{fray} hope: missing pieces
Documentary: 102 Minutes That Changed America (YouTube, 1 hour 36 minutes)
{fray} hope: missing pieces
Documentary: 102 Minutes That Changed America (YouTube, 1 hour 36 minutes)
I’m catching up on my podcasts after our vacation and listened to two episodes of This American Life today:
This American Life: 592: Are We There Yet? and 593: Don’t Have to Live Like a Refugee (29 July and 5 August, 2016).
There is an interactive tour of five Greek refugee camps as well, where you can see the five camps they visited in the two episodes and watch short film clips.
Also, read on the This American Life blog how to help.
I’ve been a longtime fan of the National Park Service in the USA which turns 100 years old today. Happy Birthday, and may you live for at least 100 more!
Deutsche Welle
Happy 100th birthday National Park Service.
“In Yellowstone, Yosemite, or the Grand Canyon, the National Park Service wants to bring visitors closer to unspoilt nature. On Thursday (August, 25th) this institution will be marking its 100th anniversary.”
Great article, but they got one thing wrong: The photo on top of the article shows “The Wave” which is indeed in Vermilion Cliffs National Monument as stated. However, unlike most National Parks and Monuments this is not managed by the National Park Service, who celebrate their 100th anniversary, but by the BLM, the Bureau of Land Management.
(Photo: “The Wave”, taken on our hike there in August 2012)
“Amerikas beste Idee“ : 100 Jahre National Park Service.
“Yellowstone, Yosemite, Grand Canyon: Die urwüchsige Natur möglichst vielen Besuchern nahezubringen – das ist der Spagat, den der US-National Park Service versucht. Am Donnerstag (25.8.) wird die Institution 100 Jahre.”
Eins muss ich am Artikel kritisieren: Das Foto, das als Aufmacher dient, zeigt die Felsformation The Wave, die wie genannt im Vermilion Cliffs National Monument liegt. Im Gegensatz zu den meisten National Parks und Monuments wird dieses jedoch nicht vom National Park Service, der sein 100jähriges Bestehen feiert, verwaltet, sondern vom BLM, dem Bureau of Land Management.
(Photo: “Second Wave”, taken on our hike there in August 2012)
Smarter Every Day: International Space Station Tour on Earth. (YouTube, 13 minutes) “Goal: A simple, elegant tour of the Space Station that makes sense to Earth Bound Humans.”
The video has lots and lots of links to other interesting film clips, which are repeated in the description.
James Corden’s Carpool Karaoke:
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