Dear Andrew (friend in the Fettes Pipe Band), Yuen Lok (my study mate), and George (my Kimmerghame Housemaster),
Blogged about this today a bit:
Yuen Lok, in seeking out the natural item for this blog post today, I cam across the endangered Giam Kanching (Hopea subalata) tree in Malaysia. Do you know this tree? This forest? This nature center?
This video is quite interesting, and well done, although I don't speak Malaysian, and translation here isn't yet available:
Giam Kanching (Hopea Subalata)
With very best wishes, Scott
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Have you joined this emerging Fettes' Community - https://fettescommunity.org/ directory? Am appreciating the possibility for posting updates - and re networking. (I teach about the Network Society and Information Technology - http:// worlduniversityandschool.org/ InfoTechNetworkSocGlobalUniv. html - in these regards as well).
Sincerely,
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9:59 AM (2 hours ago)
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Dear Andrew (friend in the Fettes Pipe Band), Yuen Lok (my study mate), and George (my Kimmerghame Housemaster),
Have you joined this emerging Fettes' Community - https://fettescommunity.org/ directory? Am appreciating the possibility for posting updates - and re networking. (I teach about the Network Society and Information Technology - http:// worlduniversityandschool.org/ InfoTechNetworkSocGlobalUniv. html - in these regards as well).
Sincerely,
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10:05 AM (2 hours ago)
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Dear Scott,
Very good to hear from you. I tried to sign up but had difficult but will try again.
Impressed by your World University initiative. It must be doing well now.
Best wishes, Andrew
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10:10 AM (2 hours ago)
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Dear Andrew,
I had some difficultly signing up, - after initial successful sign in. I assume they're iterating their software.
World Univ & Sch isn't doing well yet, but am seeking further collaboration with MIT per - https:// worlduniversityandschool. blogspot.com/2020/04/dear-mit- president-rafael-reif- possible.html - and 2 other recent blog posts there.
Seeking to matriculate online undergraduate students from the British Isles for free-to-students' MIT OCW-centric World Univ & Sch Bachelor degrees this autumn - and from Fettes?
Best wishes, Scott
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10:12 AM (2 hours ago)
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Dear Andrew, Yuen Lok, and George,
I had some difficultly signing up too with this Fettes community web platform, - after initial successful sign in. I assume they're iterating their software.
World Univ & Sch isn't doing well yet, but am seeking further collaboration with MIT per - https:// worlduniversityandschool. blogspot.com/2020/04/dear-mit- president-rafael-reif- possible.html - and 2 other recent blog posts there.
Seeking to matriculate online undergraduate students from the British Isles for free-to-students' MIT OCW-centric World Univ & Sch Bachelor degrees this autumn - and from Fettes?
Best wishes, Scott
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Dear Scott,
Very exciting developments. Are you still playing pipes?
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10:20 AM (2 hours ago)
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Dear Andrew,
Yes, but now the Scottish small pipes, and am working on my first album, tentatively entitled 'Honey in the Bag' - https://scott-macleod. blogspot.com/2020/02/western- honey-bee-re-my-upcoming- honey.html . Am also both giving SSP lessons on Skype, as well as taking lessons with Connor Sinclair at the National Piping Centre in Glasgow (who recently won the Glen Fiddich and the Northern Meeting at around age 23:).
Do you ever find your way to playing your practice chanter in London (since the GHB could be rather loud there in a town house!:)?
Cheers,
Scott
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10:24 AM (2 hours ago)
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Andrew subsequently enquired if I'm still playing the pipes:
Yes, but now the Scottish small pipes, and am working on my first album, tentatively entitled 'Honey in the Bag' - https://scott-macleod. blogspot.com/2020/02/western- honey-bee-re-my-upcoming- honey.html . Am also both giving SSP lessons on Skype, as well as taking lessons with Connor Sinclair at the National Piping Centre in Glasgow (who recently won the Glen Fiddich and the Northern Meeting at around age 23:).
