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Here is a wonderful message from Dave S. concerning his thoughts about Tropical Marine Ecology 2001. Thanks Dave! Back to reality for better and worse. Back to the police state with a cop on every corner, a-holes cutting you off and giving you the finger, hostile looks, TVs blaring, Harleys roaring, air conditioners humming, all work all the time. And for better, back to family and love, the comforts of home, the familiar, the secure. But still, I've been having trouble getting my head fully back here. I'm still floating in crystal blue, dark blue, clear blue, bioluminescent blue, purple sea fans, golden Acropora Palmata, purple/yellow fairy basslets, waking up spinning from 2 bottles of Bacardi and Bernie and dominoes and Shortstop and "swimming" until 3:00, waiting in line for breakfast, eating egg chow and coffee, riding on the blessed flat bed truck, laughing at/with Lisa and Sean and Woycke til we get toManhead key or the sea wall and then finally waking up after ten minutes of swimming in the ocean watching a green sea turtle swim in stop action toward me and then away, or a huge sting ray amble gracefully over a pale calcium carbonate seabed... I took the family down to the Aquarium this week to try to get a fish fix, but all the reef fish looked so gray and colorless. I guess the Northeast will do that to you. --Dave S.
A wonderful note from Scott concerning his recent experience in Tropical Marine Ecology--2001 Hey guys... So while the rest of you are easing your way back into the cold pool of reality, I got up on Monday morning and trudged into work. Looking for some sympathy here.... not seeing any.... yeah, well anyway... what a great two weeks, huh? Leaving all you guys was such a downer... all the way up to the moment that Pete dropped me off in West Palm Beach was cool... but that "after-trip"down is upon me for real (serious thing).... These kinds of trips always do this to me. I absolutely love doing these kinds of things. Intense two weeks of bonding - it's very intense. It's very real. Only we're not in a real situation... and every year this temporary version of reality dissolves at the end of the two weeks and brings me down. I realize (finally) after four years of making the trek and adventure down on San Sal that it's really not so much the adventure of marine ecology as it is the adventure of getting to know new and interesting people. It is truly revitalizing for me. It keeps my spirit up and reminds me, ever so bluntly, that the world is filled with amazing folks. I'm just so thankful to have had the opportunity to be a part of their lives for a bit; and to have been able to let them into mine... Keep in touch guys.... Scott
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Good Evening Sir, Commissioned from December 1954 until September 1970 the Bahamian Field Station on San Salvador, Bahamas was originally the U. S. Naval Facility, San Salvador (sometimes referred to as NAVFAC San Salvador). I was stationed there from June 1967 until July 1968. I cannot tell you how wonderful it has been for me to be able to view the photographs of my first duty station and overseas home that are available on one of your websites. The vegetation has matured since then and the buildings have been painted different colors but for the most part the old NAVFAC looks nearly the same as it was when I left it over thirty years ago. The largest building at the facility, and the one that houses your field laboratories, was the operational hub of NAVFAV San Sal. A quonset hut surrounded by a cinder block shell, this was part of the Sound Surveillance System or SOSUS network that formed an underwater early detection system againt the massive submarine forces of the communist Soviet Union. How many submarines were detected and tracked by NAVFAC San Sal over the years of her service is unknown, but those of us who served there were proud of our accomplishments. From the photographs, it appears that nearly every building I knew back in the 60's is still there and in service. Conspicuous by its absence is the large movie screen that once dominated the large concrete slab outside the mess hall. Filled with park benches, that slab was our outdoor movie theater where I first viewed films such as "The Collector" with Terance Stamp and Samantha Eggar, and all of Clint Eastwood's Spaghetti westerns. Overhead we would watch satellites flying by in their heavenly orbits. Radio antenna towers were located near the top of the water catchment basin. It was there that I as a novice photographer took my first 35mm slides of Ospreys in their nests. I have noticed that many websites that provide information about the Bahamian Field Station incorrectly identify the facility as a former Coast Guard Station. Perhaps the Coast Guard took it over when the Navy left in 1970, but for the first 16 years of its existence, this was a Naval Facility. I'm sure Capt. Bernie Storr who still lives on San Salvador would gladly verify this fact. Please set the record straight with your colleagues. Thank you for the wonderful nostalgia trip I have been afforded through these photographs. I intend to visit your site often. Sincerely, Dennis R. Conrad
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I like to talk about marine animals.I would really like to work with them and also save them. I think its a shame that people are killing them.
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Your web-site is THE place to start from for investigating climate change info on the web. However, as with any "index" site, the web links become out-of-date; I had trouble with 3 links just today. Is there any way you can add an automatic "link-check wizard" to your site? Unfortunately I don't know of a source of one, but no doubt your computer-science colleagues would know.
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Hays, Thanks agian, Michelle S.Ziemkowski P.S. Thanks for all of your wisdom in class...I still have the Finch Book and I pick it up from time to time..!!!!
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You have a vast amount of information here. Would like to see a lightning indicator map. I had one from a site in Canada but lost it and have been unable to find it again. Have not had time to go through all of your site so you may already have the lightning indicator. If so please disregard.
Very good site!
I would like to learn if there is any interesting course for a far away student like me.
This was a very interesting web page but if is possible things ought to be made easier to find, for example I am doing a case study on hurricane gilbert and it was hard to find a basic summary of events and effects.
i like to talk about video bames and everything
I need you to e-mail me some information about marine biology cause i am doing a report and
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long you will have to stay in college to get your degree and info about this subject. Thanx
It's nice having another source of data, thanks.
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Should add the classification of all living things, such as a Polor Bear's classification is: Kingdom-Animalia, Phylum-Chordata, Class-Mammalia, Order-Carnivora, Family-Ursidae, Genus-Ursus, and Species-Maritimus
Really enjoyed Jennifer Harford's paper on the Leatherback Turtles. By far the most informative work I was able to
find on this topic on the Internet. It was written so well that even a layperson, like me, would enjoy it.
This is a great web site -- I'll be sure to check back if I am wondering about any tropical ecology topics.
Very nice and overwelmingly filled with info, the best I have ever seen!!!
Great site, we will link-it! Check out Monteverde Cloud Forest new web.
I would like to see metaphors that help young people understand the vast numbers we're talking about. Perhaps a unit geared to middle school age kids...
I`m a student of Riau University. I`m not so well in English, so I`m sorry if my grammar not good. This web is very good. Could you send me some infomation about contellation of star, such Orion,Virgo, Pleades,Noth star,etc. In my church we learn about it. I`m sorry if I disturb you.Thank you very much. God bless you
I think we should be thinking about what NASA has1really done for the benefit of mankind in the past1thirty years---instead of being let down by one1mission (Mars Polar Lander). The information and1images on this site are proof positive that this1new frontier has only "just begun" we aint seen nothing yet
good stuff here. please visit my site and sign my guestbook. thank you.
Gee whiz, quite a site! All I wanted to know was whether it was going to rain tomorrow.
Costa Rica
I run a rainforest animal website for kids. Every time I visit your site I'm overwhelmed by the photos and information. It's mind boggling. Stuff all over the place. I love it. Must have been here upwards of 50 times and still haven't seen it all. My kind of website. Keep up the great work!
I am a college student at Plattsburgh State University and I am currently taking a dinosaur class as an elective. I have a project due November 11th which requires us to classify an inorganic object using the Linnaean hierarchy. I chose to classify a computer. How would you classify this?
