. - adonis, big bird. - i know about the bird, of course i know about it, everybody knows about the bird, right? talking about adonis, right? - i don't know why, what the attachment is to this bird? i'm trying to help somebody when i can't even help myself. [somber music] [ambient music] - [announcer] major funding for "reel south" was provided by etv endowment, the national endowment for the arts, center for asian american media, south arts, and by the corporation for public broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the american people. additional funding for "broken wings" is provided by [car drives by] [birds and insects chirping] - hot out here. okay, black, black, black. i'm gonna try to make 'em as realistic as i can make 'em, but i'm painting from memory. but i wing it. i guess if i look at a bird every day i should know what he looks like. [dramatic music] - vultures are the unsung heroes of our society as far as i'm concerned. [dramatic music] frequently, people run over raccoons or opossums and people hit deer, there are all these dead animals by the side of the road, and t

he is a kingfisher - a blue bird size is small a little more than a sparrow, weight 45 g to walk the feathered one is almost incapable due to short legs. what can not be said about the long beak to wear it wherever it goes, the story is not about a kingfisher , a bright blue bird, a jacket with a metallic sheen and a bright orange belly, it is no coincidence that it is often mistaken for a tropical bird nevis as it flew into our area. belarusians. for a long time they could not find the nest of this bird, so they decided that the chicks are bred in winter and called the kingfisher, but over time, scientists have established none of the species, even living in a very warm climate of africa does not breed then they thought about the chicks in winter, or maybe the kingfisher can make the earth - this is a rodak distorted from the earth. it is very logical because he lives, he hatches chicks in earthen burrows. in addition, if you take a bird in your hands, it will be cold one way or another; other peoples call the kingfisher with more eloquent epithets, for example, in england, king ryb

[cck] [bird singing on recording] [bird singing onecording] [bird singing on recording] [bird singingird singing on recording] [bird singing] [man sighs] i can't tell you what happened next. soon after, i returned to pennsylvania, but i thought about it often. if it went back to its nest, if it kept looking, if it ke singing. more than anything, i hope it passed away softly, peacefully, and in the middle of a dream. [women vocalizing] [wind bling] [clarinet and banjo playing] [cuban music plang] [jazz music playing] announcer: funding for the kcet fine cut festival of films is generously provided by the bridges larsonoundation and by the national endowment for the arts, on the wço - we have done ourselves a disservice by not having a talk about death. oftentimes, they place a foot on the conveyor belt of end-of-life care and they're swept away. - most anybody that i know has never experienced a home funeral or a natural burial. they don't know how to do it because no one's offering it. - everybody's life, you leave a legacy. and john would help their family remember that legacy. but a

[birds chirping] [birds continue chirping] [birds continue chirping] if she moves, she'll be an easyeal for the grizzly. [birds chirping] [bear grunting] [tense music] [bear growling] [tense music continues] [birds chirping] [bear grunts] she wins this round of hide-and-seek. mom calls out to find her offspring. [elk calling] [calf cries] [somber music] this is life in the lamar valley. [somber music] hayden and his men weren't here for wildlife watching, so they had to move on, pushing further into the unknown. [somber music] [somber music continues] [somber music continues] [somber music continues] [somber music continues] [somber music continues] sometimes i think about the spirit of the great explorers. you know, what it takes to be the first to do something, to journey into the unknown. i mean, these guys had a job to do and that was to keep going, but, as they headed south, they started to hear a roar in the distance. [waterfall roaring] imagine making your camp right here, having no idea what would be waiting for you come sunrise. [waterfall roaring] you know, when you follow

four calling birds, three french hens, two turtle doves and a partridge in a pear tree.five golden rings. four calling birds, three french hens, two turtle doves and a partridge in a pear tree. on the receive even 7th day of y true love gave to me seven swans a swieming. six geese a laying, five golden rings. four calling birds, three french hens, two turtle doves and a partridge in a pear tree. on the eighth day of christmas my true love gave to me, 8 made a milking, seven swans a swimming, six geese a laying, five golden rings. four calling birds, three french hens, two turtle doves and a partridge in a pear tree. on the 9th day of christmas my true love gave to me, 9 ladies dancing, 8 made a milking, six geese a laying, five golden rings. four calling birds, three french hens, two turtle doves and a partridge in a pear tree. on the tenth day of christmas my true love gave to me 10 lords a leaping, 9 ladies dancing, seven swans a swimming, six geese a laying, five golden rings. four calling birds, three french hens, two turtle doves and a partridge in a pear tree. on t

