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Subject: Pinhole Digest #1586 - 09/21/04
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Pinhole Digest #1586 - Tuesday, September 21, 2004

Re: pinhole Ozone Smell
 by "Gilles Poitras" <gpoitras@ggu.edu>
 Fall Workshops
 by "Blake Wigdahl" <blakew@exploratorium.edu>
 Re: pinhole Fall Workshops
 by "Paul Doherty" <pauld@exploratorium.edu>
 NIH Curriculum Review Article
 by "Karen Kalumuck" <karenk@exploratorium.edu>
 smooth pinholing
 by "Eric Muller" <emuller@exploratorium.edu>

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Subject: Re: pinhole Ozone Smell
From: "Gilles Poitras" <gpoitras@ggu.edu>
Date: Mon, 20 Sep 2004 08:36:41 -0700

>>> zeke_kossover@yahoo.com - 9/18/04 2:10 PM >>>

>> Why do you think that? Most sources I have found indicate that ozone has a distinct smell.

I did further checking. My initial statement was based on and statement by a co-worker and some web sites that were frankly wrong. Perhaps this is due to a confusion with regular oxygen which is odorless.

>>> gruth@leadershiphigh.org - 9/17/04 9:33 PM >>>
OK, I'll try to respond to the possessed Ionic Breeze air purifier.

>> Also, I don't think ozone is odorless. My memory both from reading & BART stations is that it has a sharp, metallic-y smell. But I don't remember it smelling at all like bleach.

Some information I have recently found compares it to bleach or a metallic smell.

In any case I am no longer running my filter much when I am home. Running it when I am at work is doing a good job of reducing the dust levels. Ozone is something you don't want to be breathing.

http://www.ehrs.columbia.edu/IndoorAirQuality.html

>>> pauld@exploratorium.edu - 9/19/04 9:13 AM >>>
I Worked with ozone in a research project.

>> PS During our research we discovered tthat ozone could pass right through teflon, that was a surprise since we were using a teflon liner to keep the ozone from reacting with the metal walls of our container.

Now that is cool!!!!

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Subject: Fall Workshops
From: "Blake Wigdahl" <blakew@exploratorium.edu>
Date: Mon, 20 Sep 2004 09:58:15 -0700

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Hello all,

You should be receiving, in the mail, this Fall's Alumni workshop =
schedule
and registration form (if you do not receive the mailing, please send me =
an
email with your current address, phone, and email so I can check and =
update
our records). Class sizes are limited and fill up fast. Registration =
is
on a first come, first served basis and the quickest way to register is =
on
our alumni website, which is ready to take registrations. Please =
remember
to print out a copy of your registration and bring it to the first =
workshop
you attend. We have had some computer problems in the passed and want =
make
sure it doesn't happen again. Also, remember that if you do not hear =
from
us, it means you have been reenrolled in your first and second choice
classes. We will only contact those who we were unable to enroll in a
class. Thanks and have a wonderful Fall Semester.

Blake

=20

Blake Wigdahl

Program Coordinator

Exploratorium Teacher Institute

3601 Lyon Street

San Francisco, CA 94123

(415) 561-0313

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Hello all,

You should be receiving, in the mail, this =
Fall’s
Alumni workshop schedule and registration form (if you do not receive =
the
mailing, please send me an email with your current address, phone, and =
email so
I can check and update our records).   Class sizes are limited =
and
fill up fast.   Registration is on a first come, first served =
basis
and the quickest way to register is on our alumni website, which is =
ready to
take registrations.   Please remember to print out a copy of =
your
registration and bring it to the first workshop you attend.  We =
have had
some computer problems in the passed and want make sure it doesn’t =
happen
again.    Also, remember that if you do not hear from us, =
it
means you have been reenrolled in your first and second choice
classes.   We will only contact those who we were unable to =
enroll in
a class.   Thanks and have a wonderful Fall =
Semester.

Blake

Blake Wigdahl

Program Coordinator

Exploratorium Teacher Institute

3601 Lyon Street

San Francisco, CA 94123

(415) 561-0313

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Subject: Re: pinhole Fall Workshops
From: "Paul Doherty" <pauld@exploratorium.edu>
Date: Mon, 20 Sep 2004 09:50:24 -0700

Hi Blake

I saw Bonnie Sachatelo-Sawyer at ASTC.

She says hello.

Paul D

On Mon, 20 Sep 2004 09:58:15 -0700
"Blake Wigdahl" <blakew@exploratorium.edu> wrote:
>Hello all,
>
>You should be receiving, in the mail, this Fall's Alumni
>workshop schedule
>and registration form (if you do not receive the mailing,
>please send me an
>email with your current address, phone, and email so I
>can check and update
>our records). Class sizes are limited and fill up fast.
> Registration is
>on a first come, first served basis and the quickest way
>to register is on
>our alumni website, which is ready to take registrations.
> Please remember
>to print out a copy of your registration and bring it to
>the first workshop
>you attend. We have had some computer problems in the
>passed and want make
>sure it doesn't happen again. Also, remember that if
>you do not hear from
>us, it means you have been reenrolled in your first and
>second choice
>classes. We will only contact those who we were unable
>to enroll in a
>class. Thanks and have a wonderful Fall Semester.
>
>Blake
>
>
>
>Blake Wigdahl
>
>Program Coordinator
>
>Exploratorium Teacher Institute
>
>3601 Lyon Street
>
>San Francisco, CA 94123
>
>(415) 561-0313
>
>
>

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Subject: NIH Curriculum Review Article
From: "Karen Kalumuck" <karenk@exploratorium.edu>
Date: Mon, 20 Sep 2004 14:25:14 -0700

Hi Everyone!

Check out the TI Staff/TI Alum reveiw of National Institutes of
Health Curriculum supplements!

Tina Doss, Chair of Biology at Carlmont High School and TI Alum, and
I reviewed 2 free NIH Curriculum supplements for Biology, ("Genetics
and Human Variation" and "Cell Biology and Cancer". Our review is
published in the current issue of the online journal "Cell Biology
Education". You can access it (for free) at:
http://www.cellbioed.org/articles/vol3no3/toc.cfm

Thanks also to the pinholers who sent me comments about your
experiences using these supplements --- Frank McNutt, Katie Ward,
Melissa Hero, Greg Schaal, and Mary Rustia. Your valuable
contributions are acknowledged at the end of the article. It's the
power of the Pinhole in action!

NIH also has free curriculum supplements for middle and high school,
and the information on how to find these is in the article. Enjoy!

---Karen

-- Karen E. Kalumuck, Ph.D. Biologist/Educator Exploratorium Teacher Institute 3601 Lyon St. San Francisco, CA 94123 415-561-0388 FAX 415-561-0307

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Subject: smooth pinholing From: "Eric Muller" <emuller@exploratorium.edu> Date: Mon, 20 Sep 2004 14:38:43 -0700

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