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- Answer: What is Bernard singing about? Still enchanted... ... even though Ranz des Vaches has been an earworm for this week. Recall that I found this YouTube video with the song “Ranz des Vaches” as sung by Bernard Romanens. Bernard Romanens singing Ranz des Vaches.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0xAw2oXhJYAfter listening to this a few times, I had Research Questions. Maybe you did too. Let […]
- SearchResearch Challenge (2/12/20): What is Bernard singing about?I guess I'm still in a Central European frame of mind... A few weeks ago we had a Challenge about the song that goes "eins, zwei, g'suffa." In the process of doing my research for that Challenge, I ran across a hauntingly beautiful song on YouTube. I found this YouTube video with the song “Ranz des Vaches” as sung by Bernard Romanens. B […]
- Fluff filters, and why you want to read with them turned onYou can simply read a page,... or you can READ a page with some intelligence. One of the important skills I teach in my search classes is Reading through the fluff. Or, in a catchier turn of phrase, reading with a Fluff Filter. That is, reading to get to the heart of the content whileignoring all of the persuasive text that’s added to get you to believe w […]
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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Amazing Teen Read: Moira Young’s “Blood Red Road”
Dystopic future SF Story with strong female lead character deals with family issues, friendship, betrayal, with a little bit of romance thrown in. Highly recommended, especially for teen girls who aren’t big readers yet – I think they’ll identify nicely … Continue reading
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