wrapped cold weather, many birds had to abandon their clutches. bird eggs left unattended are easy prey the arctic fox, there are even more of them than he can eat at one time , he will hide part of the prey for the future. hundreds of these pantries leak eggs can be stored for months the frozen ground of the tundra. soon, not a single egg will remain in the nests abandoned by the birds without sleep again having to go hunting. here he tests the geese for strength, provokes them if they falter a little, the scribe immediately rushes to the attack. the job is done, the scribe manages to carry away only one egg, but he remembers the location of the nest. and the next time he attacks right away. the gander ca n't defend his nest, the scribe takes one egg after another, only one left so far. the end of june in the arctic, summer has finally come. tundra the magician of the triad smolevka blossoms pleases the eye for a very short time, therefore, they are awaited with such impatience. the mating season is in full swing and the tules birds are in full swing and the hague is enjoying warm days

one of the things e-bird now is if you can hear a bird you can press a button it will identify the bird for a which is really cool. but let's say you are certain you seen a penguin in northern virginia. when you gont into e-bird it kns where you are and it will say, here are the birds that you could've possibly seen. so first is simply said you can't see a penguin. it will tell you, it will give you the list but you say no, i thought pink one and put it in. cornell has millions and millions of bits of data that they collect, and so if among those million bits of data is one sighting of the penguin, they know that it is anomalous. so there's variety of layers of protection that they can use by using this data will first by narrowing it down based on what they already know, but then by determining whether the think one sighting is anomalous. and all of a sudden 200 200e in northern virginia see a penguin, it even means that climate change has really done something strange, or the need to call the local zoo because there is a penguin loose. but unless they see those 200 hits of they're goi

mentioning bird calls so now if you hear a bird you can press a button it will record the bird and identifyt for you but you are searching if you sought a penguin in northern virginia e-bird knows her you are and will say the birds you could've possibly seen first of all it says you can't see a penguin it will tell you thatin it will not give you the less you say i saw it. there are millions of bits of data that they collect so if among them is one sighting of a penguin they know it is an anomaly so there are a variety of layers of protection the use by using the data by narrowing it down based on what they already know but that by determining what is the anomaly that now if two people in northern virginia see a penguin what it means climate change has really done something strange or they need to call the local zoo because there is a penguin loose otherwise they will save this is a mistake staff and parameters to account for error rates. and it isar all around us and people are aware of but they don't think of what i can do for science. and then taking my kids hiking since they are got a b

see the stench of dead birds is too close. if some of your mon got boilers going to be with kohl's different entities to come and clean up. they came one day and took some dead birds and never came back. people come and try and see the birds. i me want to prevent this from happening too. oh, thirty's here and in ecuador say they are working fast to contain the outbreak of silent epidemic, but with no tweet mental cure. death is assured for these birds reaching ashore for a time to rest her beak. and that is our show for this. we didn't get in touch with us by tweeting me at moline, fight to use the hash tag, ha, ctc. when you do, or you can drop us an e mail counseling the cost at al jazeera dot net is our address. and as lot small for you online at al jazeera dot com slash ctc, that will take you straight to our website, which has lots of individual reports, links an entire episodes for you to catch up on that is that the sedition all counting the cost? i marleen site whole team. thanks for joining us. the knees on out as era

people come and try and see the birds. i me want to prevent this from happening to afford is here an inequality, say they are working fast to contain the outbreak. a silent epidemic, but with no tweet mental cure, death is assured for these birds reaching a shore for a time to rest her beak. but he, in as anxious as he that he might be to. so heads on al jazeera and moscow refuses to accept a price cap imposed on its oil by western countries. while ukraine says it should be like anton, is he as powerful labor union slams president case site political agenda and rejects the upcoming elections? ah, anticipation is rising. and so with to my cattle aways, the cold winter in the internal bit of east asia really on to get siberia is creeping out. well, it's blowing out really and temperature dropping quite significantly with it's more as a de la division here along the yank. see, so this is cold because it's overcast. and the breeze with it's one and 5 and shanghai left may look about right, but they're gonna feel rather nasty.

