09/19/2014,00:22:41,briankennedy,  We are underway with our water maker part. Our first dive will be in Phoenix Canyon on the 19th. The ROV will be deployed around 0830 then descend to about 1200 meters.   
09/19/2014,11:18:07,briankennedy,on site preparing to dive. Everything looks good for today so far. The weather is expected to build throughout the day so we will keep a close eye on it. 
09/19/2014,12:10:56,Catalina Martinez,Good morning everyone.  All three feeds look good this morning and audio sounds great.  Good luck on the first dive.
09/19/2014,12:11:52,Scott France,Hi Catalina! Excited to get this leg started!
09/19/2014,12:21:14,Catalina Martinez,Hey Scott!  You're looking great on the video. Glad to be working with you again after all these years, albeit remotely!
09/19/2014,12:25:29,melissaryan,Hey Scott and Cat - it's like a MITS 2003 reunion here!  Scott, sorry I missed you out there, didn't realize you were on this leg and not the second one.
09/19/2014,12:27:46,Scott France,Hi Melissa. Ditto!
09/19/2014,12:28:05,Scott France,Deep Discoverer and Seirios are in the water.
09/19/2014,12:28:31,kaseycantwell,Hi all - when will you be connecting the telecon. Mike Ford is here to participate for the midwater life on the way down 
09/19/2014,12:29:16,Scott France,We were planning at approx 0845 for conference call.
09/19/2014,12:29:38,kaseycantwell,Is it possible to connect it early so Mike can talk to you all if he sees something?
09/19/2014,12:30:34,Scott France,Sure. As soon as the vehicles begin descending I'll ask to get it connected.
09/19/2014,12:30:51,Shank Lab,Good morning all.  Working on getting folks into the chat.
09/19/2014,12:30:59,Shank Lab,This is Tim.
09/19/2014,12:31:06,Ellie Bors,This is a test—this is Ellie! 
09/19/2014,12:32:03,Scott France,Good morning Ellie.
09/19/2014,12:32:13,Scott France,Howdy Tim.
09/19/2014,12:35:11,Ellie Bors,Good morning, Scott. 
09/19/2014,12:37:43,Tara Harmer Luke,God morning
09/19/2014,12:38:21,Tara Harmer Luke,Good morning, I mean.
09/19/2014,12:40:09,michaelvecchione,ptreopod
09/19/2014,12:40:21,michaelvecchione,pseudothecosome pteropod
09/19/2014,12:41:56,Scott France,Beginning descent
09/19/2014,12:44:15,michaelford,first salp chain there
09/19/2014,12:49:08,peterauster,Audio is a bit "muffled" here at Mystic Aquarium site.  Is it just us or others experiencing the same problem?
09/19/2014,12:50:44,Scott France,Just passing 315 meters
09/19/2014,12:52:34,Scott France,Hi Tara - can you type out your location so I can announce it without making an error.
09/19/2014,12:53:00,Tara Harmer Luke,Sure.  Stockton College in New Jersey.  And my mic is now muted
09/19/2014,12:55:16,Scott France,Thanks Tara
09/19/2014,13:03:33,michaelford,looks like some solitary salps passing by
09/19/2014,13:05:01,Scott France,Just passing 695 m depth
09/19/2014,13:06:04,Scott France,5.2°C
09/19/2014,13:09:08,cordeslab,Hi everyone, Erik checking in
09/19/2014,13:10:25,Emily Duwan,Emily Duwan here with Peter Auster from Mystic Aquarium
09/19/2014,13:10:36,susanschnur,This is Susan Schnur, checking in from Okeanos Control room.
09/19/2014,13:10:49,michaelvecchione,FSH
09/19/2014,13:11:00,michaelvecchione,SQD
09/19/2014,13:11:03,Ellie Bors,Good morning Susan
09/19/2014,13:11:34,Ellie Bors,(That was Tim Shank).
09/19/2014,13:11:59,susanschnur,Good morning Tim. Thanks for joining us today.
09/19/2014,13:13:48,michaelvecchione,fsh
09/19/2014,13:15:19,Scott France,Passing 1000 m depth
09/19/2014,13:15:32,Scott France,4.6°C
09/19/2014,13:17:25,Scott France,FSH
09/19/2014,13:17:50,Scott France,SIP
09/19/2014,13:18:46,Ellie Bors,Quick reminder that all taxa codes can be found at http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okeanos/collaboration-tools/im-eventlog/dive-codes.html
09/19/2014,13:18:50,susanschnur,We're about 60 m off bottom, not far to go now.
09/19/2014,13:21:08,Scott France,4.36°C, 1163 m
09/19/2014,13:21:27,michaelvecchione,FSH cutthroat eels
09/19/2014,13:22:03,susanschnur,SED
09/19/2014,13:23:33,Ellie Bors,Hovering about 5 m off bottom to get set up. 
09/19/2014,13:24:35,Ellie Bors,SQD
09/19/2014,13:24:36,michaelvecchione,sqd
09/19/2014,13:24:51,michaelvecchione,cutthroat eel
09/19/2014,13:25:37,michaelvecchione,SQD is northern shortfin squid Illex illecebrosus
09/19/2014,13:26:16,susanschnur,Sediment must have plenty of fine particles, considering how long it takes to settle.
09/19/2014,13:26:31,susanschnur,silt/sand
09/19/2014,13:26:50,michaelvecchione,looks like a flatfish
09/19/2014,13:27:46,Ellie Bors,Feature to right of image with possible SPO and ACN. 
09/19/2014,13:27:52,melissaryan,are all these eels long-nosed eels?
09/19/2014,13:28:18,kaseycantwell,what is D2 holding?
09/19/2014,13:28:49,Scott France,We don't have a name for it yet…
09/19/2014,13:29:03,melissaryan,magic wand
09/19/2014,13:29:09,Scott France,But I favor "Sepoke" pronounced "sea-poke"…
09/19/2014,13:29:15,kaseycantwell,what does it do?
09/19/2014,13:29:22,Scott France,Its an idea we had for testing sediment depth
09/19/2014,13:29:31,kaseycantwell,awesome!!!!!
09/19/2014,13:29:53,kaseycantwell,I like Sepoke
09/19/2014,13:30:10,Scott France,Thanks. Please submit your vote to Todd!
09/19/2014,13:31:00,bradstevens,looks like a dipstick
09/19/2014,13:31:14,susanschnur,I'm hoping this sediment probe will work out and that we'll get some areas where we can actually hit hard bottom with the rod.
09/19/2014,13:31:40,susanschnur,Is sediment thickness something that all of you are also interested in measuring?
09/19/2014,13:33:42,kaseycantwell,Susan- it would be interesting to know in some of the area where we have high backscatter but are actually seeing soft sediment 
09/19/2014,13:34:16,susanschnur,Yes, I think we're hoping to do some calibration or testing of backscatter
09/19/2014,13:34:25,kaseycantwell,awesome! 
09/19/2014,13:35:38,jasonchaytor,The backscatter is greatly effected by the type of sediment, probably as much as the thickness
09/19/2014,13:41:00,susanschnur,getting ready to move
09/19/2014,13:41:15,susanschnur,This is Dive 1 of Leg 3
09/19/2014,13:41:58,bradstevens,CRARED
09/19/2014,13:42:04,jasonchaytor,Yes it did
09/19/2014,13:42:34,jasonchaytor,Layering visible
09/19/2014,13:42:38,michaelvecchione,ASR
09/19/2014,13:44:14,Ellie Bors,1170m
09/19/2014,13:44:30,michaelvecchione,yes FSH is blue hake
09/19/2014,13:44:34,michaelvecchione,shark
09/19/2014,13:44:56,michaelvecchione,blue hake=Antimora rostrata
09/19/2014,13:48:23,Scott France,10 cm distance between lasers
09/19/2014,13:48:35,jasonchaytor,Ant
09/19/2014,13:49:48,jasonchaytor,Pitting - erosion on rock...roc is out of place
09/19/2014,13:50:33,michaelvecchione,FSH closeup
09/19/2014,13:50:40,jasonchaytor,Bioturbated sediment, feeding traces
09/19/2014,13:51:46,Scott France,Cusk eel? Ophidid?
