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...basically wrote him into the story without asking him,” Hillenburg says, “which is a really dangerous thing to do when you are under a tight deadline. But we needed a person that we associate with the ocean like Jacques Cousteau or something and Hasselhoff became the person to represent the quintessential lifeguard. So, crossing our fingers, I just called...
When Hillenburg did finally come to control the creative reins, it seems that his education influenced the direction he would take; he studied Marine Resource Planning and Interpretation in college and later taught at the Ocean Institute in Dana Point, Calif...
...once during the debates or political rallies did any candidate seriously scrutinize the subject of space travel and exploration. Let's face it: space is a lost cause these days. Science in general is hurting. We know the geography of Iraq better than we know the ocean depths. Back in the cold war era, science blossomed because of funding provided for nuclear-weapons research. In ancient times, scientific ideas prospered as people discovered and explored the new out of sheer curiosity. Imagine a universe just 50 years in the future in which a summer house on Mars is perfectly affordable...
...Robert Klein Gallery hosts this exhibition of startling and stark black and white seascape photographs taken by Chris Hooper. Hooper, whose work is continuously showcased nationally at galleries in New York and California, is a renowned landscape photographer who captures his love of the ocean his latest series. Through Nov. 13. Robert Klein Gallery, 38 Newbury Street. Call (617) 267-7997 for more information...
...once during the debates or political rallies did any candidate seriously scrutinize the subject of space travel and exploration. Let's face it: space is a lost cause these days. Science in general is hurting. We know the geography of Iraq better than we know the ocean depths. Back in the cold war era, science blossomed because of funding provided for nuclear-weapons research. In ancient times, scientific ideas prospered as people discovered and explored the new out of sheer curiosity. Imagine a universe just 50 years in the future in which a summer house on Mars is perfectly affordable...