he didn't hear any birds chirping. so to bring back his favorite sounds, a rakish country took up a hobby that became his life's work. and as owned him, the nickname nest, ma'am. these house sparrows have returned to the city after many years. thanks to one man who has been making homes for thousands of birds. his name is rob cash country. and i used to get worried and think a lot about why we don't get to see any nests anymore. where have they gone? so i used to feel sad. there were new terms introduced like global warming climate change. birds like peacocks and cuckoos were disappearing. people used to talk a lot about these things from the comfort of their air condition rooms. i used to think that these people talk so much about these big issues, but why don't even think about where the nes have gone? so the delhi resident and his wife started to build nests for the birds with plastics and tetra pack. then they switched to eco friendly materials such as bamboos, 6 after a lot of trial and error, that eureka moment c

as do the, uh, the female birds, the hens, when they're laying their eggs. they need that high protein source. and there's some critical points in birds' life where insects are key and critical. and if the--the amount, the availability of insects is reduced, it has been shown that that affects reproduction. >> so we put nest boxes up in different sites, some that are uncontaminated, that have no pesticide use and in sites that are more agriculturally intensi that have extensive use of neonicotinoids. >> morrissey is only a year and a half into a 4-year study, but is already starting to see some alarming effects. >> the birds are lower body mass or got poor body condition at some of these agriculturally intensive sites. so we know that there is some link or some correlation between how well the birds are doing in terms of their physiology and their health and their body condition and how many bugs or how abundant the bugs are. and that seems to relate well with the, uh, presence and levels of contamination in these ponds. >> there have been few studies to dat

they came one day and took some dead birds and never came back. people come and try and see the bats. i me want to prevent this from happening to oh, thirty's, hear an inequality say they are working fast to contain the outbreak. a silent epidemic, but with no tweet mental cure, death is assured for these birds reaching a shore for time to rest. are beek and that is all show for this week to get in touch with us by twisting me at marlene site, do use the hashtag a j ctc. when you do or you can drop us an email counting the cost at al jazeera dot net is our address. as lot small for you online, al jazeera dot com slash ctc, that will take you straight to our website, which has lots of individual reports, links and anti episodes for you to catch up on that. is it the sedition all counting the coast? i'm on the inside whole team. thanks for joining us. the news on al jazeera coming up next. ah, i can an image represent a truth or merely mimic the perception of the beholder behind the camera. preconceptions, one sided imagery, reclaiming narratives, a

they came one day and took some dead birds and never came back. people come and try and see the birds and we want to prevent this from happening to afford is here an inequality. they are working fast to contain the outbreak. a silent epidemic, but with no treatment of cure, death is assured for these birds, reaching ashore for a time to rest her beak. but he and her son to suggest he'd only might be 2 people have been forced from their homes on the indonesian island of east java because of a volcanic eruption. the scenario volcanoes food at 1500 meter column of ash into the sky, no casualties have been reported. eruption comes after a series of earthquakes in the area, including one that killed $300.00 people last month. meanwhile, the world's largest volcano is jo spewing lava a week after his latest eruption began. it's the 1st activity from hawaii's, mona loy. in for decades, the lava flow has begun to slow and is not expected to threaten populated areas. delegates from 10 countries are meeting in baghdad to talk about issues related to stolen

when enquired as migratory birds from north america bring with them the highly contagious avian or bird flu. they've been infecting wild birds on their path towards the southern continent. the thread became clear after birds were found dead along perused northern coast. at least 13000 of them say environmental authorities, mostly pelicans. the outbreak reached a poultry farm in northern lima or produce agricultural health services. nearly 37000 birds were slaughtered this week to control the spread. but a nick, my lord, it was much worse. the government says at least a $180000.00 birds will have to be cold to protect the poultry sector, which generates 23 percent of quotes. agricultural g, d, p is the focal effect on this outbreak is contained, all protocols are being applies to 8 does not spread into 5 kilometers buffer jones . there are no more contaminated farms. commercial producers in both countries say they have taken strict measures to secure their farm perimeters, but us government has bad life bird markets. the industry accounts for 2 percent of its g d p. and it's the most con

