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Dry Tortugas National Park
ABC_Islands_trip.htm
2024 St. John,
USVI. France & Switzerland. German, Rotterdam, Belgium,
France, UK. HK. 2024_SepOct_trip.html
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2022 Florida &
Georiga. Bonaire & Curacao. Portugal. <has
Vacation History (2007-)> <bought I-Bond (1/8/2022)>
2021 Florida.
Oregon. Texas.
2020 Cape Cod
& Berkshire, MA
2019 1. Cayman
Islands. 2. Iceland. Baltic Sea ( Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Sweden,
northeast Germany
and Russia )
[link] 3. Barbados.
2018 Tucson, AZ.
Pittsburgh, PA. Bonaire & Curacao. HK (trips to China).
2017 Cayman Islands /
Bonaire & Curacao / HK (1 day trip to China with Siu Ming)
2016 celebrate birding 10 year anniversary - 決志: 矢志不渝
、堅定不移地 進行觀鳥, 成為一生一世的嗜好, 天長地久的興趣.
2016 (Aug-): HK
2016 (Jan-Jul): Mexico
(4/7)
2015 (8/14-): Curacao
/ HK
2015 (Jan-8/8) log:
South Carolina / Seattle
2014 log: Jamaica /
Canadian Rockies / Curacao
2013 log: New
Orleans, Costa Maya, Belize City, Roatan, & Cozumel / HK (
東龍洲, 1/2 day China with Siu Ming) Periodical Cicada
at SI
This is a special photo to me.
It is taken by 5 seconds (very long) shutter at Kowloon Park 6:15pm.
Luckily the cooperative Black Crowned Night Heron stood still for me.
2012
(after Hurricane Sandy) log
2012
(Jul-before Hurricane Sandy) log (Netherlands, UK,
Scotland, Norway,
Denmark) (birdList.b4_split2_b_and_c.htm)
2012
(Jan-Jun) log (Costa
Rica)
2011 log (HK,
Punta Cana)
2010 log (
1. Mar. Caribbean Cruise : Fort Lauderdale / Cozumel, Mexico / Cayman
Islands ; 1b. HK ; 2. Nov. Caribbean Cruise : Puerto Rico / St Maarten /
Half Moon Cay & Florida)
2009 log (Las
Vegas; HK, Mainland China and Taiwan)
2008 log (South
Caribbean Cruise - Puerto Rico, St. Thomas, St. Kitts, Grenada, Bonaire
& Aruba; Toronto;
Palm Beach, Florida)
Photo
and Video @ Punta Cana
pic01.htm others
HK trips
ducks and geese
Note
on Dragonfly and Damselfly my
insect spider list Macro
butterflyMoth.htm
frog kissena_rare_encounter.htm
Postings of NY Birding List
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TYPES OF TURTLES FOUND IN THE USA
Favorites
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in 2011
Bees
Wasps Cricket
myInventory myNationalPark.htm
Costa
Rica info
Costa Rica, 2012 - Photo
costa_rica_mybirdlist.htm
Birding in Shetland Islands Norway cruise
pc_stuff.htm
pc_stuff2.htm
Google Voice t-mobile
(6/2014) 多部未华子
cull_CanadaGeese_at_JBWR.htm
samsung_s3600.note01.htm smart_phone.htm
car_problem.htm pedometer.htm
myEye_glass.html
http://www.nycgovparks.org/news/notices
Biblical_problems_caused_by_translation.htm translation
resource
how_can_i_make_a_very_sharp_phot.htm
flash_wont_sync_in_slave_mode.htm Camera/Camcorder for birding
cam4underwater
infrared_photography.htm
snorkeling
comet_PANSTARRS.htm
Jamaica_bird.htm
2015plus_jamaica_trips.htm
Glacier Hay fever Glacier
& Canadian Rockies
Curacao-1
Curacao-2 Bermuda
Cancun Snorkeling
Cozumel Reefs (El Cozumele�o Resort)
St. Maarten St.
Eustatius
Saint Martin: The best snorkeling on the island lies on
the French side, where the government religiously protects the calm
waters, which are populated with schools of brilliantly colored fish. Find
a tiny cove and explore the shallow reefs along its shores, especially in
the northeastern underwater nature reserve.
Barbados is called the land of flying fish.
Cuba
[mirror] Ethiopia
[Rockjumper's standard tours (as we classify this PNG tour) are aimed at
the keen birder who wants to see as many birds and as much wildlife as
possible without extreme effort or arduous hours in the field i.e. the
average birder.
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NewFoundLand
South Carolina
Seattle Bird
in Arizona Desert
Lead Adventures 3-Week Galapagos
program - doc
Quito - Monastery of San Francisco -
pic1 quito.htm
The best month for me to visit Galapagos is probably
Feb.
