If you are like me, you probably have a few backyard feeders and hoping to attract a few birds. If you are also someone who likes to photograph the bird visitors, you very quickly realize that the photos of birds taken on the feeders don’t look that visually appealing. For example this photo of a… Continue reading Perches to attract backyard birds
While it’s not an actual replacement, it helps avoid arthritis by helping regrow cartilage. Lots of great research in progress on large animals before they are applied to humans. Looking forward to it to help my knee problem!! https://apple.news/ASf3sOk9CT8mYwpvvbL32lg
In addition to being passionate about my work at WiserCare in the healthcare space, I thoroughly enjoy photography. In particular, I enjoy photographing birds in the wild. I have been publishing my photographs on different social networking platforms like Instagram, Flickr and FaceBook. Please visit my pages and like them or follow them so you… Continue reading Bird photography
Juneteenth is a day of remembrance, action, and celebration for Black lives. Juneteenth celebrates the day that slavery ended in the United States. Chattel Slavery: In the Americas from 1520s to 1860s, enslaved Africans were sold, traded, bought, and inherited as property or “chattel.” Enslavement was passed down matriarchally. A mother’s children were automatically enslaved.… Continue reading Juneteenth
In a landmark 6-4 ruling, the US Supreme Court ruled that employers are not allowed to discriminate their employees based on their sexual orientation. In the case Bostock v. Clayton County (17-1618), Supreme Court ruled that an employer who fires an individual merely for being gay or transgender violates Title VII of the Civil Rights… Continue reading LGBTQI rights and the Supreme Court
Kennedy Mitchum, a recent graduate of Drake University in Iowa was troubled by the dictionary meaning of racism. Her friends were grabbing the definition of racism from the dictionary to justify why their actions were not racist. Turned out the definition ignored the notion of systemic racism inherent in the society. In a series of… Continue reading Racism definition updated
This is a good article on how to start uncomfortable conversations early on with children. https://www.seattletimes.com/education-lab/how-to-teach-your-children-about-racism-in-america-a-resource-for-understanding-the-george-floyd-protests/
A father not walking his dog unless accompanied by his daughter for fear of how he would be perceived by his white neighbors. A son being coached not to make eye contact with police lest he gets in to trouble. Ordinary black people being hurt or killed while taking part in day to day activities… Continue reading Black lives matter
I have recently refreshed my Flickr account, upgraded to Pro and am publishing my photos (mostly wildlife and nature) there. Check it out here and let me know what you think. I recently submitted one of my photos for the Best Photo submission of 2018 and it is here. Take a look and Fave it if you… Continue reading Check out my Flickr account
The dream vacation in the making forever was finally becoming a reality. We are really off to our African Safari adventure and we can’t wait anymore!! After some tension about possible delays in Seattle due to the Delta airlines melt down, we finally left couple hours late but still had plenty of time in Amsterdam… Continue reading Kenya safari Day one – 10th August 2016 – arrival Nairobi
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