An excerpt from Katy Muldoon's article in The Oregonian
All of it is part of an experiment that Oregon State University marine researchers plan early next year during Tooley migrations. They hope to learn whether low-power acoustic devices -- this one emitting a single "whoop," then a rising "whoop-whoop-whoop," -- can prevent Tooleys from approaching wave-energy platforms and cables that might one day occupy waters off Oregon and elsewhere.
In other related news, my roommate claims a friend of his goes to Brown with the Emma Watson. Apparently in a class that they're in together, Emma answered the professor's question correctly. The professor replied something to the effect of, "Good Job Miss Watson." A guy in the back yelled, "Ten Points for Gryffindor!"
Both of these pieces of information made my morning.
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