09/19/2014,13:52:02,michaelvecchione,SHI
09/19/2014,13:53:03,jasonchaytor,Hummocks
09/19/2014,13:53:56,jasonchaytor,BUR multiple
09/19/2014,13:55:21,jasonchaytor,Sediment is THICK
09/19/2014,13:55:53,amandademopoulos,COR cup, maybe flabellum?
09/19/2014,13:55:55,cordeslab,COR solitary
09/19/2014,13:56:06,cordeslab,hi amanda
09/19/2014,13:56:25,kileydancy,looks like Desmophyllum
09/19/2014,13:56:27,amandademopoulos,hi erik?
09/19/2014,13:57:13,amandademopoulos,we collected flabellum in sediments but not 100%
09/19/2014,13:57:26,amandademopoulos,in Norfolk canyon
09/19/2014,13:58:46,jasonchaytor,Hi erik, amanda...long time
09/19/2014,13:59:22,Ellie Bors,Lots of bioturbation, tracks. 
09/19/2014,14:00:10,Ellie Bors,ACN, small GAS, HYD on likely  solitary COR skeleton. 
09/19/2014,14:01:16,Ellie Bors,small reddish SIP
09/19/2014,14:02:19,michaelvecchione,SQD Mastigoteuthis magna
09/19/2014,14:03:07,michaelvecchione,drifts just above the bottom. the tentacles and microscopic suckers and are very sticky
09/19/2014,14:03:21,peterauster,Was synaph we saw on approaching the squid with that animal or just behind it?
09/19/2014,14:04:05,michaelvecchione,SQD Brachioteuthis beanii
09/19/2014,14:04:23,michaelvecchione,white structure ids gonad
09/19/2014,14:05:43,Scott France,4.37°C, 1159 m depth
09/19/2014,14:05:54,michaelvecchione,We haveseen spawning aggregations of Brachioteuthis near here at this time of year.
09/19/2014,14:06:06,jasonchaytor,I collected cores about 1.5 miles from here 2 years ago and the sediment at the surface is a sandy silt (bioturbated heavily), becoming more silty-clay a few 10's of centimeters down
09/19/2014,14:06:12,peterauster,witch flounder
09/19/2014,14:07:37,Scott France,Peter: I think synaph passed just in front of that squid.
09/19/2014,14:07:41,michaelvecchione,The two long things on Mastigoteuthis are ventral arms holding the even longer tentacles separate so that they don't stick together
09/19/2014,14:08:28,jasonchaytor,BUR
09/19/2014,14:09:05,Ellie Bors,ACN venus fly trap 
09/19/2014,14:09:06,jasonchaytor,ROC
09/19/2014,14:09:55,jasonchaytor,Heavily eroded (bioeroded?), semi-consolidated
09/19/2014,14:10:48,Scott France,CORO Anthomastus
09/19/2014,14:11:02,jasonchaytor,Probably some kind of siliciclastic mudstone or siltstone
09/19/2014,14:11:40,Tara Harmer Luke,I'm leaving the call briefly, but will be back at 11:20 with my class
09/19/2014,14:11:51,jasonchaytor,Healthy sed drape on the ROC, hasn't been disturbed in a while
09/19/2014,14:14:07,jasonchaytor,No activity right here...lately, but this isn't the canyon thalweg, so it may not record all transport events
09/19/2014,14:14:42,kaseycantwell,Scott is this a much larger version of the small white branching sponges we saw in Washington Canyon?
09/19/2014,14:14:58,Scott France,Related at least
09/19/2014,14:16:44,bradstevens,caprellid amphipods
09/19/2014,14:16:50,Ellie Bors,Zoom on NUD that are on HYD structure 
09/19/2014,14:17:01,Ellie Bors,Many APH 
09/19/2014,14:18:09,michaelvecchione,very cool NUD
09/19/2014,14:19:40,michaelvecchione,SQD Illex
09/19/2014,14:20:15,Ellie Bors,FSH flat
09/19/2014,14:20:23,Emily Duwan,witch flounder
09/19/2014,14:20:52,michaelvecchione,cat shark
09/19/2014,14:20:53,Emily Duwan,cat shark
09/19/2014,14:20:57,Ellie Bors,Moving again along soft bottom, slightly upslope.  Several FSH species. 
09/19/2014,14:21:47,susanschnur,Seeing some pits on the bottom, possibly pits dug by fish.
09/19/2014,14:22:04,susanschnur,Fish tuck down into pits to be hidden from predators.
09/19/2014,14:22:15,michaelvecchione,cusk eel
09/19/2014,14:24:07,Ellie Bors,ACN venus fly trap 
09/19/2014,14:25:31,Ellie Bors,Lovely zoom 
09/19/2014,14:26:18,michaelford,some pits look deep and perhaps connected?
09/19/2014,14:26:47,susanschnur,Jason - I'm noticing darker sediment a little deeper down in the holes. Is this the sand - silt transition that you saw in your cores?
09/19/2014,14:27:18,bradstevens,CRARED
09/19/2014,14:29:01,Ellie Bors,SHI fragments… possible molted carapace 
09/19/2014,14:29:45,susanschnur,Can all of you hear me well? We've turned up my volume a bit.
09/19/2014,14:29:52,Scott France,Pilot change
09/19/2014,14:31:01,Timothy Mitchell Shank,Quick chat test
09/19/2014,14:31:05,Scott France,1125 m depth
09/19/2014,14:31:10,Scott France,Read you Tim
09/19/2014,14:31:53,Scott France,4.4°C
09/19/2014,14:32:52,michaelvecchione,There has been speculation that some of the larger pits may be made by toothed whales feeding of squids very close to the bottom
09/19/2014,14:33:18,Timothy Mitchell Shank,FSH flat
09/19/2014,14:33:26,Emily Duwan,witch flounder note black and white pectoral fin
09/19/2014,14:35:07,peterauster,Large virus in the Serious camera
09/19/2014,14:35:37,Scott France,lol
09/19/2014,14:35:59,michaelvecchione,nice view on seirios
09/19/2014,14:40:43,Timothy Mitchell Shank,SPO white
09/19/2014,14:41:00,Timothy Mitchell Shank,Bivalve shells
09/19/2014,14:41:24,Timothy Mitchell Shank,describing as a bivalve
09/19/2014,14:41:44,Timothy Mitchell Shank,FSH witch flounder
09/19/2014,14:42:07,Timothy Mitchell Shank,layered hard bottom
09/19/2014,14:43:02,Timothy Mitchell Shank,Scott are you putting down virtual markers on HYPAC?  Might be a good spot here.
09/19/2014,14:43:26,michaelvecchione,test (I got a message that the chat had disconnected)
09/19/2014,14:43:35,Timothy Mitchell Shank,Hi Mike
09/19/2014,14:43:35,Scott France,Thanks for the reminder Tim. Keep them coming.
09/19/2014,14:43:38,michaelvecchione,seems to be back OK
09/19/2014,14:43:54,Scott France,We were all dropped off but are back.
