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Remembrance Day

week2week wrote 2 weeks ago: On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, Canadians are asked to pause in memory of the th … more →

Tags: Afghanistan, Air Force, allied, Armistice, Army, battles, Canada, Canadians, died

Notes on 44th Text for Reading Field: Neary

hallnjean wrote 1 month ago: Canadian History, Week  7 “Tidal wave disaster in Newfoundland,” dated November 1929. So … more →

Tags: Book Notes, Canadian History, Week 7, Reading Lists, identity, Newfoundland, Peter Neary

the faroe islands.2 comments

Kelsy wrote 1 month ago: Right, well, I am always whinging on about this place and I figured I should include something to le … more →

Tags: wishlist, faroe islands, Denmark, Scandinavia, Føroyar, foroyar, Student Life, faroese, Danmark

HADDOCK1 comment

Mr Smart wrote 2 months ago: The haddock, Melanogrammus aeglefinus, is an Atlantic member of the cod family, Gadidae, and is simi … more →

Tags: encyclopedia, "St. Peter's mark", "thumbprint" or even the "Devil's thumbprint", black lateral line, Cuisine, fisheries, Invertebrates, Marine Fish, nutritional value

What is an albatross?

askpari wrote 2 months ago: Some birds spend all their time far out at sea, except when they are nesting.  The albatross is one … more →

Tags: Long Wings, Large Sea Bird, Wonderful White Bird, Longest Wingspan, Bird, SHIP, sea bird, Living Bird, Hooked Beak

stamps from far and distant countries.

Kelsy wrote 2 months ago: When I was a child, I was fascinated by my grandmother’s stamp collection, amassed when she was a yo … more →

Tags: gifts, curious things, faroe islands, Denmark, Scandinavia, stamps, philately, Stamp Collecting, stamp

Letter #3 to the Mississippi2 comments

arambler8 wrote 2 months ago: She seeks a childhood face along the East Bank, diverted and spilled onto  an empty road, old railro … more →

Tags: Afternoon Poems, Poetry, mississippi river, Saudade, rail yard, Channel, Mississippi Headwaters

Forecasting of polar storms

Erik W. Kolstad wrote 2 months ago: My role in the research project that I work at is to explore the links between cold air outbreaks ov … more →

Tags: Science, Weather, Arctic, Barents Sea, Climate, Climate Research, Climate Science, cold-air outbreak, convection

Right Whale Sighting

bpatricksullivan wrote 2 months ago: Beth and I just got back from a week long vacation on Campobello Island, a Canadian island in the Ba … more →

Tags: Nature, Video, From the Road, whales, Canada, right whale

Guglielmo Marconi and the Post Office

postalheritage wrote 4 months ago: Previously on this blog we wrote about the connection between the Post Office aboard the Titanic, an … more →

Tags: Collection, Philatelic, postal history, Atlanic, Carter Lane, Central Telegraph Office, english channel, George Kemp, GPO South

Sailing on the Queen Mary 2

mentalejecta wrote 4 months ago: The previous post detailed the first day but this one is going to be a summery of the next four days … more →

Tags: Queen Mary 2 trip, Brittania, cruise, Cruising, Cunard, Dolphins, England, flying, French

New beer available at £10 a bottle2 comments

alexanderlawrie wrote 4 months ago: By ALEXANDER LAWRIE A TINY Scots brewery has unveiled their latest alcoholic creation – a beer costi … more →

Tags: 1, Deadline Press & Picture Agency, Edinburgh News, India, Scottish news, Beer, BrewDog, Scots Brewery, Real ale

Days 96-102 ... Southampton to New York

petecrow wrote 6 months ago: April 20-26, 2009 Monday-Sunday Webcam from the Bridge of the Queen Mary2 is HERE. These are the fin … more →

Tags: Ambrose Light, Atlantic Ocean, britannia restaurant, Brooklyn Cruise Terminal, Canada, Celebration, Cunard, ellis jones, Florida

TITANIC: Did J. Bruce Ismay Order Captain Smith to Speed Up?7 comments

awesometalks wrote 6 months ago: May 8, 2009: Barry Cauchon J. Bruce Ismay was the chairman and managing director of the White Star L … more →

Tags: Titanic, blue riband, blue ribband, bruce ismay, Captain Smith, Cunard, James Cameron, Mauretania, white star

Rosette, mortuary bag among new Titanic artifacts unveiled at Halifax museum

goingcoastal wrote 7 months ago: A rosette fashioned from splintered pieces of the Titanic’s grand staircase and a simple canva … more →

Tags: Dive In, maritime, Region, Titanic, Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, Luxury Liner, maritime disaster, iceberg, sinking

A little melancholia1 comment

louise wrote 8 months ago: A friend of mine sent me links to several tributes to Nova Scotia on Youtube. Now I find myself feel … more →

Tags: ramblings, Nova Scotia, Halifax, HRM, homesick

Reuters article1 comment

Erik W. Kolstad wrote 9 months ago: A paper that I published last year with Tom Bracegirdle of British Antarctic Survey was picked up by … more →

Tags: media, Science, Weather, Arctic, Barents Sea, climate change, Climate Research, Climate Science, cryosphere

Pictures from a field trip

Erik W. Kolstad wrote 11 months ago: I have just uploaded a new photo album from a scientific cruise near Svalbard in the Arctic in March … more →

Tags: Photography, Science, Arctic, Barents Sea, Climate, Climate Science, Coast Guard, cryosphere, field campaign

Pilots survive watery crash landing, night on ice floe

eideard wrote 11 months ago: Click on image to enlarge Two men who crash-landed their plane in freezing waters survived 18 hours … more →

Tags: Culture, Earth, cold, crash landing, Rescue, survival suit


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