I am looking address information for a brand new place to stay called LAna Lodge in Gulfo Dulche, Costa Rica Sharon
I spent a month at the Bahamian field station when I attended Hartwick College in 1997, I find your site refreshing. It seems to bring back many incredible memories of the time that I spent there and I just wish to express my gratitude to you for putting up a site like this for others to see. Thanks.
i love talk about the ocean.
Hays, Had a free minute and decided to stop by and say hello. As always the site looks amazing.
Looks like the '99 summer classes went well. I assume that no one was struck by lightning!
I hope that all is well and I hope to see you soon. Dan Baxt p.s. When's the crawdad festival =)
Your site was a great help for our history project. Keep the good work going! Greatings; A'dam&Efa's (name of our project group)
I love your website, it is very informational and you analogies are great.
I would like to know a little bit more on the the marine biology classes. I am very interested in marine biology. I am looking for a good college in Ohio for right now. If you can help me please email me. Thank you so much.
Really appreciate the site. Know many great weathermen prefer to dope it out myself. Floyd continues to deflect East by the high. Going between Nova Scotia and Sable Island unless it stalls. Low area east of Bermuda might link up. Prognosis a run on snorkels.
if it´s posible to join you in your next course?
I have returned to your site many times, it is so helpful. Many thanks!
It's great to see pictures from Costa Rica, where I lived for a year. The 'beautiful yellow bird' is a collared redstart.
Hi!
My focus of study are the humpback whales. I know I would love the field course. Thanks for the grand opportunity. Your site will more than likely travel to my favorite places. Need any help with research?
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Just to say I very much like your site and will be referring our students to it. Well done - I hope you will leave it open to visitors.
Great Site Besure to visit Southland WX for southern California Weather information.
Hi,Hays- all I can say is GREAT ALL IN PACKAGE I am A Thunderstorm & Hurricane lover,
live in Brevard cty, since 1973, experienced EYE OF THE STORM-#2 Hurricane DAVID-79 - Formerly of
Boston MA - EYE OF THE STORM #1 - DONNA-1960 If you go to my E-Mail- I
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Our list is not a technical one but a friendly one where you can talk about the weather in your
neighborhood. Once again thanks for your site it's by far the best I've seen -great works-
Later gator-Steve-Cocoa,Fla.
I do a lot of sailing and diving in the Caribbean, in looking for weather data I came across your site, great stuff. I'll be back. Thanks
Your Radar/Weather page is very impressive and completely informational, I love it,
a definite linker!!!
How can female dolphins nurse thier calves? Do dolphins mate for life? Thank you. Please get back to me.
I just want to say that this is without a doubt the best most complete website for weather and related topics. I will be checking back often.
WOW! What a great site. I'm leaving tomorrow (July 10)for Costa Rica. Will be in the Osa Pennisula area for a week. Hope some of my pictures are as good as yours.
Hi Hays,
I really enjoyed the links provided here, as a hurricane betsy and camille survivor,
I take interest in all hurricanes. Here's hoping this year is a calm one!
My 7th grade son loves science & the marine life in the FL Keys...already thinking of college...looks like a great place to learn...
great page, i truely enjoyed it
Great pictures. You really helped me out for one
looking for daily precipatation averages in NWFl
Very cool page. My family loves weather sites and yours is LOADED with info!!!
Great for Classification research project
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Hi! I'm creating a poetry webpage for my fiancee, and wanted to know if it would be all right to use one of your photographs for the opening page (Monteverde loop trail) Copyright on th photo would be included, and anything else you'd want to suggest. Thanks!
I would like to know where I can get education on how to build a website so beautiful and magnificent. I really love the site and would like to learn more. Any suggestions?
Wow, what an exhaustive site on tropical wx. For some "insider's" view of hurricanes and typhoons, check out my site.
Your site was very interesting and complete, I did not however see any references made to the larger mammals such as the panthers and coyotes that still live in the wild and migrate thru the biological corridores between the rincon de la vieja, miravalles and tenorio volcanos, we have seen them at the miravalles volcano in the water sheds, we would like for you to come see for yourself and report on these important and endangered animals, please contact me if you are interested.
Check out the recent quicktime movies of southern Florida birds and Gopher Tortises. Anyway, thanks for visiting the web site!
I'm thinking about going into Marine Biology. And I would like to find a college to go to, if I do go into M.B.
GREAT ! One of my favorite site ! No comment !
This page is great! I find here more interesting thigs about life on the World !
very nice website work, Hays. I miss you and Chris and Western. I hope its going well (looks like it from your fine presentation here). I'd love to find email from you if you ever have time but from the looks of your guest book you're in high demand! Take care.
As someone who takes students to San Sal, and is about to take a class to Costa Ricain early May, I found your site wonderful - keep up the good work!
uhhh....its great
Hey Gang, My name is Robb and I am currently on my way to get my Meteorology degree. I plan to specialize in Tropical weather and I must say, this website is by far one of the best collages of websites I have seen. If anyone else is a weather enthusiast please feel free to email me. I have an email forum that runs fairly well for HURRICANES and WEATHER. Write me for info on membership. ITS FREE. Just a cool email group.
I really enjoyed this website! I'm interested in maybe majoring in marine bio. or something of that sort. I really enjoy learning about the ocean and this website is PERFECT for furthering my studies. Thank you!
We also stayed at the Mangrove Inn in Bocas Del Torro. It was an great experience for us to enjoy the natural beauty of the Caribbean sea and its many forms of life. It was my first scuba experience, and I could not think of a better place to have done it. Thank you for the memories...and if you go back, look for our plaque on the wall...
the turning on and of of traits inanimals
I am relly interested in marine biology and if you wouldn't mind sending me some good information about witch schools are the best for studying marine biology. Also I would like to know what a marine biologest is involved in doing and what subjects I need to exell in to become a good marine biologest?
Troy Langford
Dear Sir, My name is Roberto Nistri and I have a degree in biology at “La Sapienza” University, in Rome. I am writing a popular article about this subject for an Italian aquarium magazine and I would need a lot of images (300 dpi, milions or thousands colours) no copyright or with your written authorization to use them, of the mangroves ecosystem and his inhabitants, that will be printed together with the article. Is it possible to use the pictures of your website? Sincerely
I've been needing info on hurricanes and all that for my 'A' level exam on Tuesday and I've been stressing for weeks, when all I had to do was come here......
course dates, costs, and requirements
"Walk In Safty & Go In Peace", Just like a laugh, ha,ha,ha,ha. Anybody out there that went to Nork Park School, Piquets way,Nork, In the years 1974 to 1977. E-mail me, you never know we might have been in detention together or stood outside Mr Norris's office.
Hays, I want to use your website in my classes. You have some very outstanding stuff at your site. For the next 2 1/2 weeks my e-mail will be at home at 76572.3070@compuserve.com while my classroom is rewired for G3 Macs. I am a GESSEP Teacher with GSFC/NASA.
Enjoyed the site. On previous visits is has been helpful in providing information for professional and personal edification. Any hints on where I can find the values for the record maximun and minimun sea level barometic pressure and the circumstances for those values?
So very much to look at! Wonderful web site!
You show some really interesting information.
Just Checking out the hurricane,
you should make it possible to look up any animal just by entering their name.
If possible please send me some information by mail. I am very interested in the ocean and the life it holds. Also the ecology surrounding it! I hope someday to go to school and study this very subject in detail, but your course sounds great!
