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This is my room in Amazon. My desk is the one on the right with the 3 monitors-2 computers setup!
I share the room with another teammate
we nick named him tio (uncle in spanish). This Huaorani was basically one of our guides and he is holding a traditional dart made of palm dipped in currary poison. The brown ball around his neck holds the cotton type stuff (from a native plant) that is used to seal the dart in the blow gun, and the tube safely hold the darts until they are ready for deployment. it is sealed and waterproofed
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Gift for a friend. The Amazon from Creepy Cute (with a few alterations). Mostly, she needed a bow.
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Easy Birding Peru offers tours from Cusco to the Manu National Park or to the Manu Biosphere, including our private Reserve Maquisapayoj, adjacent to the National Park.
- A trip to the untouched rainforest with plenty of undisturbed wildlife! EBP also offers various trekking tours, the Classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu as well as several alternative treks.
For details see 'Cusco, Trekking and South of Peru'. The Manu National Park was created in 1973 and established a Biosphere reserve in 1977; in 1987 it was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, due to the world´s highest biodiversity in Manu.
It is one of the largest and most important conservation units of the world, it protects an entire virgin watershed, covering altitudinal ranges from 200 m to 4100 m above sea level.
Amazon Travel Why go to Manu?
• Amazon Travel Ecotourism and Conservation
Manu is a very rich/ biodiverse but fragile ecosystem. Being home of several endangered species, e.g. Giant Otter, Harpy Eagle, Giant Anteater, Ocelot and Wooly Monkey, ecologically sustainable tourism in Manu is imperative and a low tourism flow is favourable.
Visitors should be informed about rainforest conservation and favorabletourism activities have to be controled ( e.g. don´t get too close to the animals). Ecotourism also is an important economic activity for the inhabitants of the rainforest that permits its use without distroying the rainforest resources.
That´s why it´s very important to involve local people in Manu tourism!
A passenger boat makes its way along the Amazon River near Manaus, Brazil. Photo by Mike DuBose, UMNS.
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Fernando Rios Tulumba, manager for Project Amazonas in Iquitos, Peru pilots the hospital boat "Tucunare" up the Rio Mazan. The Tucunare is packed with doctors, nurses, dentists, and volunteers on its way to provide free health clinics to six villages in the Peruvian Amazon. This photograph is part of a solution which provides health care to over 30,000 people in the Amazon rainforest each year. Learn more about what we do at NGO AidJoy.
In Amazon Chakra, farmers grow a wide variety of crops to support their food sovereignty. Farming, hunting, fishing and picking edible and non-edible products from the Amazon forest are part of the daily life of the local communities.
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Amazon.co.uk is has been down since about 22:00 CET on Sunday.
UPDATE: It was back up by 23:00 CET. Anyone know if this was a DDoS?
Amazon Milk Frog - part of the "Frogs: A Chorus of Colors" exhibit at COSI. This was my last visit to the exhibit before it left town - guess I'll have to try my luck at the Zoo now...
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Children pick up trash during a free clinic in Murutinga, Brazil. The John Wesley medical boat carried a volunteer team from the Methodist Church in Brazil and the Florida Conference of The United Methodist Church to indigenous communities along the Amazon River and its tributaries. Photo by Mike DuBose, UMNS.
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A piranha caught using raw chicken for bait dangles from a fishing line aboard the John Wesley medical boat on the Amazon River near Autazes, Brazil. Photo by Mike DuBose, UMNS.
Yay! The newly released Kindle firmware adds a PDF reader!
Now I can copy all my Safari books over to the Kindle. You would think that's lending the competition a hand, but Amazon is (still) one of the few companies that hasn't fallen to those short-sighted good-for-nothing CEOs and/or marketing geniuses that increase short-term profits at the expense of alienating their customers.
Years ago, when they were still a small company, they would send us coffee tumblers for Christmas as a token of appreciation. When I bought the Kindle they refunded $20 because they decided to lower the price a couple of days after I purchased it. Now they add PDF functionality which potentially opens the market for the competition (should I download the book in PDF from Safari or buy the Kindle version?).
Sure, they had that Orwellian blunder, but they said they were sorry, openly declared that what they did (to secretly and remotely delete books —including, ironically, the novel "1984"— from customers' Kindles after discovering that an editor didn't have the e-publishing rights) was stupid, and agreed to pay $150,000 to charity to settle a law suit.
All in all, it's thumbs up for Amazon as far as I'm concerned!
I think this is pretty cool, but I have to admit it was not what I was going for at all. I was trying to get Midjourney to make an image of a female centaur; after several attempts I concluded that it had never seen an image of a female centaur and so didn't know how to make one.