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Prairie Provinces: Summer 2022
Summer 2022: 1 Jun–30 Jul
Rudolf Koes
rkoes@mymts.net
James Fox
fox.james.ed@gmail.com
Recommended citation:
Koes, R.F., and J. Fox. 2022. Summer 2022: Prairie Provinces. <https://wp.me/p8iY2g-ekO> North American Birds.
The summer of 2022 was hot across the Prairie Provinces and very wet, especially in southern Manitoba and southeastern Saskatchewan, continuing a trend started in the spring. Alberta experienced some very destructive storms. Although the shorebird migration at both ends of the season was lacklustre, the copious rains created areas with sheetwater on agricultural fields in southern Manitoba, which attracted a decent number and variety of birds. Visitors to Churchill, Manitoba reported a fine array of rarities, including Brant, Ruddy Duck, Purple Sandpiper, Laughing Gull and Short-billed Gull. In Alberta Calliope and Rufous hummingbirds, Lazuli Buntings and Black-headed Grosbeaks moved into central and northern parts of the province, as was the case in 2021. For the third year in-a-row, Dickcissels were prominent in southeastern Saskatchewan and southern Manitoba.
Geese through Terns
An out-of-season Greater White-fronted Goose was at Griswold Marsh, MB 29 Jun (Glennis Lewis). A Brant, a rare spring migrant, was seen at Churchill, MB 1 Jun (Amy Wilson, Andrew Brown); likely the same bird was also noted there 4–5 Jun (Churchill Northern Studies Centre birding group, hereafter CNSC, ph.). A Garganey lingered from May to 7 Jun at Tofield, AB (m. ob., ph.). A single Cinnamon Teal was found near Fisher Branch, MB 9–10 Jun (Joanne Smith, m. ob.) and a pair was at Whitewater Lake, MB 27–29 Jun (Rudolf Koes; Liz and Brian Cieszynski, ph.). Another was noted near Saskatoon, SK 10 Jul (Ryan Dudragne). A Ruddy Duck at Churchill 9 and 16 Jun was about the fourth for the area (Eagle-Eye Tours, m. ob. ph.). A Common Poorwill at Grasslands NP, SK 9 Jun was at the eastern edge of its known breeding range in Canada (Vicki St. Germaine, audio). The northwestern limit of the breeding range of Eastern Whip-poor-will reaches barely into central northeast Saskatchewan, where one bird was audio-recorded in the La Ronge area on 12 Jul (Vicki St. Germaine). Black-chinned Hummingbirds appear to be increasing in numbers in Alberta, with reports from Pincher Creek 1 Jun (Cornel van Ryk), Hillcrest Mines 7 Jun (Pat Lucas), and Jasper 10 and 30 Jun (Jacques Bouvier, Christine Trudeau; m. ob., ph.). The latter bird (or birds) was a first for the location.
Several Manitoba observers commented on the scarcity of Yellow Rails, but reasons were mostly unclear. Certainly a lot of former habitat has been lost since being completely clogged by cattails. Black-necked Stilts continue their expansion north in Alberta and Saskatchewan. In the latter province the species was recorded at Regina, Prince Albert, Gillis Lake Marcelin and Blaine Lake between 5 Jun and 6 Jul, while three adults and two juveniles were at Griswold Marsh in Jun (John Weier, m. ob., ph.). A Pacific Golden-Plover was a nice find at Frank Lake, AB 5 Jul (Diane Stinson, Lara Fitzpatrick, ph.). Although Purple Sandpiper is a regular fall migrant in the Churchill area, sightings in spring are few and far between. One was there 4 Jun (CNSC, ph.). Also at Churchill were its second confirmed Laughing Gull 19 Jun (Olivia Maillet, Andrew Brown, m. ob., ph.) and a Short-billed Gull on the same date (Olivia Maillet, Cam Nikkel, Andrew Brown, m. ob., ph.). Lesser Black-backed Gull has become an annual visitor in increasing numbers to the Prairie Provinces, where up to four were seen at the PR. 227 dump, MB throughout the season (Cal Cuthbert, Rudolf Koes, m. ob., ph.), at Churchill 18 Jun (m. ob., ph.), and near Selkirk, MB 30 Jun (Rudolf Koes). An Arctic Tern summered at Cattleland Feedlot, AB, where the species had been noted during the past few years (m. ob., ph.) and another was at Long Lake PP, AB 7 Jun, a first for the park (m. ob., ph.).
Loons through Passerines
CNSC birders found 400 Red-throated Loons in the Churchill River mouth on 4 Jun, while on 6 Jun they witnessed a spectacular movement of Pacific Loons as 1300 streamed off Hudson Bay into the river mouth. A Single Pacific Loon at Coaldale, AB 6 Jul was out-of-season (Joyce Vermeer, ph.). Double-crested Cormorant had been a vagrant at Churchill until recently, but it has become an almost annual visitor in the past few years. In Jul up to four were seen by many (Bruce Di Labio, m. ob.). There were five reports of Great Egret in Alberta, involving six birds (m. ob, ph.). A Snowy Egret was seen at West Shoal Lake, MB 5 Jun, likely the same bird reported there 25 May (John Weier). While White-faced Ibis continues its range expansion in Alberta, it was scarce elsewhere in the region. There were no notable reports of diurnal raptors, although Red-tailed Hawks were scarce across Manitoba. In Alberta two Western Screech-Owls were audio-recorded near Waterton 7 Jun (Gerry and James Fox) and Eastern Screech-Owls were found at four locations. Burrowing Owls were rare across the region; they are continuing their steady decline, notwithstanding introduction and breeding programs. A Lewis's Woodpecker was a good find at Waterton 6 Jun (Gerry and James Fox), while Red-headed Woodpeckers appear to be increasing west of their traditional range, with seven records in Alberta and four in Saskatchewan.
