I have a Ph.D. degree. I love to travel, visit museums, national parks, and places few people know. I share my travel stories and more on this blog.
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There is a new free software called EnMap Box that incorporates Random Forest (RF) as one of its capabilities. It is a user-friendly software that you can download from the EnMap Box website. The developers of the software published a paper about the new tool. You can read all about…
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Title: Geographic Layers as Landscape Drivers for the Marco Polo Argali Habitat in the Southeastern Pamir Mountains of Tajikistan Authors: Eric Ariel L. Salas *, Raul Valdez and Kenneth G. Boykin Department of Fish, Wildlife and Conservation Ecology, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM 88003-8003, USA; E-Mails: rvaldez@nmsu.edu (R.V.);…
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Visit the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Inside the premier repository of Native art and material culture are the stories of the people of the Southwest. Developed through collaborating with tribes, the core exhibition “Here, Now and Always” presents stories of creation, survival and…
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We continue with our next issue of our endless series of Bisaya jokes and funny Filipino (sometimes bastos) lines. If you missed the other parts, check out more Cebuano and Filipino jokes in our archives. Enjoy part 21 of our Pinoy joke series 2015. *** Husband: Hon, di ko kauli…
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Travel destination: Albuquerque, New Mexico! It was my second time to attend the Albuquerque International Hot Air Balloon Fiesta, and this time around, I was not disappointed. Last year, no balloon was able to take off due to the unfavorable weather. This 2015, the weather was perfect. And the temperature…
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The image above is how the Valley of Fires looks like from space! It is less heard, less seen. The Valley of Fires Recreation Area in Carrizozo, New Mexico has never been in my travel radar. Not so many travel websites wrote about it. Not even the few popular New…
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For 400 years, from 1150 CE to 1550 CE, the Ancestral Pueblo people lived on cliffs. They carved their dwellings in the soft rock cliffs of a beautiful Frijoles canyon in Los Alamos, New Mexico. The ruins of the dwellings still can be seen today at the Bandelier National Monument….
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At $89 a night, the Santa Fe Suites in New Mexico was a steal. Most of the reviews written online about the hotel were very convincing. Convinced, I booked the hotel and traveled during Columbus Day weekend. It was hard to find the location of the hotel. The GPS said…
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