Andrew: do you ever find your way to playing your practice chanter in London (since the GHB could be rather loud there in a town house!:)? Am waiting for real, real time music making on the web (and maybe World Univ & Sch's Music School can help facilitate this further - and regarding a Google platform - https://wiki. worlduniversityandschool.org/ wiki/Music:). Music-making at Fettes was fun - and there was a lot of it.
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10:26 AM (2 hours ago)
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Dear Scott,
Very impressive cv.
My son learnt for a while and I leant with him but I was terrible and – as you say the neighbours complained.
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Dear Andrew,
I hope your son might pick up the pipes again, if that would be enjoyable - and with you? Is he still boxing as well?
Best regards, Scott
Scottish small pipes are playable in a town house! -
- https://wiki. worlduniversityandschool.org/ wiki/Scottish_smallpipes_and_ borderpipes - and use the same fingering as GHB!
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10:33 AM (1 hour ago)
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Dear Scott,
He’s stopped boxing but writes about it for boxing magazines. He’s currently Editor in Chief of Edinburgh University student paper.
Have you children?
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Impressive that your son is Editor in Chief of Edinburgh University student paper. (Let's stay in touch about the WUaS Universitian - https://wiki. worlduniversityandschool.org/ wiki/The_%22Universitian%22_ Newspaper_at_WUaS - planned in all ~200 countries' official / main langauges, and with some machine translation).
I began this WUaS Newspaper - The MIT OpenCourseWare Daily - some years ago in the free Paper.li - https://twitter.com/ WorldUnivAndSch/status/ 1257484405582503936?s=20 - and now it posts daily to WUaS on Twitter with, importantly, the MIT OCW licensing clarifications, that WUaS is building upon. AMAZING > the name, the daily posting, the images, and the contacts and #hashtags, and while I think it's partly AI generated, I also think there's a person behind this, and I don't know who! :)
Brainstorming-wise, start a Paper.li for your publishing endeavors? For the Edinburgh University student newspaper?
Cheers, Scott
Am reading many newspapers these days online, in the coronavirus pandemic, Andrew - and Google Translate is making reading many non-English papers accessible - the Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, and Dutch ones, for example - https://www.nationsonline. org/oneworld/news.html#record - but many other German newspapers especially (since I know German - and to improve my German as well; the media landscape too in German papers is much more (Goethe-?) grounded in reason, in my experience, than online USA papers! ).
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10:50 AM (1 hour ago)
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Gosh you are busy. Best wishes, Andrew
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Biggest busy-ness is the writing of a daily blog post, I suppose - https://scott-macleod.
Scott
More about piping here at times -
https://twitter.com/ TheOpenBand - and Scottish Country Dancing / music-making (in Berkeley - where I play in Open Band for SCD when we're not in the middle of global virus epidemic!).
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hopea
https://sciencing.com/endangered-plants-malaysia-6402091.html
http://www.earthsendangered.com/search-regions3.asp?mp=1&search=1&sgroup=allgroups&ID=201
Giam Kanching (Hopea Subalata)
https://youtu.be/cFhbgPPX_28
Amiruddin Alauddin
A documentary in the Malay language about one of the most rarest tree ("Hopea Subalata" or "Giam/Merawan Kanching" - Scientific name / or known as in the Malay language) which can ONLY be found in the forests of Peninsular Malaysia, no where else in the world. It is now categorized in the "Endangered Specie".
A documentary project done by my wife in Malaysia.
https://sciencing.com/endangered-plants-malaysia-6402091.html
http://www.earthsendangered.com/search-regions3.asp?mp=1&search=1&sgroup=allgroups&ID=201
Giam Kanching (Hopea Subalata)
https://youtu.be/cFhbgPPX_28
Amiruddin Alauddin
A documentary in the Malay language about one of the most rarest tree ("Hopea Subalata" or "Giam/Merawan Kanching" - Scientific name / or known as in the Malay language) which can ONLY be found in the forests of Peninsular Malaysia, no where else in the world. It is now categorized in the "Endangered Specie".
A documentary project done by my wife in Malaysia.
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