Cordilleran Flycatcher has now been found in the extreme southwest corner of Saskatchewan annually since 2020. This year's records, in the Maple Creek area, span the period from 11 Jun to 29 Jul (m. ob., ph.). Rare at Churchill was an Eastern Kingbird 5 Jul (Bonnie Chartier), as was a Red-eyed Vireo there 19 Jun (m. ob., ph.). "Ghost" Black-billed Magpies have been present in Edmonton, Alberta for years. One was nicely photographed there on 5 Jun 2022 (Diane Campbell). A Sage Thrasher was present at Wildhorse, in extreme southern Alberta, from 13 to 23 Jul (Michelle Schreder, m. ob., ph.). At the same location a Northern Mockingbird was seen 10 Jun (Blake Weis, ph.) and other Alberta records came from Langdon and Jenner (Milan Dabic; Mike Borg, ph.). A Mountain Bluebird near Lac du Bonnet, MB 5 Jul was the first for the area since the 1980s (Peter Taylor). For the third year a Wood Thrush was on territory near Whitemouth Lake, MB (Robert Parsons, m. ob.). A Eurasian Tree Sparrow, the fourth for Saskatchewan, was a one day wonder at Rockglen 17 Jul (Len Ferns, ph.). There were at least four Field Sparrows recorded in Saskatchewan, while a Brewer's Sparrow was at Weyburn, SK 26 Jun (Sharlane Toole). Much out-of-season was a White-crowned Sparrow at Regina 24 Jun (Ken Feltin, ph.), as was a Harris's Sparrow at Ft. Whyte Alive, Winnipeg, MB 28 Jul (Paul Fieldhouse).
An Orchard Oriole at Lethbridge, AB 3–4 Jun was the second for the province; the first bird was recorded in 2021 (m. ob.. ph.). The rarest warblers during the summer were a Northern Parula at Brooks, AB 11 Jun (Liz Soria, m. ob., ph.) and a Black-throated Blue Warbler at Fort McLeod, AB 3 Jun (Liz Saunders, ph.). A Summer Tanager at Dunnotar, MB 31 Jul lingered until 3 Aug and was seen by many (Heather and Lawrence Brownell, m. ob., ph.), while single Western Tanagers visited Broadview, SK 24 Jun (Don Weidl, ph.) and the Regina area 27 Jun (Jared Clarke, ph.). Alberta's third Blue Grosbeak spent 25–26 June at Police Outpost PP, Medicine Hat, AB (Annie Finch, m. ob., ph.). Dickcissels were prominent for the third year in a row in southern Manitoba, with a maximum tally of 17 in the Morden area 3 Jul (Ben Ginter); small numbers spilled over into extreme southeast Saskatchewan, where the highest count was five around Estevan mid-July (m. ob., ph.).
Report processed by José R. Ramírez-Garofalo, 24 Oct 2022.
Photos–Prairie Provinces: Summer 2022
In most recent years a Garganey has shown up somewhere in the Prairie Provinces. This male, the second reported in 2022, visited Tofield, Alberta on 5 Jun. Photo @ Neil Denton.
Following the initial find of a male Cinnamon Teal at Whitewater Lake, Manitoba on 27 Jun 2022, this pair was found at the same location on 29 Jun. Photo @ Liz & Brian Cieszynski.
Black-chinned Hummingbird has become an annual visitor to the Alberta portion of the Rocky Mountains. This male was nicely photographed at Jasper on 10 Jun 2022. Photo @ Jacques Bouvier.
Up to five Black-necked Stilts, including two juveniles, were present at the Griswold Marshes of Manitoba in the summer of 2022. This adult was photographed on 28 Jun. Photo @ Rudolf Koes.
Alberta is the only prairie province with confirmed records of Pacific Golden-Plover. This individual was found at Frank Lake on 5 Jun 2022. Photo @ Diane Stinson.
While Purple Sandpipers are frequently seen at Churchill, Manitoba during late fall (Polar Bear season), the species is very rare during spring. This bird briefly perched on ice in the Churchill River mouth on 4 Jun 2022. Photo @ Heather Tulloch Brownell.
This Laughing Gull was at the Churchill River mouth at Churchill, Manitoba on 19 Jun 2022. It represented the third record for the area and about the tenth for the province. Photo @ Cam Nikkel.
Found on the same day as the Laughing Gull mentioned elsewhere in this report – 19 Jun 2022 – was this Short-billed Gull at Churchill, Manitoba. The species has attempted to breed here in the past, without success, and is still a less-than-annual visitor. Photo @ Cam Nikkel.
For several years in a row at least one Arctic Tern has summered at Cattleland Slough, Alberta, well south of the usual breeding range. Here one is seen on 11 Jun 2022. Photo @ Annie Finch.
This Pacific Loon at Coaldale, Alberta on 6 Jul 2022 was an unexpected summer visitor. Photo @ David Scott.
While still rare in Alberta, Great Egrets are now reported annually. This bird was at Morinville on 9 Jun 2022. Photo @ James Fox.
Red-headed Woodpecker is another species that seems to extend its range westward in the Prairie Provinces. This adult was seen in southeast Alberta on 4 Jun 2022. Photo @ Dave Morgan.
