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Rich Hoyer reports on seeing Mountain Gorillas in NW Rwanda
Semifinals in the Bird World Cup. Wilson's bird of Paradise did not make it. It was a very close game. Instead it is Spoon-billed Sandpiper against Philippine Eagle and Marvelous Spatuletail verses Harpy Eagle. Can small and peculiar win against giants? What do you think?
Third part -out of three- displaying some of my many photographic expeditions at Laem Pak Bia, a cool waders' site that rocks indeed… August 15th, 2009 On Mother's Day -American Continent's Calendar-, my wife asked me to take her back to LPB for some birding (yeah… I know… I'm a lucky guy!) and she was [...]
Santa has no time to rest Santa has 31 hours of Christmas to work with due to the different time zones and the rotation of the earth, providing he travels from East to West. He has to deal with 1800 household visits per second. Birdingblogs own GrrlScientist writes today in the Guardian: How does Santa [...]
This week reveals the identities of the birds and a plant from the final row in Rich Hoyer's Cristalino Montage.
Past Games. It was tough, wasn't it? How can one choose, when they all are good birds. And why was your favorite missing? It didn't make through the Facebook filter last week. Yet, here we are with 8 matches played and entering the quarterfinals. You can check the results from round 2 by clicking on [...]
Alex Vargas – our Costa Rican birder/photographer/birdingblogs blogger living in Thailand – is currently running a 3 part blog series on Laem Pak Bia; a wonderful birding area just south-west of Bangkok. It all happened this last August when Alex graciously offered to take my wife and I out to Kaeng Krachan National Park (an [...]
Second part that accounts some of my many photographic expeditions at Laem Pak Bia, a great area for waders and much more… December 23rd, 2008 & December 27th, 2008 Just before Christmas (08), we visited the King's Project on a sunny day and got a few images… it was already pretty dry around Central Thailand [...]
Tree Swallow brood sex ratios SUMMARY: Tree swallows reveal that brood sex ratios are an economic balancing act with far-reaching evolutionary consequences Skewed sex ratios have been widely discussed in the news. But a demographic imbalance in the sexes is not purely a human phenomenon: it can occur throughout the animal kingdom. Several studies have [...]
This week reveals the identities of the birds and bugs from Row 7 in Rich Hoyer's Cristalino Montage.
Second round of Ultimate bird of the world. Choose 8 birds from these 8 pairs. Spoon-billed Sandpiper vs Ibisbill, Marvelous Spatuletail vs Long-whiskered Owlet, Harpy Eagle vs Blue Bird of Paradise, Resplendent Quetzal vs Philippine Eagle, Shoebill vs Inca Tern, Snowy Owl vs Wilson's Bird-of-Paradise, Kakapo vs Emperor Penguin and Wandering Albatross vs Ivory Gull. Difficult huh?
Snow Bunting (Plectrophenax nivalis) is one of those birds that just get me salivating but, unfortunately (or maybe as a consequence of) it is a rarity in Austria and I had only seen it once, just down the road from work last year where a local birder and friend (Paul) found one in a mixed [...]
This past week some exciting news from Colombia leaked. Six photos were published on Internet Birding Collection claiming to be the Bogota Sunangel. I for one, suspected that this was a leak, and downloaded the pics immediately to have as reference. Shortly afterwards they were pulled off the page. A lot of speculation started on [...]
Tribute to Ted Parker. It is soon 30 years since legendary neotropical superbirder Ted Parker set the amazing record of 331 species in 24h at Cocha Cashu together with Scott Robinson. The year was 1982. Scott has later told me that they had around 300 species already by 11 AM, and that they from then [...]
Several hotspots in the Laem Pak Bia area, are worth to mention, as these produce great birding and bird-photos all year around At less than 2 hours driving from Bangkok, in Petchburi Province, Laem Pak Bia it's a fishing town that offers some rich and unique birding opportunities with many waders, gulls and more in [...]
Summary: GrrlScientist reviews a new book by Simon Barnes Birdwatching with your eyes closed accompanied with a free downloadable podcast. The book teaches you to open your ears to appreciate and recognize birdsounds. Eighty percent of bird watching is listening "Eighty percent of bird watching is listening", I often told my university students whilst we squished through [...]
