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Joel Sheffield <[log in to unmask]>
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Hi All,

I may have missed it, but it seems to me that one should not omit the 
operator of the fsu website, Michael Davidson, from this discussion.  
His site provides both historical and practical information at all 
levels.  I would think that he might be very helpful if such a 
project were to get off the ground.

I would also suggest that such a project be coordinated through a 
microscopy organization (MSA), and that sources of funding be 
explored:  NSF (through science education)?, Microscope companies? 
etc.


Joel

http://micro.magnet.fsu.edu

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From:           	"Jeffrey L. Travis" <[log in to unmask]>
Subject:        	Re: A microscopy documentary
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> The closest thing to a microscopy documentary I can recall is the 
> Saturday Night Live segment of "Leonard Pinth-Garnell's Bad Musicals" 
> which featured a musical based on the life of Leewenhoek.  This sketch 
> originally aired on December 10, 1977.  A synopsis can be found here:
> http://snlarc.jt.org/detail.php?i=1977121010
> 
> The musical, as I recall, was proclaimed by Pinth-Garnell to be "simply 
> terrible."



Joel B. Sheffield, Ph.D
Department of Biology
Temple University
Philadelphia, PA 19122
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