three off the aids world's global bird migration flight. intersect right where we are in north in turkey it is one of the most special well. on the planet. the press to discover a treasure chart. so i think it was a beautiful i mean i didn't really did not expect after fifteen years we would have recorded almost three hundred bird species. this two thirds the end tar eva falling off the whole country recorded over centuries i mean in this one spot. the two hundred and nety bird species eva for not documented here twenty one a globally threatened or near threatened including the gyptian vulture and because you. but the danger is. the government wants to them this entire valley as far as that village over there flood this whole place all this would be under forty five meters of water and every season i come here just seeing it still there is like a relief because i'm always afraid it. will be gone i have to come here. see it for myself. early the next morning john takes me to the burgeoning station down in the wetlands. is currently fighting

just to make a tangible example, they probably used e bird. i usere e bird. an app where you put in the bird that you have seen. they are now able to use that data for the scientific -- >> must bigger. precipitation. >> it is funny that you mentioned that. one of the best programs on the web is called firestarter. a long list of the programs. the one who created it was doing programs and she was like, i want to find ways to help out. it expanded and technology has allowed us to expand it. wit is not really a new thing. a wonderful essay from 1943. what he calls wildlife storks. what he says about amateurs becoming interested in different animals. learn about them and then become experts in them. they are not phd's. they are just amateurs interested in it. in 1943 we did not have technology to share that science and share that information in a way that we do now. it has been made very powerful with the technology. putting birds into an app attribute tole scientific reseah >> let's stick with cornell. i have gone to their webpage over the years. the library of

bring with them the highly contagious avian or bird flew. they've been infecting wild birds on their path towards the southern continent. the thread became clear after birds were found dead along perused northern coast. at least 13000 of them say environmental authorities, mostly pelicans. the outbreak reached a poultry farm in northern lima were produced agricultural health services. nearly 37000 birds were slaughtered this week to controlled the spread. but a nick, whether it was much worse, the government has at least a $180000.00 birds will have to be cold to protect the poultry sector, which generates 23 percent of quotes agricultural g, d p. if the focal effect on this outbreak is contained, all protocols are being applies to 8 does not spread into 5 kilometers buffer jones . there are no more contaminated farms. commercial producers in both countries say they have taken strict measures to secure their farm perimeters. but us government has bad life bird markets. the industry accounts for 2 per cent of its g d p. and it's the most cons

record the bird and identify the bird for you, which is really cool.but let's say you are certain that you have seen a penguin in northern virginia. when you go into it knows where you are and it will say, here are the birds that are that you could have possibly seen. so first it simply said, you can't see a penguin. it will tell you it won't give you that list, but you say, nope, i a penguin and you put it in. cornell has merely and millions of bits of data that they collect and so if among those million bits of data is sighting of a penguin, they know that it is anomalous. so they're a variety of layers of protection that they can use. so by using this data, both first by narrowing it down based what they already know, but by determining whether penguin the sighting is anomalous and if all of a sudden 200 people in northern virginia see a penguin, it either means that climate change has really done something strange or they need to call the local zoo because there is a penguin list. but unless they those 200 hits, they're going to say this is a mista

they came one day and took some dead birds and never came back. people come and try and see the bads. i me want to prevent this from happening to afford is here and in ecuador say they are working fast to contain the outbreak. a silent epidemic, but with no tweet mental cure. death is assured for these birds reaching a shore for a time to rest her beak. but he and us, i'm just as he'd only met be to 3 chinese arsenal. it's have returned to earth after completing a 6 month mission on china space station. or a time capsule landed in north china's inner mongolia region on sunday. the sorts left earth in june on board the shandra 14 spacecraft and had been overseeing the final period of construction at the space station which was completed in november. they also completed the countries 1st in all bit crew rotation swapping out with 3 crew members who arrived last week up or the sion jo 15 craft. ah, main stories are following now, and the police unit that monitors women's clothing in iran has been scrapped. after months of protests, the unrest was spa

they came one day and took some dead birds and never came back. people come and try and see the bats. i me want to prevent this from happening to afford. he's here and inequality say they are working fast to contain the outbreak. a silent epidemic, but with no tweet, mental cure. death is assured for these birds reaching ashore for a time to rest her beak. but he announced i'm to suggest he tell him, happy to. ah! now russia says it will not accept a price cap on its well planned by western allies, aimed at missing a key source of funding for its war in ukraine. on friday, the g 7, australia, and the u. announce to limit a $60.00 a barrel for russian oil imported by c and ukraine. one spot to be brought down to $30.00 a barrel. the measure is expected to come into effect on monday. oh mama bell has worn out from oscar. the spokesman of the company is bitterly pest coffee, said the russia will not accept this decision, and not the roches analyzing, still analyzing the situation. and he also said that russia is, has been preparing for this decision

