Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Apocalypse Bow-Wow
Cute Overload: "As the pilot steered us upriver, I reviewed Colonel Kats’ file. The Army had sent their finest dogs to chase him, but nothing had come back but rumors — whispers of a cult deep in the jungle, where dogs and mice alike worshipped Kats like a god."
Monday, August 15, 2011
Roman ship had on-board fish tank
Roman ship had on-board fish tank : Nature News: "A Roman ship found with a lead pipe piercing its hull has mystified archaeologists. Italian researchers now suggest that the pipe was part of an ingenious pumping system, designed to feed on-board fish tanks with a continuous supply of oxygenated water. Their analysis has been published"
We do transfer farmed salmon from the pens to the processor with large oxygenated tanks in the Puget Sound. The fish are still alive when they reach the plant this way!
We do transfer farmed salmon from the pens to the processor with large oxygenated tanks in the Puget Sound. The fish are still alive when they reach the plant this way!
Friday, July 22, 2011
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
'We don't know who he is, but we can know' | Crime | Tacoma News
BARNACLE BILL: "Twenty nine years later, a local oceanographer hopes to solve a maritime mystery spanning three states and thousands of miles of the Pacific."
Friday, July 8, 2011
A Swedish American in Swedish
Swedish Sailing and Insanity: "The sea was boiling. I never understood what that meant until this weekend. All of those literary descriptions meant nothing to me. Boiling? I thought it was just windy and wave-y. I was wrong. The rain was so powerful that the water falling from the skies was pushing the waves back down from the depths from which they originated. It was bubbling, but there were no whitecaps. The rain was too strong. Every description of a boiling sea that I have ever read suddenly made sense to me. In case you were wondering, boiling is an apt description. Just trust me."
Monday, June 27, 2011
Right whales return to New Zealand after 100 years
"More than a hundred years after it was hunted to local extinction, the playful, frolicking right whale is finally finding its way back to its ancestral calving grounds in New Zealand.
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It's believed that once more than 30,000 right whales spent each winter in New Zealand's protected bays giving birth and raising their young."
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It's believed that once more than 30,000 right whales spent each winter in New Zealand's protected bays giving birth and raising their young."
Monday, June 13, 2011
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
What's in a name?
Titanic Sinking | Titanic 2: "A boat named “Titanic 2” has lived up to its name by sinking on its maiden voyage in an English harbor, but there were no icebergs in sight."
Friday, June 3, 2011
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Stephen Colbert: Not the Greatest Sailor in the World
Stephen Colbert: Not the Greatest Sailor in the World: "Did sailing perhaps ignite his sub-meteoric rise on television, or was adding 'sailor' to his resume simply a ploy to impress some cable executive who never participated in organized sports?"
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