09/19/2014,14:43:55,susanschnur,that seems to happen every once in a while - but you are all back on
09/19/2014,14:44:24,michaelvecchione,FSH rattaoil
09/19/2014,14:45:46,Emily Duwan,marlin spike common name nezumia
09/19/2014,14:47:08,Timothy Mitchell Shank,ACN anemone or COR Cup - don't see septa
09/19/2014,14:47:18,Timothy Mitchell Shank,thinking ACN
09/19/2014,14:47:53,Timothy Mitchell Shank,SQA under ledge
09/19/2014,14:48:26,Timothy Mitchell Shank,get the sediment stick and poke it! :-)
09/19/2014,14:49:09,Scott France,WE've talked about tickling corals to see polyp reaction
09/19/2014,14:49:16,briankinlan,good morning folks, sorry to miss the first part of dive, here now for the remainder of day
09/19/2014,14:49:40,Scott France,Welcome Brian
09/19/2014,14:49:48,randysinger,same here was having some trouble with the eventlog connection
09/19/2014,14:49:53,Scott France,We are at 1109 m
09/19/2014,14:50:08,Scott France,This is the first ledge we've encountered
09/19/2014,14:50:16,michaelvecchione,URC
09/19/2014,14:51:01,robertcarney,> cf Echinus
09/19/2014,14:51:19,randysinger,hey mike! long ime no see (last time was MAR-ECO in 2009?)
09/19/2014,14:51:40,michaelvecchione,Hi Randy
09/19/2014,14:54:23,Scott France,You guys heard thta. How would you like dropped targets named?
09/19/2014,14:54:39,briankinlan,SPO hexactinellids and encrusting
09/19/2014,14:54:41,Timothy Mitchell Shank,Scott, any name but could make the first or last letter actually be a number so that they are incremental 
09/19/2014,14:54:46,michaelvecchione,I have to disappear for a while. I'll try to watch as much as possible on my cell phone.
09/19/2014,14:55:24,Timothy Mitchell Shank,Name could reflect the feature of interest - e.g., coral wall, fish ball, etc.
09/19/2014,14:55:56,Scott France,First target was labeled "outcrop"
09/19/2014,14:57:20,briankinlan,CORO
09/19/2014,14:58:02,briankinlan,cip coral under ledge?
09/19/2014,14:58:07,briankinlan,*cup
09/19/2014,14:58:14,Scott France,Yes cup under ledge
09/19/2014,14:58:21,randysinger,anyone else getting some video lag?
09/19/2014,14:58:34,randysinger,its not often just once in a while
09/19/2014,14:58:38,briankinlan,COR scleractinian cup coral under ledge
09/19/2014,14:58:42,robertcarney,>Rock several circular cavities into horz small strata
09/19/2014,14:58:43,jasonchaytor,Heavy erosion, possibly some Fe staining
09/19/2014,14:59:11,briankinlan,I assume we are using same logging codes as before?  don't see them in the eventlog
09/19/2014,14:59:36,Scott France,Do you mean codes? Then yes, same codes.
09/19/2014,14:59:46,briankinlan,yup.  great.
09/19/2014,14:59:54,Scott France,http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okeanos/collaboration-tools/im-eventlog/dive-codes.html
09/19/2014,15:00:09,Timothy Mitchell Shank,I can paste the codes in but they are in the portal
09/19/2014,15:00:44,briankinlan,Got 'em from the link.  Thanks.
09/19/2014,15:01:01,Emily Duwan,cottunculous sp?
09/19/2014,15:01:25,amandademopoulos,FSH :)
09/19/2014,15:01:52,Shank Lab,Wow great shot
09/19/2014,15:01:59,jasonchaytor,Dipping layering...not sure what the vehicle orientation is...but Iguess it is seaward-dipping
09/19/2014,15:03:58,randysinger,Cottunculus <https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&amp;rct=j&amp;q=&amp;esrc=s&amp;source=web&amp;cd=1&amp;cad=rja&amp;uact=8&amp;ved=0CB4QFjAA&amp;url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.fishbase.org%2Fsummary%2F9199&amp;ei=xEUcVPn-K83JgwTf4oKgDw&amp;usg=AFQjCNFFeDMlOMJBwa-Zd-wWj6v1W8Dm-w>
09/19/2014,15:04:22,randysinger,is he spelling of the genus. can't confirm species yet. using key
09/19/2014,15:04:29,randysinger,*the
09/19/2014,15:06:25,Scott France,Thanks Randy
09/19/2014,15:06:26,briankinlan,Scott when you get a chance could you type current position into eventlog?  Or someone else if you have it handy.  Too blurry to see on the quad screen.
09/19/2014,15:06:32,briankinlan,D2 position
09/19/2014,15:06:39,randysinger,species of cottunculus in Atlantic are: konstantinovi, microps and sadko
09/19/2014,15:07:51,Scott France,-73.913063, 37.89-3-1 for ROV
09/19/2014,15:08:09,Scott France,37.890305
09/19/2014,15:10:29,amandademopoulos,looks like sargassum
09/19/2014,15:10:30,robertcarney,>sargassum
09/19/2014,15:11:50,briankinlan,SPO hex
09/19/2014,15:11:59,susanschnur,WAL
09/19/2014,15:13:03,jasonchaytor,Beautiful layering, differentitial erosion, but very similar looking lithologies
09/19/2014,15:13:55,jasonchaytor,I don't see any obvious signs of "larger" scale failure of the outcrop, most likely progressive erosion (bio, chemical, current)
09/19/2014,15:14:47,briankinlan,CORO
09/19/2014,15:15:04,briankinlan,Acanthogorgia?
09/19/2014,15:15:36,briankinlan,CRA
09/19/2014,15:17:19,jasonchaytor,Put the sediment stick in :-)
09/19/2014,15:17:55,susanschnur,im looking for an opportunity to deploy the poker...too much biology to explore!
09/19/2014,15:18:29,briankinlan,OCT
09/19/2014,15:21:02,Tara Harmer Luke,Hi.  I'm back online with my Deep Sea Biology class at Stockton College.  Students in this class are undergraduate biology and marine science majors, and are all excited to be participating.
09/19/2014,15:22:34,michaelford,Boroe
09/19/2014,15:22:55,susanschnur,what do you think about the little amphitheater-like hole at the base there - another fish hole?
09/19/2014,15:23:45,randysinger,probably a geologic phenomena. most fish at that depth can only really dig into soft sediment
09/19/2014,15:24:21,susanschnur,current scour maybe?
09/19/2014,15:24:26,Emily Duwan,another witch flounder
09/19/2014,15:24:27,randysinger,FSH skate
09/19/2014,15:24:35,randysinger,skate to the right of the flounder
09/19/2014,15:24:47,briankinlan,FLAT
09/19/2014,15:25:09,randysinger,right and north
09/19/2014,15:25:31,randysinger,:)
09/19/2014,15:25:37,randysinger,Bathyraja
09/19/2014,15:26:46,randysinger,its a female
09/19/2014,15:26:53,randysinger,no claspers
09/19/2014,15:29:57,Scott France,I'm off to eat and Susan is in charge.
09/19/2014,15:30:24,jasonchaytor,Scratch and pit erosion, fractures possibly...fault would be a tough sell given that there was no obvious offset visible from here
09/19/2014,15:30:52,briankinlan,GAStropod
09/19/2014,15:31:03,robertcarney,>chiton
09/19/2014,15:31:04,briankinlan,chiton
09/19/2014,15:31:13,briankinlan,thought I also saw a snail?
09/19/2014,15:31:16,briankinlan,yes
09/19/2014,15:31:17,briankinlan,GAS
09/19/2014,15:31:53,briankinlan,CHI
09/19/2014,15:32:08,randysinger,I've seen about 3-4 different species of Synaphobranchid swim by (cutthroat eel)
09/19/2014,15:32:23,randysinger,FSH to right of skate
09/19/2014,15:32:27,susanschnur,Scott is off to lunch - I'll be on duty. Let me know if you see interesting organisms.