For the third year in a row Cordilleran Flycatcher has been found in extreme southwest Saskatchewan. This bird, seen here on 24 Jul 2022, summered along the West Benson Trail, where it was observed by many. Photo @ John Lundgren.
The city of Edmonton, Alberta has hosted a population of so-called "ghost" Black-billed Magpies for years. Genetics experts believe as many as three different mutations are responsible for this aberrant plumage. This bird was photographed on 5 Jun 2022. Photo @ Diane Campbell.
The breeding range of Sage Thrasher in the Prairie Provinces is restricted to the area around the Cypress Hills, which straddle the border of Alberta and Saskatchewan. This bird was at Wildhorse, Alberta 20 Jul 2022. Photo @ Liz Soria.
Although Northern Mockingbirds have never managed to gain a solid foothold in the Prairie Provinces, a few show up every year. This individual was at Jenner, Alberta 21 Jul 2022. Photo @ Mike Borle.
Alberta's second Orchard Oriole, seen here on 3 Jun 2022 at Lethbridge, followed on the heels of the province's first record in 2021. Photo @ Ken Orich.
This Northern Parula, at Brooks, Alberta, on 11 Jun 2022, was far west of its range. The nearest breeders are found in southeast Manitoba. Photo @ Liz Soria.
Well west of its breeding range was this Black-throated Blue Warbler at Fort McLeod, Alberta on 3 Jun 2022. Photo @ Liz Saunders.
This Blue Grosbeak, seen here on 25 Jun 2022 at Police Outpost PP at Mountain View, Alberta, represents the third record for the province. Photo @ Annie Finch.
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ECCS 2013 Satellite -- Big Data in Complex Systems
\newline
    European Complex Systems Society
    \newline
Barcelona, Spain
\newline
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\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2013--Sep}}
\textit{Plenary Speaker}, ECCS 2013
\newline
    European Complex Systems Society
    \newline
Barcelona, Spain
\newline
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\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2013--Jun}}
\textit{Invited Panelist}, SciTS 2013 Conference
\newline
    Science of Team Science
    \newline
Evanston, IL
\newline
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\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2012--Sep}}
\textit{Plenary Speaker}, 2012 LTER All Scientists Meeting
\newline
    Long Term Ecological Research Network
    \newline
Estes Park, CO
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2012--Jun}}
Biologie
\newline
    Ecole Normale Superieure
    \newline
Paris, France
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2012--Jun}}
\textit{Opening Keynote Speaker}, NetSci 2012
\newline
    Network Science Society
    \newline
Evanston, IL
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2011--Apr}}
Distinguished Young Scholars Symposium
\newline
    William M. Keck Foundation
    \newline
Irvine, CA
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2011--Mar}}
2011 Complexity Conference
\newline
    NICO/SONIC
    \newline
Evanston, IL
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2011--Mar}}
Web Science Meets Network Science
\newline
    NICO/SONIC
    \newline
Evanston, IL
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2011--Jan}}
Genetics, Genomics, and Systems Biology
\newline
    University of Chicago
    \newline
Chicago, IL
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2010--Dec}}
Computation Institute
\newline
    University of Chicago
    \newline
Chicago, IL
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2010--May}}
Workshop on Shared Organizational Principles in the Computing and Biological Sciences
\newline
    National Science Foundation
    \newline
Arlington, VA
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2010--May}}
SciTS 2010 Conference
\newline
    Science of Team Science
    \newline
Chicago, IL
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2010--May}}
\textit{Keynote Speaker}, Dow Corning Technical Conference
\newline
    Dow Corning
    \newline
Saginaw, MI
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2010--Apr}}
SFI Science Board Meeting
\newline
    Santa Fe Institute
    \newline
Santa Fe, NM
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2009--Sep}}
Symposium on Frontiers of Network Science
\newline
    Max Planck Institute
    \newline
Berlin, Germany
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2009--Jun}}
Institute Colloquium
\newline
    Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciencia
    \newline
Oeiras, Portugal
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2009--Jun}}
\textit{Keynote Speaker}, Second International Engineering Systems Symposium
\newline
    MIT
    \newline
Cambridge, MA
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2009--Apr}}
Microarray Group
\newline
    National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
    \newline
Research Triangle Park, NC
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2009--Apr}}
Distinguished Young Scholars Symposium
\newline
    William M. Keck Foundation
    \newline
Los Angeles, CA