I would like to get more clever ideas on acitivites my kids could do using taxonomy.
My daughter is doing a project on Marine Biologist and she may want to be one. One of the things she has to find out is what the annual wages are for Marine Biologists. Any information you can give me would be appreciated
I would really like to be a Marine Biologist but I don't know where to start. Where should I start at?
I CAME TO YOUR WEBSITE BY SEARCHING A CONCEPT I LEARNED IN 9TH GRADE EARTH SCIENCE: "ANGLE OF INSOLATION." I'VE ALWAYS BEEN FASCINATED WITH PHENOMENA SUCH AS THE CORIOLIS EFFECT, FOUCAULT PENDULUM, AND CERTAIN EARTH-SUN RELATIONSHIPS NAMED IN YOUR WEBSITE.
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Where could I find this information? Thanks
Q. any possiblity, short simple & concise, visual or textual explanation of how strata, in a quarry for instance, would show/help explain the different periods of time & their meanings? How would such a visual simple site show so much??!
EXCELLENT !! Our clients are very satisfied with the information you provide. Thank you.
What an inspiration you continue to be...thanks for sharing great lesson ideas!
Just returned from C. R. and have been looking for websites about costa rica birds. There are lots of
nice photos on your site. Best regards, Brad Barkdoll
preserving the environment, studying marine environments, etc... I'm an ocean overenthusiast!!! Would love any information you can give.
I'm very interested in Marine Science, and was wondering what your requirements are for acceptance to the program. Thank you for your time.
One of the best sites I've seen!!!!! PLEASE keep up the good work. I'm in the Dept of Phy. & Earth Science at JSU. Check out our weather page.
All diving expeditions....learning more about marine biology/ecosystems....cool places in the Carribbean
I stumbled upon your website and was surprized and very impressed by the breadth of material your courses and research cover. I too have very broad interests. Having completed a Masters in plant molecular biology, I have desided to undertake a PhD in an entirely different field (vertebrate paleontology most likely). I have been agonizing over this decision for some time and was begining to think my broad interests were more a hinderance than a help. It's very encouraging to see a researcher and educator taking such a strong interdisiplinary approach...thanks.
I knew about this trip through a friend of Tara Wells and thought I would check the site out! Looks really interesting.
I am presently obtained my Associate's Degree in Biology and working toward my Bachelor's. Your course seems to be very interesting and complete. I would like to know though what level is your course. Please contact me in my e-mail.
I have just recently visited the Florida Keys on a marine biology trip. Our high school from Missouri and another from Illinois went down there to study and we also received a 1/2 credit of marine biology if we pasted the final quiz over our labbooks and lectures. I received the 1/2 crdit, but that was basically the end of my marine biology career I am afraid. No colleges in Missouri give marine biology courses (from the ones I have looked at). But if you could find out some other information about marine biology I would greatly appreciate it. I have included my e-mail address. And let me know if you know any other information about the courses in Missouri colleges. I hope to hear from you soon. Thank you!
IN BIO CLASS WE HAD TO OBSERVE AND TRY TO IDENTIFY THE DIFFERENT SPECIES IN A LAWN AROUND OUR HIGHSCHOOL. AND FIND OUT REASONINGS FOR THERE GROWTH THERE. WE RESEARCHED FOUR AREAS. AN 8X8 METER SQUARE, A 1METER SQUARE, A SECTION OF THAT AND A 25 CENTIMETER BOX. THE LAB CAME OUT GREAT BUT I AM TRYING TO FIND THE NAMES OF THE DIFFERENT SPECIES I HAVE FOUND AND I JUST CAN NOT FIND THEM ANY WHERE, I ONLY IDENTIFIED 2 SPECIES, A GRASS AND CLOVERS. IF YOU WOULD, PLEASE EMAIL ME ON WHERE I CAN GET INFORMATION ON THE IDENTIFICATION OF LAWN SPECIES ONLINE, IT WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. THANKS ,
the moon stuff, tides and free software to do
I enjoyed your site but was bugged that the people providing information about Bonobos at the Cincinnati Zoo called them 'monkeys'. They are, in fact, Great apes. For the information of those students - monkeys have tails, apes do not. African monkeys have narrow nostrils, callous pads on their rumps and lack pre-hensile tails. New world monkeys have broad nostrils, some have alopecic (bald) spots on the outer portion of the base of their tails, while others have pre-hensile (grooved & bald like a hand and has gripping capabilities) tails. Karen Hoskins
Thanks again, Hays
Your site is looking good and filled with tons of information. Check out mine and tell me what you think.
Just wanted to let folks know that the Tropical Ecosystems, Costa Rica course was great in 1993, and I am sure it is even beter now. It was funn looking at the photos here and remembering my experience there.
I am interested in majoring in biology (preferably marine bio) in college, and am wondering if you could give me some information on Miami's programs, and h.s. requirements for acceptance/preparation for them. Thanks! In addition, what kinds of career opportunities are there in this field? If you would be able to e-mail me back on this, I would greatly appreciate it (Subject: for Gretchen Elberfeld from mu)
If anyone has the time, please send me info. on College courses and possible jobs
I have always been interested in protecting the environment and wanted to pursue evironmental studies, but I sucked at chemistry. I am now a history and humanities major at the University of South Florida. I would appreciate any information about up coming projects in the Florida area. Keep up the excellent work. Thanks for some very interesting pages.
Your website has some of the most wonderful pictures of the area that I have seen! I am looking forward to this summer and my research in the Monteverde Cloud Forest and surrounding areas.
I came here to find out about Millipedes because we have been getting alot of little worm like insects in our house they have hard shells. and curl in a ball when you touch them I would asume get rid of them any advise how to rid of these out of my house????? and centipedes too we are swamped with them to
Just exactly how much opportunity will there be to go scuba diving on this trip? How many divers do you expect on the trip? How many spots available? What is the total cost?
Thanks for putting this page together! I was there in December/January 97/98. You picture of the crew pushing the truck brought back memories. We had the same truck...flat tire by the aiport...lots of walking that day! Do you mind if I use a few images from this page in a paper I'm writing about chaetodon species in the region? Thanks again! RSR
Thank you very much for such an earnest effort to show Costa Rica's treasures! I just browsed through your web page on Costa Rica and it was very interesting. It is great for general public and shows a much of the beautiful things we have in Costa Rica. Great Job!
thanks for a well done site on the weather
Great Web site! Just got back from studying in Costa Rica, love seeing some of those topics here!
Best all in one site I've seen
Wow, interesting page! Keep the good photos coming.
The pictures of San Sal were amazing. I was just down there over
Christmas break with SUNY Brockport. It was an awesome trip. I
think that we must have had the same truck as you guys had. Your
pictures brought back great memories! Thanks. Rachel
Your site is getting huge! I like the search tool. It really helps
out when looking for specific things. Who is El Ñino anyway?
Hi, tara
I've been trying to find out information on a hurricane that hit
the Everglades in Oct of 1926 - my great uncle, Robert Hills,
was suppose to be surveying them when the hurricane hit - he tied
himself to a palm tree but was killed. Any help appreciated.
nice time line activity,
For information on El Nino, try my Global Change Site. Or use my new search engine!
