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Whale Watching in Antarctica – A once in a Lifetime Experience…
Cruise Travel Tips | August 19th 2009 by Albos
Whale Watching in Antarctica is once in a Lifetime Experience You Cannot Afford to Miss. As we all know that Antarctica is still crawling with life. At the same time Antarctica is very famous for its cold typical weather and it’s a beauty of thi read more
Not Very Important Updates From Me.
Dmitri Markine Photography Blog | August 19th 2009 by Dmitri
Next year is looking to be an extremely great year. Not only because I am already at 50% and many popular dates are already booked ,but I have a few exciting changes coming up. I also have a few great trips planned for my self in order to advance a read more
Mossad to monitor all Australian phone calls
Corporate Australia | August 19th 2009
Solomon Trujillo, with close corporate American ties, has paved the way for the future of Australian Telecoms with similar results to the United States of America.It is now an established fact that AmDocs (American Documents? - an Israeli Company) is read more
Cel mai mare ghetar din Antarctica se va topi in mai putin de 100…
Blog.AgentiaLemnului.ro | August 19th 2009 by Claudiu B.
Unul dintre cei mai mari ghetari din Antarctica se topeste de patru ori mai rapid decat in urma cu 10 ani, informeaza cercetatorii de la Colegiul Universitar Londra. Conform BBC News, un studiu al masuratorilor efectuate din satelit asupra ghetarului read more
Snake Facts
Amphibian Care | August 19th 2009 by Tricia
There are more than 2,700 snakes varieties spread all over the world in temperate and warm climates; the only part of the globe where snakes cannot live is Antarctica. Snakes vary in size from a few centimeters to more than nine meters in the case of read more
Japanese antique world map
YeinJee's Asian Journal | August 19th 2009 by Yein Jee
Vintage world map by Japanese mapper Nagakubo Sekisui, created in 1850… Notice how huge Antarctica was portrayed back then; global warming lol? [more Japanese antique maps at Joel's blog] Japanese antique world map from YeinJee's Asian Blo read more
P2P and BitTorrent Not Welcome in Antarctica
Yellow Press | August 18th 2009 by fahmi
If you're residing in Antarctica, chances are you are an employee of the United States Antarctic Program (USAP). If so – and according to the letter recently sent by the USAP to its employees – you should not be using any P2P or BitTorren read more
Tee-d Off...
Nancy's World: Thoughts Along The Gulf | August 18th 2009 by Nancy
A doctor's office is the last place I want to beMost poor souls in the waiting room look likedeath warmed over. I'm this side of feelinglike a bowl of leftovers...stuffy, aching sinuses.The nurse leads me into the patient room,which has to be as cold read more
Zen and the Art of Hanoi Driving
Hanoi Scratchpad | August 18th 2009 by Hal Medrano
Driving in Hanoi could test the patience of a Hindu saint. It isn't so much the anarchy - the absence of rational order is actually one of the things I LIKE about motoring through Hanoi's bike-choked streets. Nothing suits the human psyche more than read more
Country Flag Printables
Homeschool Creations | August 18th 2009 by Jolanthe
click on the thumbnail to download the pdfI've been working on this printable for far.too.long, and FINALLY sat down this weekend, got productive and have it ready to share with you all! :) I put these together to help our kids identify the flags of read more
All Inclusive Vacation Packages at Travel Store
Health Care Info | August 17th 2009 by Health Care Info
Many people always look for the perfect destination to enjoy their holidays. During this process one must be familiar in choosing an all inclusive vacation package which covers all features like accommodation, foods, guides and so on. Last month wa read more
Science and Soul: Body Worlds
Science & Soul | August 16th 2009
Science News in Brief The Pine Island glacier, one of the largest glaciers in Antarctica, is thinning four times faster than it was 10 years ago. This new information is based on satellite measurements which calculate the glacier receding at 16 met read more
Security Breach...
