The People Have Spoken, part V

Reader Shannon (NMSNSS) comes to us from LA, and I don't mean Los Angeles. How she ended up here is a mystery, but we're glad for the feedback and until we have more readers than time to respond to their comments we will continue to feature hers. She wrote a whole funny post on chicken strips, and the only thing I have to add is that she refers to the carefully chosen words I used as:

blah blah blah blah chicken strips

That's clearly wrong, because what my post actually says is:
blah blah chicken strips blah blah blah

Sheesh.

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Bad news is that corporate is cracking down on internet usage at the office. I used to like to post an update at lunch or in the evening but it looks like all internet traffic is now a Serious Issue, so I'll be posting only early or late henceforth. Minor hassle but I'll do what I can to keep the magic happening. In my pants. Wait, what?



What does Glasvegas have to do with any of this? Nothing. Sweet jam though.

good comments really help me out: feedback on the shark post

Had a person stop by and leave a comment on my shark post. It's interesting enough to warrant a post of its own. The author does some interesting research, and he has the best picture of a green sea turtle that I've ever seen. It's much better than my shark photo, maybe because he was actually in the water? pffffffft. overachiever.

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OCEANREVOLUTION.org has left a new comment on your post "pity the shark":

And some happy irony...

Roy's son, Christian Scheider, made this video with us when he was a Sophomore in high school.

http://vidsearch.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&VideoID=2596812

His motivation was in no small part related to what he perceived as the damage done by the film (Jaws) his father starred in.

We worked on it at Roy's house on Christian's Apple eMac using images from a young ocean leaders retreat held in Baja.

Here's to sons and daughters reversing the damage caused to the earth of by our fathers and grandfathers...

J.

Senior Scientist
Ocean Conservancy
http://www.oceanconservancy.org

Blog: http://www.wallacejnichols.org