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Land of Many Uses | Island-hopping
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Exploring conservation in the Southwest. Land of Many Uses. March 3, 2008. I’m in Aldo Leopold country. Leopold ecologist, conservationist, hunter, author of the immortal A Sand County Almanac played a key role in the 1924 designation of the Gila National Forest as the country’s first wilderness area. For the past few days I’ve wound my way through Gila’s ponderosa pine forests on winding mountain roads, and Leopold’s been on my mind. And The Rewilding Institute. Since 1998, the Gila National Forest has ...
About | Island-hopping
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Exploring conservation in the Southwest. One Response to “About”. February 26, 2008 at 4:40 pm. I have enjoyed the first two blog entries immensely. Mr. Siegel has a lambent wit, and a eloquent grip on the biological pulse of the Southwest. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out.
The Crossing | Island-hopping
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Exploring conservation in the Southwest. February 26, 2008. Route 66, the famed highway running from Chicago to L.A., still glitters with neon and motels full of character and characters, but these days most travelers and truckers opt for the busy Interstates that sprang up alongside it. But Smith, co-chair of the Tijeras Canyon Safe Passage Coalition. Will hopefully see fewer accidents like the one that early morning. A collaboration between the city of Albuquerque, the New Mexico Department of Transpor...
Where the Wild Things Are | Island-hopping
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Exploring conservation in the Southwest. Where the Wild Things Are. March 14, 2008. Alas, the wild wail of a wolf eluded me during several nights in the Gila National Forest. But decades after the last Mexican gray wolves were hunted to extinction in the Southwest, their howls once again echo across the rugged landscape. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s ambitious Mexican Wolf Recovery Program. And once again, the cow is causing problems for the wolf. But perhaps it’s not that simple. As Morgart t...
Come together | Island-hopping
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Exploring conservation in the Southwest. February 24, 2008. My man Mark Twain once observed that in the West, whiskey is for drinking and water is for fighting over. As a student of journalism and literature, I was itching to see a fight; conflict is the root of a good story, and that’s what I came here to find. But instead of a barroom brawl in the Wild West, I observed something else yesterday. That is the question. So the Southwestern New Mexico Stakeholder Group was formed, where everybody had a seat...
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Winging It: Off the Beaten Track
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A journalist by trade penetrating her way through this new storytelling vehicle. Monday, March 17, 2008. Off the Beaten Track. We put down the Frommer's and headed to less-touristy Gentilly neighborhood of New Orleans' for a day with Hands On New Orleans. The city's rebuilding efforts are evident. We ended up hunched in a hot elementary school hallway scalping old paint for seven hours. Our hands throbbed. Our fingers kept a claw-like shape until manually straightened. March 30, 2008 at 4:59 PM.
Winging It: Malaria and Africa
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A journalist by trade penetrating her way through this new storytelling vehicle. Monday, February 18, 2008. Like most journalists, I read a lot. Then I think about the stories to tell. For the last two years I've been following the U.S. efforts in Africa regarding health and fighting malaria. Yesterday's . New York Times article. 160;highlights Bush's visit in Eastern countries there. . Carson might go to Uganda to revisit her findings from S. She’d agree it’s a significant health and environ...My projec...
Winging It: April 2008
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A journalist by trade penetrating her way through this new storytelling vehicle. Monday, April 7, 2008. Start Spreading the News. New York — I made it inside the New York Times. By way of a science journalism award from the Journalism Resource Institute at Rutgers University. . Sitting in the modern, natural-light-permeated new home of what's considered the nation's best newspaper I heard about the troubled financial times affecting even them. . Or one of our competitors ( The Wall Street Journ al.
Winging It: February 2008
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A journalist by trade penetrating her way through this new storytelling vehicle. Wednesday, February 27, 2008. Memphis Barbecue meets Tennessee Basketball. We elbowed our way through the trash talk to the Rendevous Room - it was to be a pilgrimage for Jason. It was packed. They rushed us through dinner, quite opposite of the slow-cook process of our meal. Tiny entrees included half-dollar-size beans and slaw. But "a nice dry rub," Jason concluded. . Monday, February 18, 2008. New York Times article.
Winging It: Memphis Barbecue meets Tennessee Basketball
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A journalist by trade penetrating her way through this new storytelling vehicle. Wednesday, February 27, 2008. Memphis Barbecue meets Tennessee Basketball. We elbowed our way through the trash talk to the Rendevous Room - it was to be a pilgrimage for Jason. It was packed. They rushed us through dinner, quite opposite of the slow-cook process of our meal. Tiny entrees included half-dollar-size beans and slaw. But "a nice dry rub," Jason concluded. . Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Death in New Orleans.
Winging It: March 2008
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A journalist by trade penetrating her way through this new storytelling vehicle. Monday, March 17, 2008. Off the Beaten Track. We put down the Frommer's and headed to less-touristy Gentilly neighborhood of New Orleans' for a day with Hands On New Orleans. The city's rebuilding efforts are evident. We ended up hunched in a hot elementary school hallway scalping old paint for seven hours. Our hands throbbed. Our fingers kept a claw-like shape until manually straightened. Wednesday, March 5, 2008. She carve...
