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Life in the primordial sea as a fall program student | Life in the tide pool
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Life in the tide pool. 8211; Tim Spaanheden Dencker. October 5, 2012. Life in the primordial sea as a fall program student. Everything has to start somewhere, and so goes for this blog. This is the first entry! Staying in the evolution-jargon, the last few days have definitely showed me how important being able to adapt is. Less than 24 hours ago I thought I was working on kelp crabs,. And what surprises me is that we already have holdfasts from Bamfield Inlet ready to be examined in a sea table. Two.
An oasis of life | Life in the tide pool
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Life in the tide pool. 8211; Tim Spaanheden Dencker. October 10, 2012. An oasis of life. Holdfast from Bamfield Inlet seemed to be an endless source of new species to key out. At times it felt like we were dealing with an bottomless pit of faunal richness. It was a big one, no doubt about that, measuring at least 20 cm long and 10 cm wide, it must have been home to thousands of individuals and at least 100 different species. Next post →. October 10, 2012. Oh Gastropod, Oh snail,. In keying you out. You a...
Einstein, needles, chain saws, and salad spinners! | Life in the tide pool
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Life in the tide pool. 8211; Tim Spaanheden Dencker. November 7, 2012. Einstein, needles, chain saws, and salad spinners! Logic will get you from A to Z; imagination will get you everywhere. Einstein. It comes in all forms, shapes and methods. For example in the famous paper from Bray and Curtis (1957) on the upland forest communities in southern Wisconsin, needles with differently sized heads were used to show the dominance of Quercus rubra. Northern red oak across an acre. 8220;…a crew of workmen...
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Life in the tide pool. 8211; Tim Spaanheden Dencker. Monthly Archives: November 2012. The ending of 2nd DS week. November 10, 2012. Despite these bi-effects of 8 hours of identifying species each day for 5 consecutive days, we are feeling on top. We finished the holdfasts one day prior to our original time schedule and we are now well underway with our statistical analysis. The holdfasts have all been dried and frozen and are now waiting for further processing. November 7, 2012. Logic will get you from A...
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D'une goutte à l'autre. Adventures at the Bamfield Marine Sciences Center. November 20, 2012. November 10, 2012. Sea stars often make their way to this wonderland, from the greater depths, and terrorize these critters. South dock of the Bamfield Research center. The most delicate, beautiful, prestigious, glorious, gorgeous, noble of these inhabitants are the nudibranchs. Our study project, the Opalescent nudibranch Hermissenda crassicornis. Frosted nudibranch at the Bamfeld South dock. November 6, 2012.
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D'une goutte à l'autre. Adventures at the Bamfield Marine Sciences Center. Monthly Archives: September 2012. September 10, 2012. This picture was taken on one of my dive trips with the AQUASOC (UBC) at Race- Rock (Victoria) by Wiebe Nijland. Adventures in the Intertidal. From Land to Sea. Life is much better where it's wetter. Sun Sand Surf.and Science! She sees sea shells. Marine Science - back to front. Getting my Sea Legs. Life in the tide pool. Blog at WordPress.com. A fine WordPress.com site. You�...
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A kelp story, of one enthusiastic undergraduate student/aspiring scientist and how a field school semester changed everything. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Author Archives: A. Fortune. My TED Talk Addiction Top Ten List. November 14, 2013. Lately, I have noticed that many of my conversations with friends, family or co-workers includes me mentioning at some point I watched this really interesting TED Talk recently that. . 1 Jill Bolte Taylor: My stroke of insight. 1 and 1. Dan B...
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Learning to speak brittle star | Adventures in the Intertidal
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Adventures in the Intertidal. Follow humbly wherever and to whatever abyss Nature leads, or you shall learn nothing – Thomas Henry Huxley. Learning to speak brittle star. Working with live animals always presents challenges, and no matter how much you think you’re prepared to deal with these challenges, you’re not. Take my brittle stars, for example. They’re squirmy and always trying to escape your grasp when you capture them in the field. Put them in the testing arena and what do they do? I can complete...
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Angela Fortune and Kat Anderson checking out the Saccharina Latissima on the line (Photo credit: Joel White | Sun Sand Surf...and Science!
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Sun Sand Surf…and Science! An undergrad's research experiences at BMSC. Phycology: No, I do not listen to seaweed problems…. Raquo; Angela Fortune and Kat Anderson checking out the Saccharina Latissima on the line (Photo credit: Joel White. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. Aka the t...
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Sun Sand Surf…and Science! An undergrad's research experiences at BMSC. This blog is maintained by Lee Pominville, a fourth year undergrad student studying at the Bamfield Marine Science Center for fall 2012. Coming from a purely terrestrial background, this is a new venture into the marine sciences and this blog is a journey through the learning process of a research project on kelp aquaculture and other interesting science posts along the way. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. In eve...
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Sun Sand Surf…and Science! An undergrad's research experiences at BMSC. Our light sensitive growth chamber. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out. Algae is cool too! You...
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Sun Sand Surf…and Science! An undergrad's research experiences at BMSC. Phycology: No, I do not listen to seaweed problems…. October 10, 2012. Welcome to my new blog! I have set this up to document and talk about the research process that goes into my Directed Studies course here at Bamfield as part of my course work and to try out blogging in a science context! I always like sharing what I am working on or interested in at the moment so I think this will be an interesting experiment in itself. I am exci...
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Trials and Tribulations | Sun Sand Surf...and Science!
