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Disneyland's Columbia Postcards Columbia, Disneyland's three-masted sailing ship has long been a favourite of visitors for its laid back cruise and colourful postcards. columbia • sailing ship columbia • disneyland columbia • ship replicas • rivers of america
Lessons in Teambuilding From Sailing Cape Horn Consultant Rob Duncan took his life in his own hands sailing around Cape Horn, the "Sailor's Everest." He came away with these lessons on managing business teams. cape horn • team building • rob duncan • square sail ship • team management
Henry Hudson and Icebergs Henry Hudson and crew encounter huge and dangerous icebergs. They are nearly lost at sea. henry hudson and icebergs • perils of early sailing ships • henry hudson • northwest passage • first mapping of greenland
2008 Tacoma Tall Ship Festival July 3rd through July 7th, 2008 the skyline along Tacoma, Washington's waterfront will be pierced by the masts and spars of over thirty of the world's tall ships. tall ships festival • maritime history • tacoma july fourth • pacific northwest july fourth • tacoma july 4th
2008 San Francisco Festival Of Sail Thirty-two tall ships will visit San Francisco's waterfront this July as part of the West Coast's Tall Ship Challenge. tall ships san francisco • san francisco tall ships • tall ships • 2008 san francisco festival of sail • festival of sail
Clipper Ships Near the peak of commercial sailing technology, clippers are somewhere between an awesome feat of engineering and a work of fine art. clipper • yankee • ship • mail • american
Oh To Be A Pirate - Part 1 Sand sifting through an hourglass symbolizes the swiftness with which time passes. For pirates, it meant life was fleeting so they played with the same ferocity as they preyed. Yet the dangers they faced were not so different from those of others who sailed during the Age of Sail. The beauty of the sea belied the danger it possessed, for in the blink of an eye a ship became a wreck or a storm swept the ablest of seamen from the deck. If by chance they survived those perils, they might fall victim to disease. pirates • seamen • sailing ship • hard tack • food
The Compass and the Compass Rose A brief history of the compass and the compass rose compass • magnetic • mariner's • rose • navigation
The Constellation of Vela The constellation of Vela the Sail contains a few bright stars and the Eight-burst planetary nebula. vela constellation • vela the sail • ship constellation • southern hemisphere sail • vela stars
The Makings of a Navy The patriots developed a naval force to go against the best navy in the world to gain an advantage during the American Revolution. john paul jones • continental congress • naval committee • american revolution • captain lambert wickes
First Voyage of Henry Hudson Henry Hudson sails his ship as far as Greenland, seeking the Northwest Passage. the first voyage of henry hudson • greenland and hope for the northwest passage • henry hudson • hopewell • london in england
Steamboat and Steamship Firsts There is a little controversy about what was the first steamship to cross the Atlantic because many did so with a combination of sail and auxiliary steam engines. first • steam • steamboat • steamship • history
The Caravel The Caravel was the Transportation technology that enabled Columbus to discover the New World. caravel • columbus • 1492 • nina • pinta
Transportation and the Industrial Revolution There are various reasons why developments in transportation affected the industrial revolution as well as vice versa. the importance of transport • industrial revolution • canals show the way forward • steam ships • railways
Water Sports on Italy's Lake Garda Lake Garda, near Verona in Northern Italy's Lakes region, is known for scenery, family vacations and water sports; it is one of Europe's prime windsurfing destinations. water sports italy’s lake garda • windsurfing sailing diving water skiing • near verona northern italy • family vacations • europe’s prime windsurfing destination
Windjammer Cruises Along Maine's Coastline The 12 tall ships of the Maine Windjammers Fleet sail the Maine Coast on trips ranging from a weekend to a six-day sail. 7 of the ships are National Historical Landmarks maine windjammers • sailing in maine • historic sailing ships in maine • sailing the maine coast • sailing vacations in maine
