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*The jungle drums are beating With the tales from late last night cause stories bear repeating For everyones delight You can hear em on the coconut telegraph (telegraph) Cant keep nothin under their hat You can hear em on the coconut telegraph (telegraph) Sayin who did dis and dat Dis and dat, dis

*It’s just outside of Heaven, it’s a good country mile Well there's laughing and singing and how do you dos There's dancing and simple songs sweets And when the town cries we all cry together and when the sky's darm we all sleep So take a left turn on old 29 and stay on that a good while you'll see

To understand the multi-core I need to step back a bit. Let's say we understand a food web, you know one species eating another all intricately linked through their dependence upon each other. Well if you were to start at the bottom of the ocean you would see different nutrients at different depths

** ** July 8, 2008 – Tuesday -Teachers at Summit ** ** *The next few journals might be a little shorter than usual. We are feverishly tearing down equipment in order to have everything packed and ready by Wednesday evening. * Today we were lucky enough to welcome several teachers and students

July 8, 2008 – We got to sleep in this morning; we didn't need to be at the plane until 8:30 a.m. The check-in was much simpler: show up and get on. Still an LC-130, but this time with the skis down to land. The landing was better than many commercial flights! It was a shorter flight, too – about 2

****** Please note journals are coming in slow, due to inaccessibility – all clear now and will be added and up to speed ASAP - thanks for reading and checking in!* ***There's a party goin' on right here A celebration to last throughout the years So bring your good times, and your laughter too We

July 7, 2008 - After a very short night, the U.S. participants for the Greenland Science Education Week 2008 arrived at Stratton Air Force base for our 6 hour ride to Kangerlussuaq, Greenland. There were about 50 other scientists and troops flying with us, along with the cargo destined for their

Polar Date July 7, 2008 Lab 2 team had a day off since we had worked on Sunday. Everyone did their own thing, some went on a long, long hike into the Brooks Range, some did laundry, some got caught up with personal correspondence, some napped and lazed around and I got caught up on picture work