Fish Farming in the ocean!

[Me No Nemo]

http://thegist.smithsonianmag.com/?gclid=CI7QqOLOhosCFRBCgQodRQKPFw

Also note the Antartica story!

 

[chrisstie]

Thanks for the super cool stories.

I'd love to be an under water fish farmer
Thanks to the people on the trip to ORA I have started looking into FIT and their ocean related graduate studies there I can only hope my Comp eng background will come in handy for it (and I find a job that might make it plausible to pay for grad school haha)

Maybe I can be Dr. Lo

 

[Me No Nemo]

I like Dr. Lo! As soon as things settle down a bit, I want to travel over to Brevard CC to take the Oceanography course there. I've heard the teacher is amazing. I've taken oceanography already, toward my Journalism BA, but if there is a great teacher I"ll take it again. Any interest in carpooling over there for the course, let me know.

 

[chrisstie]

depends on when and where and what times etc :0) I just think its cool that FIT has like, entire programs dedicated to the stuff.. unfortunately you probably have to live out by the coast to really make the most of it but that could fit in to that "where i see myself in 5 years plan"

if you have more info on it and if its at a reasonable time i actually would be interested in it just for the heck of it you know? For me I have a slow summer coming up with maybe 1 class.. I might have 1 more elective to take then Senior Design I in the fall and II in the spring so ill be looking for stuff to keep me busy for sure

 

[Me No Nemo]

I'll have to check with Liam...he highly recommended this class and says the professor is fantastic. I'll let you know.

 

[chrisstie]

Cool thanks!

And fantastic professors? I can't really think of anything to say like that about any of mine. The closer I get to finishing up school the more I am wondering "what was I thinking!" lol