09/19/2014,15:32:30,randysinger,swimming upslope
09/19/2014,15:32:43,briankinlan,outcrop and boulders scattered over sediment
09/19/2014,15:32:51,briankinlan,URC
09/19/2014,15:32:55,briankinlan,ACN
09/19/2014,15:33:36,briankinlan,COR cup coral
09/19/2014,15:34:57,briankinlan,Desmophyllum, polyps not extended
09/19/2014,15:35:34,briankinlan,CORO Acanthogorgia?
09/19/2014,15:35:39,amandademopoulos,ASR
09/19/2014,15:36:41,briankinlan,2 hermit crabs  PAG in CORO
09/19/2014,15:37:58,briankinlan,CRARED
09/19/2014,15:38:16,briankinlan,URC
09/19/2014,15:38:36,briankinlan,COR rubble (desmophyllum)
09/19/2014,15:39:36,amandademopoulos,can we zoom on seastar before we head too far?
09/19/2014,15:39:51,amandademopoulos,nevermind, i'll be faster next time
09/19/2014,15:40:12,susanschnur,looks like its too late - you wanted the large one to the left?
09/19/2014,15:40:16,susanschnur,ok
09/19/2014,15:40:37,michaelford,OCT
09/19/2014,15:41:11,jasonchaytor,Well layered, still lots of smaller scale erosion, coupled with stronger erosion (caves, pits, etc) of some of the weaker layers
09/19/2014,15:41:21,robertcarney,>Limid bivalve pair  a "Pen"
09/19/2014,15:41:29,briankinlan,BIV limid 
09/19/2014,15:42:31,Tara Harmer Luke,cup corals
09/19/2014,15:43:00,amandademopoulos,COR colonial scleractinian
09/19/2014,15:43:54,susanschnur,polyps extended
09/19/2014,15:43:57,Tara Harmer Luke,URC
09/19/2014,15:45:05,susanschnur,amanda - do you want to look at the seastar?
09/19/2014,15:45:26,amandademopoulos,yes please, i'm not the expert, but good to grab grabs
09/19/2014,15:45:27,Tara Harmer Luke,Even if she doesn't, I do
09/19/2014,15:46:30,bradstevens,small king crab ??
09/19/2014,15:47:03,briankinlan,COR Solenosmilia? with COR Desmophyllum (live and dead) on wall
09/19/2014,15:47:11,briankinlan,ACN
09/19/2014,15:47:16,kaseycantwell,can we zoom back on that crab again please once you are done with this zoom now that the sediment is cleared 
09/19/2014,15:47:21,briankinlan,correction ASR seastar
09/19/2014,15:47:36,susanschnur,ok - after this seastar
09/19/2014,15:48:37,susanschnur,Chris ma - chondraster
09/19/2014,15:48:47,randysinger,The white colored shark we saw was possibly: Apristurus (ghost cat shark)
09/19/2014,15:49:34,robertcarney,>CRB  lithodid?
09/19/2014,15:50:06,bradstevens,CRAKC juvenile king crab.... Neolithodes sp
09/19/2014,15:51:57,susanschnur,scott is back
09/19/2014,15:52:23,randysinger,FSH skate again (bottom left)
09/19/2014,15:52:47,robertcarney, cerianthid
09/19/2014,15:53:15,briankinlan,ACN cerianthid
09/19/2014,15:53:44,Tara Harmer Luke,OCT
09/19/2014,15:54:34,susanschnur,I'm stepping out for lunch but will be back shortly.
09/19/2014,15:56:01,Tara Harmer Luke,is that a brittle star top middle?
09/19/2014,15:56:08,robertcarney,>Oph Ophiomusium?
09/19/2014,15:57:27,wilmeliecruz,SHI
09/19/2014,15:57:56,robertcarney,oph up and rt of anthomastus
09/19/2014,15:58:19,amandademopoulos,CORO anthomastus
09/19/2014,15:59:55,robertcarney,>Gas small
09/19/2014,16:00:31,Scott France,Pilot change for lunch
09/19/2014,16:00:38,Tara Harmer Luke,Thanks for the zoom on the anthomastus!
09/19/2014,16:00:58,Tara Harmer Luke,sorry, ophiomusium
09/19/2014,16:02:13,briankinlan,D2 position, please?
09/19/2014,16:02:53,Scott France,Position coming
09/19/2014,16:03:06,nicolemorgan,psuedomorph
09/19/2014,16:03:48,Tara Harmer Luke,FSH skate
09/19/2014,16:04:03,briankinlan,COR Solenosmilia
09/19/2014,16:04:12,briankinlan,COR Desmophyllum high desnity under ledge
09/19/2014,16:05:30,cordeslab,looks more like Solenosmilia
09/19/2014,16:05:42,cordeslab,nice find
09/19/2014,16:07:03,briankinlan,CORO Anthothela?
09/19/2014,16:07:42,briankinlan,could someone pls type in D2 position?
09/19/2014,16:08:37,robertcarney,> BIV limid
09/19/2014,16:09:39,robertcarney,limid attaches by byssal fibers
09/19/2014,16:09:44,michaelford,FSH
09/19/2014,16:10:43,Tara Harmer Luke,URC
09/19/2014,16:10:52,michaelford,salp chain from seirios cam
09/19/2014,16:10:53,Scott France,Sorry - trying to get you position but I am alone...
09/19/2014,16:11:23,michaelford,solitary salps and Beroe too
09/19/2014,16:12:07,Scott France,37d53.4103, -73d54.7787 for D2
09/19/2014,16:12:36,michaelford,1086m
09/19/2014,16:12:47,robertcarney,> mucus streamers hanging down
09/19/2014,16:13:59,robertcarney,>Oph
09/19/2014,16:14:00,jasonchaytor,Small slope failure
09/19/2014,16:15:47,briankinlan,CORO Acanthogorgia?
09/19/2014,16:15:58,briankinlan,also COR Desmophyllum
09/19/2014,16:16:58,amandademopoulos,is that a fish FSH below the acanthogorgia
09/19/2014,16:18:33,peterauster,Good eyes Scott!  Probably cat shark ...
09/19/2014,16:19:23,briankinlan,no problem - thanks for the position Scott.
09/19/2014,16:21:42,robertcarney,>vert straight tubes from rock surface
09/19/2014,16:22:11,robertcarney,>AST
09/19/2014,16:22:29,briankinlan,ASR seastar
09/19/2014,16:22:51,robertcarney,Dark rock to rt?
09/19/2014,16:23:15,briankinlan,COR Desmophyllum high density in band on wall
09/19/2014,16:23:20,robertcarney,rt lower yes
09/19/2014,16:23:26,briankinlan,BIV limids
09/19/2014,16:23:38,jasonchaytor,Saw some fine scale layering in the wall
09/19/2014,16:25:34,jasonchaytor,Chute
09/19/2014,16:27:22,kaseycantwell,zoon on crab please
09/19/2014,16:27:40,susanschnur,I'm back in the control room on okeanos.
09/19/2014,16:27:40,robertcarney,>AST brisingid
09/19/2014,16:27:58,briankinlan,ASR brisingid
09/19/2014,16:28:19,robertcarney,analog of crinoid
09/19/2014,16:29:08,marthanizinski,was there something in that white sponge?
09/19/2014,16:29:11,kaseycantwell,for the crab zoom - can you also please have the lasers on 
09/19/2014,16:29:37,robertcarney,>Biv dead limid shell?
09/19/2014,16:29:52,Scott France,Sponge upper left? Martha?
09/19/2014,16:30:13,marthanizinski,Yes on "the nose"
09/19/2014,16:30:49,marthanizinski,Yes Chaceon crab
09/19/2014,16:30:52,briankinlan,CRARED
09/19/2014,16:30:59,wilmeliecruz,the crab is old due to the black markings on it. 
