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Taylor Swift: Secrets She Keeps
Uncover Taylor Swift's secrets: from cryptic clues and private relationships to philanthropy and reinvention. Explore the enigma of her close-knit inner circle.
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You Are Quite the Human Friend
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Love, Goodbye, a Friend
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You're Love(d)
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Wish I Didn't Miss You
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Casually Forbidden
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Give Chance a Chance
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Discombobulated Explanation of Relation
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I've Made Something Beautiful for You
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Everything Is Perfect
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Let's Not Connect
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A Brief Embrace
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Live, Laugh, Loved
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I'd Love to See You Grow
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Someone Else
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We Were Here, and They Were There
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It's Lovely to Meet You, That's All...
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Fish-Buying Tips: How to Choose Healthy Aquarium Fish
Find out what to look for when adding new fish to your aquarium to make sure your new pets are healthy and fit.
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Something Like a Smile
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I Liked You
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How to Observe Your Fish
What to look for in healthy and sick fish and how that helps you keep a successful, thriving aquarium
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Business Plan for Aquaculture of Anguilla rostrata
To grow a safe, sustainable, superior quality, competitively priced Anguilla rostrata (American Eel) product for the high-end niche seafood markets of Europe, Asia, and some of North America. There have been and continue to be repeated instances of...
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Paul Dobbins and his Aquaculture Adventure
Paul Dobbins is currently employed as the owner of Ocean Approved. He began his work as a scalloper during college in order to pay for tuition while being on the water. He later moved into the biotechnology industry but did not want to spend the...
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Ecological Surveys of Littorina littorea Populations in Mount Hope Bay, Bristol, Rhode Island
Conducting biological surveys is invaluable to scientists attempting to understand changes in ecological systems, population dynamics, and organism behavior. Depending on the species and locations being observed, the most ideal survey methods may...
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Returning to Regular
I raised my voice in an effort to achieve silence. It wasn’t about the debt, not as much as it was, at least. Emotions bubbled like boiling magma, pushing outward with viscous force until they finally burst, only to form the basis for the next...
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Me the People
Cool, calm, and collected, as they say. Your fingers mechanically bounce across a standardized plastic terrain, sending messages with the authority of someone unfamiliar with power. Despite this, compliance exists, inducing personality shifts as you...
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Developing a Regulatory Regime for Aquaculture Products
As the U.S. population grows, so does the demand for seafood. Wild fisheries alone no longer have the ability to supply a sufficient amount of seafood in a sustainable manner. In order to meet the rising demand, the Department of Commerce and the...
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Being Happy and All That Comes With It
“You know you want to get down!” he belted, dropping words out of his mouth like rocks off a cliff, and oh, was he right. I wanted it, no, I craved it. I needed it. It hurt to hear, but that didn’t make it any less irresistible. The weight of...
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Plants, Photosynthesis, and the RbcL Gene
Plants are a fundamental part of the existence of life. They utilize the energy of the sun in conjunction with inorganic compounds to manufacture carbohydrates and create biomass (Freeman, 2008).
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Maximizing Copepod Aquaculture in the Presence of Ciliate Contamination through Temperature Control
Introduction: Copepods are not only an important natural food source for numerous juvenile and larval marine fish species, but are often the preferred live food for rearing carnivorous and omnivorous larval fish in an aquaculture setting as well...
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A Quick Hesitation
A quick hesitation, then I made the decision. I walked briskly to a place of comfortable interactions, the house of a friend. I nudged the half-cracked door open and grabbed a seat across from some familiar faces. We exchanged small talk with big...
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I, Them, and the Things They Didn't
An hour or so had passed and my changing surroundings began to distract me from any previous sense of anxiety. People passed in and out of the foreign doors that feigned protection, only sort of invited. I watched, listened, and attempted...
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Finding Nothing in Something
He moved with a purpose to his stride, averting the eyes of passersby. His hat was tilted, shading his face from some nonexistent source of light. It was black, like the rest of his outfit. Not because of some sort of dismal outlook towards life...
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Cosmic Christ and the Art of Alex Grey
Cosmic Christ by Alex Grey
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The Effects of Light Intensity and Photoperiod on Marine Fish Larvae
Through extensive review of laboratory-conducted studies and quality research, much data has been compiled regarding the effects of light on marine fish larvae. Light intensity, spectrum, and photoperiod have all been found to have significant...
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Why Have Biological Filters in Aquariums?
Fish excrete nitrogenous waste into their surroundings in the form of urea, uric acid, and feces. In the closed environment of an aquarium, this waste compiles without any method of dilution or removal other than filtration and water changes. Since...
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The Concept of Surrealism
Surrealism began in Europe, specifically France, in the 1920’s after World War I and before the start of the Second World War. Times were tough; people were of course happy to be out of war, but the state of things had not much improved since. An...