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Recuento de nuestro concierto el domingo 7 de diciembre 2014 en el teatro oliver de Aguadilla.

Este vídeo es sobre BECAS HONDURAS 2015. Consuelen a mi Pueblo como fundación entrega becas para que muchos niños y niña puedan seguir estudiando en colegios católicos.

Watch over 10 minutes of Canticos educational videos with your preschooler and learn the words to classic children’s lullabies—in two languages! Each classic children’s lullaby included in this music loop plays in English and then again in Spanish. Lyrics are included on screen making it easy for parents to teach kids the words to ‘Twinkle Twinkle Little Star’ (‘Estrellita’), ‘Pin Pon’, ‘Little Dolly’ (‘La Muñequita’), ‘The Birthday Song’ (‘Las Mañanitas’), and ‘Sleep Little Baby’ (‘Duérmete Pollito’). Cute cartoon characters lead kids in learning simple vocabulary words and numbers in a second language. Encourage kids to put the new words they’ve learned in a different language into practice during their everyday activities. To find more bi-lingual music videos from Canticos, and full episodes, games, and a collection of kids’ songs from your child’s favorite animated TV shows, visit the FREE Nick Jr. App.

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It’s hearts and hugs day and all your favorite characters are celebrating! Find full episodes of your favorite shows weekday mornings on Nickelodeon, and everywhere you find Nick Jr.

Sing a Valentine’s Day song that’ll make you feel warm and fuzzly! Abby Hatcher and her fuzzly friends invite all their Nick Jr. friends in spreading love to each other on hearts and hugs day (also known as Valentine’s Day!). In this video, you can watch a super special supercut video of Blaze, Shimmer and Shine, Butterbean and her friends from Butterbean’s Café, Sunny, Rox, Blair, and all the PAW Patrol pups, showing just how sweet friendship is. Learn the lyrics to this song by singing along for Valentine’s Day!

Fuzzly Valentine Lyrics

Every time we get together for a little fun
I feel so happy even after all the playing's done
We laugh and run and dance and ride a bike and climb a tree
But just that warm and fuzzly feeling is enough for me
Oo, Oo, Oo, Oo
I'll always be here for you
Oo, Oo, Oo, Oo
I'm gonna sing loud and clear for me and for you
You're such a friend of mine
I'm happy all the time
And every day is sunny 'cause we make each other shine
I don't care what we do
As long as it's with you
'Cause you're my silly sunny friendly fuzzly Valentine
We may be different but you're always perfect in my eyes
Remember friendship comes in every color, shape and size
You might be furry, fuzzly, slow or speedy, big or small
It doesn't matter I will always catch you when you fall
Oo, Oo, Oo, Oo
I'll always be here for you
Oo, Oo, Oo, Oo
I'm gonna sing loud and clear for me and for you
You're such a friend of mine
I'm happy all the time
And every day is sunny 'cause we make each other shine
I don't care what we do
As long as it's with you
'Cause you're my silly sunny friendly fuzzly Valentine
You're such a friend of mine
I'm happy all the time
And every day is sunny 'cause we make each other shine
I don't care what we do
As long as it's with you
'Cause you're my silly sunny friendly fuzzly Valentine
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My pawsome Valentine
My fuzzly Valentine

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El Perro Arrogante | Programa Comedia De Dibujos Animados Divertidos Para Niños Por Los Cutians | ChuChu TV

Luis Gilberto Irizarry Ramos, nativo de Río Piedras, Puerto Rico, es el mayor de 3 hermanos, vivió su infancia y juventud en Carolina, Puerto Rico. Actualmente vive en Canóvanas, Puerto Rico y tiene 30 años de casado con su esposa Gladynell, con quien tiene dos hijos (Gian Luis y Lizanell). Desde pequeño tuvo inclinaciones en la música influenciado por su abuelo materno y tíos. En su tiempo libre es actor y cantante y pertenece a la comunidad de fe de la Parroquia Santa Bernardita que dirige Monseñor Willie Peña donde está activo en varios ministerios. Luis comparte con nosotros su historia familiar, laboral y artística, a la vez que nos da una muestra de su gran talento musical, en un canto dedicado a su pequeña nieta, Catalina, milagro de Dios.

