The Bubblem120gc pollen tumbler is a revolutionary piece of equipment designed to separate pollen from plant material. It is a high-quality product that has gained popularity among growers and horticulturists for its efficiency and ease of use. The pollen tumbler works by trichome separation, separating the pollen from the rest of the plant material using gentle agitation. The tumbler consists of a drum that rotates at a slow speed, ensuring that the plant material is properly agitated without causing any damage. The Bubblem120gc pollen tumbler is equipped with a built-in motor, providing consistent rotation and eliminating the need for manual agitation. It also features a timer, allowing users to set the desired tumbling duration.
The climactic track, "The Battle," as I said before, is easily the highlight of the score. The chorus and brass performances here are outstanding. The cue sounds a lot like some battle moments from Kingdom of Heaven, but Gregson-Williams improved upon the sound and entwined his Narnia themes much more than he did for the Crusades film. The percussion set the tone for this cue while the orchestra and chorus play over it. This is not the chaotic pounding percussion so often heard in action sequences, but an almost restrained, yet moving, steady rhythm of multiple types of drums, including timpani, snare, and wood drums. This sets a strong foundation for the choir's most prominent performance, which, unlike Kingdom of Heaven, has a smaller, though still significant role in the score. In this climactic cue, we hear the most varied forms of the Heroic and Children's themes that blend together with and play over the rest of the action music. The concluding score track, "Only the Beginning of the Adventure" reprises the main themes with an uplifting tone; the last appearance of the electric violin takes on a less suspenseful tone here and leads into the final, moving statement of the Heroic theme.
It s all about the tension and release, the quiet build-up and then the spastic chorus, all of which bounces off of the playful evil guitar riff that changes tempo with everything else. As the film progresses from a quiet, frozen world to one of sunlit battlefields, the score blossoms into some truly amazing orchestral and choral music.
It also features a timer, allowing users to set the desired tumbling duration. This ensures that the pollen is properly collected and prevents any over-agitation. One of the key features of the Bubblem120gc pollen tumbler is its large capacity.
Families
Each week Thanksgiving Point hosts educational and fun activities for families of all ages and abilities! Our Family Programs include Tales for Tots, Melody Makers, and Dirt on Dinos, just to name a few.
The programs are always adapting and changing throughout the year so check back often for updates. They are also led by our trained educational team to ensure each person at the activity has a great time learning and playing together as family and friends. Click each day below to learn more about these one-of-a-kind educational opportunities at Thanksgiving Point and to see dates, locations, and times for each one. See you soon!
Monday11-11:20 am
Join us for our weekly storytelling adventure, Tales for Tots. Staff will engage guests with interactive storytelling as well as movement and/or music activities that connect to the story theme of the day.
Included with regular venue admission
October 9 | Dinosaur Lady: The Daring Discoveries of Mary Anning, the First Paleontologist by Linda Skeers
Mary Anning loved to explore. She climbed over cliffs and peaks in search of new specimens. One day, she finds something amazing, a dinosaur.
October 16 | If the Dinosaurs Came Back by Bernard Most
What do you think the dinosaurs would do if they came back? Would they be amazing pets? Would they act as slides for children to play on?
October 23 | Little Boo by Stephen Wunderli
The leaves fall, the wind blows, and one little pumpkin seed tries and tries to be scary. But he doesn’t scare anyone! The wind tells him to be patient—he’ll be scary soon enough. But waiting is hard. Will the little seed ever be really, truly scary?
October 30 | Dinosaurs’ Halloween by Liza Donnelly
A little boy who is dressed as a dinosaur for Halloween meets another dinosaur trick-or-treater, but his costume is remarkably realistic.
Butterfly’s First Flight
11 am and 5 pm
$4 per person, $3 for Thanksgiving Point members
Help one of our newly-emerged butterflies spread their wings with this immersive experience! Join our entomologists in releasing young butterflies into the conservatory and help a butterfly celebrate its first flight! Guests must purchase Butterfly Releases in-person at the Butterfly Biosphere Front Desk.
11:45 am and 2:30 pm
Meet and learn about some amazing reptilian creatures at the Reptile Report! Whether you know it all about the reptiles or you’re just learning about them for the first time, this program has something for everyone.
Included with regular venue admission
10 am, 1 pm, 3:30 pm, and 6 pm
Go beyond the glass with this hands-on opportunity! Check out the Critter Corner during your trip around the museum for a chance to hold a friendly bug. These regularly timed shows allow you to learn about bugs and the important role they play in the environment!