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2008--Dec}}
VI Encontro
\newline
    Forum Internacional de Investigadores Portugueses
    \newline
Oeiras, Portugal
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2008--Oct}}
\textit{Keynote Speaker}, Networks and Neuroscience Symposium
\newline
    Kaetsu Centre, New Hall College
    \newline
Cambridge, England
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2008--Oct}}
\textit{Keynote Speaker}, The Cognitive Basis of Safe Practice: Rethinking Error in Critical Care Medicine
\newline
    J. S. McDonnell Foundation
    \newline
Phoenix, AZ
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2008--Aug}}
\textit{Keynote Speaker}, International Workshop on Challenges and Visions in the Social Sciences
\newline
    ETH Zurich
    \newline
Zurich, Switzerland
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2008--Jul}}
Institute Colloquium
\newline
    Santa Fe Institute
    \newline
Santa Fe, NM
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2008--Jun}}
Systems Biology Symposium
\newline
    National Institutes of Health
    \newline
Bethesda, MD
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2008--May}}
NIH Roadmap -- Interdisciplinary Research Centers Workshop
\newline
    Northwestern University
    \newline
Evanston, IL
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2007--Jun}}
21st Century Science Initiative Meeting
\newline
    J. S. McDonnell Foundation
    \newline
Wellesley, MA
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2007--May}}
Institute Colloquium
\newline
    Stowers Institute for Medical Research
    \newline
Kansas City, MO
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2007--Feb}}
Chemical and Biological Engineering
\newline
    Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
    \newline
Troy, NY
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2007--Jan}}
Pharmacology
\newline
    University of Illinois College of Medicine
    \newline
Chicago, IL
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2006--Dec}}
\textit{Keynote Presenter}, Conference on Empowering Environmental Health Sciences Research with New Technologies
\newline
    National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
    \newline
Chapel Hill, NC
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2006--Nov}}
\textit{Featured Speaker}, 4th Symposium on Functional Genomics of Critical Illness and Injury
\newline
    National Institutes of Health
    \newline
Bethesda, MD
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2006--Oct}}
Northwestern Institute on Complex Systems
\newline
    Northwestern University
    \newline
Evanston, IL
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2006--Oct}}
Chemical and Biological Engineering
\newline
    Northwestern University
    \newline
Evanston, IL
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2006--Oct}}
\textit{Opening Keynote Speaker}, 15th Annual Meeting
\newline
    International Society for Anaesthetic Pharmacologists
    \newline
Chicago, IL
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2006--Jun}}
\textit{Plenary Speaker}, 6th International Conference on Complex Systems
\newline
    New England Complex Systems Institute
    \newline
Boston, MA
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2006--Feb}}
\textit{Keynote Speaker}, NIH Roadmap -- Workshop on Interdisciplinary Research Centers
\newline
    National Institutes of Health
    \newline
Bethesda, MD
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2005--Mar}}
Workshop on Network Robustness
\newline
    Santa Fe Institute
    \newline
Santa Fe, NM
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2005--Mar}}
Annual Meeting
\newline
    Deutsche Physikalische Gesellschaft
    \newline
Berlin, Germany
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2005--Mar}}
Workshop on Regime Changes
\newline
    Environmental Protectiion Agency
    \newline
Cincinnati, OH
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2005--Mar}}
\textit{Opening Keynote Speaker}, Final Conference
\newline
    Complexity in Networks (COSIN) Project
    \newline
Salou, Spain
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2005--Feb}}
Chemical Engineering
\newline
    Purdue University
    \newline
West Lafayette, IN
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2004--Nov}}
Chemical and Environmental Engineering
\newline
    Illinois Institute of Technology
    \newline
Chicago, IL
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2004--Jul}}
IV Encontro
\newline
    Forum Internacional de Investigadores Portugueses
    \newline
Coimbra, Portugal
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2004--May}}
\textit{Invited Symposium Speaker}, April Meeting
\newline
    American Physical Society
    \newline
Denver, CO
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2003--Nov}}
Chemical Engineering
\newline
    University of Michigan
    \newline
Ann Arbor, MI
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2003--Nov}}
Joint SFI-University of Michigan Workshop
\newline