Audio Book Review of Adventure Series for Kids Italian author Pierdomenico Baccalario has written a series of books featuring three young adventurers unwittingly traveling through time. Two stories are featured here. pierdomenico baccalario • the door to time • the long lost map • children's audiobooks • brilliance audio
Clipper Ships, Majestic Racehorses of The Sea Clippers traced their origins to relatively small, fast ships built in America in the late 1700's. clipper ships • clipper ships majestic racehorses of the sea • a brief look at the evolution rise and fall of cli • origin of clippers • classic clippers
Risso’s Dolphin and Pelorus Jack Pelorus Jack was a famous dolphin who escorted ships through dangerous passages. risso’s dolphin • pelorus jack • the penguin • squid beaks • scars on body
Ghost Ship - The Flying Dutchman The Flying Dutchman, ghost ship of legend, was seen in the Cape of Good Hope by reliable witnesses. Why does it sail? Is it a haunting? Illusion? Hallucination? Mirage? paranormal • haunting • flying dutchman • ghost ship • legend
Roanoke Island Preserves 400 Years of American History Roanoke Island was the site of the first attempt at English colonization in what would become the United States. That attempt failed when the settlers vanished without a trace and became known as The Lost Colony. lost colony • roanoke island • fort raleigh • waterside theatre • manteo
Sardinia and the War - Part 2 Political tug of war, inefficiency and disaster impede the expedition project.
Macau--The Last Outpost Macau, the sleepy Portuguese colony, will be under Chinese rule on 20 December 1999. macau • china • portugal • portuguese colony • gambling
The Wild West Saloon (Part 1) Our impressions about western saloons have largely beens shaped by western movies, novels, and TV shows. Some of what these media show is accurate, some is not. Read about how these western saloons came about, what they looked like, and what they drank. Also read about some famous saloons. saloon • bartender • wild west • judge roy bean • jersey lilly
Mary Ellen Chase: Storyteller Mary Ellen Chase was an independent woman, who lived in an era when women were not expected to be strong and independent. Like many other Maine women, however, Chase followed her dream of writing and became very successful. This article chronicles her life as one of the early feminists of our country.,Mary Ellen Chase was an independent woman, who lived in an era when women were not expected to be strong and independent. Like many other Maine women, however, Chase followed her dream of writing and became very successful. This article chronicles her life as one of the early feminists of our country. mary ellen chase • maine • writer • biography • mary peters
When Is Weight Not Weight When is Weight Not Weight? - The Matter of Tonnage - boating • boating safety • tonnage • net tonnage • gross tonnage
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DVD Review: Antarctic Mission Antarctic Mission takes the viewer on a visually stunning journey to the Antarctic Circle, exploring the frozen continent and the changes brought on by global warming. antarctic mission dvd • sedna iv crew • elephant seals • penguin feeding habits • seal breeding ground
The Deep – Aquarium, Hull, U.K An amazing underwater aquarium with Europe's deepest viewing tunnel, The Deep is home to sharks, fish and now baby seahorses. aquarium north-east england • what to visit hull • what to see north england • u.k aquarium • breeding captive seahorses
The Innovations Of The Industrial Revolution Arguably the technological and industrial innovations developed during the industrial revolution were essential for the full development of that process. capitalism • britain • industrial revolution • railways • steam ships
Transatlantic Steam From the Great Western in 1838 to the 1960's steamships crossed the Atlantic with regularity. transatlantic • steamship • steamships • curacao • savannah
A Perfect Weekend on California's Central Coast .Hike redwood forests, sun on the beach, ride a roller coaster, learn about sailing ships, search tide pools, and walk a storybook village, all in a 3-day weekend. learn to surf • ride a historic roller coaster • stroll a storybook village • gaze up at the redwoods • hike along the water
An American Thanksgiving Through theYears Learn about the context of your antiques and enjoy a special Thanksgiving experience by visiting a Living History Museum near you! antiques • collectibles • thanksgiving • living history museum • american history
