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Anti-Aging Foods
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Genetic Modification
This was a video that I created as part of a USDA grant to explain GMOs to the American consumer. As an added bonus due to budgetary constraints I also did the voice over on this segment.
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Biology Introduction
Introduction to AP Biology and the six major themes in Biology. Images from 'Biology: Concepts and Connections' (6th Ed.) by Campbell, Reece, Taylor, Simon, Dickey; Pearson Education
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Sand-Off Product Review: Does It Really Get the Sand Off Your Skin?
A couple of weeks ago a representative for a product called “Sand-Off” sent me a couple of product samples to try. The idea is to use powder instead of water to get beach sand off your skin. This is a technique I’ve heard of quite a few times but never tried it. Sand-Off is a [...]
Flaring up!
Lifeboat flares (Jack Ibbotson)
Safely into the sea (Jack Ibbotson)
Lesser Redpoll caught on dock bank (Ciaran Hatsell)Wednesday 14th September comments: We welcomed visitors back to the Farnes today, although the wind was still breezy from the west and the islands remained fairly quiet for birdlife. The major highlight involved the capture of one of yesterdays Lesser Repoll's on the dock bank before being released unharmed. A few raptors moved through with Sparrowhawk, Peregrine and Kestrel all recorded whilst the first Skylark of the autumn was noted.
The evening brought the unusual sight of the local Seahouses RNLI lifeboat firing flares from their boat, the Grace Darling. The practice session was impressive as a number of flares were fired, much to the entertainment of the warden team. Other than that, the team are looking forward to a quiet spell of weather and getting island life back to normality.
Grim day
Sunset over Inner Farne lighthouse (Andy Denton) 
Oystercatcher flock on Inner Farne (Andy Denton)
Shag having a wash (Andy Denton)
Friday 16th September comments: Its been a grim day today on the islands as a south-easterly wind increased preventing boats from sailing. It was in complete contrast to the previous day and by mid-afternoon, heavy rain had descended across the islands. Work was mainly confined to the buildings although occasional birding sorties were made, but with very little reward. The conditions made viewing difficult and very little had arrived but as always on the islands, there is tomorrow and the potential for migrants. Bring it on...
Rock and roll
Wind swept Inner Farne (Graeme Duncan)
Mainland in the distance (Graeme Duncan)
Hard-core seawatching (Graeme Duncan)Latest update (16:30) The storm continues to rage and there is no sign of relenting as the shipping forecast is just in....
"Forth, Tyne, Dogger: south-west severe gale 9, occasionally storm 10"
That's that then. Bring it on.
Storm troopers
Tuesday 13th September latest...
Check out the above video compiled by resident warden Graeme Duncan during yesterday's storm. Its a bit mental and that is just the wardens in it! As you can also see, the blog has had a much needed 'make-over' and I owe a big thanks to Fiona Whitworth and Graeme Duncan for the support and help.
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Aye, we’ll give it a go!
Latest storm pictures (2pm)...
Island visit anyone? (Jack Ibbotson)
Boat in a storm (Jack Ibbotson)
Heading home (Jack Ibbotson)
Over the bench (Ciaran Hatsell)Latest update; the wind had notched up another level and unbelievably we noted a dive boat heading back to Seahouses at 13:30. WHAT a journey that must have been. More photos to follow later.
Farnes lock-down
Blow out (photos taken today at midday) (Jack Ibbotson) 
Smashing the islands (Jack Ibbotson)
Hello Bamburgh (David Steel)Monday 12th September comments: Its started, the wind is now smashing the islands and its only midday - we're still some time away from the peak wind strength. With high-tide not forecast until 17:00 this evening, its going to be fun. More news and photos to follow.
The quest for the holy Quail
The quest for the holy Quail
The team seawatching
Ready for s torm - boat tied downSunday 11th September comments: It was a quiet day on the islands today as we prepare for the tail end of a hurricane which will cut us off from the mainland for the next three days at least. We're fully stocked and ready for this, so we'll watch Mother Nature hammer the islands and pick up the pieces at the end of it all. Its going to be interesting and I'm just so pleased I'm not reporting this during the breeding season.
On the islands, a Quail was discovered running across the main baordwalk on Inner Farne today, only several feet from the observers. What a sight! Although almost annual on the Farnes, this was only the second ever autumn record for this scarce summer visitor. Despite the best efforts of the team, we could not relocate this little gem.
Now hold onto your hats, there's a storm brewing....
Great Wall at Jinshanling
Day 3 has been the best so far travelled to the great wall at a place called Jinshanling where the great wall has been very much untouched and is a crumbling ruin. From Beijing it is the furthest part of the wall to get to approx 3 hrs but well worth the trip. Many parts are still in good condition however having to climb into the watch towers and up the crumbling steep slopes made for a very
neilandjoyce
Went down to the beach club last night before dinner. Only just made it 30 mins before closing time. Quite relaxing watching the waves roll in and the cruise ships departing Miami.Up in the morning for the shuttle transfer to the airport. Flight on time and went well.3.30 pm. Arrived at La Guardia after flying in over Manhattan. Spectacular sight. Took 2 hours to get out of the airport and to ou
"Driving with Lars" a Canadians Tale
We are going to start off with today because it is a great day and I wish to start off this entry with greatness.This morning I woke up to skies where the rain and stormyness were finally banished. Bright blue with golden sunshine the world of 830 was still and calm and BEAUTIFUL. Breathtakingly so. All I wanted to do the moment that I glimpsed the gorgeous landscape was go and lay in the
Off like a Bullet
Well its been a busy week. Ive never been this busy for school before. I am in class for at least three hours every day sometimes straight from 8 to 5 oclock. In addition to class I have eight hours at my internship plus all the homework and writing assignments I have to do. School in China is a lot more demanding than school in the US. We are all so spoiled compared to students here.
Hallo are you Vitney
Uhmm...I think soI endured the struggle and sweat necessary to lug my enormous baggage from the claim carousel in Brussels airport to make my train connection. An adorable young man from China named Hao helped me get them on the train and we spoke for the 15 minute journey. I asked for tips about finding housing navigating the city and communicating. He told me that learning Dutch would be moot
So much for being a "seasoned traveller"
So I packed my bags for 5 months.........shorts check tshirts check undies PJs toothbrush my Blue Card etc check .....you get the picture.........So I39m out of town for months and need cash......right So guess who left their fully loaded Travelex cards at home somewhere Hmmm also left my USB at home with my lessons etc.......but I can redo those easily so not worries. Just n