09/19/2014,16:32:37,robertcarney,>AMP on ventrum of CRB
09/19/2014,16:34:17,bradstevens,correction - crab may be 3-4 years since its last molt, maybe 10-12 years old total
09/19/2014,16:34:37,bradstevens,and many of them have lepadid barnacles growing on them
09/19/2014,16:34:42,randysinger,Scott is such a good narator
09/19/2014,16:35:10,amandademopoulos,agreed, scott you are doing a nice job
09/19/2014,16:35:26,randysinger,haha
09/19/2014,16:35:37,susanschnur,37d53.4035N, 073d54.7744W for D2
09/19/2014,16:35:58,marthanizinski,Awesome. Thanks for the close up.
09/19/2014,16:38:00,briankinlan,Scott could I get another D2 position now that the USBL is working again?
09/19/2014,16:38:26,briankinlan,CORO Acanthogorgia
09/19/2014,16:38:29,briankinlan,x2
09/19/2014,16:38:52,Scott France,37d53.4192, -73d54.7573 for D2
09/19/2014,16:40:51,briankinlan,Scott- Not saying we shouldn't head toward WP2, just saying we might peek to the left of our track to see if we see anything great in the sector scanning sonar in that direction
09/19/2014,16:42:20,briankinlan,CORO Acanthogorgia
09/19/2014,16:42:23,briankinlan,COR cup corals
09/19/2014,16:43:04,randysinger,fun fact: there is a species of synaphobranchid (cutthroat eel) that is parasitic. They are super rare. Myabe we'll se one.
09/19/2014,16:44:11,briankinlan,OPH
09/19/2014,16:45:03,Timothy Mitchell Shank,Great close up of OPH
09/19/2014,16:45:17,briankinlan,what was the bearing of that last ship move?  couldn't hear it
09/19/2014,16:45:35,Timothy Mitchell Shank,Ophiomusium OPH
09/19/2014,16:46:22,Scott France,Heading 210 for ship
09/19/2014,16:46:24,randysinger,Ya Simenchelys are brutal. Take no prisoners down there
09/19/2014,16:46:34,briankinlan,Great, thanks
09/19/2014,16:46:55,peterauster,Could be the basis for a movie!
09/19/2014,16:47:13,randysinger,so true Peter
09/19/2014,16:47:25,jasonchaytor,Clear layering in the outcrop
09/19/2014,16:48:03,jasonchaytor,Vertical erosion? Feature
09/19/2014,16:49:14,jasonchaytor,Possibly a fracture that was widened by erosion
09/19/2014,16:50:33,briankinlan,top of wall feature
09/19/2014,16:51:08,briankinlan,CORO small on lip
09/19/2014,16:51:56,robertcarney,>CRN small white lt up
09/19/2014,16:52:17,briankinlan,SHI molt or remains
09/19/2014,16:53:23,briankinlan,CORO - young sea pen?
09/19/2014,16:53:36,kaseycantwell,lasers?
09/19/2014,16:53:54,bradstevens,possible bathynectes
09/19/2014,16:54:16,kaseycantwell,thanks!!
09/19/2014,16:54:24,robertcarney,>Xeno?
09/19/2014,16:54:38,briankinlan,XEN
09/19/2014,16:55:15,robertcarney,>AMP walking stick
09/19/2014,16:57:29,kaseycantwell,zoom on crab please
09/19/2014,16:57:36,bradstevens,crab zoom please
09/19/2014,16:59:18,robertcarney,Neolithodes-like
09/19/2014,16:59:21,bradstevens,CRAKC probaly Neolithodes maybe grimaldii or agassizi
09/19/2014,17:00:19,marthanizinski,Crab looks abit different than others we have seen. Juvenile?
09/19/2014,17:01:08,Scott France,Hard to tell for me from that back view
09/19/2014,17:01:16,bradstevens,we saw a juve earlier that had much longer thinner spines.  This one is older
09/19/2014,17:01:23,bradstevens,CRARED
09/19/2014,17:02:12,briankinlan,FLAT
09/19/2014,17:03:17,briankinlan,grabbing a quick lunch and will rejoin from the Silver Spring ECC in a few min
09/19/2014,17:03:28,Scott France,Heading 195
09/19/2014,17:03:47,kaseycantwell,Depth?
09/19/2014,17:05:03,susanschnur,depth is currently 1070
09/19/2014,17:05:10,susanschnur,we've come about 100 m on the dive so far.
09/19/2014,17:05:30,peterauster,That xeno looks like it had been knocked over or had some erosion/predation on one side?
09/19/2014,17:05:47,Scott France,Agreed Peter
09/19/2014,17:07:13,michaelvecchione,JFH
09/19/2014,17:09:12,Scott France,Why so many shrimp exoskeletons?
09/19/2014,17:09:55,Tara Harmer Luke,FSH flounder
09/19/2014,17:12:04,wilmeliecruz,temperature?
09/19/2014,17:12:20,Shank Lab,at WP2
09/19/2014,17:13:03,susanschnur,4.44 C
09/19/2014,17:13:03,marthanizinski,There seems to be a problem with the audio on the live feed. Breaking up and repeating. Anyone else experiencing this?
09/19/2014,17:13:16,susanschnur,weve changed by about 0.1 C over 100 m.
09/19/2014,17:13:29,wilmeliecruz,Thanks
09/19/2014,17:13:54,peterauster,little ophidiid
09/19/2014,17:14:44,randysinger,not a halosaur
09/19/2014,17:14:46,Scott France,Our sound sounds good when we go in the outer room to listen to feed…
09/19/2014,17:14:49,peterauster,Synaph
09/19/2014,17:15:08,Shank Lab,Not having a problem martha (Tim)
09/19/2014,17:17:54,michaelvecchione,Martha -- try restarting your browser.
09/19/2014,17:18:07,marthanizinski,OK Thanks
09/19/2014,17:19:26,jasonchaytor,Very interesting sculted erosional patterns
09/19/2014,17:19:26,jasonchaytor,Sculpted
09/19/2014,17:20:32,susanschnur,scuplted by currents?
09/19/2014,17:20:38,susanschnur,sculpted
09/19/2014,17:21:06,peterauster,Well done!  Nezumia
09/19/2014,17:21:09,jasonchaytor,By currents, downslope sediment/fluid flows
09/19/2014,17:21:57,jasonchaytor,Some damming of transported? sediment at top of fracture
09/19/2014,17:22:58,robertcarney,lost  http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okeanos/media/exstream/exstream.html
09/19/2014,17:23:16,michaelvecchione,me too
09/19/2014,17:23:23,jasonchaytor,Lost in woods hole
09/19/2014,17:23:26,marthanizinski,ditto
09/19/2014,17:23:27,Tara Harmer Luke,here too
09/19/2014,17:23:52,Emily Duwan,lost here at mystic
09/19/2014,17:24:11,robertcarney,back but jerky
09/19/2014,17:24:20,michaelvecchione,full-res is working
09/19/2014,17:24:31,Emily Duwan,back
09/19/2014,17:24:33,robertcarney,green screen
09/19/2014,17:24:38,Ellie Bors,we still have video through I2 at WHOI
09/19/2014,17:24:41,Tara Harmer Luke,full res is jerkey here
09/19/2014,17:25:02,michaelvecchione,low res back now
09/19/2014,17:25:02,robertcarney,back good
09/19/2014,17:26:16,Tara Harmer Luke,all well here now
09/19/2014,17:27:31,michaelvecchione,video gone again
09/19/2014,17:28:39,michaelvecchione,back again
09/19/2014,17:28:54,robertcarney,>Fflat
09/19/2014,17:30:46,michaelvecchione,If you do it through midwater, please keep the camera facing into direction of movement
09/19/2014,17:30:58,randysinger,yes!
