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Do you still have the purple hair!!

Your such a joy:)

The BDay to you!!

miss you all!!

I actualy verify information put into Lab Notebooks for the legal department in Regulatory Affairs. George....dont forget to sign your name!!!!!!

A friend of mine showed me this website today.www.usgs.gov, it is the Epicenter for all quakes happening minute by minute globaly.

very cool website. I was blown away by the technology.

Happy Birthday Johnny!!

BB- your so adorable..you go girl!!

Cool Oakie-

How do you find out if a state allows a non ministerial person to do this?

deciderator..go to www.cabsf.org

I left in 2000 because I decided not to go back:)

OH NO! We are digressing into the Form and Void period of Genesis..

Thanks Mstar- I am so excited..Yes, the sun block, camera and visor..

Awesome pics!! Yehaw!!

http://www.upi.com/NewsTrack/Science/2008/..._cape_cod/3041/

Published: April 13, 2008 at 7:23 AM

PROVINCETOWN, Mass., April 13 (UPI) -- Observers say about one-fifth of the world's population of North Atlantic right whales is feeding off the coast of Massachusetts.

The Center for Coastal Studies in Provincetown, Mass., which has done aerial surveys of Stellwagen Bank, puts the number at 79, the Boston Globe reports. There are believed to be only 350 North Atlantic right whales remaining.

A system to monitor underwater sounds detected 219 right whale calls in one 24-hour period last week.

The reason for the gathering is copepods, minute crustaceans that are one of the right whales' main food sources.

I just bought whale watching tickets for my daughter and myself, hope to get a glimpse.

Ships crossing the area have been asked to proceed slowly to avoid hitting feeding whales.

The Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary is an area between Cape Cod and Cape Ann where schools of fish and large numbers of plankton provide food for dolphins and whales.

"When you get that number of animals in one place at one time, it's so exciting," said Dave Wiley, the Stellwagen research coordinator.

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http://www.upi.com/NewsTrack/Science/2008/..._cape_cod/3041/

Published: April 13, 2008 at 7:23 AM

PROVINCETOWN, Mass., April 13 (UPI) -- Observers say about one-fifth of the world's population of North Atlantic right whales is feeding off the coast of Massachusetts.

The Center for Coastal Studies in Provincetown, Mass., which has done aerial surveys of Stellwagen Bank, puts the number at 79, the Boston Globe reports. There are believed to be only 350 North Atlantic right whales remaining.

A system to monitor underwater sounds detected 219 right whale calls in one 24-hour period last week.

The reason for the gathering is copepods, minute crustaceans that are one of the right whales' main food sources.

I just bought whale watching tickets for my daughter and myself, hope to get a glimpse.

Ships crossing the area have been asked to proceed slowly to avoid hitting feeding whales.

The Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary is an area between Cape Cod and Cape Ann where schools of fish and large numbers of plankton provide food for dolphins and whales.

"When you get that number of animals in one place at one time, it's so exciting," said Dave Wiley, the Stellwagen research coordinator.

© 2008 United Press International. All Rights Reserved.

This material may not be reproduced, redistributed, or manipulated in any form.

Please click on the link below to view the entire article.

http://www.upi.com/NewsTrack/Science/2008/...f_cape_cod/3041

Speaking from a standpoint of never knowing what the Fog was till arriving at GSC in 2000...

The Way International has definitely managed to deceitfully manipulate people in the worship of men..

Thanks to Ralph and Pawtucket for thier fortitude.

Happy Anniversary GSC.

My condolences to you and your family at this sorrowful time.

I work in Research and Developement..I proof Lab notes for legal reasons...I get alittle nausiated at times.

I have a friend who owns a moving company, here in NH. We are about 2 hrs from RI..you can put in a request for quote..He provides excellent service!

www.callingallcargo.com

take any type of sinus medicine..gets rid of it pronto!!

GOt an email today saying our new 1 dollar coins have omited "In God We Trust", since Im not a foreigner to snopes, i snooped it..It is true..my stomache is turning.

http://www.snopes.com/politics/religion/dollarcoin.asp

we cn take it out of circulation if we dont except it from a store..just ask for a paper dollar.

Interesting topic WS.

I have moved to 3 different states in 8yrs. I never left my homeland till my mom passed in 2002. I grew up in Chicago area, and moved to DC area then to NC and up to New England..talking about crossing cultures.wew! It has been a trip to say the least!

Now I commute via 2 buses and a train to work to Cambridge,Mass. I work a mile from Harvard University. Who would of thought I would end up here. Boston is intriguing..the winter's are long and summer's to dang short but the treasure is fall!

On St.Patty's day I decided to go out to the courtyard where all the restaurants and bars are!! To my surprize there was bagpiper outside the Irish pub playing pipes..what a great lunch!! sitting on a stone wall listening to bagpipes..only in Boston!

you go Groucho!!

I work in Boston....

happy trails:)

Georgie Porgie Pumkin Pie....

Happy Birthday to YOU!!

http://www.reuters.com/article/oddlyEnough...oddlyEnoughNews

Go for it..everybody wants one of these..