T I P of the M O N T H

The flexible arm cameras which are being touted around these days only have a 1/3 inch chip.

ENUFF SAID

Whaddya mean , enuff said? Some of 'em are only 1/4 inch!

Tip #2 Contributed by Science Teacher Jerry Kirkhart (jkirkhart35@comcast.net)

who wallows in the luxury of having two cameras . With his MACRO-Zoom lens camera he shows the Parasitology class whole Tapeworms, then the proglottids, and then flips the A/B switch to the camera on his Microscope, where he really makes an impression with those vicious mouth parts.

To quote him

"Super for showing the whole worm, scolex, and then switch to the microscope and do not forget Darkfield, Phase, Polarizing, and even Brightfield. Wait until your students see the hooks on Taenia with phase microscopy! They will surely cook their food, wash their hands and maybe even floss"!

Jerry has others.... dealing with Flukes, Mitosis , plant parts , skin and Bone sections , histology stuff and more... e-Mail him for more info

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