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What do reefing legend Joe Yaiullo, Chili Cook off, and a bounce house have in common.......
.........It's simple the March ORCA Meeting
The Details have finally been worked out and Joe Yaiullo, the Curator of the Long Island Aquarium, was able to clear his schedule and will be with us this month as Our Guest Speaker for our meeting!
To enjoy the talk we will be having CHILI COOK OFF. Bring your best chili and show what you GOT. The winner will gets 25 raffle tickets. (and perhaps just a touch of indigestion.)
The meeting will be at
Lloyd and Sarah Hueblers
Address on the orca web home page.
http://www.o-r-c-a.org
All are welcome. Meeting is Saturday March 28. Doors open at 6 for Chili cookers and early birds.
The meeting starts at about 7:00PM.
If you want to enter the Chili contest just bring your Chili. Make sure to have the supplies needed to contain it and serve it. There will be a bounce house for the kids to enjoy, and plenty of people to have fun with.
So if you think you have what it takes to produce the winning Chili BRING IT
Want to hear Joe - BRING IT
Have a bouncy kid - BRING IT
Joe is co-founder and curator of the Long Island Aquarium, aquarium in Riverhead, New York. Unlike the curators of many public aquariums, however, Joe is also an ambitious coral-reef aquarist in his private life, and started as a hobbyist like thousands of others. Perhaps this is why Atlantis Marine World includes a gigantic reef aquarium, which contains 20,000 gallons (75,000 L) of seawater and the largest aquarium-grown biomass of stony corals in the world. Perhaps most exciting, the exhibit is now witnessing regular spawning events of many reef fish species from anthias to large tangs and wrasses.
He has consulted with many public Aquariums worldwide, and has also presented reef-keeping lectures throughout the United States, Canada, and Europe. Prior to co-founding the Long Island Aquarium, Yaiullo worked with the Riverhead Foundation for Marine Research and Preservation, and served as Exhibits Director at the Okeanos Ocean Research Foundation. While working as a Senior Aquarist with the New York Aquarium, he played an integral role in the design and construction of the 22,000-square foot Discovery Cove building, winner of the 1990 American Zoo and Aquarium Association Certificate of Achievement award. Yaiullo is a graduate of Southampton College, Long Island University (Southampton, NY).
.........It's simple the March ORCA Meeting
The Details have finally been worked out and Joe Yaiullo, the Curator of the Long Island Aquarium, was able to clear his schedule and will be with us this month as Our Guest Speaker for our meeting!
To enjoy the talk we will be having CHILI COOK OFF. Bring your best chili and show what you GOT. The winner will gets 25 raffle tickets. (and perhaps just a touch of indigestion.)
The meeting will be at
Lloyd and Sarah Hueblers
Address on the orca web home page.
http://www.o-r-c-a.org
All are welcome. Meeting is Saturday March 28. Doors open at 6 for Chili cookers and early birds.
The meeting starts at about 7:00PM.
If you want to enter the Chili contest just bring your Chili. Make sure to have the supplies needed to contain it and serve it. There will be a bounce house for the kids to enjoy, and plenty of people to have fun with.
So if you think you have what it takes to produce the winning Chili BRING IT
Want to hear Joe - BRING IT
Have a bouncy kid - BRING IT
Joe is co-founder and curator of the Long Island Aquarium, aquarium in Riverhead, New York. Unlike the curators of many public aquariums, however, Joe is also an ambitious coral-reef aquarist in his private life, and started as a hobbyist like thousands of others. Perhaps this is why Atlantis Marine World includes a gigantic reef aquarium, which contains 20,000 gallons (75,000 L) of seawater and the largest aquarium-grown biomass of stony corals in the world. Perhaps most exciting, the exhibit is now witnessing regular spawning events of many reef fish species from anthias to large tangs and wrasses.
He has consulted with many public Aquariums worldwide, and has also presented reef-keeping lectures throughout the United States, Canada, and Europe. Prior to co-founding the Long Island Aquarium, Yaiullo worked with the Riverhead Foundation for Marine Research and Preservation, and served as Exhibits Director at the Okeanos Ocean Research Foundation. While working as a Senior Aquarist with the New York Aquarium, he played an integral role in the design and construction of the 22,000-square foot Discovery Cove building, winner of the 1990 American Zoo and Aquarium Association Certificate of Achievement award. Yaiullo is a graduate of Southampton College, Long Island University (Southampton, NY).
