Dear Pacific Northwest Shell Club Members,
As a former PNWSC member (and Club Vice President - early 1980's), I wanted
to reconnect with you in light of my current research here in Germany. I am
performing phylogenetic and phylogeographic studies on the minute ellobiid
terrestrial snail Carychium. Is there a member amongst you who would
recognize a Carychium if he/she saw one? Would any of you be willing to
collect some live for me? Although it is winter, they are incredibly hardy
and I just found some (Carychium minimum) last week here in Germany under
frosty branches near a stream. Basically, I need them preserved in 96%
ethanol. If interested, please contact me. If I can send you any European
shells in kind, I will gladly do so.
I look forward to hearing from you.
In the meantime, Happy Holidays.
Best Regards,
Adrienne (Thevenet) Jochum
Institute for Ecology, Evolution and Diversity
Goethe University
Siesmayerstrasse 70
60321 Frankfurt am Main
Germany
On 11/24/08 5:12 AM, "Martin H. Eastburn" <[log in to unmask]>
wrote:
> I like the look see myself.
>
> I noted two items - both picky.
>
> 1. on the home page, the bottom line is sitting on the bottom!
> I'd leave a line afterwards to bring it up a bit - easier to see
> when the GUI line is large as compared.
>
> 2. The home page name the one that would be seen if bookmarked - home 3
> should be the club PNWSC or name or both or the like. Often overlooked.
> Many have "home".
> [ and phew - I checked my company site - and it is ok! ]
>
> I liked the page concept & content - and the shell icons for a menu -
> Good idea.
>
> Martin
>
> Bert Bartleson wrote:
>> Greeting to you from sunny but chilly Washington State. The Pacific
>> Northwest Shell Club [PNWSC] has been working very quickly on developing our
>> website during the last year. We have made great improvements during the
>> last two months. Some of you may have us linked to your web pages and some
>> may not yet have discovered our site. I just wanted to inform members on
>> the list that we have recently uploaded many new shell images from this
>> area. In addition, we have posted several articles from our past
>> newsletters (The Dredgings) onto the website. I hope you will enjoy a visit
>> to our website found at {www.PNWSC.org} or {www.nwshellclub.org}. Any
>> comments or critiques will be appreciated. We plan to add more articles and
>> many new photos during 2009. Good shelling, Bert Bartleson, President PNWSC
>>
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> Martin H. Eastburn
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