bird. miracles. i liked it always and especially so close thanks. well, what are you doing with us? this is danil, i’ll tell you, honestly, i’m addicted to magic tricks and your art in general, i especially complimented you at the last show, then i watched the video, specially, i think close-up, i’ll understand, i’ll see where i didn’t see anything, and today i waiting for your performance, because i i think, well, there will be a repetition, of course, and today you will not take us. that's how the dog took it. thanks a lot. how do you do it? it's just that it's very elegant. it's sucking taste with measure. true colleagues. thank you. thank you very gentle very artistic. i would say watercolor is just a beautiful number, but i really liked it. uh, zhenechka mironov who was sitting oh, wolf. when you run us some kind of childhood, we turned the pages of our life surprise - this is the most beautiful thing that can be. here are such tempted ones. eh, how how we thank you very much elena ale

look, this is not just a blue bird, this blue bird has already met someone.his is some kind of symbol, but look with love. very nice. thanks a lot. this will be our now symbol and talisman. well, i would like, of course, to do something pleasant for you, too, especially since i know that your song is a song that everyone loves to sing, and it is very important this song by alexandra nikolaevna pakhmutov nikolai nikolaevich dobronravova nadezhda is unofficial our anthem astronauts they always sing it in space, but it seems to me that today this song is simply filled with a special meaning for each of us. so let's try everything together now. hope yes i am a star. in a word and torn off about the fact that the starlights airfield here we have fogs rains. here us cold blooms. here they are waiting for the light of the way for us, for my words are already there. my hope, the compass of earthly luck is a reward for lordship from a song, one is enough, so that only one you sing wonderfully, not only play beautifully on the button accordion, so i it seems that on ne

and the rumors of what bird?first question was what sport swimsuit is in - it's the shape your colleague said synchronized swimming. 10 people responded this way. you said gymnastics, unfortunately, our computer in this case distinguishes between two answers. yes, on your scoreboard seven people answered rhythmic gymnastics, but 25 people named artistic gymnastics and finally. swimming. swimming was named by 29 people, which is spread by people. your friend said viruses 10 you said rumors are the most popular answers, 31. there is another answer infection, 11 people answered this way, but from the point of view of our editing, it is on the 289th floor of the network. there is a special room for these people. they are very out of touch with life. they believe that viruses and infections are different things. they have dictionaries of synonyms. here they are, but they did not find any analogies between infection and viruses. these are the people. which bird has a flat beak ? said platypus you ended up saying uncle

you see, bird is a very, very fellow. when there's danger, this is the way he keeps from being hurt. sometimes even saved his life. that's why these children practicing to duck and cover, just as you do in your school. we all know the atomic is very dangerous since it may be used against us, we must get ready for it, just as we are ready for many other dangers that are around all the time. fire is a danger. it can burn whole if someone is careless. but we are ready for fire we have a fine fire department to put out the fire and you have drills in your school so you know what to do. automobiles can be dangerous too. they sometimes bad accidents. but we are ready. we have safety rules that car drivers and people who are walking must obey. now we must be ready for a new danger. the atomic bomb. first you have to know what happens when atomic bomb explodes. you will know when it comes. we hope it never comes. but we must get ready. it looks something like this. there is a bright flash, brighter than the sun. brighter than any

this period, a lot of birds migrate from africa to the north, destroyed colonies of birds that are veryboots, which fly in from africa, they begin to form in this colony at the beginning of march, but it was very unfortunate that for the first time during our observation in the national park we observed the beginning of the death of dolphins, at this time they are never there and uh well, if we take the history of our archive, there are three dolphins on the coast somewhere 44 km thrown into the sea in a year, it was very little now . we were simply horrified by what was happening in our park, you said that many shells did not explode, so according to preliminary estimates, how long will it take to get rid of all this dirt, demining the territory. it is very difficult to say because estuaries have a depth of 1.5-2 m , these guns go into the mud for about half a meter, they can be submerged, and therefore very hard work will be required, there are almost 150-200 shells there, there are shells that lie right on the sandbank, very of different large sizes and it will be necessary to settle

