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Sinks. I have two.
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Down the long lab bench, toward the hallway.
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Window and room for the future.
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office-table
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office-door
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office-desk
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Cuyahoga River, downtown Kent, August 12, 2012
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Mt. Trempealeau
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Tree on Brady's Bluff
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Mobile Islands
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Mt. Trempealeau from Brady's Bluff
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Trempealeau Bay
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Trempealeau Bay and Mount
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Charles, Colin, Anne, Alea, and Mackenzie after the expo.
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Elisabeth shows off the slime she created at another booth.
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Elisabeth making blue slime at another booth.
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Lots of folks got a feel for fluvial processes.
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Getting hands on with the stream.
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We were briefly filmed by a local news channel.
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Colin and Mackenzie guide some stream explorations.
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My fantastic team of stream scientists - Charles, Colin, Elisabeth, Alea, and Mackenzie.
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Looking from the student union towards the expo entrance.
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Once an hour we had to compete with explosion- and fire-rich chemistry demos next door.
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Even Elisabeth and Lawson abandoned the stream for one set of chemistry demos.
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Colin talks to some kids about anthropogenic impacts on streams.
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A wide view of our area, early in the day before we got super crowded.
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A poster Colin created for those who wanted to learn more about urban hydrology and stormwater management.
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Colin and Mackenzie helping kids get hands-on with the stream.
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The groundwater model was pretty "polluted" by the end of the day.
