Excerpt and video from Ocean’s Future: ‘Goodbye Big Fish, Hello Small Fish’

“… researchers at the University of British Columbia thought to name a project to predict future ocean conditions after Nereus. Now, the initial computer simulations are out.”

Nereus Ocean Visualization from Nereus Program on Vimeo.

The Nereus Program website is at http://nereusprogram.org

Read more at Earthfix: Ocean’s Future: ‘Goodbye Big Fish, Hello Small Fish’ and the Nereus Program website.

Bag It Intro from Suzan Beraza on Vimeo.

The Port Townsend Food Coop presents the PBS aired documentary BAG IT at 1 pm on Sunday, February 12 at the Rose Theater. The event is without charge, and a panel discussion period is scheduled afterward at about 2:15 pm. Doors open about 12:30 pm.

Original post - May 22, 2011 @ 15:21:

Natural History Exhibit at Port Townsend’s Ft. Worden campus, across from the Marine Science Center, will show the PBS aired documentary BAG IT at 6 pm on Wednesday evening, May 25. The event is without charge, and a discussion period is scheduled afterward.

http://baqitmovie.com

Port Townsend Web Developers

Port Townsend Web Developers at MeetUp.com was founded Oct 22, 2011 by Lynn Zephryna, and has held 2 MeetUps in Port Townsend. A third gathering is scheduled - Coffee & Code, for Saturday, February 4, 2012, and 11 members have signed up.

Port Townsend CoLab

Coworking kick-off day for the Port Townsend CoLab was Monday, January 16, 2012, in the Team Jefferson office at 2410 Washington Street.

Participation is free, and the space is available every Monday, 1:30 - 4:30 pm, and Friday, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm, while hosted at Team Jefferson. A coordinating group of Frank DePalma, Heather Nollette and Leif Hansen are investigating permanent space in Port Townsend with flexible memberships for coworker activity.

For more information about coworking worldwide, Deskmag works.

Participate in the two largest traditional boat festivals in Europe with John Calogero of the Northwest Maritime Center as your guide! For 12 days we will immerse ourselves in the many cultures and maritime traditions represented, first in the festival in Brest followed by the festival in Douarnenez, both on the Atlantic coast of Brittany.

The trip includes hotel with breakfast, admission to the festivals, fees for sailing aboard traditional vessels, and transportation between Brest and Douarnenez. Group size is limited to 10 participants. Fee is $2895 + air.

More information at the Northwest Maritime Center - France Trip