2018/04/26
2018/04/25
2018/04/23
Fantasy Faire 2018
The tenth annual Fantasy Faire is a magical, exciting event for visitors to explore and enjoy a variety of art, entertainment and shopping spots spanning across 15 unique regions. Every region and experience is designed to support the American Cancer Society's Relay For Life organization. The Fantasy Faire team will take proceeds from the event to support the construction of an American Cancer Society facility in Nairobi, Kenya. Come and enjoy the Literary Festival, dance and experience the magic that is Fantasy Faire 2018. This event ends April 29.
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Just arrived at the entrance venue. We are noticed this event is helping Relay for Life.
Many posters here for invition to the hunt games.
Nice posters
There are many places to go, I choose a slope to the sky.
Wow ! nice view of venue. It looks like Siam.
There are many shops and I visited the one.
I found the beautiful flying cranes.
I visited some other shops in this venue.
Great view of the venue in the sunset.
Many posters here for invition to the hunt games.
Nice posters
There are many places to go, I choose a slope to the sky.
Wow ! nice view of venue. It looks like Siam.
There are many shops and I visited the one.
I found the beautiful flying cranes.
Great view of the venue in the sunset.
2018/04/22
“Updating Darwinian Evolution Part I: Insights from Genes and Genomes”
Darwin’s Theory of Evolution was a landmark event in science, providing an explanation for the origin of the diverse lifeforms on the Earth. Notably, it was largely a construct of deduction from observations. In the over 150 years of the existence of this theory, scientists have provided the nuts and bolts of how evolution works. Notable discoveries include DNA and how it encodes genes, how genes lead to characteristics, the ability to compare genomes, and experimentally measure population dynamics. What Darwin Never Knew (PBS 2009) covers some of the molecular examples of how evolution works. This presentation will summarize the key examples from the documentary. You are welcome to watch the documentary in advance and ask specific questions; however, the talk is designed for those unfamiliar with the documentary topics.
The first talk will be based on “What Darwin Never Knew”.
Watching before hand will be good but not necessary. By Dr. Stephen L. Gasior.
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