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The Penlee Lifeboat Disaster The Cornish coast was the setting for one of the most courageous events in RNLI history, when a volunteer lifeboat crew battled against ferocious seas. the penlee lifeboat disaster • penlee lifeboat disaster • solomon browne disaster • penlee lifeboat tragedy • penlee lifeboat disaster 1981
Self Righting Lifeboats Make Crews Safer Capsizing is just one problem solved by the Tamar Self-righting lifeboat, built by the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, Britain's publicly funded Lifeboat Service safety for volunteer lifeboat crews • safer rescues at sea • tamar class lifeboat design • rnli royal national lifeboat institution • designers of self righting lifeboat
Sir William Hillary - Founder of the RNLI A complex and philanthopic man, Sir William Hillary is best remembered for forming the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) in the United Kingdom. the rnli • history of rnli • lifeboat history • sir william hillary • founder lifeboat service
The "Carpathia" races to the rescue As the survivors of the "Titanic" huddle in their open life boats, 400 miles from land, the Cunard Liner "Carpathia" races to the rescue. titanic • carpathia • rescue • lifeboats • rostron
The Inquiry The US Senate investigates the disaster and condemns the "Californian" titanic • inquiry • senate • lifeboats • speed
E-Bay Auction Event to Raise Funds for RNLI Want to bid for an exiting VIP Visit and other Great Lots? The RNLI needs help on 24-29thth January 2009 on their e-bay fund raiser. Help the Lifeboat Crews and have fun. raising money to support lifeboat organisation • e-bay charity auction to fund raise for rnli • help support life saving organisation • help purchase lifeboats • help save lives through charity auction on e-bay
The Dismal Science How to deal with the impending food crisis when our world population outstrips food production. lifeboat ethics
Coast Guard station brought back to life in Port Orford The U.S. Coast Guard lifeboat station in Port Orford was built in 1934 to provide lifesaving service on the southern portion of the Oregon coast, a mission it performed until the station was decommissioned in 1970 and turned over the state of Oregon suite101.com • sue barton • rick francona • port orford • oregon
The Wreck of the Penguin The wreck of the Penguin, one of New Zealand's worst maritime disasters. penguin • shipwreck • disaster • wellington
Titanic: Awash in a Sea of Tall Tales Tall tales loom large over the sinking of the Titanic. Dive into them, and see how one Egyptian princess has been blamed for this 20th century disaster. titanic • egypt • egyptian • princess • amen-ra
Aldeburgh on the Suffolk Coast Aldeburgh is an attractive town on the east coast of England, which hosts the Aldeburgh Festival, a major classical music festival, each summer. aldeburgh england • suffolk england • short breaks suffolk • aldeburgh suffolk • tourist information suffolk
MOB Guardian System A unique partnership is producing the Iridium satellite based MOB Guardian System and it has significant potential to improve safety at sea. mob guardian system • man overboard • search and rescue • safety at sea • iridium satellite system
Sinking of the Wilhelm Gustloff January 1945 The story of the Wilhelm Gustloff is closely tied to the on-going discussion of German refugees fleeing from the East in 1945 as Russian armies advanced on Berlin. sinking of the wilhelm gustloff • operation hannibal and the wilhelm gustloff • german refugees flee the east in 1945 • russian submarine warfare in the baltic • maritime disasters of the 20th century
Tinker Inflatable can be Towed, Rowed or Sailed The Tinker inflatable is a well-made boat that can be powered with an outboard motor, rowed, or sailed, then rolled up and taken home in the back of the car. inflatable sailing dinghy • economical yacht tender • inflatable rowing dinghy • small sailboat • good boat for first time sailor