Good Luck,
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I'm here to get some info. on El Nino
What a great website! Finally some useful information with a lot
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I'd like to know about forecast and meteorological products of
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mila.max@sympatico.ca) - Mila,
elin345@aol.com
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elin345@aol.com) - GarySh,
jdb183@radar.com
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jdb183@radar.com) - GarySh,
tonyfran@webtv.net
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tonyfran@webtv.net) - tony,
pushplata tripathi
(
ptripathiv@hotmail.com) - delhi,india,assoc.prof.lifesciences,indira gandhi national open univ.
Zillah Perne
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not telling) - secret
Susan Allred
(
acbouquet@hotmail.com) - Lewiston, ID
tom
- belgium
tex2309@cfl.rr.com
(
tex2309@cfl.rr.com) - Podr!,
andrew@uoftmy.com
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Suresh Jain
(
sureshj@iitk.ac.in) - India, M.Tech. in Environmental Engineering
trance mp3
- France
Miguel Padilla
(
Padillmr@muohio.edu) - Santa Monica, CA Architect
Janet Moore
(
jmoore373@home.com) - Crestview Hills, Ky; IT systems analyst; mother of new MU freshman
Saedis Eva
- Reykjavik - ICELAND
Robin Morrison
(
104776.1147@compuserve.com) - Daytona Beach FLorida Architectural designer
Brian
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daniel vega
(
naturenotes@teleline.es) -
I suppose that they mean that is the age when mammals appeared and not anything else, but this is not quite clear. Please note that mammals class is a very small part of the groups that live in the planet. This should be considered the arthropods age.
Jay Boger
(
jaymex21@ml.com.mx) - P‡tzcuaro, Michoac‡n, MŽxico - retired/export
Dave S.
- Tropical Marine Ecology participant 2001--I teach high school
... visions dancing on and on in a loop in my head.
Anyhow, thanks for the friendship and the laughs. And thanks for an incredibly invigorating two weeks. It was great to spend time fully awake and engaged: I think I sleep walk too much of the time.
Scott W.
- Grad Student: Miami Univ & Stanford--Marine Ecology Teaching Assistant 2001
Emiliano Salinas
(
outlaw35@juno.com) - California Im a high school student
The Ancient One
(
psychicman@email.com) - Canada / Psychic
Don Keating
(
eobic@yahoo.com) - Newcomerstown, Ohio
Mike Montejano
(
xdruggie@earthlink.net) - Anaheim Ca and I do as little as possible
Bassma A. Dabbas
(
amn3936@icqmail.com) - Hashemite Kingdom Of Jordan/Middle East/Economic Researcher
This is the irst time i visit this site,,still I don't know anything about it,,i was searching for poetry pages and greetings and romantic quotes,,i hope i'll find what i am looking for in this site,,thaks a lot
Carolyn
(
oceanprincess75@aol.com) - Phildelphia, student in seventh grade
The Butterfly
(
i_the_butterfly@yahoo.com) - High School Student, study computer programming
teresa
(
volerast@aol.com) - san diego
Stephen Pearl
(
stephenpearl@wpcsd.k12.ny.us) - High school biology and earth sciences teacher.
Dennis Conrad
(
badshot@juno.com) - OTCS, United States Navy Retired
OTCS, United States Navy Retired
frank schmidt
(
egabbab@bestweb.net) - mahopac ny ----- retired at&t engineer
...many memories...i built the field station in
the mid 50's as a member of united states navy seabee batallion MCB #7...would love to revisit although san sal although much change has occured
from the island i recall
JaSoN CLeaRy
(
jamminbeetle@yahoo.com) - Sarnia Web DesiGn
HELEN
(
lflowers49webtv.e) - HOUSTON,TEXAS (retired cosmatoligest0)
megan
(
flipflopper1@hotmail.com) - denver student
Brenda Heeley
(
bhambrendi@home.com) - Bartlett, IL
James J Haun (TheLoneWolfe)
(
thelonewolfe3@hotmail.com) - North Canton, Ohio Skywarn Spotter (#151-018) NE Ohio
Paige Burns
(
Princess@aol.com) - Baton Rouge LA
Thomasina
(
teabone9@hotmail.co ) - im from canada and im a student
Patrick Leonard
(
pml90909@aol.com) - River Ridge HS / New Port Richey, FL / Teacher - Marine Science
Jari Peltonen
(
polit@kotiposti.net) - Finland
Susana Pais
(
faro@snpc.pt) - Portugal. National Service of Civil Protecion
Jim Norton
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jimn469897@aol.com) -
Vladimir
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vladyo@abv.bg) -
Liz Merry
(
verve@dcn.davis.ca.us) - Davis, CA - consultant working on wilderness issues
Thanks - you have a great web site!
Victoria
(
Vik0123@aol.com) - Alabama
Matt Shaltry
(
shaltry9@hotmail.com) - Greenville, Ohio
eddy
(
eddy@balifolder.com) - indonesia
Will Ferret
(
badgerlandstudios@yahoo.com) - San Francisco...Comic Strip Creator
Kelsey Olson
(
kissykissy_10@hotmail.com) - British Columbia Elementry Student
Kelsey
(
littlekid53@hotmail.com) - Britsh Columbia Canada I am a elementry student
C. Sutter-crazzolara
- biologist
Dr. Santi Rosswong
(
regent@royal.net) - Umpang, Thailand / private research
use a little organizing on your index to make it more useful.
John Scordo
(
john92862@aol.com) - NJ Attorney
Veronica Boutopoulos
(
veronica.boutopoulos@sra.gov.uk) - I am a Civil Servant in London who will be travelling to CR on 2 February
Dr Chris Astall
(
c.astall@tesco.net ) - Head of Science at prep school in UK. Preparing an expedition to Costa Rica.
abdel-monem a. el-henawy
(
henawy69@hotmail.com) - egypt, iam assisstant researcher in desert research center
phairat c
(
phairatch@hotmail.com) - thailand
sudarshan
(
sudshan20@yahoo.com) - california,software consulting
Ron Bertrand
(
belizeme@earthlink.net) - USA Singer/Songwriter
While in Belize be sure to visit their "most excellent" zoo. And...if you liked Belize you will love our songs about San Pedro Town, Caye Caulker and drinking Belikin beer. Specially the drinking Belikin beer song! :) Please come see us when you can.
Si vous aimiez votre adventure de Belizean vous aimerez nos chansons!
Merci,
GumboRon
Treva Sawyers
(
Kool-Kids@email.msn.com) - Hesperia, Ca
Marc Delehanty
- Ireland - Webmaster
Please check out my site and see if it is worthy of a mention :)
Donald T. Forman,Ph,D
(
dtforman@unch.unc.edu) - Chapel Hill, NC, Univ of North Carolina, Prof of Pathology & Biochemisty
Donald T. Forman,Ph,D
(
dtforman@unch.unc.edu) - Chapel Hill, NC, Univ of North Carolina, Prof of Pathology & Biochemisty
Kurt
(
oz457@hotmail.com) - Belgium
Johannes Andersson
(
tanzania@f2s.com) - Sweden
tuba gunes
(
t_gunes77@hotmail.com t_gunes77) - Turkey and I'm a technician
* Do you have any Turk students?
* May I include from Turkey?
* Do you teach engineering lessons.For example;computer engineering, software engineering etc..
Thank you.
Milton Muldrow Jr.