09/19/2014,17:32:02,marthanizinski,jump!
09/19/2014,17:32:27,Tim Shank, moving to another area of higher slope would be the preferred option
09/19/2014,17:32:35,Catalina Martinez,FYI - there was no interruption in video at the ISC
09/19/2014,17:32:40,Catalina Martinez,while others were seeing issues
09/19/2014,17:33:00,Tim Shank,no interruption here at WHOI either
09/19/2014,17:33:17,jasonchaytor,Very thick sediments here
09/19/2014,17:33:35,jasonchaytor,BURs are very deep
09/19/2014,17:34:07,randysinger,as mike said preference to keeping campera angled towards movement in the water column if it is midwater
09/19/2014,17:34:11,randysinger,*camera
09/19/2014,17:34:40,peterauster,if we ever need to account for mail in ballots, I vote jump.
09/19/2014,17:34:45,michaelvecchione,thanks
09/19/2014,17:35:10,Scott France,OK - we are preparing to make the jump which is about 130 meters away
09/19/2014,17:35:14,michaelvecchione,I vote for Scotland to remain in the IK
09/19/2014,17:35:18,michaelvecchione,UK
09/19/2014,17:35:29,randysinger,your wish was granted I believe
09/19/2014,17:36:35,briankinlan,scott is there an approx. lat lon for the waypoint we are heading to?
09/19/2014,17:36:59,Scott France,Yes one moment
09/19/2014,17:37:06,Scott France,Susan will provide
09/19/2014,17:37:32,susanschnur,37d53.3999, 073d54.7694 for D2
09/19/2014,17:37:43,briankinlan,thanks susan!
09/19/2014,17:38:53,briankinlan,Hi Susan - that looks like our current position.  Do you have the waypoint we are heading towards?
09/19/2014,17:39:08,susanschnur,ok, strange, it must not be selected. Let me find it
09/19/2014,17:40:19,susanschnur,37d53.3855N, 073d54.8865W for D2
09/19/2014,17:40:41,randysinger,copepod?
09/19/2014,17:41:18,michaelvecchione,Mysid
09/19/2014,17:41:18,michaelvecchione,Mysid
09/19/2014,17:41:24,randysinger,yup
09/19/2014,17:41:24,Santiago Herrera,.
09/19/2014,17:43:32,randysinger,macrourid
09/19/2014,17:43:48,michaelvecchione,roundnose grenadier?
09/19/2014,17:43:53,peterauster,yes
09/19/2014,17:44:21,michaelvecchione,nice job on pelagic videos
09/19/2014,17:44:30,randysinger,definitely. the zoom is insane
09/19/2014,17:45:31,briankinlan,For your information, I'm showing the base of the steepest slope feature near where we are landing is at -73.916145°, 37.891196°, -1094m
09/19/2014,17:45:35,Scott France,Depth 1033 m
09/19/2014,17:45:55,randysinger,fish top left
09/19/2014,17:46:20,briankinlan,which is about 200m at a bearing of 320 or so from the spot where we will be touchign down
09/19/2014,17:49:48,michaelvecchione,larvacean plus something
09/19/2014,17:50:11,michaelvecchione,shrimp exoskeleton
09/19/2014,17:50:18,randysinger,yup
09/19/2014,17:52:12,randysinger,This is very Star Trek starfield-eque
09/19/2014,17:52:39,randysinger,*esque
09/19/2014,17:52:39,randysinger,*esque
09/19/2014,17:53:02,susanschnur,More like SeaQuest
09/19/2014,18:01:14,Timothy Mitchell Shank,OCT
09/19/2014,18:01:33,michaelvecchione,zoom?
09/19/2014,18:02:04,susanschnur,do you want lasers?
09/19/2014,18:02:12,michaelvecchione,Yes. Same species. Graneledone verrucosa
09/19/2014,18:02:14,Tara Harmer Luke,yes please
09/19/2014,18:02:23,michaelvecchione,might be eating something
09/19/2014,18:03:04,michaelvecchione,yes caprellids
09/19/2014,18:03:09,Timothy Mitchell Shank,AMP Caprellids
09/19/2014,18:03:14,Timothy Mitchell Shank, on OCT
09/19/2014,18:03:20,michaelvecchione,interesting
09/19/2014,18:03:46,Timothy Mitchell Shank,Mike, do you see this often? or before?
09/19/2014,18:03:48,michaelvecchione,never seen amph on octopods like this
09/19/2014,18:03:55,michaelvecchione,maximum zoom?
09/19/2014,18:04:20,michaelvecchione,maybe not APH
09/19/2014,18:05:00,peterauster,The heartbreak of amphipods ...
09/19/2014,18:05:07,Scott France,lol
09/19/2014,18:05:22,michaelvecchione,thank you
09/19/2014,18:05:37,bradstevens,looked like leeches to us
09/19/2014,18:06:26,michaelvecchione,cranchiid squid
09/19/2014,18:06:33,marthanizinski,Cool deep-sea predation!
09/19/2014,18:06:41,michaelvecchione,not bobtail
09/19/2014,18:07:09,michaelvecchione,probably Teuthowenia megalops
09/19/2014,18:07:19,michaelvecchione,very interesting....
09/19/2014,18:08:35,michaelvecchione,see http://tolweb.org/Teuthowenia_megalops/19613
09/19/2014,18:09:11,Scott France,We think we saw limbs, hence the caprellid guess. Also bent as a jointed crustacean would.
09/19/2014,18:09:34,Scott France,test
09/19/2014,18:10:24,randysinger,wow predation in action
09/19/2014,18:10:44,michaelvecchione,that was great
09/19/2014,18:11:00,randysinger,I guess cutthroats eat squid!
09/19/2014,18:12:14,michaelvecchione,good guess Randy
09/19/2014,18:12:51,michaelvecchione,Last year they saw a cutthroat eating a Brachioteuthis
09/19/2014,18:12:53,randysinger,grenadier gotta see the anus to be sure
09/19/2014,18:13:18,randysinger,wow mike...insane
09/19/2014,18:13:20,peterauster,cusk eel ,,, ophidiid
09/19/2014,18:13:26,randysinger,thats a cusk eel
09/19/2014,18:13:27,randysinger,ya
09/19/2014,18:13:36,randysinger,petere said it first haha
09/19/2014,18:14:33,randysinger,Sadly deep-sea science friends I need to jet. I'll be traveling next week, but I'll try and ge tin on as many dives as I can
09/19/2014,18:14:38,randysinger,its been great
09/19/2014,18:15:01,peterauster,Thanks Randy ... fair winds
09/19/2014,18:16:33,jasonchaytor,The color "change" may just be a "fresher" surface
09/19/2014,18:18:06,Tara Harmer Luke,ASR
09/19/2014,18:18:17,Timothy Mitchell Shank,interesting cave feature….
09/19/2014,18:18:35,Tara Harmer Luke,What's in the cave?
09/19/2014,18:18:51,Timothy Mitchell Shank,don't see where material went that formed the cave....
09/19/2014,18:18:55,jasonchaytor,Likely a bedding plane at base of cave
09/19/2014,18:19:29,jasonchaytor,Vertical streaks on the surface of the wall suggest down wall sed/water transport
09/19/2014,18:19:31,susanschnur,I assume there's no way for fluid to filter down through these siltstones - nothing forcing it in, at least not underwater.
09/19/2014,18:19:32,peterauster,Well done Scott! Long finned hake
09/19/2014,18:20:04,Scott France,What have I done to myself!
09/19/2014,18:20:09,peterauster,long pectoral fins and very tall dorsal are the key
09/19/2014,18:20:32,jasonchaytor,Some fluid expulsion is possible (spring sapping), but it has only been found (or interpreted to occur) in older chalk formation
09/19/2014,18:20:41,peterauster,Pretty soon fish will be the focus and corals just a hobby!