    University of Michigan
    \newline
Ann Arbor, MI
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2003--Sep}}
Midterm Conference
\newline
    Complexity in Networks (COSIN) Project
    \newline
Roma, Italy
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2003--Sep}}
Frontiers of Science 2003
\newline
    Universita degli Studi
    \newline
Pavia, Italy
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2003--Aug}}
BioComplexity V: Multiscale Modeling in Biology
\newline
    University of Notre  Dame
    \newline
South Bend, IN
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2003--May}}
MedMath 2003 Symposium
\newline
    University of Manitoba
    \newline
Winnipeg, Canada
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2002--Dec}}
Symposium on Complex Networks
\newline
    Center for Biodynamics, Boston University
    \newline
Boston, MA
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2002--May}}
Institute of Theoretical Dynamics
\newline
    University of California
    \newline
Davis, CA
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2002--Apr}}
Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
\newline
    University of Illinois
    \newline
Urbana, IL
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2002--Apr}}
Biomedical Engineering
\newline
    State University of New York
    \newline
Stony Brook, NY
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2002--Mar}}
Chemical Engineering
\newline
    Northwestern University
    \newline
Evanston, IL
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2002--Mar}}
\textit{Invited Symposium Speaker}, March Meeting
\newline
    American Physical Society
    \newline
Indianapolis, IN
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2001--Nov}}
Fisica
\newline
    Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte
    \newline
Natal, Brazil
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2001--Aug}}
11th International Summer School
\newline
    University of Jyvaskyla
    \newline
Jyvaskyla, Finland
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2001--Feb}}
NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Application of Physics in Economic Modeling
\newline
    Czech Academy of Sciences
    \newline
Prague, Czech Republic
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2000--Nov}}
International Symposium on Empirical Science of Financial Fluctuations
\newline
    Nihon Keizai Shimbun
    \newline
Tokyo, Japan
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2000--May}}
6th International Conference on Science and Technology Indicators
\newline
    University of Leiden
    \newline
Leiden, Netherlands
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2000--Mar}}
\textit{Invited Symposium Speaker}, March Meeting
\newline
    American Physical Society
    \newline
Minneapolis, MN
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2000--Jan}}
Physics
\newline
    University of Michigan
    \newline
Ann Arbor, MI
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2000--Jan}}
Program for the Study of Complex Systems
\newline
    University of Michigan
    \newline
Ann Arbor, MI
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2000--Jan}}
Physics and James Franck Institute
\newline
    University of Chicago
    \newline
Chicago, IL
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{1999--Jun}}
International Workshop on Non-Equilibrium Dynamical Systems
\newline
    Universidade do Porto
    \newline
Porto, Portugal
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{1999--Mar}}
Physics
\newline
    California State University
    \newline
Northridge, CA
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{1997--Oct}}
Physics and Astronomy
\newline
    Lehman College of City University of New York
    \newline
Bronx, NY
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{1996--Oct}}
Fisica
\newline
    Universidade de Lisboa
    \newline
Lisboa, Portugal
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{1996--Aug}}
International Workshop on Dynamics of Non-Equilibrium Systems
\newline
    International Centre for Theoretical Physics
    \newline
Triestre, Italy
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{1996--Jun}}
Physik
\newline
    Universitaet-GH Essen
    \newline
Essen, Germany
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{1996--May}}
Centre for Chaos and Turbulence Studies
\newline
    Niels Bohr Institute
    \newline
Copenhagen, Denmark
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{1996--Apr}}
von Neumann Institute for Computing
\newline
    Forschungszentrum Juelich
    \newline
Juelich, Germany
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{1995--Oct}}
Fisica
\newline
    Universidade do Porto
    \newline
Porto, Portugal
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{1995--Jun}}
Condensed Matter Theory Group
\newline
    University of Chicago
    \newline
Chicago, IL
\newline
~
\Gap
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{Contributed Presentations}
{Contributed Presentations}
{PDF:Contributed_Presentations}

