Those before/after stats on speeding along Clark are impressive! I found out about this on Uptown Update where they are avidly against this. Yet, almost (all?) comments on their blog and their Facebook page are in favor of the change. I'm so glad to see more protected lanes coming to the area!

This is why I love BlueSky. I saw your article, looked at your profile, saw you wrote a book, read a sample, and now I have it placed on hold for pick-up at my local library. I look forward to reading it!

As a grad student we first had to go to our Local Review Board (LRB) so they could help us with our applications to IRB. It was helpful to have experienced researchers review our proposals, look over our protocols, & help us identify issues. There is so much to consider with soc sci methods.

I got to go in 2021. I met other amazing educators, got to work on the Flyby Trike site, found tons of fossils like gar scales, teeth, and jawbones. And the cherry on top: you get the opportunity to bring the experience to your students with fossil kits.

I got to go in 2022. I met other amazing educators, got to work on the Flyby Trike site, found tons of fossils like gar scales, teeth, and jawbones. And the cherry on top: you get the opportunity to bring the experience to your students with fossil kits.

Biking after work is such a good way to free up your mind, too. I used to bike 11 miles from my school to home. It always reset me, especially if I didn't have a great day.

That whole stretch of Broadway is awful. I wasn't surprised to see the location was right by the library. So many drivers fail to stop for pedestrians in the crosswalk there.

Would love to be added. Thank you for the list 😄

Happy to share! I haven’t tried the filtering method yet. I’ll see if that provides a higher concentration of microorganisms.

Here’s a rotifer.

I see them now. Thanks! I also teach two bio units. We normally build our own ponds in the classroom to see what micro life appears. This will be a fun addition.