Mr. Tim Askew Jr.

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  Within 15 minutes, the Johnson-Sea-Link was in the water for the first dive, with Dr. Edie Widder in the front sphere, along with pilot Tim Askew, and Erika Heine a graduate student, in the aft chamber with pilot Alan Fuller.

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  Tim Askew, Chairman, RVOC

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  Tim Askew, Chairman, RVOC called meeting to order.
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  SOCP - (Tim Askew): See presentation.

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  We (this being the royal "we", as submersible pilot Tim Askew Jr. was doing all the of the work) managed to get two small crabs (1 to 2 inches wide) and 6 tiny ones(1/2 inch wide) into the Bio-Boxes, and I looked forward to retrieving some additional crabs in my traps - as well as seeing the condition of the bait bag - when they were retrieved in the morning (having not seen a single disgusting hagfish on the entire dive).

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  When submersible pilot Tim Askew Jr. attempted to recover the traps with the claw on the end of the manipulator arm, he had to shake the trap several times to get the cancer crabs to let go.

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  Marsh Youngbluth and sub pilot Tim Askew Jr. were in the forward sphere, while the aft compartment was occupied by research assistant Helen Mayoral and sub crew Alan Fuller.
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  In addition to the usual cargo of Nanomia cara colonies, Marsh and Tim captured a deep-sea cranchid squid and a midwater cirrate octopus (Stauroteuthis syrtensis) at 800 m. The 20 cm long squid had two large and darkly pigmented eyes but the most striking feature was the animal's ability to be almost transparent one moment and highly freckled in the next.

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  Figure 3: Submersible crew, l. to r.: Al Fuller, Frank Lombardo, Don Liberatore, Tim Askew, Jr., Phil Santos.
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  Submersible Pilot/Technician: Tim Askew, Jr. and Hugo Marrero

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  Tim Askew

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  0830 Meeting called to order by Bob Knox, UNOLS Chair,... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/27/2002    Last Visited: 10/2/2008  

  Research Vessel Operators' Committee (RVOC), Tim Askew - Tim gave the report for Steve Rabalais who could not attend due to inclement weather in the Gulf region.
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  Tim reviewed the Agenda for the upcoming RVOC Annual Meeting to be hosted by Moss Landing Marine Laboratories and Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institution on October 15-17, 2002.The agenda can be viewed at http://www.unols.org/meetings/2002/200210rvo/200210rvoag.html

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  Engineer Lee Frey is in the sphere with pilot Tim Askew, Jr. He'll use the LoLAR 2 (Low Light Autocalibrating Radiometer) to generate a down-welling light profile at five depths during the descent.
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  The sub goes down again this evening with Mike Matz in the sphere with Tim Askew, Jr.

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