Included with regular venue admission.
Itsy Bitsy Science
3 pm
Come explore with us at Itsy Bitsy Science! Together we will investigate the workings of the natural world with young guests and their families. This program is all about encouraging littles to engage in beginning science practices through facilitated play .
Included with regular venue admission.
Good Night Museum
7 pm
You and your family will wind down as Thanksgiving Point educators read bedtime stories and invite you to participate in quiet, calming activities. It’s the perfect end to an adventurous day.
TuesdayJoin us for our popular Melody Makers program. Led by our Learning and Engagement staff, Melody Makers is the perfect opportunity for little kids and their adults to dance and move in a fun and friendly environment. Come see what each unique staff member has to offer with a variety of engaging songs and themes each week.
Included with regular venue admission.
FEATURED SONG FOR October:
“Monsters Stomp Around the House”
Have you ever wanted to be a spooky monster? Now is your chance to stomp, jump, and roar around the house with all your monster friends.
Butterfly’s First flight
11 am and 5 pm
$4 per person, $3 for Thanksgiving Point members
Help one of our newly-emerged butterflies spread their wings with this immersive experience! Join our entomologists in releasing young butterflies into the conservatory and help a butterfly celebrate its first flight! Guests must purchase Butterfly Releases in-person at the Butterfly Biosphere Front Desk.
10 am, 1 pm, 3:30 pm, and 6 pm
Go beyond the glass with this hands-on opportunity! Check out the Critter Corner during your trip around the museum for a chance to hold a friendly bug. These regularly timed shows allow you to learn about bugs and the important role they play in the environment!
Included with regular venue admission.
Good Night Museum
7 pm
You and your family will wind down as Thanksgiving Point educators read bedtime stories and invite you to participate in quiet, calming activities. It’s the perfect end to an adventurous day.
Wednesday10 am – Noon
Join us for The Dirt on Dinos program at the Museum of Ancient Life every Wednesday. Our program will have interesting specimens, fossils and cast material, on display for up-close observation. Friendly staff will help answer questions and guide guests in educational conversation and activity. Bring your best questions and imagination! Come learn about the science happening every day here at Thanksgiving Point!
Included with regular venue admission
10 am – 10:30 am
Join us in the Learning Gardens for a look at gardening basics! From water and soil to plant parts and pollinators, this program gets the whole family out into the garden exploring and discovering.
Included with regular venue admission. May be cancelled due to inclement weather.
11-11:20 am
Join us for our weekly storytelling adventure, Tales for Tots. Staff will engage guests with interactive storytelling as well as movement and/or music activities that connect to the story theme of the day.
Included with regular venue admission
October 11 | The Very Quiet Cricket by Eric Carle
This is the story of a young cricket who is unable to respond to the new friends he meets. Try though he may, no sound will come when he rubs his wings together. After meeting a series of other insects, he finally learns how to say hello!
October 18 | The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything by Linda D. Williams
Once upon a time, there was a little old lady who was not afraid of anything! But one autumn night, while walking in the woods, the little old lady heard . . . CLOMP, CLOMP, SHAKE, SHAKE, CLAP, CLAP. And the little old lady who was not afraid of anything had the scare of her life!
October 25 | Just Say Boo! by Susan Hood
If three dinosaurs roar when you open your door, what do you say? “Boo!” of course! In this charmingly spooky story, little trick-or-treaters learn just what to say in every Halloween situation. From rattling bones to ghostly footsteps, it captures all the best scares of the season–and teaches just the right way to dispel fears in favor of fun.
BUTTERFLY’s First flight
11 am and 5 pm
$4 per person, $3 for Thanksgiving Point members
Help one of our newly-emerged butterflies spread their wings with this immersive experience! Join our entomologists in releasing young butterflies into the conservatory and help a butterfly celebrate its first flight! Guests must purchase Butterfly Releases in-person at the Butterfly Biosphere Front Desk.
10 am, 1 pm, 3:30 pm, and 6 pm
Go beyond the glass with this hands-on opportunity! Check out the Critter Corner during your trip around the museum for a chance to hold a friendly bug. These regularly timed shows allow you to learn about bugs and the important role they play in the environment!
