10,000 Birds
DECEMBER 20, 2018
2018 is about to end. Checking my annual list, I am where I usually am at this time of year: several species short of 200. And although half of them are within reach, I don’t really have the time to pursue them. Still, this way or another, the year is ending with some glorious species, e.g. a rare Greater Spotted Eagle. Usually only several birds overwinter in Serbia – the biggest count ever was less than 10.
4 The Love Of Animals
DECEMBER 18, 2018
The fundraiser we were helping with is now over, and we are so excited to report the number!
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Sales and Marketing Management
DECEMBER 17, 2018
Author: Serena Dorf Business-to-business marketing is one of the most challenging facets of the marketing industry. Businesses aren't like retail customers. The requirements in B2B model are different. You deal at a level and the businesses are your core customers. Without taking care of your core customers, your business plans will soon falter, and your brand will suffer.
10,000 Birds
DECEMBER 21, 2018
While most of the world’s avian interest turns to colly birds, French hens, and partridges in pear trees , some enlightened souls appreciate birds for more than strictly utilitarian reasons. During this season and every other, being a birder is awesome because our gifts keep on giving! Weather permitting, I’ll be rambling out in search of winter ducks or to see if I can fill in any last holes on a terrific 2018 year list.
10,000 Birds
DECEMBER 19, 2018
The crunch is on, and with less than two weeks left in the year, we are trying to squeeze out as many more species as possible. Last week, we quite impulsively jumped in a rental car and drove 2600 miles round trip to south Texas to pick up 34 new species. That was the best possible spot we could find from our Tucson base, and given our badly stressed budget.
10,000 Birds
DECEMBER 15, 2018
www.eBird.org has been my “go to” birding software ever since Corey slapped me for getting hysterical over a Blue-winged Warbler at Mount Auburn Cemetery in Boston. Having found what I took to be a noteworthy bird, I wanted to publicise it, but was not sure how that might best be accomplished. I contacted Corey, who checked it out on the barchart for the eBird Hotspot and was able to tell me that a Blue-winged Warbler was not as special as I had imagined.
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Sales and Marketing Management
DECEMBER 17, 2018
Author: Paul Nolan Happy 2019! If you’re a reader of mastheads, I’m tempted to say you need to get a hobby. But if you read this issue’s small print, you may notice that this is issue No. 1 of volume No. 100 of Sales & Marketing Management magazine. That means this publication has been published in one form or another by one company or another for a century!
Sales and Marketing Management
DECEMBER 17, 2018
Author: TIM HOULIHAN Do you avoid team incentives because you are worried about being fair? Are you concerned about rewarding free riders when only a few strong dogs pull the sled? Worry no more. Teams perform better than individuals [ Kuhn, “Experiments on Motivation, Incentives and Rationality” 2007 ], and you and your bottom line can benefit from rewarding teams.
10,000 Birds
DECEMBER 16, 2018
On December 7th an odd looking Peregrine Falcon was observed in Broome at the Sports Ova l. In Australia we often observe Peregrine Falcons and they are the subspecies Falco peregrinus macropus. The Australian Peregrine Falcons have a distinct grey hood around their head and neck area, but this new arrival to Broome had quite a different facial pattern.
10,000 Birds
DECEMBER 21, 2018
It’s a sometimes-painful fact of life that some fruits are easier to cope with as food than others. This condition applies to making fermented beverages from fruit as well, no matter whether the fruit in question is to become wine, beer, cider, or mead. Grapes are perhaps the easiest of all: thin-skinned and easily trampled, and harboring only a single, negligible seed within, they offer little resistance to the winemaker in their journey to posterity through fermentation.
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