Three Little Birds | August 16th 2009 by Daria Hill
When I first started a Blog Marty used to read all my posts. That lasted about 3 weeks, then I’m pretty sure he thought reading my ranting on about crap was even more boring than listening to me in person!So when he stopped reading, my Blog became read more
Solio Universal Hybrid Charger
ALL NEW TECHNOLOGY | August 16th 2009 by faheem awan
Solio, the Universal "Hybrid" Charger , can charge all of your handheld electronic products, even if you've been relocated to Antarctica. It works by absorbing power from the sun and storing the energy within the Solio's own internal battery (cha read more
5 Rules of Thumb From Digital Photography Instructor, Art Ramirez
Camp Blogaway Bootcamp for Food & Recipe Bloggers | August 15th 2009 by Patti Londre
by Patti Londre, Worth The Whisk — Long, long time ago, I took a photography course. And promptly forgot everything again, evolving into a lucky photographer. I hung onto my trusty Canon Powershot S410 as long as possible because, I read more
NSF (1) - Aurora Australis
Sci-Fi-O-Rama | August 15th 2009
A selection of five galactic vista’s featuring the phenomenon ‘Aurora Australis‘ dancing high above the South Pole Telescope at Amundsen-Scott Station, Antarctica. The Aurora Australis is the Southern Hemispherical equivalent of the read more
Music Alliance Pact - August 2009
The Pop Cop | August 14th 2009
Strap on, folks - the Music Alliance Pact is guiding you into some of the most diverse corners of Planet Earth this month.We've been joined by five more music blogs - representing China, India, Indonesia, Greece and South Africa - taking MAP membersh read more
Striped Icebergs
Keeping you entertained | August 14th 2009 by Santosh Puthran
Icebergs in the Antarctic area sometimes have stripes, formed by layers of snow that react to different conditions. Blue stripes are often created when a crevice in the ice sheet fills up with meltwater and freezes so quickly that no bubbl read more
Antarctic glacier 'thinning at a faster rate'
Green News | August 14th 2009 by Ben Wigley
One of Antarctica's biggest glaciers is thinning at an increasingly fast rate, according to new research.A study led by Professor Duncan Wingham of University College London found the Pine Island glacier has lowered by 90m in the last 15 years.This m read more
Antarctic glacier 'thinning fast'
Ecology Alert | August 14th 2009 by Rose
Antarctic glacier 'thinning fast' By David Shukman Science and environment correspondent, BBC News The changes to the glacier are described as "unprecedented" in this part of AntarcticaOne of the largest glaciers in Antarctica is thinning four time read more
Penguins
Fe's Journey of Life | August 13th 2009 by Fe
Penguins are a group of aquatic, flightless birds living almost exclusively in the southern hemisphere, especially in Antarctica, where they are most well-known for living. They spend about half of their life on land and half in the oceans.I like pen read more
101 Interesting earth facts
tutorials | August 13th 2009 by sagar
>1. What is the hottest place on Earth? > >Count one wrong if you guessed Death Valley in California. True enough on many days. But El Azizia in Libya recorded a temperature of 136 degrees Fahrenheit (57.8 Celsius) on Sept. 13, 1922 -- the hottest ev read more
Encounters at the End of the World
Top Documentary Films | August 12th 2009
Just about anywhere Werner Herzog goes becomes an interesting place, in part because the director shapes it with his distinctively sardonic eye. In Encounters at the End of the World, the 'Zog heads off to Antarctica, finding there a population of un read more
Resenhas na RBL - 06.08.2009
Observatório Bíblico | August 12th 2009
As seguintes resenhas foram recentemente publicadas pela Review of Biblical Literature:Mieke BalLoving Yusuf: Conceptual Travels from Present to PastReviewed by Rebecca RaphaelRoland BoerLast Stop Before Antarctica: The Bible and Postcolonialism in A read more
The Antarctica Challenge: A Global Warning
The Antarctica Blog | August 12th 2009 by Antarctic and Southern Ocean Coalition
Check out the trailer below for a great looking new film exploring climate change and its impact on Antarctica. Then check out the filmmakers' home page and find out when there's a screening near you! read more
Climate Change
Noah Johns | August 12th 2009 by Noah Johns
I am not much of a scientist per se but I can generally follow along when someone is explaining something of a scientific nature to me. I have always enjoyed reading about astronomy, astrophysics, geology, biology, etc. Recently, I have begun reading read more
Rothera Time Series (RaTS) data is now available from the BODC
British Oceanographic Data Centre | August 12th 2009 by British Oceanographic Data Centre
Through our partnership with the British Antarctic Survey (BAS), the Rothera Oceanographic and Biological Time Series (RaTS) data set is now accessible via the British Oceanographic Data Centre's (BODC) online series request facility.Currently, over read more
Africa in Cookie Dough
Layers of Learning | August 11th 2009 by Michelle Copher
Here's a fun activity to make a continent study fun. Mix up some sugar dough and let it cool for the customary 3 hours in the fridge. Have it ready for your activity time. Get out a map of Africa and have the kids make the shape of Africa out of th read more
Nibiru???
celestialrocKs | August 11th 2009 by kishore
They say it triggers earthquakes. That it rips open volcanoes, and unleashes massive tsunamis. They say it can kick the Earth’s axis over, pushing Africa to the pole and Antarctica to the equator. It may even stop our planet from rotating! read more
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