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Thursday, March 31, 2011. Day 8: Iguazu Falls. The most obvious difference between Paraguay and Argentina was the rainforest. Southeastern Paraguay is the soy belt, and is an agricultural monoculture. But we had not been in Argentina for many kilometers before these fields gave way to bonafied rain forests (which seemed particularly appropriate as it was actively raining [2]. Then, we got on a little train and a long boardwalk to the western falls. A few pictures of the team. A couple downtown pictures.

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Thursday, March 31, 2011. Day 8: Iguazu Falls. The most obvious difference between Paraguay and Argentina was the rainforest. Southeastern Paraguay is the soy belt, and is an agricultural monoculture. But we had not been in Argentina for many kilometers before these fields gave way to bonafied rain forests (which seemed particularly appropriate as it was actively raining [2]. Then, we got on a little train and a long boardwalk to the western falls. A few pictures of the team. A couple downtown pictures.

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Stanford in Paraguay: Day 6

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Monday, March 28, 2011. Note: The next 4-5 posts (not counting this one) will follow our weekend adventures and will likely be the most interesting. We stopped by this seemingly unremarkable pub:. But it overlooks the Lopez Palace, the centerpiece of downtown:. I find that in these situations, I try my best not to be an impediment to conversation by trying to remain engaged and pick up as many words as possible, even though the conversation eludes me. Giving me the excuse I needed to give up. I dropp...

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Stanford in Paraguay: March 2011

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Thursday, March 31, 2011. Day 8: Iguazu Falls. The most obvious difference between Paraguay and Argentina was the rainforest. Southeastern Paraguay is the soy belt, and is an agricultural monoculture. But we had not been in Argentina for many kilometers before these fields gave way to bonafied rain forests (which seemed particularly appropriate as it was actively raining [2]. Then, we got on a little train and a long boardwalk to the western falls. A few pictures of the team. A couple downtown pictures.

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Stanford in Paraguay: Day 7b Of Jesuits and Nazis

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Tuesday, March 29, 2011. Day 7b Of Jesuits and Nazis. This tour was decidedly pro-Jesuit. The guide argued that the Jesuit’s main goal was to protect the indigenous people from being enslaved by the Europeans. This is why the Spanish kicked them out , because they were impeding with the colonial hegemony. March 31, 2011 at 9:11 AM. Once again, struedel trumps history. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A Fiercer Delight and a Fiercer Discontent. View my complete profile. Day 8: Iguazu Falls.

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Stanford in Paraguay: A Brief Butterfly Interlude

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Tuesday, March 29, 2011. A Brief Butterfly Interlude. This one looked like a leaf and traveled around on Guillermo's hat for several minutes. It was very cool, though I can't say much for its taste in hats. And I saw this enormous moth at my hotel, but it kind of fit the Lepidopteran theme. March 31, 2011 at 9:13 AM. What amazing biodiversity, and it never fails to surprise me to see some local species , or cousins thereof, in foreign climes. March 31, 2011 at 3:46 PM. Biogeography is so sublimely (sp?

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Stanford in Paraguay: Day 8: Iguazu Falls

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Thursday, March 31, 2011. Day 8: Iguazu Falls. The most obvious difference between Paraguay and Argentina was the rainforest. Southeastern Paraguay is the soy belt, and is an agricultural monoculture. But we had not been in Argentina for many kilometers before these fields gave way to bonafied rain forests (which seemed particularly appropriate as it was actively raining [2]. Then, we got on a little train and a long boardwalk to the western falls. A few pictures of the team. A couple downtown pictures.

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Interlude 2: Some Thoughts on Why we Find Wonder Here. The Angkor Archeological Park doesn’t primarily market history, or even culture. People don’t primarily come here to brush up on their 12. Century Khumer timeline or to track the story of innovation in sand stone architecture or even (for the most part) to investigate the 8 fold path. What is it about carved piles of rocks that is not only a source of wonder but an iconic source of wonder? I came up with at least 4 answers. Wonder of Human Capacity.

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