(
m_mst7@student.sfcpa.edu ) - I am from Baltimore, and I am a biomajor at saint francis col. Pa
tracy hiller
(
thill@sunny.ncmc.mi.us) - petoskey michigan "i ski of , course :)"
Dennis Cook
(
cookd@butlercountyohio.org) - Hamilton OH Engineer
Brian
(
TexasFang@aol.com) - Austin, TX Custom computer manufacturing
Lucky Perera
(
finchem@sol.lk) - I am from Sri Lanka\ A Singer
Tracee
(
Glittergirlie24@aol.com) - Dallas,Texas.I work at Starbucks,and am also in school,studying Marine Biology=)
garrybillbuck
(
the_buck@another.co.uk) - scotland biologist
D P Thakar
(
thakardp@hotmail.com) - Ahmedabad, India & I am Computer Operator
ABDULAZIZ RAMDHAN AZIZ
(
MAB@AFRICAONLINE.CO.KE) - MOMBASA, KENYA . I AM AN ACCOUNTS CLERK
ruth ann
(
goofy47025@yahoo.com) - Indiana
Bob Spivaks
(
bobspivaks@yahoo.com) - Sacramento, CA
Ulf Soehngen
(
ulf@netcom.ca) - Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. Retiree - was active in honeybee res and ext
Jennifer Windom
(
jenwindom@hotmail.com) - Milwaukee, Mass Communications
Jennifer Windom
(
jenwindom@hotmail.com) - Milwaukee, Mass Communications
melissa
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monkey822@juno.com) -
Ingrid Taylor
(
itaylor@murrieta.k12.ca.us) - Temecula, California... Teach High School Marine Biology
Chiapet
(
chiapet@chiaweb.net) - Edmonton/ Computer
INDRANIL GHOSH
(
ing@cal3.vsnl.net.in) - M.Sc.MARINE SCIENCE,CALCUTTA UNIVERSITY,INDIA,TEACHING university,rearch,aquaria
ALSO WANT TO VISIT TO LEARN SOMETHING,BUT UNFORTUNATELY I'VE NO SPONSORER.CAN U HELP ME?
LOOKING FOR YOUR KIND REPLY.THANK U VERY MUCH.
heather frederick
(
byroncat@yahoo.com) - school project, i need info about marine biologests
Dan Kostka
(
Kostkadr@muohio.edu) - I'm from Indy, and I am a student at MU
Leticia pedroza
(
LetyP2004@yahoo.com) - nacogdoches texas
Mrs VJ Collins,Sr.
- Indpls, In Miami Parent
Mrs VJ Collins,Sr.
- Indpls, In Miami Parent
Theresa Carman
(
gothicgirl_75135@yahoo.com) - Caddo Mills ,TX. Go to school
Chris Toughill
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chris@dotanything.com) -
Andrew Mellor
(
mellorfamily@yahoo.com) - Vero Beach, FL - retired, interested in climate change
Melanie Robertson
(
mel25@earthlink.net) - Cleveland, Ohio--teacher at Beachwood Middle School
Steve Wallace
(
info@teetogreencommunities.com) - realestate
Journeyman
(
webmaster@radicalzone.nl) - Amsterdam, Netherlands Internet Programmer
Ingrid de Vries
(
inkie007@hotmail.com) - graduate student tropical marine zoology/ecology from Groningen, Holland
KAAN
(
athos5@hotmail.com) - I AM FROM TURKEY,
Smilie
(
kevin@kiwishare.com) - New Zealand - Grin
Kelly Allender
(
kellyallender@home.com) - Seattle, Washington I work in a hospital records dept.
Alistair Thomson
(
thomson_alistair@yahoo.co.uk) - Nottingham - Principal Oracle Consultant
John
-
Nice looking website with good info and pics.
Visit my website as well, u won't regret it!
Brett
- USA (webmaster for Freebies2Go.com)
Panoramics 3D Spain
- SPAIN
Let me invite you to visit and see my website www.altogallego.com about the North of Spain (the Pirynees Mountains). The 3D panoramics are really superb... May I sugest you signing my guestbook. I'd really love if you write to some of the friends who has already signed, because we're creating the "Altogallego's friends Club" . See you...
the university of oklahoma
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Danny
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Daniel Garnet
(
lophman@aol.com) - Miami University
Tamara Gordon
- Atlanta,GA
allen ko
(
ko@yam.com.tw) - taiwan
Cool Frog!
Erin O'Brien
(
ee_ob@yahoo.com) - I'm from Cape May NJ and I am still in high school.
Thank You,
Erin
Brent
-
\Marc Delage
(
doc1011@hotmail.com) - Regina Sk Student
mr sulu
(
tori_rules@hotmail.com) - student in canada
Your family seems very active in sports, and I can tell you have put a lot of effort into this site.
Kudos from Canada.
(I also told my buddy to come visit this cos we were on MSNMessenger.)
June (Silverman)
(
BOB1JUNE2@cs.Com) - St.Louis,MO,USA -retired retiree
js/hrhjune
Michelle S. Ziemkowski
(
Mzpaleo@aol.com) - Dayton, Ohio, Miami U. Alumni , looking for Grad school
Once again another wonder visit to an extrordinary Website !!!! At present I am looking for a grad school where I hope to attain a masters in Geology/ Paleontology...any sugestions..??? My mother and I are planning a vacation to Europe ( Poland our home country ) and I hope to be able to do some fossil collectin g there !!!
Jennifer Dodge
(
o2bakat@aol.com) - California State University Fullerton, I'm a full time biology student
rachel
(
rladybug85) - i go to school
rachel
(
rladybug85) - i go to school
Kels
(
sour_sugar9@bolt.com) - North Dakota, student
ycs21
- Camden, ohio
as another usefull tool !
Steph
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ice_m8@n2skating.com) - Australia, student
Mort Meier
(
mwmeier@freewwweb.com) - Hamilton, OH extended vacation
Randy
(
maim41@aol.com) - Oxford, Ohio Employed at Square D Company
Francis E. Duck
(
francis.duck@sympatico.ca) - St. Williams, Ontario, Canada. Retired, Ham radio
Francis E. Duck 73
Samantha Gallagher
(
sammy4) - cranston live
Andrew Wang
(
andrew.wang@marvel.com.hk) - Hong Kong -> I love oceans! and wants to learn it.
mortimer vicki
- geography a -levels in wiltshire england
bhati alok gupta
(
gupta_bharti@hotmail.com) - i am from dheli i do business
julie whittaker
(
janef@ipa.net) - oklahoma
Mike Dreisbach
(
MBDreis@aol.com) - Service Director; City of Oxford
Justin F.
(
cjhsinternetclub@hotmail.com) - Clinton, Mississippi but born in Vancouver, British Columbia
- Wisconsin, doing research for school
Eugenie Amalfitano
(
eugenie@pppflorida.org) - Florida, and I work for IBM
Dayl Bochler
(
DBochler@webtv.net) - NorthFreedom, WI Security Officer
Jacques Bertrand
(
info@monteverdeinfo.com) - Monteverde, webmaster of MonteverdeINFO
Mike LaCroix
(
sun51man@aol.com) - Daytona Bch Fla, 7th grade math tchr
Ladys
(
diku@student.unri.ac.id) - Indonesia
Sergeant (Retired) Ray Schultz
(
noemail@thist.ime) - Cleveland, Ohio; think, think, think...