well , after 2 years, the bronze birds flew away, that is, someone flew away safely, then the birds were returned to their place. what do we see now. somewhere the upturned beak evaporated. mess ay-ay-ay for birds of gambling photographers and lovers of landscape shooting tours an ideal place just 100 meters from the city is the famous turov meadow, a real mecca for garnitologists and naturalists more than fifty rare and endangered species of birds nest on the huge island. unfortunately, birds actively pose for the camera at another time of the year. if you come on tour sometime in may, you can become a participant in the unique kulikov festival, and there it ’s not far to durdvorchenko for the pleasure of self-development of useful things. and on the tour you can take a fascinating tour of the untouched corners of polissya nature and try to hug a 330-year-old pine tree visit a modern dairy plant and taste italian cheeses belarusian production to travel through the expanses of water on a floating hotel. i seem to have unintentionally announced my plans. so come, and at any time of the ye

i take care of the tags and nest, so the birds are safe. i liked their presence here. walter taylor sat sightings used to be dead even here in that radish which is home to nearly 70 percent of india solder screens. and in a decade ago, if farmer saw the birds on their farm land, they would shoot them away. take their eggs or even kill them. i've got some thou and the lie explained to other farmers that this is our steered birds. they don't cause us any harm. they don't eat much just a little to feed themselves, but there's no major lost to us out of the way. let them live in the redlands and coexist. elliton calibri 11 ransom the red headed side of the screen, which is all of $150.00 centimeters stall, on average. usually nests in natural inland wetlands or in fatty fields where the tall ice crop ensure that its eggs remain protected. using straws and grass from the surroundings, the birds build bigness. that can be 2 meters live. it's one reason why they're unbar below, with farmers who worry their craft will be destroyed. the contract hel

oxygen in birds enters the lungs both on inspiration and on exhale not only birds. name of this inhabitant of new guinea australia comes from the papuan phrase meaning horned head. not only about birds 200, this hero of krylov's fable , being in a cage, tried to sing better than others in order to earn freedom, but they didn’t manage to let everyone go, but he remained in captivity, a nightingale a nightingale from a nightingale’s fable, not only about birds 100. viktor tsoi with friends jokes for the sake of catching these birds, painted them like parrots and released pigeons back into the street, right, relatives 100 at the beginning of a difficult way. he visited his uncle in anthony's siysky monastery, near arkhangelsk, and received a warm sheepskin coat as a gift. chaosevich lomonosov, faithfully immortalized in marble by sergei konenok, was born the granddaughter of this writer. relatives 300 auction 300 from sergei 3,200 from vladimir 1700 you have alexander your rate 1700 in film adaptations of this play by shakespeare and brother and sister are often played

bird's milk after 2 years.patented dessert in russia , girls who wanted to get rid of the inferior admirer sent him for bird's milk today for such an outing. at the cavalier. it would take a matter of minutes, this delicious dessert. available in almost every store. thanks for this to the polish chef and head of the confectionery factory januvel, he sweetened and changed the world. by the way, you know who else has changed or will change the world, japanese scientists, they learned how to turn snow into electricity , the technology is based on the temperature difference inside the snowdrift and outside. how it works i have no idea, i am a humanist, so if you are interested, look for details on the internet. well by the way, not only snowdrifts can be turned into electricity. let's fast forward to budapest, i 'll tell you everything about the movement - as you know, it's natural life, and the light for the christmas tree was installed on one of the squares in budapest. uh, a bike generator to power the holiday t

well , after 2 years, the bronze birds flew away. that is, someone flew away safely, then the birds were returned to their place. what do we see now. somewhere the upturned beak evaporated. mess aye-ah-ah for birds of gambling photographers and lovers of landscape shooting tours an ideal place just 100 meters from the city is the famous turov meadow, a real mecca for ornithologists and naturalists more than fifty rare and endangered species of birds. unfortunately, birds actively pose for the camera at another time of the year. if you come on tour sometime in may, you can become a participant in the unique kulikov festival, and there, dobertworking is not far away for the pleasure of self-development, useful things, and on the tour you can take a fascinating tour of the untouched corners of the forest nature, try to hug the 330-year-old pine tree to visit a modern dairy plant and taste belarusian-made italian cheeses make a trip around expanses of water on a floating hotel. i seem to have unintentionally announced my plans. so come,