This week reveals the identities of the photos from Row 6 in Rich Hoyer's Cristalino Montage.
Which is the one bird that every birder should aim to see before it is time to leave this life? In Huffington Post there was recently a vote for what place on Earth to see before you die. Not surprisingly, Machu Picchu in Peru was number one. It made me wonder. If you asked the [...]
With Birdlife International and Angry Birds Like everyone else, you probably have played Angry Birds on your iPhone, iPad, Android or recently on Chrome web-browser. It is the fad of the decade. Now Angry Birds are really Angry when they support BirdLife International in special online Chrome version of the game, where there is information [...]
Witness how a beautiful and aggressive Black-capped Kingfisher battles hard to prepare and enjoy a big crab for lunch! In october 2010, someone posted in my forum (birdphotoforum.com) a pretty decent image of the elusive and attractive Black-capped Kingfisher and that immediately caught my full attention. Turned out, the blue hunter was closer to my [...]
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The first two years of college I changed my major three times and had no idea what I wanted to do with my life after college. My freshman year I did not understand the value that my French studies would eventually bring to my life, so I even tried to drop out of my French class. Luckily, my French professor at the time, Madame Larsen, encouraged me to continue my French studies and convinced me to stay in her class.
One thing I did know coming into college was that I definitely wanted to study abroad. I had always had this desire, but I had no idea how much knowing a foreign language would enhance my abroad experience. In the fall of my junior year, I studied in Rennes, France. My passion for the French language and culture deepened so much during this experience. I finally put to use the past seven years I had studied French by living with a host family, developing many French friendships, and taking all my courses in French. Communicating in another language is such an amazing skill that allows me to relate to people of another culture that have an entirely different perspective. I learned so much from the French people through taking four months to leave behind all my leadership commitments in the U.S. as well as my academic responsibilities. It was a chance to truly follow instead of lead and in doing so I learned so much from a different way of life, way of speaking, culture, and history.
Through my study abroad experience and the continuation of my French studies at Hope, I feel better prepared to confidently enter the professional world when I graduate in a year. I have a much better understanding of the global society and I am aware of the vast differences and similarities that can exist between cultures. By living in France and being a French major at Hope, I also now have a very different perspective on the U.S. and American culture. After I graduate, I would like to return to France in order to hopefully master my French language skills, deepen my ability to communicate across cultural barriers, and gain further international experience. Eventually, I would like to apply my passion for cross-cultural communication, the French language, and social justice through using my French in a international organization, governmental or non-governmental, that works with multinational issues of social injustice and/or human rights. If I decide to focus solely on my French studies, I would be open to working in a French immersion school in the U.S.
At first I was disappointed to discover that I had ended up in the small town of Saint Avold (pop. ~20,000), in the province of Lorraine in eastern France, but I can now say with certainty that I was privileged be there. Being in a smaller town allowed me to engage in the community and make strong connections with the people I met, in addition to forcing me to speak almost exclusively French as English speakers were few and far between. Finally, because the cost of living was far less than it would have been in a large city such as Paris, I was able to afford quite a bit of traveling. While there, my main role was to teach English to high school students ranging from 15 to 22 years old. I worked with students one on one as well as in classes of over 30. I also developed good relationships with the teachers I worked with and saw them occasionally outside of the classroom.
Besides working at the high school, I took a position teaching English to kids and adults at an organization called "Apprends-moi ta Langue" (teach me your language). I also had the opportunity to play in a semi-professional orchestra, go to an independent winery exposition with open tasting of over 2000 wines, and visit many of the famous sites in the region with my students.
Among what I am going to miss most from France are efficient public transport, the quality and rhythm of life (in school, for example, there are two weeks of break for every six weeks of class), the food (the baguette, cheese, and wine stereotypes didn't come about for no reason), and the wonderful people I met over there.
So while now it seems like the next eight years or so of my life are pretty straightforward with medical school and residency, life has proven to me so far that it won't be as simple as that and I'm beyond excited to see what new, unexpected adventures await me!