David Look
(
regulusb@aol.com) - Santa Barbara, California. Astronomy student
Robert Whittington
- Lawyer, Akron OH, former Miami student
Lynn Birrell
(
U03lkb@abdn.ac.uk) - Edinburgh : Zoology Student, University of Aberdeen
Rainforests
UK Student Visits to Costa Rica
Ron Kalasinskas
(
kidpower@frontiernet.net) - Fairport, New York - Elementary School Teacher
Joey Kemnitzer
(
lovemachine1xd@hotmail.com) -
Sharon Kay Grosh
(
skgg@aol.com) - Pharm buss mgr
Erik Taylor
(
jpatnosh@aol.com) - Washington D.C. -- I work for a lobbying firm
Patty Gerlt
(
Bass_beaniebaby@hotmail.com) - Marshall,Mo and a like to work parttime at the animal shelter
dan baxt
(
danbaxt@earthlink.net) - long island but an ex-Miamian
minona zuidervaart
(
zuider04@efa.nl) - Amsterdam, The Netherlands/ Student ( for teacher)
Scott Montross
(
montrosc@mscd.edu) - Geo teacher in Denver Co.
Kimberly Cutsinger
(
Luvstobounce18@aol.com) - Ohio and I am a Senior in high school
Adam Gilbert
(
gilberac@muohio.edu) - Marysville, OH. Student at Miami, major in microbiology
Phineas Sprgaue, Jr.
(
pys@server.nlbbs.com) - Run a boat yard in Portland, Me.
Arturo Arechiga
(
afa_2@hotmail.com) - Mexico, biology student
Rick Boyd
(
frrick@yahoo.com) - Minnesota
Esther van der Wel
(
estherwel@hotmail.com) - the Netherlands
Alexander Ermakov
(
kunovat@mail.ru) - the chief of the fund "Sterkh" Russia Siberia
I with interest has familiarized with your site. Recently we have begun work above own page ( Стерх ńэто Sterkh is) I search for the drafts with which we could cooperate.
Would be grateful for your to take a look concerning our work in internet, and also we are interested in cooperating.
Except for reserch material we have saved a rich photo and the film-material which is possible to use for joint films and not only Ö
Jennifer L. Tallent
(
redtide373@aol.com) - Biologist/Marine Biologist
=Ken Lazara
(
knlazara@aol.com) - NY, LI, student
Dr Allan Jones
(
a.m.jones@dundee.ac.uk) - University of Dundee: Senior Lecturer Biology, Ecology and Environmental Science
Allan
southlandwx
(
southlandwx@kfwbmail.com) - Near L.A.
Steve-Weatherfun
(
eyewatch2sky@webtv.net) - east central Fla - Brevard cty - Cocoa
Greg Sander
(
rednas@ismi.net) - Brighton, MI
Hernan Cortes
(
Hernan@Cortes.com) - Chicago, Illinois - Computer Technician
Thanks for the great page.
Take care.
Hernan
The Strike - http://www.DaStrike.com-The Closest 12 Stroke Lightning Strike Ever Caught On Video
Katie
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katie@aroan.com) -
Jo Brandt
(
JOBOB1@prodigy.net) - Mississippi, domestic engineer
Jean Riddle
(
ariddle@fccj.org) - Jacksonville, Professor of Mathematics at FCCJ
Pete Lask
(
mrlask@fuse.net) - University of Cincinnati Dept. of Geology...Paleo!!
You have an absolutely sensational page going here. It is a great ad for high speed ISP's too. Have a great year.
Pete
Lana Stanford
(
foxylana@yahoo.com) - Louisiana, I do lots.
Lana
Steve
(
command@mail.beverlyhillspolice.) - Beverly Hills MI Public Safety (Police & Fire) Lieutenant
tamika
(
lloyd2510@hotmail.com) - student
Catherine
- Quebec
of my projects!
Louie Guertin
(
louierg@yahoo.com) - New Orleans pecan orchard farmer in Fl
Victoria
(
v2manypets@aol.com) - southern new jersey.... student
Beth Hurst
- Cincy
emmy stevens
(
beatrizemily@hotmail.com) - texas and i am in school
am moving 2 summerville next month(june)..wanna
make some cool friends..i play all sports moslty
hockey and i in line all the time w/ my friends on my blades..im raised in a christian home and would like 2 hear from ya...keep it clean though.~smile~
emmy
Wayne Poe
(
louis@h4h.com) - California, filmmaker
Denny Edmondson
(none) - 41 Harvard Napa, Ca 94558 student
Dustin Slade
(dustinslade@netzero.net) - Denver, Colorado. Acupuncture and Chinese Herbs
Scott Dommin
(hotelq@aol.com) -
vern miller
(mvolcano@sol.racsa.co.cr) - miravalles volcano in guanacaste we own and operate the miravalles volcano lodge
Best Regards
Vern Miller
Hays Cummins
(haysc@muohio.edu) - Professor of Interdisciplinary Studies & Webmaster
Jessica Godby
(taz_01_98_01@yahoo.com) - Bainbridge, GA, USA; I'm a high school student
Chandler
(bing125@hotmail.com) - Switzerland / Economist
Skalski Krzysztof
(skal@student.uci.agh.edu.pl) - I'm from Poland I'm studying on University Mining & Metallurgy
Eve Gilmore
(evening@redwoods.quik.com) - WCP grad, Agro Ecologist, living in Arcata,CA this year
Paul Belanger
(pbelange@lakeerie.edu) - Lake Erie College, Painesville,OH Biologist
(makes me want to get back to the BFS ASAP)
Genna
(grg0384@aol.com) - Belleville, NJ reppin b-town 2 da fullest no doubt student
Robb Ellis
(TroposFEAR@aol.com) - Columbia SC, Meteorlogy student
mary mccracken
(bj464@lafn.org) - southern california, freshman at moorpark college
Mike and Lisa
(feinstein@toad.net) - Baltimore, Maryland
Our next adventure was a weekend in the San Blas Islands, enjoying the hospitality of the Cuna Indians. If you have not been, it is well worth the trip... Natural beauty and a simple yet cohesive people.
M and L
christy
- st. augustine go to school
Bego Miguel Martin
(maribego@yahoo.com) - Spanish
Marine Mad
(anna@ispdr.net.au) - I'm from NSW and I go to school
Yours trully Marine Mad
Troy Langford
(troylangford@hotmail.com) - Okalhoma, Curretnly attending college.
I am majoring in biology and going on into marine biology. If you could send me some useful information about good schools for this major and the requirements and bonuses I would be grateful.
Roberto Nistri
(roberto.nistri@iol.it) - Italy,
I wish to thank you in advance for what you will be able to do.
Roberto Nistri
Via dei Cappellari, 115
00186, Roma
Italia
E-mail: roberto.nistri@iol.it
Ed Kirton-Darling
(BigEdKD@hotmail.com) - Middlesbrough, North-East England
Cheers, bye now.
Ellen Kretchmar
(kretchem@hotmail.com) - Earth & i breath,eat,and sleep on a regular basis
jason sanders
(Steelerz54@aol.com) - memphis-high school student-future Miami student
Amanda Fountain
(mandie_07@yahoo.com) - Tulsa, Oklahoma I am a phlebotomist at St. John Medical Center
Royston Ledger
(royston@ledgger.freeserve.co.uk) - I live in Washington Tyne & Wear, I work for Wincanton Logistics,
Robbie Robinett
(rrobinett@cl.k12.md.us) - H.S> Earth Systems teacher
Gordon Howard
(ghoward@clemson.edu) - Department of Parks, Recreation, and Tourism Management: Clemson University
Rosanne Eskenazi
(eskrae@earthlink.net) - Kirkland, Washington, USA - Computer Analyst for The Boeing Company
Jill
(smokehouseblues@hotmail.com) - Cheshire. Gt. Britain
It eould help if you could name countries and places on some of your main maps, especially good for children and students.
