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Hi there.
I'm typing this because I know of a Kickstarter Project in need of support that I thought might be of interest to people like you.
A Team of people located in Edinburgh in the United Kingdom are currently trying to build a fleet of aquatic robots whose function is to travel across damaged coral reefs and transplant healthy pieces of coral into them. These robots are known as "Coral-Bots". The fleet of Coral-Bots is almost complete. All that is required is for the robots to be fitted with "eyes" that can allow them to see the healthy coral, and arms with which they can transplant the coral.
The project needs $107,000.00 in order to be funded, and it needs to reach its goal by May 27th at 6:13 AM EDT. As of this post, they currently have $29,159.00. I decided to help the project along by seeking out people I think would be interested in helping fund it. If you would like to see the project, here is a link to the Kickstarter page.
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By the way, I apologize if I seemed weird by just up and showing you this just completely out of the blue. Again, just trying to get some support for this project. Sure, I could just post a journal entry about it or something, but I don't think the people I want to reach would see it. Still, sorry if I seemed weird by doing this.
That said, let me know what you think of this project once you see the link, if you would like to that is. I also hope you consider funding this project.
I'm typing this because I know of a Kickstarter Project in need of support that I thought might be of interest to people like you.A Team of people located in Edinburgh in the United Kingdom are currently trying to build a fleet of aquatic robots whose function is to travel across damaged coral reefs and transplant healthy pieces of coral into them. These robots are known as "Coral-Bots". The fleet of Coral-Bots is almost complete. All that is required is for the robots to be fitted with "eyes" that can allow them to see the healthy coral, and arms with which they can transplant the coral.
The project needs $107,000.00 in order to be funded, and it needs to reach its goal by May 27th at 6:13 AM EDT. As of this post, they currently have $29,159.00. I decided to help the project along by seeking out people I think would be interested in helping fund it. If you would like to see the project, here is a link to the Kickstarter page.
[link]
By the way, I apologize if I seemed weird by just up and showing you this just completely out of the blue. Again, just trying to get some support for this project. Sure, I could just post a journal entry about it or something, but I don't think the people I want to reach would see it. Still, sorry if I seemed weird by doing this.
That said, let me know what you think of this project once you see the link, if you would like to that is. I also hope you consider funding this project.
Can i submit Fanarts? ^^°
To bad to see your site is closed. I like what U had going.
Sorry I had to withdraw my paintings.
Good luck in your future plans
Sorry I had to withdraw my paintings.
Good luck in your future plans
As most of you know, I'm currently in a contest to go to Antarctica with Julie Scardina, the curator of animal training at sea world here in san diego. I need to stay in the top 5 until august 31, and I'm currently in 6th and down by over 100 votes. I'm asking for your help in the form of votes, because winning this contest would be such a huge deal for me. You see, I want to be an orca trainer at sea world in san diego, and I feel that knowing Julie would be such a good thing for me. Also, going to Antarctica would be such a great experience for me, not only because Julie is going, but also because i'd get to see so many animals I'd be working with (penguins, orcas, whales, etc) in their natural habitat, which everyone knows is one of the best ways to learn about these animals. So please, please, if you have time, vote for me and pass it on to other people? It means so so much to me.....you do have to register and confirm your email address, but no one who has cast their vote for me has gotten emails. Please, this means the world to me. [link] REALLY need people to KEEP voting and passing this on. ♥,Brittany
I think we should have a separate file in the gallery for sea shells. There is lots of shell stock out there.
As you wish! I just added it. I think I thought about that before but the day that I set the account up DA was acting up and I had to create the folders 5 times before they stayed!
I was wondering if you would like to affiliate with my group #CetaceanWatch? thanks.
thanks.