Thursday, June 23, 2011

Research Report

Results of duffle bag experiment
The null hypothesis that the bag would not be large enough was not supported.  Instead, all the articles in the bag provided a necessary and sufficient set of clothes and personal items, although confirmatory experiments will change the contents for more warmer items for Gig Harbor.  An unexpected data point was that the duffle could also take blue hand baggage used on the plane for easy transporting once on land.

Longitudinal study: Alexis and Ethan walking to school bus stop
<-- Septemebr 2010, first day of school, Ethan 5, Alexis 8

June 2011, penultimate day of school year. Alexis is 9 and Ethan 6 -->



Additional results for the vegetable and herb garden comparative research


Mary's vegetables (grown from seed) and herbs in Gig Harbor, WA










Fort Definace Gardens, Tacaoma, WA. Flourishing dill (which I cannot seem to grow) but little else.



Report from the primary research site, i.e., the DMI conference in the W Hotel, Seattle, is in first draft stages and not yet ready to be released.

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