Brad
(creativ@mediaone.net) - Graphic Design
Looks pretty serious...
Seth Horstmeyer
(schorstmeyer@hotmail.com) - Cincinnati
Neil Tona
(I don't have an E-Mail) - Mt.Shasta High school, I'm a student
Linda Gifford
(not yet) - Po box 914 Plainfield Indiana and I am an animal tech
Ken Arbaugh
(Arbaugh_K@ncsd.k12.ca.us) - Nevada City, CA I teach life science to 8th graders in a public school.
Karyn
(kbjork8274) - Medical Transcriptionist
Kelly Neiss
(Neissk@hotmail.com) - Winston, OR
JAY GOLDBAUM
(jgoldbaum1@aol.com) - NEW YORK CITY-EQUITY TRADER
I WOULD APPRECIATE IT IF YOU COULD EMAIL ME A THE TITLE OF A BOOK OR TWO THAT DEALS WITH THESE EARTH SCIENCE CONCEPTS USING EXAMPLES AND ILLUSTRATIONS. MAYBE THERE ARE COMPREHENSIVE WEBSITES. I WISH I COULD REMEMBER THE TITLE OF MY 9TH GRADE EARTH SCIENCE TEXTBOOK.
THANK YOU.
Andrew Schermerhorn
(schermerhorn.andy@mailexcite.com) - Clarkson University - Solar Car Team
Response: Check out the Naval Observatory Site
--they have lots of sun and moon info!
nigel parker
(qe35@dial.pipex.com) - united kingdom, open university, geology
Sime & Alvarado, CR ralstate
(leealva@aol.com) - One of our clients
Lynn Jimenez
(laj@fuse.net) - Cincinnati, OH - HS Biology Teacher
Brad Barkdoll/AltA Tvl Planners
(brad@altatravelplanners.com) - Specialize in trips Costa Rca & Central America
Vanessa Frazier
(home@vei.net) - Chattanooga, TN Dental Hygienist
Brandon Matthews
(bpiercematthews@hotmail.com) - Stuttgart, Germany U.S. Navy
For folks interested in tropical ecology, you'll enjoy looking at the beautiful images of
the tropics in Costa Rica and Panama as well as the Everglades, Florida Keys and Bahamas.
--Hays C
Dr. H.Blake Otwell
(botwell@prodigy.net) - Alabama, Prof.@ Jacksonville St. Univ. [ Chemistry]
Sam Conn
(ssconn@msn.com) - Denver, Colorado USA....Computer engineer
Andrew Taylor
(ataylor@scar.utoronto.ca) - Toronto, Canada lab research agonizing over this decision for some assistant
Melissa Holley
(jkholley@zoomnet.net) - Gallipolis, OH
Lisa Bradshaw
(combstvl@combstravel.com) - Combs Travel, make travel arrangements for MU
Oscar Sogandares
(oskey@technologist.com) - US Army -Panama Civilian and Biology Student
Thanks Once Again:
Oscar Sogandares
Kyleigh Maevers
(ky24_99@hotmail.com) - Missouri, a high school student
J LaFLAMME
(JL2439@AOL.COM ,TIGKIDS@AOL.COM) - MAINE STUDENT
J
chris walker
(fennec@intergate.bc.ca) - vancouver & soil/ gnd H2O rmd. field tech :)
tidal predicton as on of my projects involves
remediation in ground water influenced by the
rise and fall of the tide.
very cool links, thanks so much :)
Karen Hoskins
(knpo5719@mail.idt.net) - Cincinnati, Ohio - Employee for the Cincinnati Zoo
I feel if you are going to educate people about the natural world, you should keep the info accurate.
Just my two-cents.
Response from Hays Cummins: Thank you Karen. I agree. The students need this type of feedback. Because of the nature of the "web based project forum," mistakes have been and will
continue to be made in the future. I look at this format as an evolving one
where each student (in theory) will receive feedback from others. In fact,
responses such as yours can help make the students' writings more accurate!
Glen White
(mediaman@muohio.edu) - Miami University, Student
Gabrielle Aguirre
(gabby.bushgirl@juno.com) - Texas and I am a personnal actions clerk
Jack T. Deason
(jtdeason@wctel.net) - Abbeville, SC - Retired
Connie Farmer
(easifox1@netcom.com) - Calif.- Manager Endangered Species and Cultural Resources Elk Hills Oil Field
Eggert E. Gudmundsson
(eggert@saarullik.srpo.gl) - Iceland, electronic engineering in Greenland
Latoya D. Smalls
(lsmalls@alan.coastal.edu) - Ehrhardt, South Carolina student at Coastal Carolina Univ. Major: Marine Sc
Linda Williams
- Detroit - Secretry & Mother
Gretchen Elberfeld
(ELBERFELD_D@HCCA.OHIO.GOV) - Milford, Ohio-- sophomore in h.s.
"MandyRaskal"
(MnM52@hotmail.com) - High School Student in Wisconsin interested in Ecology
Sheri Miinnick
(SheriMinnick@e.mail.msn.com) - Venice FL
Ian Goldsmith
(ian_goldsmith) - Lawrence, KS I am going to Costa Rica this summer to do research with Earthwatch
Pam Gaskill
(gaskill@adamswells.com) - Indiana/housewife
Jerome
(bigromie@sprintmail.com) - Cinti Pub Schools .....teach
Randy Rhyne
(rr5969@acspr1.acs.brockport.edu) - SUNY- Brockport
Mauricio Avila Segura
(mavila@students.wisc.edu) - I am from Southern Costa Rica. Graduate Student of Soil Chemistry at UW-Madison
I got a BS in Tropical Agriculture at EARTH College in the Caribbean of Costa Rica. Now I'm a gradutate student in Wisconsin. I'm glad now I have a good web site to send my friends to when they ask about what we have in Costa Rica.
Dan Barnes
(dbarnes@bluegrass.net) - kentucky
Rebecca Teahen
(teahenre@pilot.msu.edu) - Zoology/Aquarium Science Major with Environmental Studies Spec--Michigan State U
Bret Ballinger -
Delano (bluesky@mindspring.com) - Knoxville, Masters student of Architecture
Rachel Schultz (rachilla@yahoo.com) - I am a senior biology major/earthscience minor at Houghton
College in HoughtonNY
Kristy Yamagochi - I am from Nagano, Japan and I go to school
Glen White (mediaman@muohio.edu) - Miami University--Multimedia Development
Tara Ivanochko (ivanocht@leroy.cc.uregina.ca) - University of Regina, Biology research Assistant
I am in the process of setting up a website for a project we are
doing using paleolimnological methods to determine whether we
can predict drought on the Canadian prairies.
I am putting in a link to your site (which is fabulous by the
way)
Thanks for taking the time to create such a nice resource.