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\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2014--Sep}}
HHMI Science Meeting
\newline
    Janelia Farm
    \newline
Ashburn, VA
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2011--Jun}}
HHMI Science Meeting
\newline
    Janelia Farm
    \newline
Ashburn, VA
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2011--Apr}}
William M. Keck Foundation -- Distinguished Young Scholar Symposium
\newline
Los Angeles, CA
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2010--Apr}}
William M. Keck Foundation -- Distinguished Young Scholar Symposium
\newline
Los Angeles, CA
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2009--Nov}}
HHMI Science Meeting
\newline
    Janelia Farm
    \newline
Ashburn, VA
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2008--Apr}}
William M. Keck Foundation -- Distinguished Young Scholar Symposium
\newline
Los Angeles, CA
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2007--Apr}}
William M. Keck Foundation -- Distinguished Young Scholar Symposium
\newline
Los Angeles, CA
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2004--Nov}}
AIChE Annual Meeting
\newline
Austin, TX
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2003--Nov}}
AIChE Annual Meeting
\newline
San Francisco, CA
\newline
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\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2002--Nov}}
AIChE Annual Meeting
\newline
Indianapolis, IN
\newline
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\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{2001--Jul}}
StatPhys 21
\newline
Cancun, Mexico
\newline
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\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{1999--Jun}}
International Workshop on Applications of Physics to Financial Analysis
\newline
    University of Dublin
    \newline
Dublin, Ireland
\newline
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\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{1998--Sep}}
Granada Seminar --  Computational Physics
\newline
Granada, Spain
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{1998--Mar}}
ISTAS School on The Physics of Biosytesm, Self-Assembly, and Evolution
\newline
    Instituto de Fisica Matematica
    \newline
Lisboa, Portugal
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{1997--Jul}}
International Workshop on Econophysics
\newline
Budapest, Hungary
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{1996--Dec}}
Material Research Society Fall Meeting
\newline
Boston, MA
\newline
~
\Gap
\NumberedItem{\makebox[1.7cm][l]{1996--Mar}}
Americal Physical Society March Meeting
\newline
Kansas City, MO
\newline
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Well it is almost mothers day. For most of the moms out there it will be a day of breakfast in bed or a dinner out, cards that make you cry or laugh and lots of hugs and kisses.
While watching a show this evening, with David, about mothers day, I have realized this year for the first time, how many emotions mothers go through with their children. I've gone through the happy breakfast in bed days, and the hand drawn cards, which are tucked safely away, hand made presents some still on display.
I've gone through the proud stages of watching the girls make up a dance in our old living room, the song not making any sense, but loving every moment of it, and bragging to all my friends and family about it.
Watching them grow and make mistakes, praying they learn to fly on their own, wanting to help them, knowing I can't.
Now they have both flown the coop, so to speak, I can only pray they will make it.
Aside from all of these feelings, I have feelings of missing my own mom.
It has been almost 21 years since she has passed away. I occasionally find myself picking up the phone to call her to tell her about something exciting happening in my life, only to realize she wont be on the other end of the phone. I was in St. Marys PA this past weekend to celebrate our grandsons birthday, and visit with some family, My cousin, Jan, gave me some books that she has in a trunk at her house. they were wrapped in a plastic bag, when I opened the bag, I almost cried, I could smell my mom..... I know that sounds funny to many people, but, most people associate smells with things or events in their lives. 1 of the smells that remind me of my childhood is dust. You see I was raised back in the woods, and the roads that were traveled to get to my childhood home were 2 miles from any paved roads. (our road did not have a name) So when it was driven, you could smell the dust. The other smell is, ummmm musty would be the only word I could say to have you imagine the smell. Well the books, smelled musty. Hence why I almost cried. The books were my moms, had her name in them, with her hand writing, it was a good way for my heart to hurt that day. The show David and I watched, made a comment about how you only get 1 mom.
So true. You can have mom like people, or mother in laws, and can love them as much as your own. but you only have one mom, for those of my friends and family that still have their moms, give them the biggest hug and kiss, and let them know how much they mean to you. For those of you that your mothers have passed away, remember all the good and fun times, and know that they are watching over you, as you go through this life.
Until next blog. Enjoy your day!!


