Paramecium santaclausii

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Season's Greetings to everyone on the forum.

By the way, I knew I had a use for that pink Paramecium!

oh, and I spotted the Plough or Big Dipper and Orion in your greeting, Ken...
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Deep frozen paramecium for Xmas Dinner! Seasons Greeting Graham.
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8) 8) Cool, Very Cool. Novel greeting Graham. All the best to you and yours :D

Oh, by the way. There is one constellation in there that does not really belong with the others because it is a northern hemisphere system. (W) The other two are equatorial and southern systems. 8)
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Deep frozen paramecium for Xmas Dinner!
Do you have to use a microtome to slice these for dinner :?: :shock: :D

Happy Holidays to one and all :D :!: :D
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Totally radical dude!

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:D You know Tom, now that you have brought it up, we or should I say ya'all, have been discussing flash photography and so on but no one has addressed the critical preparation of specimens for photographing. I can carve a ham or a turkey but do a cs or ls of a plant stem or other tissue I have no idea. Anyone have any suggestions for a homemade microtome without "cutting out" the flash photography discussions (no pun intended) :?:
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Hi ya' Ken :D

I can't carve a turkey or a Paramecium :!: :shock: :D

I've used just about every hand microtome I could find for under $200 and I can't cut a section worth a darn. When the remainder of my "gain share" is paid to us in February I am going to purchase a used rotary microtome off of eBay. I've been wanting to prepare my own botanical and tissue samples since I got back into photomicrography. That was a big part of my job some 25+ years ago when I was a microscopist/forensic photographer for our county coroner's office.

Best regards as always, :D
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:shock: You were a photographer for the coroners office?? Hey guys! Don't let Tom take any pictures of ya. Guarantee they won't come out good! :lol:
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Hey ya' Ken :!:

I just shot 'em like I found 'em :shock: :!: Hey :!: ...Wait a minute :!: ...I didn't shoot 'em :shock: :!: ...I just photographed 'em :!: ...Honest :!: ...Somebody else shot 'em :!: ...Really :shock: :!: ...Take those handcuffs off me, officer :!: :!: ..."Shoot 'em" is just a figure of speach :shock: :!: ... :D
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I love all this Tom - you are the best group of people I have ever come across on the internet! :lol:
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Naaa KenV, Tom's just crazy 8) :D not sane like me (Gulp !!) He really did do the shooting M8t.

Well thanks Graham and all the best back at ya. Well done :D

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