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Living It: January 2011
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Monday, January 31, 2011. Poisonous apples- only tortoises can eat them. even the leaves and bark can affect humans. My task for the next two days is to figure out what this plant is- my professor didn’t know so I am using it for the topic of my botany project that everyone has to do. Igaunas outside of Casa Rosada. Posted by Hannah Elise. Saturday, January 29, 2011. Start of the Weekend. It fell off the hook before I pulled it in the boat, but at least there is one picture as evidence. When the fishing ...
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Living It: Finished Video!!!!
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Friday, June 10, 2011. Nate and Joris have finished editing the video they were filming while we were in Formentera and have posted it online. If you've looked at my pictures and wondered what the lizards look like in motion, here it is! I still can't get over how professional this movie is from the filming to the editing (and even music choice! This is a quality video. Enough talk! Posted by Hannah Elise. Labels: Cold Blooded Cannibals. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). My name is Hannah!
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Living It: Bull Fight
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Thursday, June 2, 2011. From the outside, this place is magnificent. As you come out of the metro, the area opens up into a swarm of people and vendors underneath a Colosseum-type structure. Of course, the Spanish flag flies high in the sky. Inside is just as beautiful(minus the view of the pole). Most of the people appeared to be regulars, but there was also a share of tourists looking confused like us. The matador lost his cape.oh no! But he got it back. Matador in the last stage with the red cape.
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Living It: Sunday Funday
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Monday, May 30, 2011. Sunday was a day full of museums. I personally am not a huge fan of art museums, but I can tolerate them for small periods of time, especially when it is modern art. We planned it out so we hit the free entrance times of the museums. First up was the Reina Sofia. It had some weird and beautiful temporary exhibits,. But also really interesting collection pieces by Picasso including the giant Guernica. Of which pictures are not allowed) and this. Terrapins at Atocha Station. Just 1 Mi...
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Living It: June 2011
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Friday, June 10, 2011. Nate and Joris have finished editing the video they were filming while we were in Formentera and have posted it online. If you've looked at my pictures and wondered what the lizards look like in motion, here it is! I still can't get over how professional this movie is from the filming to the editing (and even music choice! This is a quality video. Enough talk! Posted by Hannah Elise. Labels: Cold Blooded Cannibals. Thursday, June 2, 2011. The matador lost his cape.oh no! When the t...
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Living It: Exploring the Solar System...Oh, and Madrid
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Sunday, May 29, 2011. Exploring the Solar System.Oh, and Madrid. Our second day in Madrid started out with a guided city tour provided by our hostel.for free! There were only 5 of us and we had a really great guide. She showed us the major highlights of the city and the stories behind it without giving boring information. I am slowly getting my bearings and learning to find the way from one plaza to another without looking at the map. We also saw Restaurante Botin. The Catedral de Santa María la Real de ...
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Living It: February 2011
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Friday, February 25, 2011. You want to know what I've been working on over the past week and consistently for the past 12 hours? Oh, you do? Here it is in rough draft form and no graphs (but trust me they are gorgeous). The Galapagos Islands are home to a variety of flora and fauna, whose actions are magnified by the partial isolation of the islands. Lytechinus semituberculatus. Is a type of brown algae that grows on rocky or hard substrates also to a depth of 20 meters. The plants can grow up to 15 ...
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Living It: April 2011
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Saturday, April 30, 2011. Your citizens need cheap peanut butter while abroad! For dinner we make things like chicken nuggets (€2.43 per bag in the frozen section), tortellini (€1.62 per bag), or pasta (€0.54 per large bag) along with frozen veggies. We also eat fruit, chips, yogurt, crackers, and other snacks throughout the day, which are also cheap. Posted by Hannah Elise. Friday, April 29, 2011. Posted by Hannah Elise. Wednesday, April 27, 2011. Ibiza is the island in the background. The water here is...
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Living It: March 2011
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Wednesday, March 30, 2011. Sierra Negra y Volcan Chico. Sierra Negra caldera- doesn't even fit in one frame! Another day in the classroom- our professor Falk with Ryan and Colby. View down the slopes of Volcan Chico to the water. Posted by Hannah Elise. Thursday, March 24, 2011. The internet connection to Isabela has not been functioning for the past 48 hours and was rather inconvenient when I had to sign up and pay a deposit for my housing next year before my spot was given away! Other exciting news- la...