09/19/2014,18:21:06,Scott France,Gotta go with what you got
09/19/2014,18:21:35,Tara Harmer Luke,squid
09/19/2014,18:22:00,michaelvecchione,Illex illecebrosus
09/19/2014,18:22:15,michaelvecchione,That's what happens when you step away.
09/19/2014,18:22:21,susanschnur,ok - do we get chalks lower down in the stratigraphy of the canyons?
09/19/2014,18:22:37,jasonchaytor,The material is long gone and possibly in a slow progressive manner
09/19/2014,18:22:42,michaelvecchione,Some facts: This is commercially important species
09/19/2014,18:22:55,Timothy Mitchell Shank,depth 1038m
09/19/2014,18:23:04,michaelvecchione,The most abundant squid in the NW Atlantic
09/19/2014,18:23:28,jasonchaytor,Yes, common in the Eocene formations, deeper down, but exposed off New Jersey and in the canyons off New England
09/19/2014,18:23:44,briankinlan,SPO hexactinellid vases
09/19/2014,18:23:51,briankinlan,CORO Acanthogorgia
09/19/2014,18:25:13,briankinlan,no visible associates
09/19/2014,18:25:52,Timothy Mitchell Shank,Thank you Brian
09/19/2014,18:26:35,Scott France,Thanks for typing in the observations - tough to keep up with everything else going on here.
09/19/2014,18:27:14,jasonchaytor,Ongoing evacuation of a BUR possibly
09/19/2014,18:28:07,jasonchaytor,Spalling failure
09/19/2014,18:29:35,jasonchaytor,Thanks for making my paper easier to write
09/19/2014,18:29:52,briankinlan,CORO small white on lip
09/19/2014,18:30:07,susanschnur,What paper are you working on?
09/19/2014,18:30:44,jasonchaytor,Canyon wall failure processes
09/19/2014,18:30:51,marthanizinski,Any idea what species of coral that was? 
09/19/2014,18:30:52,Tara Harmer Luke,URC
09/19/2014,18:31:44,marthanizinski,Zoom on an urchin too please. When you get a chance.
09/19/2014,18:31:58,Scott France,No - but given what we've seen possibly Acanthogorgia
09/19/2014,18:32:21,jasonchaytor,We have seen many features like this..can you zoom at the top of the burrow?
09/19/2014,18:32:21,robertcarney,Exposed vert pipe?
09/19/2014,18:32:29,marthanizinski,Thanks Scott.
09/19/2014,18:33:08,susanschnur,is that good Jason?
09/19/2014,18:33:31,Scott France,COR cup
09/19/2014,18:33:36,jasonchaytor,Yes, thanks.  Jury is still out on some of these features about if they are burrows or fluid vents
09/19/2014,18:33:44,Scott France,ACN
09/19/2014,18:34:16,briankinlan,D2 position?
09/19/2014,18:34:31,briankinlan,COR cup corals under overhang
09/19/2014,18:34:37,Scott France,ONe moment Brian
09/19/2014,18:34:56,kaseycantwell,depth?
09/19/2014,18:35:21,susanschnur,1035
09/19/2014,18:35:27,jasonchaytor,This looks more "burrowish"...doesn't have the very defined circular structure with open apeture we have seen off new england
09/19/2014,18:35:30,Scott France,37d53.3639, -73d54.8622
09/19/2014,18:36:29,Tara Harmer Luke,ACN
09/19/2014,18:38:11,Timothy Mitchell Shank,Brian K. and others, I think there is a scrolling display of Lat Lon we have access to through the data feed.  Let  me see if I can find it.  I think this would help a lot.
09/19/2014,18:39:01,Scott France,Would make it easier for me. Hard to read from my perspective, and keys in dark so tough to type quickly
09/19/2014,18:39:22,jasonchaytor,Sediment scour forming the "white" line
09/19/2014,18:41:20,Timothy Mitchell Shank,Yeah, this is why we asked to have that as one of the tools.  Have not found it online yet.  Brian Kennedy will likely know how to access it on the ship.
09/19/2014,18:42:01,briankinlan,Kasey Cantwell and I checked it here and it did not seem to be up yet.  But yes, agree this would be really helpful
09/19/2014,18:42:04,kaseycantwell,Tim- lets talk about options for this on the science call this afternoon
09/19/2014,18:42:39,Timothy Mitchell Shank,ok.  great.  
09/19/2014,18:43:01,amandademopoulos,not that i want this to end... but when is off bottom time? 
09/19/2014,18:43:35,amandademopoulos,thanks!
09/19/2014,18:45:11,Timothy Mitchell Shank,Scott and Susan, I was able to see the scrolling lat lon scroll and copy and paste a set of coordinates in the chat- sorry to drag this conversation out- but want to help.
09/19/2014,18:46:13,Scott France,OK Tim - lets discuss this on conference call to be certain everyone is seeing same ffed
09/19/2014,18:46:57,briankinlan,COR cup corals under ledge
09/19/2014,18:47:50,Scott France,Pilot change
09/19/2014,18:48:12,peterauster,Re shrimp casts/molts, wonder if there is synchronous molting in these beasts ... 
09/19/2014,18:48:13,michaelvecchione,OCT
09/19/2014,18:49:05,michaelvecchione,Graneledone verrucosa
09/19/2014,18:49:50,michaelvecchione,turn on lasers?
09/19/2014,18:50:24,michaelvecchione,thanks
09/19/2014,18:50:59,michaelvecchione,It's a boy
09/19/2014,18:51:58,kaseycantwell,how can you tell ?
09/19/2014,18:52:30,michaelvecchione,yes. I saw the hecocotylized arm (3rd right arm)
09/19/2014,18:52:57,michaelvecchione,see the modified toip?
09/19/2014,18:53:08,kaseycantwell,cool! thanks!
09/19/2014,18:54:01,Scott France,Mike - was it the coiled white tup more-or-less at the right rear?
09/19/2014,18:54:12,michaelvecchione,yes
09/19/2014,18:54:20,Scott France,Thanks
09/19/2014,18:54:40,Timothy Mitchell Shank,The tip looked flattened and coiled.
09/19/2014,18:54:48,Timothy Mitchell Shank,HOL first one
09/19/2014,18:55:23,robertcarney,>HOL Peniagone or Scotoanassa type  taxonomy unsettled
09/19/2014,18:56:01,amandademopoulos,some HOL are very selective :)
09/19/2014,18:56:37,amandademopoulos,some particles are stickier and more organic rich than others
09/19/2014,18:56:43,robertcarney,3-pairs ventro-lat podia on post 1/3 of body
09/19/2014,18:56:56,robertcarney,Scotoanassa = swimmer in darkness
09/19/2014,18:57:07,robertcarney,Peniagone = spawn of poversty
09/19/2014,18:57:40,robertcarney,poverty
09/19/2014,18:58:16,robertcarney,>XEN
09/19/2014,18:58:16,amandademopoulos,FSH
09/19/2014,18:58:24,amandademopoulos,wait for it...
09/19/2014,18:58:31,amandademopoulos,OH WOW
09/19/2014,18:58:46,amandademopoulos,FSH rattail with copepod parasites
09/19/2014,18:58:49,marthanizinski,Amazing!
09/19/2014,18:59:33,amandademopoulos,looks like the fish's abdomen is distended on the opposite side
09/19/2014,19:00:55,amandademopoulos,:-Dwish we could be there in person
09/19/2014,19:01:28,Scott France,We'd be fighting over the seat! ;-)
09/19/2014,19:01:38,marthanizinski,Agreed!