https://www.quasarex.com/blog/galapagos-climate-february-weather-in-the-galapagos-islands
https://www.quasarex.com/galapagos/when-to-visit
List of whale and
dolphin species List
of birds of HK
Tourists to China can finally use the country�s massively popular mobile
payment systems
door lock
https://direct.mit.edu/isec/article/48/1/7/117122/The-Peril-of-Peaking-Powers-Economic-Slowdowns-and
https://singjupost.com/transcript-michael-beckley-on-the-end-of-chinas-rise-the-future-of-global-order/
Planetrise/Planetset, Thu, Feb 27, 2025 | ||||
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Planet | Rise | Set | Meridian | Comment |
Mercury | Thu 7:08 am | Thu 6:59 pm | Thu 1:03 pm | Slightly difficult to see |
Venus | Thu 7:16 am | Thu 8:31 pm | Thu 1:53 pm | Fairly good visibility |
Mars | Thu 12:58 pm | Fri 4:20 am | Thu 8:39 pm | Perfect visibility |
Jupiter | Thu 10:43 am | Fri 1:30 am | Thu 6:06 pm | Fairly good visibility |
Saturn | Thu 7:09 am | Thu 6:36 pm | Thu 12:53 pm | Very difficult to see |
Uranus | Thu 9:40 am | Thu 11:58 pm | Thu 4:49 pm | Difficult to see |
Neptune | Thu 7:26 am | Thu 7:18 pm | Thu 1:22 pm | Extremely difficult to see |
Planetrise/Planetset, Fri, Feb 28, 2025 | ||||
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Planet | Rise | Set | Meridian | Comment |
Mercury | Fri 7:07 am | Fri 7:04 pm | Fri 1:05 pm | Slightly difficult to see |
Venus | Fri 7:11 am | Fri 8:28 pm | Fri 1:49 pm | Fairly good visibility |
Mars | Fri 12:54 pm | Sat 4:16 am | Fri 8:35 pm | Perfect visibility |
Jupiter | Fri 10:40 am | Sat 1:26 am | Fri 6:03 pm | Fairly good visibility |
Saturn | Fri 7:06 am | Fri 6:32 pm | Fri 12:49 pm | Very difficult to see |
Uranus | Fri 9:36 am | Fri 11:54 pm | Fri 4:45 pm | Difficult to see |
Neptune | Fri 7:22 am | Fri 7:15 pm | Fri 1:18 pm | Extremely difficult to see |
网 络盛传的“77年难得一见”的说法,记者向DeepSeek咨询了其出处,发现数据来源自百度百科,统计的是七星张角小于30°的情况下,从公元1年至 3000年共发生39次“七星连珠”,平均间隔约77年。对此施韡表示,张角小于30°是前提,此外,该数据讲的是平均,事实上“七星连珠”发生的间隔并不均 匀。
据 说有科学家计算了公元前3001年到公元3000年这6000年间的情况。当张角在5°以下时,“六星连珠”发生49次,“七星连珠”发生3次。如果张角扩大 到10°,“六星连珠”有709次,“七星连珠”有52次。所以施韡认为,不 讨论张角的连珠是没有意义的。
How unusual is it to have a period where these dark-sky planet parade
conditions are met for certain locations on Earth? It only happens on a
handful of occasions per century.
According to our calculations, the next period will be in 2036, around March 31–April 1. The next window after that will be in 2060, around November 13–17.
https://medium.com/@a.moodie17/what-is-the-oscars-obsession-with-the-disabled-76a7aa697751
About the portrayals of the disabled and how they often win the best
actor/actress awards in Oscars:
1. Examples of this start in 1988’s Rain Man, where autistic savant
Raymond Babbitt (Dustin Hoffman)
2. This kind of Oscar winning performance quickly appeared again a year
later in 1989 with Daniel Day-Lewis’s portrayal of Christy Brown in My
Left Foot, who had cerebral palsy and yet manged to harness control of one
of his feet and forged a career as both an artist and writer.
3. Over the next few years film would see countless Oscars going to actors
for characters who were in some way disabled. Like Al Pacino as the blind
but quick-witted and fast-living war veteran Frank Slade in Scent of a
Woman. Then you have Jamie Foxx as the blind but real soul legend Ray
Charles and Nicole Kidman as bipolar-suffering novelist Virginia Woolf.
4. Jack Nicholson demonstrated in As Good as it Gets where he plays a
writer with OCD who also comes across as very misanthropic.
Despite already having an Oscar for One Flew Over the
Cuckoo’s Nest, Nicholson took home another best actor Oscar.
5. Tom Hanks as Forrest Gump.
6. Eddie Redmayne as Stephen Hawking (who acquired Motor Neuron Disease
while studying at Oxford tells us anything) in The Theory of Everything.
7. Someone who actually is disabled to play a disabled character:
Won: Marlee Matlin received an historic best actress
Oscar for 1986’s Children of a Lesser God, first such award to be given to
a deaf actress.
Lost: Millicent Simmonds (who is deaf in real life)
playing a deaf character in the horror film A Quiet Place.
8.
Planet rise / Planet set, Sat, Mar 29, 2025 | ||||
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Planet | Rise | Set | Meridian | Comment |
Mercury | Sat 6:15 am | Sat 6:32 pm | Sat 12:24 pm | Extremely difficult to see |
Venus | Sat 5:45 am | Sat 6:33 pm | Sat 12:09 pm | Fairly good visibility |
Mars | Sat 12:32 pm | Sun 3:40 am | Sat 8:06 pm | Perfect visibility |
Jupiter | Sat 9:58 am | Sun 12:49 am | Sat 5:23 pm | Fairly good visibility |
Saturn | Sat 6:20 am | Sat 5:56 pm | Sat 12:08 pm | Very difficult to see |
Uranus | Sat 8:45 am | Sat 11:05 pm | Sat 3:55 pm | Difficult to see |
Neptune | Sat 6:30 am | Sat 6:26 pm | Sat 12:28 pm | Extremely difficult to see |