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Category Archives: dorkiness
AFS 2011 – Big Ol’ Recap
I’ve spent the last week at the 141st Annual Meeting of the American Fisheries Society, where nearly 4,000 fish nerds from the worlds of academia, management, and even art descended on Seattle for four days of talks, socials, interesting conversation … Continue reading
Posted in AFS, conference, conservation, dorkiness, fisheries management, grad school, research, sharks, skates, spiny dogfish, striped bass, tagging
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Shark Night 3D – A Shark Scientist’s Perspective
I’m going to try to bridge my “wannabe shark expert” and “pop culture dork” sides tonight. Last night I got the chance to check out Shark Night 3D, which has been getting a little bit of buzz as the first … Continue reading
Posted in dorkiness, movies, sharks
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Breaking Down Shark Week 2011
As you may have noticed, a little thing called Shark Week was on TV this week. It’s long been something of a Super Bowl for shark fans, and has more recently become a pop culture phenomenon. It can be said … Continue reading
Posted in dorkiness, new england great whites, rant, science, sharks, video
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Happy Shark Week
Love it or hate it, Shark Week is in its 24th year and starts tonight. I’ve been watching since I was a small child, and though some seasons have certainly been better than others, this year’s line-up is looking good, … Continue reading
North Carolina Shark Round-up
In case you think I’ve been too wrapped up in my old home’s sharks, here’s a recap of the latest shark news from my new home. North Carolina is plenty sharky, even if Jaws itself only makes rare appearances.
Posted in dorkiness, linkage, North Carolina, sharks
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New England Great White Round-up
Most of my linking now takes place on Twitter, but I thought it’s about high time I did a quick recap of the summer’s New England great white sightings so far. It’s looking to be the sharkiest summer so far, … Continue reading
Posted in dorkiness, new england great whites, sharks
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AES 2011: The Aftermath and Aquarium
Yesterday marked the last day of shark talks and the always-entertaining AES banquet. Congrats to gentleman, scholar, and friend to the blog Andy Nosal for picking up the Gruber Award for student presentations. Reptile and fish talks continued until 5 … Continue reading
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AES 2011 Day 3
Time for the recap of day 3 of JMIH/AES 2011. Read on below the jump…
Ramble On
Fresh back from a visit to the Jersey Shore with the Hot Girlfriend, which means I have tonight to catch my breath and finish off my presentation before I catch a plane to Minneapolis for JMIH/AES tomorrow. Looking forward to … Continue reading
Posted in AES, blogging, conference, dorkiness
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New England Great Whites and More on Shark Week
That special time of year is fast approaching. That’s right, Shark Week is only a month and a half away. There’s been some debate over the continued educational benefit of Shark Week, especially after the terrible 2009 season where the … Continue reading
Posted in dorkiness, new england great whites, sharks
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