09/19/2014,19:01:59,amandademopoulos,i don't take up much space
09/19/2014,19:02:04,Scott France,lol
09/19/2014,19:04:00,amandademopoulos,XEN
09/19/2014,19:05:14,peterauster,LF hake
09/19/2014,19:05:16,michaelvecchione,OCT? down
09/19/2014,19:05:26,briankinlan,FSH longfin hake
09/19/2014,19:05:37,michaelvecchione,go down to ceph?
09/19/2014,19:06:00,elizabethshea,bobtail?
09/19/2014,19:06:08,michaelvecchione,bobtail squid
09/19/2014,19:06:22,michaelvecchione,Rossia sp.
09/19/2014,19:06:23,briankinlan,SQD bobtail
09/19/2014,19:07:25,michaelvecchione,has fins but they are tightly folded under body
09/19/2014,19:08:11,amandademopoulos,what was that transluscent object that was below the squid? 
09/19/2014,19:08:33,Scott France,Didn'y notice  - sorry
09/19/2014,19:08:40,michaelvecchione,XEN
09/19/2014,19:08:59,amandademopoulos,no worries, scott
09/19/2014,19:09:24,michaelvecchione,OCT probably out hunting
09/19/2014,19:10:07,michaelvecchione,either that or he's looking for girls
09/19/2014,19:10:28,peterauster,rolling down slope could explain the broken xeno tests???
09/19/2014,19:12:12,robertcarney,> SED white stain or film on sed
09/19/2014,19:12:12,jasonchaytor,BUR multiple
09/19/2014,19:12:47,robertcarney,>Sed white stain cascades?
09/19/2014,19:13:27,robertcarney,burrowing shrimp deep excavation ejecta?
09/19/2014,19:13:32,susanschnur,biofilm or carbonate stain similar to what we see on land?
09/19/2014,19:13:51,jasonchaytor,Hole, top of white staining
09/19/2014,19:14:09,robertcarney,on flat bottom this would be a white mound
09/19/2014,19:14:39,jasonchaytor,Staining color seems similar to that of the unbioturbated sediment
09/19/2014,19:14:51,michaelvecchione,pteropod shells -- Creseis
09/19/2014,19:14:51,jasonchaytor,Pteropod shells
09/19/2014,19:15:24,Tara Harmer Luke, FSH flatfish
09/19/2014,19:15:59,jasonchaytor,Constant reworking of the sediment
09/19/2014,19:17:48,robertcarney,>SED white cascade
09/19/2014,19:18:38,robertcarney,>Crb lithodid
09/19/2014,19:18:45,michaelvecchione,Neolithodes grimaldii
09/19/2014,19:18:51,briankinlan,CRARED
09/19/2014,19:18:57,briankinlan,CRAKC
09/19/2014,19:19:28,kaseycantwell,can you guys pu tth elasers on please?
09/19/2014,19:19:38,kaseycantwell,*put the lasers
09/19/2014,19:19:47,kaseycantwell,perfect sorry we missed it 
09/19/2014,19:19:51,kaseycantwell,thank you !
09/19/2014,19:20:15,kaseycantwell,:-)
09/19/2014,19:20:53,kaseycantwell,depth 1003 m 
09/19/2014,19:20:56,michaelvecchione,Great dive.
09/19/2014,19:21:27,amandademopoulos,nice job scott and susan, nice work shore side too1
09/19/2014,19:21:45,marthanizinski,Thanks!
09/19/2014,19:23:08,amandademopoulos,CTE
09/19/2014,19:23:11,briankinlan,current D2 position
09/19/2014,19:23:43,susanschnur,37d53.3461N, 073d54.8728W for D2
09/19/2014,19:24:03,amandademopoulos,is it possible to zoom out on hypak, just a bit?
09/19/2014,19:24:59,amandademopoulos,thanks
09/19/2014,19:25:05,michaelvecchione,ink
09/19/2014,19:27:51,Tara Harmer Luke,asr brittle star
09/19/2014,19:28:05,michaelvecchione,what is the white thing?
09/19/2014,19:28:05,kaseycantwell,OPH
09/19/2014,19:28:17,Scott France,Brian: west along contour or SW across contour?
09/19/2014,19:28:20,michaelvecchione,CRAR
09/19/2014,19:28:30,briankinlan,CRARED
09/19/2014,19:28:49,briankinlan,Scott: West
09/19/2014,19:30:25,michaelvecchione,FSH dragonfish
09/19/2014,19:31:47,amandademopoulos,that earlier exposed rock ROC was very different from what we have seen thus far, not sure if carbonate? 
09/19/2014,19:31:48,Tara Harmer Luke,squid
09/19/2014,19:31:56,michaelvecchione,Illex
09/19/2014,19:32:11,Tara Harmer Luke,several of them
09/19/2014,19:32:17,michaelvecchione,common name northern shortfin squid
09/19/2014,19:32:17,amandademopoulos,ROC seemed different at least, but I'm just an ecologist
09/19/2014,19:32:37,Tara Harmer Luke,FSH 2 flatfish and a skate
09/19/2014,19:32:47,jasonchaytor,An ecologist who looks at rocks
09/19/2014,19:32:54,amandademopoulos,that's me
09/19/2014,19:33:15,amandademopoulos,seems like lots of skates and cephalopods today
09/19/2014,19:33:48,michaelvecchione,as it should be
09/19/2014,19:34:28,amandademopoulos,of course, Mike
09/19/2014,19:35:01,michaelvecchione,bobtail squid
09/19/2014,19:35:29,briankinlan,NUD nudibranch
09/19/2014,19:35:37,briankinlan,in front of SQD bobtail
09/19/2014,19:35:55,michaelvecchione,see the fins on bobtail?
09/19/2014,19:36:06,amandademopoulos,i guess the nudibranch was jealous of all the squid attention
09/19/2014,19:37:51,michaelvecchione,I just wanted to point out the fins wrapped around the bobtail on the sides
09/19/2014,19:38:01,Scott France,Got it. Thanks Mike
09/19/2014,19:39:06,briankinlan,COR desmophyllum cup
09/19/2014,19:39:08,michaelvecchione,OCT
09/19/2014,19:39:12,briankinlan,BIV limid
09/19/2014,19:39:59,briankinlan,URC Echinus
09/19/2014,19:41:05,marthanizinski,Great! Thanks!
09/19/2014,19:43:26,briankinlan,CORO Acanthogorgia 
09/19/2014,19:44:06,briankinlan,SHI mysids associated with CORO
09/19/2014,19:44:44,jasonchaytor,If we could zoom out and see the "protrusions" that these corals are on...they are odd
09/19/2014,19:46:33,jasonchaytor,Concretions within the rock formation??
09/19/2014,19:47:19,jasonchaytor,Harder...less erodable
09/19/2014,19:48:07,jasonchaytor,They have FeMn oxide coating, which the other exposures haven't had...so they may have been exposed for quite a while
09/19/2014,19:48:10,susanschnur,Wish we could pick up a sample or at least try to break it and see the hardness.
09/19/2014,19:50:18,jasonchaytor,Fracture surface
09/19/2014,19:51:26,jasonchaytor,These rocks are "kind-of" soft, so not a super long time (technical geochronology terms)
09/19/2014,19:53:10,susanschnur,37d53.3570N, 073d54.8874W for D2
09/19/2014,19:53:38,Tara Harmer Luke,ctenophore
09/19/2014,19:55:09,susanschnur,Any thoughts on this white material?
09/19/2014,19:55:45,susanschnur,sponge
09/19/2014,19:56:09,kaseycantwell,final depth?
09/19/2014,19:56:21,kaseycantwell,thanks!!
09/19/2014,19:56:43,kaseycantwell,leaving bottom at 1123 m 
09/19/2014,19:56:47,Tara Harmer Luke,Thanks for having us!
09/19/2014,20:00:03,briankennedy,we will have the post dive call at 1615 EDT