Scientists love to group things. We also like to name things. We also like to plot data on bivariate graphs. On really crazy nights, we…
View More Who likes protandric hermaphrodites?Month: October 2009
Coral, It’s Alive
Coral gardening shown in a spectacular timelapse via videosift.com
View More Coral, It’s AliveNobody plays music like this anymore
Here it is Saturday at 5pm and we still are short of our goal to fund these projects. I warned people that Kevin and I…
View More Nobody plays music like this anymoreBehold the Jack of Diamonds!
Eric at The Other 95% has been revealing a new card from an NSF funded mollusc playing card set. This set is awesome (disclaimer –…
View More Behold the Jack of Diamonds!Friday Freak 10/16/09 – Gersemia juliepackardae
TGIF IS DEAD LONG LIVE TGIF! Craig and I are making some changes around these parts. You’ll notice them soon enough. One change starts now.…
View More Friday Freak 10/16/09 – Gersemia juliepackardaeThe Future of Shipbuilding
What you see above is future of ship building. STX Europe is the leading company in green shipbuilding. Their latest ships feature designs that with…
View More The Future of ShipbuildingI warned you
In the past 36 hours there were no donations in our Donor’s Choose challenge. We are still well below our target with 5 classrooms to…
View More I warned youWednesday Nautical Term/Phrase: Fit The Bill
Thank God for Brian Berlin! In agreement or harmony with A Bill of Lading was signed by the ship’s master acknowledging receipt of specified goods…
View More Wednesday Nautical Term/Phrase: Fit The BillOceans in the Classroom Initiative
A lot of progress made since we started this challenge just over a week ago. Ocean Bloggers (Southern Fried Science, Blogfish, Oyster’s Garter, Echinoblog,Cephalopodcast, Drop In, The New Blue, The Right…
View More Oceans in the Classroom InitiativeWe Did It! But We Can Do So Much More!
Thanks to Craig and Tim for posting that awesome challenge! In less than a day we were able to fully fund Ms. Myrieckes’ journals where…
View More We Did It! But We Can Do So Much More!