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Time to get things together to send to Moss Landing so that they can be packed in a container that is Antarctica bound via ship. Rafael is none too pleased. I'd like to that think it's because he sees me packing yet again, but it's probably because I'm disturbing his afternoon nap. So...what

Tomorrow is the first day of school. My summer whirlwind of juggling work and home responsibilities, packing and traveling and participating in an amazing research project are coming to an end and a new year is beginning. It is a strange transition in many ways. I've traded in my bulky cold weather

I had the privilege of spending last evening with Jack Lightbody and his wife Sonny. They are such a warm, amiable, down to earth couple that you would never guess what Jack did for a living up until his retirement this past January. Here's a brief biography. *John W. (Jack) Lightbody was a National

1) Don't **EVER **pick up a diver's weight harness by the yellow handles. Why? You'll dump all the weight. Those handles aren't there for you to carry the weight harness. You're thinking that I did, aren't you? Fortunately, Kamille pointed out something that looked like surgerical tubing. I was

The beach at Moss Landing was pretty well hemmed in by fog Sunday morning. Apparently, it's like that quite often. We again loaded all the dive gear up from MLML's (Moss Landing Marine Lab) storage area and headed to an area that was once the site of the original Moss Landing Marines labs. Not much

It has been a VERY long day and a very FULL weekend--productive but full! As much as I was anxious to meet my team, I was that much more anxious to see SCINI. But before that came introductions, and I quickly discovered that we have a very diverse team! If you go to the following link, you can read