Cat - Pagan Symbol of the Arcane Cats' symbolism is touched with an aura of the unknown, possibly because they are nocturnal animals. The have exhibited psychic ability. cat: pagan symbol of the arcane • cat symbolism • cat lore • feline lore • felines
Cycling the Turku Archipelago Delightful touring by bike and ferry around the peaceful, idyliic Turku Archipelago off the southwest coast of Finland bike • bicycle • cycling • cycle • biking
Cypriote Ships Archaic vessels give a strong impression of the skill of Cypriote boat builders for a variety of purposes - fishing, coastal transport and transporting cargo on high seas cypriote ships • cypriote shipbuilding techniques • ulubrun wreck • kyrenia wreck • amathus ship models
Ghost Dog of Walker's Bay In life, the dog saved a girl from drowning during a tempest, but died while trying to save another. People would see the ghostly German shepherd before hurricanes hit. ghost dog • ghost dog of walker’s bay • animal ghosts • animal apparitions • omen of hurricanes
Interzone 221 Reviewed Debuts from Al Robertson, Matthew Kressel, and Paul M. Berger, while Alaya Dawn Johnson, regular contributor Will McIntosh and -after two decades- Bruce Sterling return. interzone 221 • tta press • al robertson • matthew kressel • paul m. berger
National Trust's 2008 Destinations Aiken SC, Apalachicola FL, Columbus MS, Fort Davis TX and Wilmington NC are named by the National Trust of Historic Preservation as 2008's Dozen Distinctive Destinations. national trust of historic preservation • dozen distinctive destinations • aiken sc • apalachicola fl • columbus ms
North Carolina's Water Worlds A review of water activities for kids on North Carolina's Outer Banks outer banks • north carolina aquarium • water worlds • graveyard of the atlantic • roanoke island
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Pirate Art, Model, and Craft Kit Gift Ideas Gift suggestions for children who love pirates include creative, hands-on activities such as art supplies and model craft kits for making ships and treasure chests. pirate gift ideas • boy gift ideas • girl gift ideas • pirate present suggestions • pirate model ship kit
Pirate Room Furniture and Decor for Children Provide children who like to play with pirates with gifts of buccaneer-themed furniture and decorative accessories for bedrooms, bathrooms, and playrooms. pirate gift ideas • pirate room furniture • pirate bathroom accessories • pirate play tents • pirate play areas
Sexy Pirates Of Reconciliation Australians won't achieve reconciliation with Aboriginal people until they can stop feeling guilty. How? Let's make Prime Minister Johnny Howard look like Johnny Depp. white australia • prime minister john howard • reconciliation • sorry day • stolen wages
Ships in the Age of Discovery From the start of the fifteenth century, Europeans powers began to expand across the globe in their quest for a sea route to the riches of the east. ships in the age of discovery • the age of discovery • carracks • caravels • galleons
South Park offends yet again Once again, Trey Parker and Matt Stone offends as a recent episode depicts Queen Elisabeth II committing suicide, and bombers planting an explosive in Hillary Clinton. south park • the snuke • trey parker • matt stone • queen elisabeth ii
Stock Poems of Latin Love Elegy Latin love elegy relied on stock poems to deliver political satire and social commentary. Stock poems came from Greek lyric verse and from contemporary poetic forms. latin love elegy • roman elegiac poets • stock poems • ancient roman poetry • paraclausithyron
The Alberta Clipper Hi! My name is Alberta Clipper. No, I'm not a sailing ship. Alberta Clipper is my nickname. I'm a certain kind of snowstorm that is exported from Alberta to the United States. canadian weather • alberta clipper • weather • rockies • canadian rockies
The Halifax Gazette Printed on a half-sheet of foolscap, the Halifax Gazette provided news from Europe, government announcements, local scoops and advertising to the new citizens of Halifax canadian history • canada's first newspaper • halifax gazette published its first issue in march • green intended to publish the small halifax newspa • john bushell green's business partner |
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