Tourist Guide for Anstruther in Fife, Scotland Anstruther, in the East Neuk of Fife, offers a relaxing break for tourists. Breathtaking scenery and a vibrant local community make it a memorable place to stay. tourist guide anstruther • tourist guide east neuk • tourist guide east neuk fife • accommodation in anstruther • accommodation anstruther
The “Empress of Ireland” The "Empress of Ireland" collides with a Norwegian Collier in the St. Lawrence River, with great loss of life. empress of ireland • storstad • collision at sea • canadian shipwrecks • shipwrecks
Rick Francona - Interview With an Oregon Editor Sixth in a series of interviews with Contributing Editors from Oregon. Highlighted is Mid-East Politics editor, Rick Francona. oregon • suite101.com • sue barton • rick francona • mid-east politics
The Empress of Ireland The 1914 Empress of Ireland sinking was no less tragic than that of the Titanic in 1912. empress of ireland • captain henry g. kendall • sinking in the st. lawrence river • captain thomas andersen • quebec historic site
Little Mermaid on Broadway A look at how Sierra Boggess and cast converted Little Mermaid from film to stage, survived harsh criticism, then won five nominations and generated millions in income. little mermaid broadway • the disney musical • soprano sierra boggess ariel • new york times critic ben brantley • heelys wheels built into heels
Snow Patrol: A Hundred Million Suns British indie / alternative powerhouse group Snow Patrol offer more of the same despite the hype, with a few notable track exceptions. snow patrol • snow patrol review • a hundred million suns • gary lightbody • take back the city
The Titanic On April 10th 1912, the luxury liner Titanic left Southampton for the first and last time. The ship took three years to build but was sunk within days of its launch. the titanic • how long did it take to build titanic • who was the captain of titanic • when was titanic built • how many lifeboats did titanic have
Haunted Bamburgh Castle, Northumberland UK With Bamburgh Castle's historic and turbulent past, paranormal activity has been witnessed by ghost hunters and psychic visitors. haunted bamburgh castle northumberland uk • english fortress north sea • bamburgh paranormal activity ghost hunters psychic • oldest castle england anglo saxon norman viking sc • ghost green jane clock tower steps stumbles falls
Sailing Day "Titanic" sails from Southampton and, after brief stops at Cherbourg and Queenstown, sails into history. titanic • sailing day • departure • maiden voyage
Greater Love Hath No Man A doomed troopship provided the backdrop as four chaplains crafted one of World War II's most enduring and poignant lessons in brotherhood and self-sacrifice. sacrifice of chaplains • world war ii demonstration of brotherhood • chaplains' sacrifice to save men • sinking of dorchester • troopship chaplains save others
Master of Suspense Part II Hitchcock turns 100--well, if he were alive that is. A biography and filmography of the Master of Suspense. alfred hitchcock • the pleasure garden • number 13 • always tell your wife • the mountain eagle
Sea Mammal Watching in Scotland The Moray Firth in North East Scotland is home to some of the largest bottle-nosed dolphins in the world. Sailings from the port of Buckie offer an excellent opportunit bottlenose dolphins • whaleand dolphin conservation society • gemimi explorer • moray firth • dolhin space programme
"Is it serious?" "Yes, I'm afraid it is..." The Titanic brushes against the iceberg, and is doomed. iceberg • sinking
Master of Suspense Part III Hitchcock turns 100--well, if he were alive that is. A biography and filmography of the Master of Suspense. alfred hitchcock • the pleasure garden • number 13 • always tell your wife • the mountain eagle
Premonitions of the Titanic disaster? Was the Titanic sinking foreseen by psychic powers? titanic • psychic • premonitions • precognition.
