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It was three days of listening, learning, brainstrorming and networking for forty secondary school teachers from all ESA Member States, when they participated the first ESA Human Spaceflight Teachers Workshop at ESTEC in the Netherlands on June 28-30th 2010.
Credits: ESA - Anneke le Floc'h
Golden Cabinet at Shipley Kirkgate Centre, April 2016. With Druss, Cataclyst, Group A and Beau Wanzer. Group A blew me away - best act I've seen so far this year.
Dinophysis acuminata is a single-celled organism belonging to a group of algae called dinoflagellates. This ovoid (egg-shaped) dinoflagellate is armored, meaning it has a hard outer coating. It is widely distributed in temperate waters and is most common and abundant in coastal waters of the northern Atlantic and Pacific oceans, which are especially eutrophic (nutrient-rich). Dinophysis acuminata is a bloom-forming species, and blooms have been reported from many parts of the world, usually from late spring to early fall. Dinophysis acuminata produces okadaic acid, a toxin that can accumulate in shellfish and cause diarrheic shellfish poisoning in humans if contaminated shellfish are consumed. Blooms of this species have caused shellfish harvesting area closures in Texas waters. There have no reports of blooms, illness or other harmful effects from D. acuminata in Florida waters.
We hung mainly with this group of cool twins. Raygan was trying to hit on the ones in black and white.
(minus me, because I'm taking the pic, derp.)
Big group shot of the wedding which was also a RL/SL meetup! :D
Fracturelings are tagged.