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My interests include:
Researching the possibility of an internal evolutionary mechanism based on an extension to homeostasis.
The evolutionary origins of psychological trauma.
Psychology and Social Psychology.
History.
Cycling.
Digital photography.
Reading.
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John Latter's tags
- Admiralty
- Animals
- Architecture
- Army
- Army Apprentices College
- Aviation
- Beach
- Belgrave
- best
- Birds
- Bleriot
- Boats
- Bowling Green
- Breakwater
- Buildings
- Castle
- Cemetery
- Christ Church
- Church
- Cinema
- Clock Tower
- Coastguard
- Connaught Park
- Court's Folly
- Cowgate
- Cruise Ships
- Docks
- Dover
- Dover Castle
- Drop Redoubt
- Earthworks
- Eastern Arm
- Eastern Docks
- England
- English Channel
- English Heritage
- Evolution
- Fairbairn Crane
- Ferries
- Fire
- Flowers
- Folly
- Ghosts
- Grammar
- Grand Shaft
- Granville
- Guston
- Harbour
- Harrogate
- History
- Holes
- John Latter
- Kearsney Abbey
- Keep
- Kent
- Knights Templar
- Lifeboat
- Lighthouse
- Listed Building
- Marina
- Market Square
- Memorial
- Miscellaneous
- Moats
- Monument
- Motes Bulwark
- Nature
- Navy
- Night
- Norman
- North Center Bastion
- North Entrance
- North Military Road
- Orbs
- Outer Bastion
- Panorama
- Parks
- Pebbles
- Pencester Gardens
- Pharos
- Pier
- Police
- Prince of Wales
- Psychology
- Pubs
- Railway
- Research
- River Dour
- Robsons Yard
- Roman
- Royal Signals
- Ruins
- Sailing Ships
- Saxon
- School
- Seafront
- Ships
- Snow
- Social Psychology
- Spanish Prince
- St James
- St James Cemetery
- St Margarets-at-cliffe
- St Martins Battery
- St Mary-in-Castro
- St Marys
- Statue
- Swingate
- Tidal harbour
- Tower
- Town Hall
- Tugs
- UK
- Urban
- Victorian
- Wellington
- Western Docks
- Western Heights
- White Cliffs
- Wildlife
- Workboats
- WW1
- WW2
- Zig Zags
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When in range of AIS, the vessel's current position is shown at:
The Automatic Identification System (AIS) is an automatic tracking system used on ships and by vessel traffic services (VTS) for identifying and locating vessels by electronically exchanging data with other nearby ships and AIS Base stations. AIS information supplements marine radar, which continues to be the primary method of collision avoidance for water transport.
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