The Master of Suspense Hitchcock turns 100--well, if he were alive that is. A biography and filmography of the Master of Suspense. alfred hitchcock • the pleasure garden • number 13 • always tell your wife • the mountain eagle
Book Foretells the RMS Titanic Disaster Morgan Robertson wrote Futility fourteen years before the RMS Titanic sunk in the Atlantic Ocean. Many details in his book are eerily similar to the real-life tragedy. titanic disaster propechy • morgan robertson psychic • the titan and the titanic • author predicts titanic sinking • futility by morgan robertson
HMAS Sydney Disappearance and Discovery For decades following the loss of Sydney there was no resolution as to her fate; until 2008 when all was dramatically revealed. naval battles • german raiders • royal australian navy • cruisers • indian ocean
Obama's Handling of the Somali Pirate Standoff Former President Bush was plagued with complaints of his unilateral approach to terrorism; but following the pirate standoff, Obama's unilateral action has been praised. somali pirates • obama pirates • piracy • african piracy • somali piracy
The East Neuk of Fife In Scotland On the northern shore of the Firth of Forth is a string of coastal villages called the "Fringe Of Gold on a Beggar's Mantle" by James the II of Scotland. east neuk of fife • kindom of fife • firth of forth • rent in fife • buy in fife
Vanity Fair Takes on Hitchcock In the March 2008 issue, "Vanity Fair" ambitiously honors Alfred Hitchcock with dazzling photos of today's hottest stars reenacting iconic scenes from his classic films. vanity fair • alfred hitchcock • emile hirsch • javier bardem • naomi watts
"She's gone lads." The truth dawns on the Titanic's passengers that the ship is in mortal danger. Lifeboats are loaded and launched. The Titanic founders at 0220 15 April, 1912. titanic • sinking
Top Ten Coast Guard Rescues Coast Guard historians have complied a list of the ten all time great rescues conducted by the service since 1790. top ten coast guard rescues • notable rescue efforts • hurricane katrina • search and rescue • sar
Margaret Tobin Brown, Unsinkable and Remarkable A look at the life of Margaret Tobin Brown, more commonly known as "The Unsinkable Molly Brown". molly brown • titanic • leadville • colorado • gold mines
The Wreck of the "Atlantic" One of the Titanic's younger sisters meets an unhappy fate. rms atlantic • shipwrecks • nova scotia • ship wrecks
Jack Binns and the Wreck of the "Republic" Wireless operator Jack Binns becomes a hero and Marconi becomes a household name with the sinking of the RMS Republic. wireless • marconi • jack binns • republic
Ghost Ships Are phantom ships the stuff of legends and superstition? Or are some tragedies on the high seas being replayed time and again before our eyes? paranormal • suite 101 • jodee redmond • flying dutchman • goodwin sands
India Open for Foreign Producers Government of India removed quantitative restrictions on 715 items effectively dismantling the restrictive trade regime. india • free trade • quantitative restrictions
An Interview With Alan Titchmarsh Celebrity gardener, talk show host and author Alan Titchmarsh has paid tribute to the man who inspired him to start gardening - former Blue Peter gardener Percy Thrower. alan titchmarsh • blue peter • percy thrower • gardeners' world • following your dreams
Christmas Fairs and Markets in Southern England Get your holiday gifts and foodstuffs at some of Britain's Christmas craft and gifts fairs, in historic settings. Some even offer free admission. christmas holiday craft gift fair market • family fun outing free admission no charge • mediaeval elizabethan victorian dickensian country • festive christmas food chocolate sweets treats • hatfield house elizabeth
New DVD Releases for October Special edition Alfred Hitchcock DVD releases combine romance, suspense, and comedy for spooky tales of love and lust. dvd releases october 2008 • alfred hitchcock • new movies on dvd • romantic movies on dvd • new romantic movies
RCI Gets Tough on Smokers Smoking on cruise ships is gradually being eased out as passengers look for a healthier vacation. royal caribbean • royal caribbean international • smoking ban • smoke free • smoking on cruise ships
The Prize Winners The fall prize season has unearthed some surprises. Hungary gains a Nobel Laureate for the very first time, and Yann Martel from Canada wins the Booker Prize. nobel prize • booker prize • yann martel • imre kertesz
Who Goes on Transatlantic Cruises? First-time cruisers often wonder who their fellow travellers will be. On a transatlantic voyage, more than any other, you can expect to meet people from all walks of life transatlantic cruise • who goes on a transatlantic cruise • queen mary 2 • cunard line • canyon ranch spa
6 Reasons to Love Alfred Hitchcock's Notorious This movie - a post-war thriller - combines suspense, intrigue, drama, romance, and dark comedy. Enjoy this classic film on DVD. alfred hitchcock movies • classic movies • old movies • thriller movies • classic films |
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