My last day teaching at Lycée et Collège Rabelais brings my mind back to the first
day I approached the building, finally finding my way from the RER train station to
the high school, lost as usual. I have the inclination to say that over the course of the
year, I have learned what not to do. Not in a pessimistic way, but in the sense that
by getting lost, one learns the right way. Living and working in a foreign country
is a constant learning experience, a long trial-and-error period, but true progress
is learning from mistakes, remembering to implement a correction in language or
tweaking a lesson plan to help students learn better.
As an English teaching assistant at the lycée and collège, I teach about twelve hours
of class per week to students who are the equivalent of middle schoolers and high
school seniors. In my position, I was given complete freedom with the students,
which means I am now very practiced in creating and finding my own material.
Since I am considered a supplementary teacher, my goal was to get the students
talking and practicing their language, which I tried to do through fun projects, such
as a murder mystery game, or in one class a video-exchange with an American
high school. On a personal level, this year helped me to learn effective ways of
explaining, the particularities of language learning and classroom management.
My assistantship coincided with my courses at New York University in Paris,
which allowed me to implement the concepts I learned about how to teach foreign
languages. I also sincerely enjoyed my students' personalities and enthusiasm.
When my students get excited about an activity I have planned for them, it
motivates me to work harder to plan something that will increase their interest in
learning the language.
Not only have I learned about being in a school environment, but after spending the
year in France my language skills have improved enormously. Every experience,
positive or negative, forced me to improve in my communication abilities. Spending
time in cafés with friends, listening to my students making jokes they thought I
couldn't understand, and pushing myself to make semi-awkward conversation in
the teacher's lounge was just as important to my growth as all the practicalities of
life in Paris such as finding an apartment, opening a bank account, and dealing with
the paperwork nightmare that is inevitable when moving to France. My year in Paris
was real life. I am no longer a tourist nor quite a Parisian, but somewhere in the
middle. I have learned to blend in by not smiling in public and I fait la bise rather
than waving goodbye, but I think I'll still always have butterflies in my stomach and
twinkling eyes when I see la Tour Eiffel.
I first studied French and Business with IES Nantes in the spring of 2009 and absolutely loved my experience in France. After graduating from Hope, I found a great job with the Canadian division of Gordon Food Service where I helped bridge the gap between English and French (Quebecois) speaking colleagues. In order to further improve my French skills, I decided to apply to the Teaching Assistant Program in France and was accepted. I packed my bags and moved to the south of France where I taught in the Bordeaux Académie. Working at Lycée Marcel Dassault, I taught English 12 hours a week from October until May and loved every minute of it. The salary was just enough where I could afford to enjoy a student's life inBordeaux, but also travel through Europe a bit during the eight weeks of vacation that we had during the academic year. I found myself speaking more English than I would have preferred in the beginning, as this was my job, but soon enough, I found plenty of French friends and dove into the local culture.
Bordeaux was the perfect site for my second experience abroad - I especially loved the public transit and the Parisian style architecture found throughout the city. I really enjoy cooking, so living in Bordeaux also gave me the perfect chance to brush up on my knowledge of wine and southern cuisine! While I will be sad to leave, I know that I have made lifelong friendships and I will always have people to visit WHEN (not if) I return to France some day. I highly recommend this program for anyone looking to return to France - whether a recent grad or someone just seeking to return to the place they love after being away for too long!
After studying abroad in Nantes in 2007, I was hopeful of finding another way to return to France someday. I graduated from Hope in 2009, got married, then went on to get a Master of Arts degree in TESOL from Cornerstone University. Once my husband, Nathan Johnson ('09), finished his studies at Western Theological Seminary, it was the perfect time to spend a year abroad. I was accepted into the Teaching Assistant Program in France (www.tapif.org), and my husband was accepted at a French Reformed seminary for a year of study. Fortunately, I was placed at two schools in Montpellier, the same location as my husband's seminary.
For my job, which is an eight-month commitment, I work 12 hours per week in two French high schools. I teach conversation skills to small groups of students, give presentations about American culture, and help the English teachers prepare lesson materials, recordings, etc. This has been a valuable experience, as I have learned much about handling a classroom while also observing other English teachers' styles. My students and I had a lot of fun holding an American-style mock election in November, singing carols at Christmas, and playing many conversation games.
