASA research is
protecting the planet's air, land and water resources. The Pokemon animated
series on Kids WB! is in its seventh season.gov/home/index.

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INTERVIEWS: Intel Science Talent Search first place winner, local
New York winners/finalists and Intel representative.

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PHOTO OP: Intel Science Talent Search first place winner and local
New York winners/finalists with projects together in one
room. It consistently ranks within the
top three shows for boys 6 to 11 years old.nasa .gov

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For more information about NASA and agency programs on the Web , visit:

http://www.

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" The competition focuses on promoting a deeper
understanding of science through the research and discovery process.25
million in scholarships and awards as well as present their research
to prominent scientists, teachers and media.
Students can learn the real science behind the recently released Pokemon
Trading Card Game called EX Emerald.larc.

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The first collaboration involved learning
activities about deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA).

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to compete for more than $1. WASHINGTON, NASA is collaborating again with the
Pokemon Trading Card Game.

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