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Q: Cerrar Sesión después de un tiempo de inactividad en pantalla PHP Estoy manejando inicios de sesiones en mi sistema de PHP con validación de usuarios. Pero me gustaría saber cómo puedo cerrar la sesión automáticamente después de no haber actividad dentro de la pantalla. De ser necesario, utilizando librerías externas, ¿o es simple programación de contador dentro del sistema?
Les dejo mi código.
login.php:
<?php
session_start();
require 'database.php';

$email = $_POST['email'];
$password = md5($_POST['password']);
$captcha = $_POST['g-recaptcha-response'];
$secret = '6Lclh9EUAAAAAMmFZgmWeX6oa2qulKAdFghE04vh';

if (!$captcha) {
  echo '<script type="text/javascript">
  alert("Por favor verifica el captcha.");
  window.location.href="../login.php";
  </script>';
}

$response = file_get_contents("https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api/siteverify?secret=$secret&response=$captcha");

$arr = json_decode($response, TRUE);

if ($arr['success']) {
    $query = "SELECT * FROM usuarios where email = '$email' and password = '$password'";
    $bdconect = mysqli_query($conectar, $query);
    $parametros = mysqli_fetch_array($bdconect);
    if (mysqli_num_rows($bdconect) > 0) {
      $_SESSION['username'] = $email;
      $_SESSION['name'] = $parametros['nombre_empresa'];
      $_SESSION['pin'] = $parametros['pin'];

      header("location: ../panel.php");
    } else {
      echo '<script type="text/javascript">
      alert("Usuario y/o Contraseña Incorrectos");
      window.location.href="../login.php";
      </script>';
    }
} else {
  echo '<script type="text/javascript">
  alert("Error al verificar el captcha.");
  window.location.href="../login.php";
  </script>';
}
?>

logout.php:
<?php
session_start(); // Iniciar una nueva sesión o reanudar la existente
session_destroy(); // Destruye la sesión
header('location: ../login.php'); // Redirecciona la inicio
?>

A: Lo único que tenés que hacer es guardar la hora del último acceso en la sesión.
La próxima vez que el usuario haga una petición, controlas la hora actual contra la guardada y si supera el tiempo máximo establecido, cerrás la sesión en el servidor y devolves un mensaje acorde.
Nota: Cada vez que el usuario hace una petición que está dentro de la ventana de tiempo permitida, actualizas la hora del último acceso en la sesión.