Nathan arrived in France after taking one Hope French class and studying on his own last summer. All of his seminary classes here are in French, so he has had to learn the language rather quickly! He is getting a head start for next year when he will begin a PhD program in New Testament at Princeton Theological Seminary, for which French is a requirement.
My French skills have also greatly improved. The teachers I work with make an effort to speak French with me; we've made many friends through my husband's seminary; and we've learned a lot about the logistics of living in a foreign country. We've also had a lot of vacation days to travel around Europe. Overall, this year has been wonderfully formative for both of us and an experience that we will continue to look back on with gratitude for many years!
The English Teaching Assistantships through the French
Embassy are a fantastic way to use one's French studies and immerse
oneself in French culture. My placement was in Pontivy, in the academy
of Rennes
(Brittany). Since many study abroad programs are based in Paris, or
one of the other large cities, this has been a unique opportunity to
a part of France I might never have come to otherwise. Although I had
never even heard of Pontivy before last summer, I now have a thorough
admiration and appreciation for my French home: From the Breton monk
who first built a bridge over the Blavet and lent his name to the village,
to the Rohan family whose 15th century château still dominates
the downtown, to Napoleon himself whose grand plans for Pontivy led
to a brief time of importance and power when the city was known as
this hidden valley in the middle of Brittany is steeped in history
and tradition.
My favorite aspect of my sejour has truly been the day
to day life here along with the other assistants (two Germans, a Brit,
and a Colombian
here in Pontivy - French is the common language, which is great for all
of us). I teach between 1 and 4 classes a day, generally with 12-15 students
per class, which allows me to work closely with them and get to know
each student personally. My school, the Lycée Joseph LOTH, is
a historical landmark that also dates from the time of Napoleon. Collaborating
and sharing ideas with the other assistants and professors has been a
great opportunity to use the language as well as learn about French education
and society. Outside of school, I have had such experiences as navigating
the French administration to get paperwork done to receive social security
and other benefits, being inconvenienced by transportation strikes and
celebrating National Education strikes, riding my bike everywhere, and
spending time with the French - my students, my neighbors, and new friends.
I know I will miss walking the crooked cobblestone streets and catching
glimpes of the château on the way to my school.
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Despite less than ideal climatic conditions, featuring storms which threatened an otherwise perfect year, most parts of California had an excellent year for viticulture. Chardonnays and Sauvignon Blancs were picked at optimum ripeness, and Californian white wine was just about as good as it could be. Surprises and overcoming difficulties summed up much of the United States' wine industry in 2009, and many of the results from Oregon, Washington State and all over California speak for themselves, with the flagship Cabernet Sauvignon grapes having developed healthy, thick skins and thus plenty of character and distinction. Elsewhere in the New World, South Africa had a very good year in 2009, and wineries across the cape of the African continent are proclaiming it a truly great vintage. In most of Europe, fine weather and punctual ripening periods produced some excellent wines, with many of the best coming out of France's Bordeaux and the surrounding regions. Merlot had an exceptionally good year in France, and wineries are proclaiming that the 2009 Merlot harvest was one of the best in living memory. Indeed, across most of France, ripening was relatively even, and red wine grapes such as Cabernet Franc, Syrah and others were reportedly highly characterful, with plenty of the required tannin levels with which to make high quality wines. Italy, too, had a very good 2009. Piedmont reported extremely favorable conditions throughout 2009, and their signature Nebbiolo grapes were more or less perfect when harvested, having benefited from the slight drop in temperature at the end of their ripening period. Veneto, too, had an enviable year, producing superb Pinot Grigio and Chardonnay wines in 2009.
California as a wine producing region has grown in size and importance considerably over the past couple of centuries, and today is the proud producer of more than ninety percent of the United States' wines. Indeed, if California was a country, it would be the fourth largest producer of wine in the world, with a vast range of vineyards covering almost half a million acres. The secret to California's success as a wine region has a lot to do with the high quality of its soils, and the fact that it has an extensive Pacific coastline which perfectly tempers the blazing sunshine it experiences all year round. The winds coming off the ocean cool the vines, and the natural valleys and mountainsides which make up most of the state's wine regions make for ideal areas in which to cultivate a variety of high quality grapes.
