Diffraction Grating Validation
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Validate the new Bank of Canada polymer bills by shining a laser pointer through the frosted maple leaf window. The window acts as a diffraction grating and will display the face value of the bill:
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Validate the new Bank of Canada polymer bills by shining a laser pointer through the frosted maple leaf window. The window acts as a diffraction grating and will display the face value of the bill:
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My recent trip to Cozumel was a huge success! Sarah and I spent a total of 10 days in Mexico in February: 3 in Playa del Carmen and 7 in Cozumel, and we had a blast.
Click the ‘continue reading’ link if you’d like to hear more about the trip:
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With the lack of attention I’ve given this website over the last year, it would be apt to rename it Ross’ Cozumel Blog. Well, here goes another Cozumel themed post, this time for Cozumel 2012!
This year we’ve got 15 divers coming down to Blue Angel Resort in Cozumel; for 7 of them, this will be their first time diving in Open Water! The rest of us have a big week ahead as well, with Night, Deep and PPB specialties running through the week, along with a Rescue Diver Course and my own Emergency First Responder Instructor course.
When you are packing, remember that I put together a kick-ass to-do list, and if you’re looking to read a little bit more about the Cozumel experience check out the Blue Angel Scuba School’s blog and one recent traveller’s thoughts on a her trip to the area. Our guidebook can be downloaded to assuage our friends and family and strike jealousy into their hearts!
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My experiences with the U of A Scuba club in Cozumel were resoundingly successful – so much so that I’m taking on the planning of next year’s trip! I didn’t post as much as I’d wanted to, so here are some of the other fun things we did while we were in Mexico.
Click continue reading for the rest of the trip:
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Not much to say. Enjoy.