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Buckle up and sing along to the Blaze and the Monster Machines official theme song! This theme song will have you and your preschooler revved up for more monster machines. Kids can find this song and more when they watch Blaze and the Monster Machines on Nickelodeon and in the Nick Jr. app. Let's Blaze!

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Lyrics:
On your mark, get ready to race
1, 2, 3, Let's Blaze!
So buckle your seatbelt
We're gonna scream and yell
When Blaze goes saving the day (Blaze! Blaze! Blaze!)
Gimme, Gimme, Gimme some speed
Blaze and the Monster Machines (Go! Go!)
Blaze and the Monster Machines (Go! Go!)
Blaze and the Monster Machines (Go! Go!)
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Salmon make a perilous voyage upstream past hungry eagles and bears to mate in forest creeks. When the salmon die, a new journey begins – with maggots.

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For salmon lovers in California, October is “the peak of the return” when hundreds of thousands of Chinook salmon leave the open ocean and swim back to their ancestral streams to spawn and die. All along the Pacific coast, starting in the early summer and stretching as late as December, salmon wait offshore for the right timing to complete their journey inland.

In Alaska, the season starts in late June, when salmon head to streams in lush coastal forests. Although this annual migration is welcomed by fishermen who catch the salmon offshore, scientists are finding a much broader and holistic function of the spawning salmon: feeding the forest.

Millions of salmon make this migratory journey -- called running -- every year, and their silvery bodies all but obscure the rivers they pass through. This throng of salmon flesh coming into Alaska’s forests is a mass movement of nutrients from the salt waters of the ocean to the forest floor. Decomposing salmon on the sides of streams not only fertilize the soil beneath them, they also provide the base of a complex food web that depends upon them.


--- Why Do Salmon Swim Upstream?
Salmon run up freshwater streams and rivers to mate. A female salmon will dig a depression in the gravel with her tails and then deposit her eggs in the hole. Male salmon swim alongside the female and release a cloud of sperm at the same. The eggs are fertilized in the running water as the female buries them under a layer of gravel.

When the eggs hatch, they spend the first part of their lives hunting and growing in their home stream before heading out to sea to spend their adulthood.

--- Why Do Salmon Die After Mating?
Salmon typically mate once and then die, though some may return to the sea and come back to mate the subsequent year. Salmon put all of their energy into mating instead of maintaining the salmon’s body for the future. This is a type of mating strategy where adults die after a single mating episode is called semelparity.

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Daddy Longlegs Risk Life ... and Especially Limb ... to Survive | Deep Look
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An onslaught of tiny western pine beetles can bring down a mighty ponderosa pine. But the forest fights back by waging a sticky attack of its own. Who will win the battle in the bark?

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Bark beetles are specialized, with each species attacking only one or a few species of trees. Ponderosa pines are attacked by dark brown beetles the size of a grain of rice called western pine beetles (Dendroctonus brevicomis).

In the spring and summer, female western pine beetles fly around ponderosa pine stands looking for trees to lay their eggs in. As they start boring into a ponderosa, the tree oozes a sticky, viscous clear liquid called resin. If the tree is healthy, it can produce so much resin that the beetle gets exhausted and trapped as the resin hardens, which can kill it.

“The western pine beetle is an aggressive beetle that in order to successfully reproduce has to kill the tree,” said U.S. Forest Service ecologist Sharon Hood, based in Montana. “So the tree has very evolved responses. With pines, they have a whole resin duct system. You can imagine these vertical and horizontal pipes.”

But during California’s five-year drought, which ended earlier this year, ponderosa pines weren’t getting much water and couldn’t make enough resin to put up a strong defense. Beetles bored through the bark of millions of trees and sent out an aggregating pheromone to call more beetles and stage a mass attack. An estimated 102 million trees – most of them ponderosa – died in California between 2010 and 2016.