- Julie Chitwood (CHITWOOD@vtc.net) - SE AZ - geneology
kanis duangchant (u9514036@mail.utcc.ac.th) - Bangkok Thailand & i want to know somestudent in Miami university
michael dibenedetto (science1@catskill.net) - geology teacher margaretville cs ny
Hays Cummins (HaysC@muohio.edu) - Teacher & Webmaster--Miami Univ
Roberto Hernandez (shorecliffs@hotmail.com) - SAn Clemente, CA. I'm a writer
Philip Thomas (pthomas@nbn.com) - Santa Rosa, Cal. Landscape Contractor
Edith Garcia Cardenas (egarcia@cicese.mx) - I'm from Mexico. I study at CICESE research center at Baja
California.
Tom Cooper (thomas.cooper@mailcity.com) - Iowa, Student (high school)
You web site is one of my favorites. All the maps in one area and good maps. Thanks.
Roy D. Webster (roy@televar.com) - Okanogan WA Rancher
It is nice to see what is coming in the way of weather when I
make plans to cut hay. plant,
wean calfs. The more I know helps keep us going the wright way.
Thanks for your page.
Tzvety Popissakova (kali@sbline.net) - Sofia, Bulgaria - Biological University in Sofia
Dear Sirs,
Please, be so kind to send me, if possible, the complete classification
for Arachnida (especially Ticks-Acari). I do ask you to provide
me with this, in relation to my diploma work.In this connection,
I wonder, if there is any possibility to keep the contact with
you,so that to reach the information I need best.
At this time I'm 4-th yaer student in Biological University in
Sofia.By this moment I'm trying to reach as more literature and
datas as I can.The winter time is not the best for collecting
ticks from the fields.If you are interested in my request, pleae
do not hesitate to contact with me on the above-stated E-mail
address.
Best regards,
Tzvety Popissakova.
AndrÎa Faustino - Based in Tanzania for the moment at school there
Renee - South Carolina; I like watching weather
I Love your web site it is so cool I love
weather it's awesome ever since I saw
Twister that what I like the best most of the time
it is unexpected.
Renee
Summerville High School
Michelle S. Ziemkowski (ziemkom@muohio.edu) - Paleobiology
Cool web site !!!! The other ideas for the projects in class are
all very interesting , and I'm looking forward to reading the
final reports once their done . I have had a hard time finding
articles on SLOSS for our paper I keep looking every day . lots
of articles on pacific islands or ecology or biodiversity but
no combination of them all along with island size . If you have
any hints please HELP my headachs at the library computers end
. Ha!ha!
See you in class ,
Michelle Ziemkowski
Hirsch Possick (tpossick@mail.bcpl.lib.md.us) -
hello!
Is there a program or site where I can enter the locations city/state/zip and receive the longitude and latitude of places around the world? Please let me know asap, this is for a school project. Thank You,
Hirsch
Sarah Horan (Cory@gerg.tamu.edu) - Texas A? Univ student
Dr. Cummins,
I am currently creating an interdisciplinary power point work station for an educational technology class. My partner and I have chosen the moon as our topic. Our target audience is 8th grade earth science students. Although your labs are more detailed than ours will be, I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. I wish my Astronomy class this summer had been similar to your lab exercises. I just wanted to let you know I enjoyed reading it, and it helped me to realize that our project is not impossible. Thanks for posting it!
The bug people (harperkl@muohio.edu) - peabody/mckee/reid
we love your class and your family album!! Yah! You rock--do helium man!
Ben (ponman@hotmail.com) - I am from England but live in Australia.I play Cricket
Can you email me and I will respond to your email
I really enjoyed your site
Dan Baxt (baxtda@muohio.edu) - Miami U. Grad Student, Guiness Drinker
Hays, my man, how's life!? I haven't spoken to you in a while
so considering that I forgot where you office is and I no longer
have your number, I thought this would be the best way to get
in contact with you. I just stopped in this site to check out
any new pictures from this past summer's trip to San Salvador.
I couldn't beleive how many different people wrote to you. Outstanding.
Your site not only provides quality information, but it provides
a forum for an extremely diverse crowd to communicate about ecological
issues. By the way, before I forget, I think you still owe me
a beer from the basketball game last summer. I would definately
like to meet you somewhere to catch up on thinks and collect on
that debt of yours! I hope that all is well and look forward to
speaking to you soon. Feel free to e-mail me at baxtda@muohio.edu. I'll speak to you later. By the way, are you looking for a G.A.
for this summer's trip to the Bahamas or Costa Rica? If so, it
would be something that I am sincerely interseted in!!! I look
forward to hearing from you,
-dan
J. Gentry (JGENTRY@TRIBUNE.COM ) -
Hello!
I'm interested in finding websites that show current or daily
snowfall depths. The more detailed the better, my area of focus
is the state
of Wisconsin. Please respond if you can help.
Thanks in advance, J. Gentry
Luiz Eduardo Anelli (anelli@usp.br) - S"o Paulo, Brazil, Professor at S"o Paulo University
I want to provide and receive shells for malacological collections.
I have interest on "the Molluscs of Pigeon Creek, San Salvador,
Bahamas.
I would like to contact Dr. R. Hays Cummins.
Arminda Bayly (sabou@ezaccess.net) - pennslyvania and im a 9 th grade student
i like your page it maked sci. interesting....i also liked it because it helped me with my sci. ,progect on ecology
thanks again
arminda bayly
Paul D. Herbstritt (herbstritt@cryo.phys.uconn.edu) - Biology Student, The University of Connecticut
Thanks for your page, it is wonderful. You should probably put
a few more feelers out to get noticed, because you were a bit
hard to find. Maybe a few more keywords...?
Great site none-the-less. Thank you.
Duncan Crow (timbersmith@geocities.com) - Port Hardy British Columbia Canada - webslave
Browning Passage and Hunt Rock area are ranked in the top ten scuba dive sites in the world, due to unusually high populations of sea life. Multicolor nudibranchs, anenomes, and many kinds of Schooling Rockfish, wolf eels, big fish, and octopus call the area home. A proposal to protect the area as a marine refugia is now in the works...Divers and all environmentally-conscious people are encouraged to play a part in the future of this world-class piece of the Pacific Northwest by filling out the Marine Life Sanctuaries Society's Browning Passage/Hunt Rock Marine Protected Area Proposal - ONLINE SURVEY. Here's where your opinion really counts!
For a thorough introduction: introduction to the area and here is the Marine Life Santuaries Society's proposal
Sue (DSMCCOLL@MiamiU.MUOhio.Edu) - Student Researcher and Investigator
Just wanted to say hello. I like your site and I plan on getting to know it better when I have more time. Thanks for the effort!
Pat Cooke (cookeps@po.muohio.edu) - peabody, and I do it all!
I'm trying to use your search engines for the research assignment, but i keep getting distracted by all the other stuff on here.
Megan Motil (motilmc@po.muohio.edu) - Westerville, Ohio & here studying at Miami to be a philospher/geographer
Dear Hays,
I finally got around to checking out your Website, and I must
say, I'm impressed. Chock full of information and some of the
best family photos I've ever seen. Your personality and passion
for science and teaching really shine through in these pages.
Norberto Ramos-Lara (uramon@lake.ollusa,edu) - Corpus Christi TX College student in San Antonio
I loved your website and would like to be able to do it someday. I'm a secondary education major with an interest in biology.
Ken Crabiel (CRABIEKE@po.muohio.edu) - First Year Architecture Major at Miami University
I thought your site was interesting, but with so much information I could hardly scratch the surface. I really like the pictures!