Whilst there are several strains of native grape varietals in the United States, it was the introduction of the European species which prompted the country to begin producing wines on a large scale. Over the past few centuries, experimentation and cross-breeding has produced great successes in regards to the quality and suitability of the fruit grown in states such as California, Oregon, Washington and New York, and the past few decades have seen New World wines from the United States reach much higher standards. Arguably the finest United States wines have always come out of California, where the climate and terrroir is most suitable for fine wine production. The masterful blending of classic grape varietals such as Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, amongst others including Syrah and Chardonnay, have had world beating results in recent years, prompting many to suggest that there has never been a better time for buying and drinking United States wines.
In the United States of America, one wine region seems to stand head and shoulders above all others. The Napa Valley of California has long been considered one of the world's premier wine regions, and the wineries which operate in this idyllic landscape now have generations of expertise when it comes to coaxing the very finest flavors and aromas from the imported varietals which thrive there. Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Merlot and Zinfandel have become the flagship grape varietals of the Napa Valley, however, recent years have seen much expansion and experimentation undertaken by the large and small wineries which call the valley their home. With ideal climatic conditions for viticulture, and wonderfully rich and fertile soils, the Napa Valley continues to grow and impress each year.


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were determined, and we held them off in the last five minutes. They had some good chances, but the other ex-Bruin [ Chad Johnson ] made some great saves for us, and kept us in the game when we needed it." How long was it before he really knew
in the offensive zone with good looks, but they were unable to out a game-tying goal past former B's netminder Chad Johnson . The game marked the return of former Bruin Johnny Boychuk to the Garden. Boychuk received a standing ovation during
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when a Chris Kelly breakout attempt was picked off by Alexander Semin, who took the puck to the net and was stoned by Chad Johnson . With the game well out of hand in the third period, the B's also gave up their fifth breakaway in the last five
Loui Eriksson's errant pass in the offensive zone led to Matt D'Agostini beating Chara to the puck and beating Chad Johnson for the game-winner. You can make the Olympic connection there and say that both players were still getting their bearings
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According to reports, federal prosecutors are aiming to have Beans behind bars for three years.
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A sentencing hearing on federal tax charges for rapper Beanie Sigel was postponed Thursday. Defense attorneys Fortunato Perri Jr. and Mark Cedrone told U.S. District Judge Jan DuBois on Wednesday that Sigel had not provided the financial information a probation officer requested or allowed a home visit by the officer. DuBois rescheduled sentencing for July 12. (Philly Tablet)
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Sigel entered his plea Tuesday in federal court in Philadelphia.U.S. prosecutors say he owes about $350,000 on $1 million of unreported income. But defense lawyer Fortunato Perri Jr. plans to challenge those calculations. (The Republic)
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CHICKASHA – Heading into halftime with a two-point deficit, the Drovers were looking for momentum, but ultimately a hot shooting Saint Gregory's team led to an 86-74 loss on Thursday in Shawnee.
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CHICKASHA – USAO's own Jahseth Lloyd added to his week's success by being named the NAIA Men's Basketball Player of the Week, the national office announced Tuesday.
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Somehow I envision we will all be reading reviews in the future where the HD-DVD version of movie X is better than the BD version and vice-a-versa. I think everyone will be buying into both formats whether they like it or not....
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Sony hasn't said they will release on both formats. Neither has Disney.
Speaking of Universal, weren't they suppose to fall in line?
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There was a story about how Universal was holding out for some concessions on DTS or something like that? This would be to placate Spielburg? Or was that some other studio?
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.... Dreamworks will probably follow Universals lead.
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Reproductive. Both men and women may experience reproductive problems
Sweat glands
About 30,000 people in the U.S. are affected with the disease. CF affects both male and female from all racial and ethnic groups, however it is more common in Caucasians who have a northern European heredity. It is also common among Latinos and American Indians and less common among African Americans and Asian Americans.
More than 10 million people in the U.S. are carriers of the cystic fibrosis gene. These people are not affected by the disease, and usually do not know that they are carriers.
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