-- What is resin?

Resin – sometimes also called pitch – is a different substance from sap, though trees produce both. Resin is a sticky, viscous liquid that trees exude to heal over wounds and flush out bark beetles, said Sharon Hood, of the Forest Service. Sap, on the other hand, is the continuous water column that the leaves pull up to the top of the tree from its roots.

--- Are dead trees a fire hazard?

Standing dead trees that have lost their needles don’t increase fire risk, said forest health scientist Jodi Axelson, a University of California extension specialist based at UC Berkeley. But “once they fall to the ground you end up with these very heavy fuel loads,” she said, “and that undoubtedly is going to make fire behavior more intense.”

And dead – or living – trees can fall on electric lines and ignite a fire, which is why agencies in California are prioritizing the removal of dead trees near power lines, said Axelson.

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There’s Something Very Fishy About These Trees …
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Julia Child Remixed | Keep On Cooking
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African elephants may have magnificent ears, but on the savanna, they communicate over vast distances by picking up underground signals with their sensitive, fatty feet.

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Thousands of elephants roam Etosha National Park in Namibia, a nation in southwest Africa, taking turns at the park’s numerous watering holes. The elephants exchange information by emitting low-frequency sounds that travel dozens of miles under the ground on the savannah.

The sound waves come from the animals’ huge vocal chords, and distant elephants “hear” the signals with their highly sensitive feet. The sound waves spread out through the ground and air. By triangulating the two types of signals using both ears and feet, elephants can tune into the direction, distance and content of a message.

Seismic communication is the key to understanding the complex dynamics of elephant communities. There are seismic messages that are sent passively, such as when elephants eavesdrop on each others’ footsteps. More active announcements include alarm cries, mating calls and navigation instructions to the herd.

Seismic communication works with elephants because of the incredible sensitivity of their feet. Like all mammals, including humans, elephants have receptors called Pacinian corpuscles, or PCs, in their skin. PCs are hard-wired to a part of the brain where touch signals are processed, called the somatosensory cortex.

In elephants, PCs are clustered around the edge of the foot. When picking up a far-off signal, elephants sometimes press their feet into the ground, enlarging its surface by as much as 20 percent.

Strictly speaking, when elephants pick up ground vibrations in thei feet, it’s their sense of feeling, not hearing, at work. Typically hearing happens without physical contact, when airborne vibrations hit the eardrum, causing the tiny bones of the inner ear tremble and transmit a message to the brain along the auditory nerve.

But in elephants, some ground vibrations actually reach the hearing centers of the brain through a process called bone conduction.

By modeling how the elephant’s inner ear bones respond to seismic sound waves, scientists are hoping to use a bone-conduction approach develop new and better hearing aids for people. Instead of amplifying sound waves through the ear canal, these devices would transmit sound vibrations into a person’s jawbone or skull.

--- Where did you film this episode?

It was filmed in Etosha National Park in Namibia, at Menasha watering hole, which is closed to the public. We also filmed with the elephants at the Performing Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) sanctuary in San Andreas, Calif.

--- Do all elephants communicate seismically?

Both species of elephants – Asian and African – can pick up vibrations in their feet. There are some differences in anatomy between the two species, which cannot interbreed. Those include attributes related to their hearing, and probably arose as adaptations to their distinct habitats.

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From bear cubs trying to climb up trees to penguins pooping everywhere, the natural world has no shortage of hilarious animal behaviour! Here are our top 5 funniest animal outtakes.
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In this video I’m showing the process of working on an oil painting titled “Whereabout”. My camera kept failing and that’s why there are missing pieces in the video. I hope it’s okay though :)

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We're back in Bozeman, Montana this week talking to Amy Atwater, Collections Manager at the Museum of the Rockies. MOR has among the largest collections of North American dinosaurs in the United States. We talk to Amy about her job and the collection she manages.

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