Winging It: Death in New Orleans
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A journalist by trade penetrating her way through this new storytelling vehicle. Wednesday, March 5, 2008. Death in New Orleans. Death sleeps in New Orleans, tucked in with a jazz funeral lullaby. It seems only appropriate to talk about the town's tethering to the spirit world before examining its modern soul and rebuilding following Katrina. Marie Laveau's remains lay within a plaster tomb in St. Louis Cemetery No. 1. Her grave. Is one of the most visited in the United States. Death in New Orleans.
Winging It: Start Spreading the News
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A journalist by trade penetrating her way through this new storytelling vehicle. Monday, April 7, 2008. Start Spreading the News. New York — I made it inside the New York Times. By way of a science journalism award from the Journalism Resource Institute at Rutgers University. . Sitting in the modern, natural-light-permeated new home of what's considered the nation's best newspaper I heard about the troubled financial times affecting even them. . Or one of our competitors ( The Wall Street Journ al.
Winging It: Saints March In
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A journalist by trade penetrating her way through this new storytelling vehicle. Saturday, March 1, 2008. I will never comprehend the loss of human life nor the sheer hell residents along the Gulf Coast faced over those days. I, like many others, have only my limited, yet vivid, experiences of New Orleans. So many stories — both real and myth — to tell. Hurricane. That word meant something entirely different the last time I was in New Orleans. Where else could you chase a muffaletta with a beignet? Where...
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Jake's Journey
Thursday, March 8, 2018. Wednesday, March 7, 2018. Tuesday, March 6, 2018. We will update the blog more tomorrow. Sunday, August 28, 2016. We have a follow up for end of Sept. but Jake has been doing great and it feels great to watch him get stronger with each passing day. Monday, August 15, 2016. He ate a bunch today so his appetite is improving which is a great sign and encouraging for the healing process. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Due to spam, you must become a member of the blog to comment. We ...
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AF201 Animation
Monday, 21 November 2011. Stop Motion Olympic Rings? So I was trying to thing of something I could use as Olympic rings for one of my animations, and happened to come across this on Wikipedia. Sunday, 20 November 2011. Nice lil bit of ascii art (added by myself). I like this style of animation, not so much the jerky movements (as some wouldn't even consider it an animation) but the idea that characters can be so simple in design, and still resemble the human form despite not having any arms or legs.
JakeSiegel.com
Welcome to JakeSiegel.com. Hello and welcome to the site. My name is Jake Siegel, I'm a web and database programmer from Long Island, NY. If you have any comments or questions or need a little help with a project, let me know, I may be able to help you out. Hopefully, some of my articles can help people out with some common misconceptions and / or problems you are having in the world of the web and maybe even a few things outside of the web.
Island-hopping | Exploring conservation in the Southwest
Exploring conservation in the Southwest. A tale of two Wests, Part II. March 31, 2008. This land is my land. Tom Waddell is weary. The manager of Ted Turner’s Armendaris Ranch isn’t anywhere close to retirement, even though he’s been working God’s country for decades. No, he’s not physically tired; he still oversees efforts such as building towns for the prairie dogs the ranch is trying to nurse back to health. It just depends on how fast they go by. We can test methodology faster out here first before i...
Jake Siegers
Web Application Designer and Programmer. These older projects aren't up to my latest and greatest standards of quality, but I keep them here to show how I've improved.
Jake Siemer | Portfolio
513-593-9393 JakeSiemer.com JakeSiemer@Gmail.com. Talented, technologically-gifted, full-stack web developer with experience in graphic design, video production, and web development; who is highly creative, motivated, and versatile. Seeking jobs that demand best-in-class, standards-compliant development solutions in order to facilitate a company's web infrastructure enhancements. Sr Web Developer - Frontgate / Grandin Road (Cinmar) - West Chester, OH. Collaborate with a team of design consultants on a co...
Jake Siewert | Public Relations and Branding
Public Relations and Branding. Hi, I’m Jake. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Aenean sagittis neque et dui tincidunt, sed pretium est tristique. Aliquam nec aliquam turpis, non suscipit diam. Donec porta orci in lorem dictum elementum. Quisque eget condimentum metus, sed pellentesque mauris. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. The Hemingway Rewritten Theme.
Musings of the Sig
Musings of the Sig. Sunday, February 15, 2009. Updated blog post- Finally. So it seems that I had forgotten that I even had a blog. Interesting what happens when I sign up for any new-fangled service that comes out and then move on to the next one a day later. I wonder how many more accounts and services I have out there lingering. Posted by Jake Sigafus. Sunday, November 2, 2008. My Take on Blogging. It is best summed up in a quote I saw on despair.com. Posted by Jake Sigafus. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
Jake Sigal
December 26, 2014. January 21, 2015. 3 Reasons NOT to use a recruiter from 1 CEO on Startup number 2. Read More ›. November 22, 2014. February 12, 2015. 5 Apps on my iPhone home screen The Great, Good, Bad, and Ugly. It’s Time (Great) This is a really cool app I use for things that need to be done every X days/months but don’t always happen on a calendar schedule. Aside from my haircut, I use this to keep track of blogging, giving Eva kitty a bath, washing my car, and a bunch of other […]. July 29, 2014.
