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12 October, 1998
The weather forecast for today predicted storms, so the planes from
Christchurch were cancelled. Unfortunately for them and those stuck
here, but good for the rest of us, the weather turned out to be
beautiful. As I look out at the horizon there are so many beautiful
colors- blues, purple, orange, peach, etc... with Mt. Discovery as a
backdrop- it's a view that I won't get tired of. I spent most of the
day in the lab- testing insulin doses. I tried 3 different doses along
with vehichle controls. I am also trying to see how long the affects of
an insulin will last, so I bled and injected the fish this morning and
then needed to bleed them again every four hours. At least I am getting
the hang of bleeding! Other members of the research group were out
refueling the fish huts and helping to collect tissue samples from a
very large fish called "Dissostichus Mawsoni" weighing in at about 40
pounds. The record weight of this type of fish is 212 pounds!! We are
all excited about a helicopter trip we have planned for tomorrow, so
more later.
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