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Sun Sand Surf…and Science! An undergrad's research experiences at BMSC. December 3, 2012. I thought I would write an update on how our project is going as I haven’t talked about it in a while and we have made much progress in our experiment! We have been growing our. Algae specimens for the past four weeks and I can proudly say that we are seeing growth in both species! Our next step is to start analyzing our millions of photos using ImageJ. We have definitely caught the phycology bug! For all those arou...
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A close up of the Saccharina with tunicates growing on them (Photo credit: Joel White) | Sun Sand Surf...and Science!
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Sun Sand Surf…and Science! An undergrad's research experiences at BMSC. Phycology: No, I do not listen to seaweed problems…. Raquo; A close up of the Saccharina with tunicates growing on them (Photo credit: Joel White). Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. Algae is cool too! Water, scie...
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Intentional living in the theatre and beyond. February 21, 2018. Of course I’m not divorcing that darling husband of 34 years. In fact, I’m sitting next to him on our couch watching the umpteenth night of Olympics solo ice dancing. If our marriage can survive that, then we’re home free. No, I’m talking about our divorce from our bank of 35 years -since we moved out to Los Angeles, in fact. They shall remain nameless, but their ever-loving-initials are B of A. Found this little tidbit online. I can see th...
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View site in English. The fair-trade ticketing company. A Life in the Theatre. There are no active dates for this event. A Life in the Theatre. Tacoma's Working Class Theatre NW (WCTNW) presents its third full-length production, David Mamet's A Life in the Theatre, opening at Olympia's Midnight Sun in a pay-what-you-will preview on May 21 and continuing with performances at Tacoma's 733 Commerce through June 7. Tickets are $10$12 and are on sale now. Find out more at. Tacoma, WA 98405. Aug 07, 2014.
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Thursday, 15 February 2018. Carefully Waiting for Carly Rae Jepsen to Knock on My Door and Whisper, Muse-like, "Run Away With Me". Run away with me. We. Could glimpse at new starlight. Stretch. The cold world into hand-hold. Kiss. Like that first album of yours I hated. Love. Like the second that is my life. Now. That we are into each other, we fold. Into. And like fresh life, we gasp at our newness. Young. And with the green betwen our heels. Heel. Kick like Annie Hall sings. Before. Links to this post.
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Friday, April 21, 2017. Blockades in the road of Life. By the looks of it I'm not being as faithful as I thought I would be to writing more on my blog. It's funny how times just seems to slip through my fingers like sand. I haven't been wasting my time but I don't think I've been especially careful in managing it either! But after almost passing out while sitting on the couch, I knew that I had to find out what was wrong with me. I had a ton of tests done at the Cardiology office and it appears as if...
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Life in the tide pool | – Tim Spaanheden Dencker
Life in the tide pool. 8211; Tim Spaanheden Dencker. The ending of 2nd DS week. November 10, 2012. Despite these bi-effects of 8 hours of identifying species each day for 5 consecutive days, we are feeling on top. We finished the holdfasts one day prior to our original time schedule and we are now well underway with our statistical analysis. The holdfasts have all been dried and frozen and are now waiting for further processing. Einstein, needles, chain saws, and salad spinners! November 7, 2012. Logic w...
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Life in the time of Ebola. Life in Liberia in the midst of Ebola crisis. Ignorance is not a bliss. October 19, 2014. Humanity. It’s hard to make up my mind on it, whether to believe in it or not. It’s quite clear that masses are easily swayed, manipulated and co-opted. This is particularly easily done when fear rules. With fear masses can be controlled, creating slaves of our own inner monsters. And then there are individuals who hold ground. They aren’t that many. ON CAUSES OF THE EPIDEMIC. People in We...
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Life in the time of Jesus Christ
Life in the time of Jesus Christ. Monday, June 21, 2010. Farming, herding and servant life are the main three jobs in jesus time. Herding- herding is a job for wandering nomads also called as shepherds. Herding is keeping herds of animals like goats and sheep are the commonly used animals for this job. Farming- farming is were farmers come along, what they do is grow crops and harvest them to sell. It was a city with shops, temples, and many people. In Jesus time a woman’s daily job was to prepare ...
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The purpose of this post is to document the use of. In python. I have been focusing on python for a few weeks now and from my background in PHP I knew there must be some form type of "accessors" i.e. getters and setters syntax. Technically in python they are called properties and they are quite helpful. It is a tedious process to have to write literal getters and setters for every attribute of a class. Read more: Python properties. How easy is it to extend D3? Real easy if you want to just chain off the.
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Barefoot in the Backyard
Barefoot in the Backyard. Wednesday, August 23, 2017. I sat in the sand as the water whirled past me on each side. The salty air whipping my face. The sun trying to peak out through the clouds. My husband and my oldest boy are in view riding the waves. My girls run around in front of me, jumping over waves one moment and bending down to pick up a curious looking seashell the. 8220;Hold you, Mommy,” he said. So I held him. I started thinking, next. So I sit, holding him, as he squeezes my arm every time t...
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Life on the Road
Life on the Road. In the craziness of life, laugh a little. Wednesday, November 13, 2013. We are so thrilled for the Lyle family. We are cheering for them this week. Check out their sweet story! Wednesday, October 9, 2013. PTWA at it again. I am so thankful to be part of such a great group of women. Check out. This fabulous article by our PTWA President Amy Wilson. Tuesday, July 16, 2013. Scott doing some prep work the first two days in Scotland! Follow the British Open by clicking here. The next few day...