Included with regular venue admission.
bubbles and bites
1 pm
Fish Food for Thought: The Alligator Gar is sometimes referred to as a “living fossil” because scientists can trace them in the fossil record back 100 million years! Join our Museum of Ancient Life staff on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 1pm to watch these agile predators hunt for their lunch!
Included with regular venue admission
ITSY BITSY SCIENCE
3 pm
Come explore with us at Itsy Bitsy Science! Together we will investigate the workings of the natural world with young guests and their families. This program is all about encouraging littles to engage in beginning science practices through facilitated play .
Included with regular venue admission.
Good Night Museum
7 pm
You and your family will wind down as Thanksgiving Point educators read bedtime stories and invite you to participate in quiet, calming activities. It’s the perfect end to an adventurous day.
Thursday11-11:20 am
Join us for our popular Melody Makers program. Led by our Learning and Engagement staff, Melody Makers is the perfect opportunity for little kids and their adults to dance and move in a fun and friendly environment. Come see what each unique staff member has to offer with a variety of engaging songs and themes each week.
Included with regular venue admission.
FEATURED SONG FOR October:
“Monsters Stomp Around the House”
Have you ever wanted to be a spooky monster? Now is your chance to stomp, jump, and roar around the house with all your monster friends.
BUTTERFLY’s First flight
11 am and 5 pm
$4 per person, $3 for Thanksgiving Point members
Help one of our newly-emerged butterflies spread their wings with this immersive experience! Join our entomologists in releasing young butterflies into the conservatory and help a butterfly celebrate its first flight! Guests must purchase Butterfly Releases in-person at the Butterfly Biosphere Front Desk.
10 am, 1 pm, 3:30 pm, and 6 pm
Go beyond the glass with this hands-on opportunity! Check out the Critter Corner during your trip around the museum for a chance to hold a friendly bug. These regularly timed shows allow you to learn about bugs and the important role they play in the environment!
Included with regular venue admission.
Good Night Museum
7 pm
You and your family will wind down as Thanksgiving Point educators read bedtime stories and invite you to participate in quiet, calming activities. It’s the perfect end to an adventurous day.
Friday11-11:20 am
Join us for our weekly storytelling adventure, Tales for Tots. Staff will engage guests with interactive storytelling as well as movement and/or music activities that connect to the story theme of the day.
Included with regular venue admission
October 13 | Babies in the Bayou by Jim Arnosky
There are a lot of babies in the bayou. Some have feathers, others have shells, and some even have webbed feet. No matter what kind of baby it is, their mothers have to take care of them.
October 20 | Room on the Broom by Julia Donaldson
The witch and her cat are happily flying through the sky on a broomstick when the wind picks up and blows away the witch’s hat, then her bow, and then her wand! Luckily, three helpful animals find the missing items, and all they want in return is a ride on the broom. But is there room on the broom for so many friends?
October 27 | There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Bat by Lucille Colandro
In this spooky twist on a classic story, an old lady swallows a bat, and a goblin, and some bones! Why, oh why? Well, come find out!
BUTTERFLY’s First Flight
11 am and 5 pm
$4 per person, $3 for Thanksgiving Point members
Help one of our newly-emerged butterflies spread their wings with this immersive experience! Join our entomologists in releasing young butterflies into the conservatory and help a butterfly celebrate its first flight! Guests must purchase Butterfly Releases in-person at the Butterfly Biosphere Front Desk.
10 am, 1 pm, 3:30 pm, and 6 pm
Go beyond the glass with this hands-on opportunity! Check out the Critter Corner during your trip around the museum for a chance to hold a friendly bug. These regularly timed shows allow you to learn about bugs and the important role they play in the environment!
Included with regular venue admission.
11:45 am and 2:30 pm
Meet and learn about some amazing reptilian creatures at the Reptile Report! Whether you know it all about the reptiles or you’re just learning about them for the first time, this program has something for everyone.
Included with regular venue admission
Good Night Museum
7 pm
You and your family will wind down as Thanksgiving Point educators read bedtime stories and invite you to participate in quiet, calming activities. It’s the perfect end to an adventurous day.
SaturdayJoin us for our weekly storytelling adventure, Tales for Tots. Staff will engage guests with interactive storytelling as well as movement and/or music activities that connect to the story theme of the day.