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Three keys to victory from Coach Franklin
By Ryan Brocco on September 28, 2018
Coach James Franklin has always preached the importance of treating every game like the Super Bowl. This philosophy is rooted in treating whichever game is on the schedule like it is the most important game in the world. In #WhiteoutWeek against the Ohio State University, this truly is the Super Bowl of the Big Ten, for both the team and fans. "This has been, for four years, a great game for college football, a great game for our conference and a great game for our community," Franklin said during his Tuesday press conference. In a monumental game as this one, staying balanced, confident and disciplined are all keys to victory.
Be consistent and maintain composure
Both Penn State and Ohio State have scored over 50 points in every game this season with the Nittany Lions (55.5 pts per game) and the Buckeyes (54.5 points per game) ranked first and second in the country for total points.
The Buckeye quarterback, Dwayne Haskins, has 16 touchdowns, more than any other Big Ten quarterback. Haskins also leads all Big Ten quarterbacks in completion percentage, passing yards and total offense. He's been a big reason why Ohio State's offense has been so successful. "[They are] one of the most talented if not the most talented roster in the country," Franklin said. "They're sound. They're well-coached. They play with tremendous effort. [They have] some really great, talented players."
On the other side, Trace McSorley has more yards and total touchdowns than any player in Penn State history. McSorley's big play ability is apparent in the passing game. Even as a runner, McSorley has accounted for six of Penn State's 20 rushing touchdowns this season. Both offenses are dynamic and capable of scoring a lot of points. "Games like this show you [what you are]. We're looking for consistency. They're going to make plays; we're going to make plays. We can't flinch," Franklin said.
Continue dominating in the run game
Miles Sanders, Co-offensive Player of the Week, is off to a sensational start. He is currently sixth in the country with 495 rushing yards and is averaging seven yards per carry with five touchdowns. Penn State's running game has been dynamite this season, averaging 275 rushing yards per game with a total of 20 rushing touchdowns. The Nittany Lions are first in the country in rushing touchdowns, three more than any other team in the nation. Sander's hot-start cannot be understated, but Franklin knows it takes all 11 guys on offense to be successful. "Miles is getting a lot of credit and he should but I also think our offensive line is playing at a higher level," Franklin said.
In four games, Sanders only has 23 fewer rushing yards than Saquon Barkley had through four games last season. With running back Mark Allen out for the season with an undisclosed injury, Ricky Slade and Sanders should see a bigger workload this week. At the end of the day, the offensive line will play a big role in the success of the running game on Saturday.
Ohio State will be without their star defensive end, Nick Bosa, for Saturday's game. Bosa is a projected top three pick in the upcoming NFL draft, but even with him out, the Buckeyes have tremendous depth on the defensive line. Ohio State's defense is fifth in the country in sacks and first in sack yards. "We're going to be playing one of the better defensive lines in college football. Their whole scheme is built around their [defensive] d-line," Franklin said.
Attack Ohio State's offensive line
Three of the last four meetings between these two teams have been decided by seven points or less. The Buckeyes are loaded with talent and like Penn State's offense, a lot of it starts upfront. "I think the biggest difference for them is this is the best offensive line they've had. They're massive. This is a big, athletic [offensive] o-line," Franklin said. The Buckeye's offensive line is very talented and the continuity of good offensive line and running back play has led the Buckeyes to seven 1000-yard rushers since 2010, including two running backs who are still on the roster.
The Nittany Lions need to apply pressure to Ohio State's offensive line and to Haskins. Franklin believes the Penn State defensive ends can be "erasers", emphasizing the importance of having strong defensive line play this week. "We need that front to really be those kinds of players for our defense," Franklin said.
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110,832 fans packed into Beaver Stadium for last year's whiteout game against Michigan and it was the most fans in attendance in Penn State history. Crowd noise has always been a challenge for opposing teams travelling to Happy Valley and it's evident with Penn State's 16 consecutive home-wins. Penn State defensive end, Shareef Miller, is no stranger to the wild conditions of a whiteout game. "It's the best place to be," Miller said on Tuesday. "I remember 2014 against Ohio State when I was a recruit, I wanted to commit on the spot."
This week's game is obviously important for this season, but in terms of future recruiting, Penn State has a chance to send a national message to the rest of the country and potential recruits. After visiting Ohio State last week, Bryan Bresse, the number one recruit in the 2020 class, will be in Happy Valley for the whiteout game.
Similar to Shareef Miller's visit in 2014, Bresee will get a chance to see Nittany Nation up close in the biggest game of the season. Franklin has high expectations for his team of course, but he anticipates Beaver Stadium to be louder than ever before come Saturday. "I want the fans and families of Ohio State to have a good experience but on the field, I want it to be the most difficult environment in the history of college football."
The game starts at 7:30 p.m. and will be broadcasted on ABC. For the third consecutive season, ESPN's College GameDay will be live from Penn State from 9:30 a.m. until noon. This will be the 11th full-stadium whiteout in Penn State history, with the Nittany Lions being 5-5 all-time in whiteout games.


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She's obsessed with Benson's dogs too, calling them "(expletive) adorable" with the "(expletive) calmest dispositions."
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Rift Recon's Art of Escape trainings are notorious for cramming boatloads of vital information into two full days of coursework, followed by an entire day of practical field application. The challenge of succeeding comes predominantly through mastering the sheer volume of material. So what happens when you only have 24 hours to absorb, apply, and come out on top of the entire course?
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To accommodate the 24 hour window, Michaud and Assisting Trainer Brian O'Shea collapsed the curriculum into three modules: lockpicking, escaping restraints, and a new module called "The Art of the Con," which combines social engineering and evasion techniques. Michaud and O'Shea then thrust the students into a high-intensity kidnapping simulation, where they had to escape their captors and rendezvous at the famous Grauman's Chinese Theater, evading abduction and garnering multiple disguises along the way. Once at the Theater, students had to deftly employ social engineering tactics to engage and gain the trust of the locals, including the costumed actors performing in front of the Theater. They were tasked with getting them to "break character" and divulge their "secret identity", aka personal information about their lives. Armed with this information, the students could then report back to Michaud and O'Shea and cross the proverbial finish line, and the trainers were thrilled to report that each participant excelled.
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География
Расположено в предгорьях, в 3 км к северо-востоку от районного центра Исмаиллы, в 10 км от реки Гирдыманчай.

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По данным «Кавказского календаря» на 1856 год в селе Талыстанъ проживали азербайджанцы обозначенные как татары-мухаммеданы говорящие по азербайджански, в источнике по татарски.

Тот же «Кавказский календарь» за 1915 год сообщает о татарском (азербайджанском) селе Талыстанъ Геокчайского уезда Бакинской губернии, численностью 335 человек.

На середину 1980-х годов численность населения Талыстана составляла 1531 человек. Жители занимались разведением зерновых, табаководством, животноводством. Функционировали цех по производству соков, животноводческий комплекс, средняя школа, дом культуры, библиотека, детский сад.

В культуре

Талыстану посвящена одноимённая поэма азербайджанского советского поэта Самеда Вургуна.

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