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March 3, 2016

Blue Cod Published

In the holiday house on Mahurangi East (see my previous post about the lost car keys) I found an issue of the NZ Fishing World magazine. There was this “letter to editor” article about blue cod fishing in Marlborough Sounds inside. It caught my eyes because they used one of my pictures of blue cod to […]

February 2, 2016

Car Keys: Underwater Search And Recovery

Last weekend we practiced underwater search and recovery techniques … unwillingly, I must admit. And we learned some lessons we will remember. On Friday morning we packed our car with the equipment, took our small RIB and headed to Mahurangi Harbour, where we booked a holiday bach for one night. When we arrived to the […]

January 19, 2016

Financial Web Application

The application allows users to manage their tasks related to quotes/jobs. Feature-rich front-end built in ExtJS 4.x with Python Django back-end for data persistence. Back-end scheduled processes running using Node.js.

January 19, 2016

Calendar Web Application

Calendar web application, embedded into a WordPress website and mobile device friendly. Allows relievers to manage their calendars with availability information. Schools can search for available relievers and send them job offers. Front-end interactive features developed in jQuery, back-end in Codeigniter MVC.

January 10, 2016

It is Quiet in Matheson Bay

Some time ago I mentioned in my article on Matheson Bay, leatherjacket is the king of the kelp forest there … especially in winter. Mainly because it was the only fish I could see there. Recently (December 2015) I visited the bay again. There were more fish there than the last time, mainly juvenile spotties. […]

November 24, 2015

Walk in Park

When there is a storm in the forest it’s safer to go for a walk to a sheltered park area. A similar approach is true in the sea as well. When the sea is rough on the open coast, there are sheltered places in harbours suitable for an underwater walk. They are usually quite murky, […]

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