The following boat trip request has been received. We will contact you a
week in advance of the proposed trip to let you know if we are able to
fulfill your request. <p>

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<tr><td>Your Name:<td>Kim Holzer
<tr><td>Your Email Address:<td>holzer@virginia.edu
<tr><td>Principal Investigator you are working with: 
<td>kmcglathery 

<tr><td>Requested date of boat trip:<td>06/14/05.  If more than one
day is needed: 4

<tr><td>Destination: <td>Other
Diopatra Site (leaving from Oyster)
<tr><td>Purpose of Trip: <td>Set-up, monitor and remove experiment 
<tr><td>Number of people: <td>2
<tr><td>Requested Departure Time: <td>6:00
<tr><td>Requested Pick Up Time for Return: <td>10:00
<tr><td>Need continuing boat access?: <td>No
<tr><td>Tidal Stage Needed: <td>Low_tide
<tr><td>Boat Preference: <td>24_ft_Privateer

<tr><td>Equipment Needs
<td>GPS: navGPS
<tr><td>Need loaner cell phone: <td>Need_cell

<tr><td>Comments:<td>We need 3 days to conduct the proposed Diopatra experiment. I am flexible 
about site location and boat preference (easy to get to is a plus). I figure 
it will take ~ 2-3 hours to accomplish our tasks in the field on the first 
(June 14) and last (June 16) day . The second day should not take more than 
30 minutes, but there is a chance that Luke Cole (Karen's new PhD student) 
would like to take seagrass cores in South Bay on the second day (June 15th). 
FYI: Luke and I will collaborate for the month of June. 
Thank you,
Kim
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