Included with regular venue admission
October 14 | Leaf Man by Lois Ehlert
Fall has come, the wind is gusting, and Leaf Man is on the move. Is he drifting east, over the marsh and ducks and geese? Or is he heading west, above the orchards, prairie meadows, and spotted cows? No one’s quite sure, but this much is certain: A Leaf Man’s got to go where the wind blows.
October 21 | The Runaway Pumpkin by Kevin Lewis
When Buck, Billy, and their little sister Lil spy the biggest pumpkin they’ve ever seen, they can’t resist. Buck and Billy try to roll the pumpkin down the hill to show everyone, but it’s too big! Before they know it, it’s bumping and thumping and rolling down the hillside out of control.
October 28 | Big Pumpkin by Erica Silverman
Once there was a witch who longed for pumpkin pie. Unfortunately, the pumpkin she had grown from a seed became so big she simply couldn’t get it off the vine. The witch wanted that whole pumpkin for herself, but she needed help. Can the witch discover both the value of cooperating and the joy of sharing?
BUTTERFLY’s first flight
11 am and 5 pm
$4 per person, $3 for Thanksgiving Point members
Help one of our newly-emerged butterflies spread their wings with this immersive experience! Join our entomologists in releasing young butterflies into the conservatory and help a butterfly celebrate its first flight! Guests must purchase Butterfly Releases in-person at the Butterfly Biosphere Front Desk.
10 am, 1 pm, 3:30 pm, and 6 pm
Go beyond the glass with this hands-on opportunity! Check out the Critter Corner during your trip around the museum for a chance to hold a friendly bug. These regularly timed shows allow you to learn about bugs and the important role they play in the environment!
Included with regular venue admission.
bubbles and bites
1 pm
Fish Food for Thought: The Alligator Gar is sometimes referred to as a “living fossil” because scientists can trace them in the fossil record back 100 million years! Join our Museum of Ancient Life staff on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 1pm to watch these agile predators hunt for their lunch!
Included with regular venue admission
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It can handle a substantial amount of plant material, making it suitable for commercial use. Additionally, it is made of durable materials, ensuring its longevity and resistance to wear and tear. Another advantage of the Bubblem120gc pollen tumbler is its ease of cleaning. The drum can be easily removed for cleaning, and the entire unit is designed to be user-friendly. This makes maintenance hassle-free and allows for efficient use. The pollen collected using the Bubblem120gc pollen tumbler is of high quality and purity. It can be used for various purposes, such as breeding, producing hybrid strains, or creating hash extracts. The tumbler allows growers to maximize their yields and ensure the potency and quality of their pollen. In conclusion, the Bubblem120gc pollen tumbler is a state-of-the-art equipment that revolutionizes the process of pollen separation. Its efficiency, ease of use, and large capacity make it a valuable tool for growers and horticulturists. With its durable construction and user-friendly design, it is a fantastic investment for anyone seeking to achieve high-quality pollen extraction..
Reviews for "The History and Evolution of Pollen Tumbling: From Traditional Methods to the Bubblem120gc Pollen Tumbler"
1. Emily - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with the Bubblem120gc pollen tumbler. The quality of the machine is subpar, and it feels really flimsy. On top of that, it didn't do a great job of separating the pollen from the plant material. I had to run it multiple times and even then, there was a significant amount of residue left behind. It's not worth the price tag and I would not recommend this product.
2. Josh - 1 star - I had high hopes for the Bubblem120gc pollen tumbler, but it turned out to be a complete waste of money. Right out of the box, it had defects and didn't work properly. The motor was extremely noisy and would frequently overheat, causing the machine to shut off. Even when it was running, the separation process was inefficient and the yield was disappointing. Save your money and invest in a better product.
3. Sarah - 3 stars - The Bubblem120gc pollen tumbler didn't quite live up to my expectations. While it did manage to separate some pollen from the plant material, it was nowhere near as efficient as advertised. I found that I had to repeat the process multiple times to get a decent yield, and even then, there was still a fair amount of residue left behind. The machine also felt a bit flimsy and had some durability issues. Overall, I'm not overly impressed with this product and would recommend exploring other options before making a purchase.
4. Mike - 2 stars - The Bubblem120gc pollen tumbler was a disappointment for me. It had several design flaws that affected its performance. The lid didn't fit securely, causing leaks during the separation process. The motor was also underpowered and struggled to spin the tumbler effectively. Even when it did work, the yield of pollen was not substantial enough to justify the amount of time and effort it took. I would not recommend this product.