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Whale Ships and Whaling : A Pictorial History of Whaling During Three Centuries With an Account of The Whale Fishery in Colonial New England by George Francis Dow, 1925-01-01 TO KING GEORGE THE THIRD SOUND FOR WHALES by Captain Thomas Dennis, 2006 Tumour in the Whale - A Collection of Modern Myths by Rodney Dale, 1978-08 The Humpback Whale (Kingdom of Tonga: Text & 4 FDC's) by WWFWorld Wildlife Fund, 1996 Whale Shark and Manta Ray: Official Proof Edition (Republic of Kiribati: Text, 4 FDC's & 4 Prints) by WWFWorld Wildlife Fund, 1991 Popeye the Sailor Man A Whale of a Tale by Arthur Korb, 1969 British Airships: Past, Present and Future (1918) by R.A.F.), George Whale (Late Major, 2008-01-01 INSIDE THE WHALE AND OTHER ESSAYS. by ORWELL GEORGE., 1971-01-01 Jonah and the Whale (Greatest Stories Ever Told) Jonah, imps and the whale: A six act drama interesting, instructive with a moral by George Cook, 1933 Inside the Whale and Other Essays by George Orwell, 1981 Inside the Whale and Other Essays by George Orwell, 1962 Signs Of The Apes, Songs Of The Whales: Adventures In Human Animal Communication by GEORGE; HARRAR, LINDA. HARRAR, 1989

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81. AquaNews - The Vancouver Aquarium's Aquatic Environmental News Network
    In his awardwinning 1971 book The Blue Whale, George Small wrote Isn t there a single positive factor that can counter-balance to some small degree those  
    http://www.vanaqua.org/aquanew/fullnews.php?id=1982

82. Cricinfo - Players And Officials - George Whale
    Full name George Whale Born March 27, 1833, Littleton, Guildford, Surrey Died November 22, 1896, Lambeth, London (aged 63 years 240 days) Major teams Surrey  
    http://content.cricinfo.com/england/content/player/22875.html

83. George Accommodation - 16 Accommodation Listings In George South Africa
    George Accommodation Malvern Manor Country Guest House Come play golf or do some Whale watching. We also offer 24 hour free wireless internet access  
    http://www.safarinow.com/destinations/George/
    
    Extractions: Standard Rates : Per Person Sharing from R210 to R265. Enjoy country lifestyle and warm hospitality in peaceful surroundings. Situated opposite the famous Fancourt Golf Estate and near to popular beaches. Ten minutes to centre of town and ten minutes to the airport. PHOTO GALLERY AND INFO REQUEST A QUOTE George Accommodation in George Western Cape Garden Route South Africa Standard Rates : Per Person Sharing from R350 to R650. Malvern Manor is a 4 -Star, new, luxury rated, country house, set on a working dairy farm. surrounded by stunning scenery, 2km. to Fancourt, and just minutes from the C.B.D. Airport and Beaches. PHOTO GALLERY AND INFO REQUEST A QUOTE George Accommodation in George Western Cape Garden Route South Africa

84. Nancy Hendrickson Freelance Writer In San Diego
    George Dodge wrote that when the Whale was first harpooned he took a violent plunge and threw his massive tail or flukes high in the air and lashed the sea.  
    http://www.nancyhendrickson.com/whaling.html
    
    Extractions: On the first night at sea, the Baltic’s greenhorn hands could only wonder at what foolishness possessed them to sign on for a long voyage. Wretchedly seasick, they writhed in their cramped bunks, praying for home. As the next days and weeks passed, the seasickness disappeared but the reality of life onboard a whaler hit home. The mate used a cat-o-nine tails on their backs, and every day was spent in the constant practice of lowering and raising the boats, and learning to handle the long oars. Soon, they settled into the tedium of the long voyage, or what old salts called the “sailor’s horror” . A month into the voyage, a cry was heard from the masthead. “There she bloooooows! There she breaches!” Dodge wrote, “The boats were made ready to lower and everything prepared for the chase.”

85. Erold Ansell: Whale On A Wing!
    Touched by the Whale George McConnel 221629 6/09/98 (0). Ode To The Whale - Dick Cain 194828 6/09/98 (0). Endangered Species - Bill Rhoades 174410  
    http://www.txwingz.com/erold.html
    
    Extractions: Erold Ansell: Whale On A Wing, 1956-1998 June 8, 1998: Erold Ansell, 43, of Cairns, Queensland Australia, died immediately from injuries sustained in a crash with a truck this morning, in the Lake George area of New York, in the USA. Erold leaves his mother Evelyn, and his dearest business associates. And he leaves our motorcycle community grieving the loss of such an unforgettable human. Words are so inadequate. Bill Dutcher. What do we say to each other? It's a mark of Erold's impact on people that most of us will have our jaw dropped for quite a while. Spending a week on the road with him is now a precious memory that I'll always treasure, and I only saw a few facets of his personality (the good, the bad and the ugly, the frustrated, the overjoyed, the pride when we had a win, the despair when he had a loss and the sheer joy of life he passed on to everyone he came in contact with :-). When you scan the Wings On The Internet Discussion List, you get some idea of the stature of the bloke when you see everyone he's touched - even for a minute or two (and some who have never even met him), claim him as a friend. I missed the big ugly bugger the day he left, I miss him immensely now, and I know I'll miss him the rest of my life. Selfishly, there were things I want to talk to him about, guidance I wanted to ask for, stunts I want to pull on him, gags I want to prepare at his expense, and a lot of laughs I want to share with him.

86. Jackson School - Library
    George A. Jackson School Library. M. Bertolini, Library Media Specialist Whale Education Center New England Whales, dolphins, and porpoises  
    http://www.bestschools.org/jackson/school/library/library.htm

87. Seinfeld: The Marine Biologist - TV.com
    George is telling the story of his encounter with the Whale the Whale let out a great bellow and George calms the Whale easy big fella .  
    http://www.tv.com/seinfeld/the-marine-biologist/episode/2318/summary.html
    
    Extractions: Jerry meets an old college classmate who asked about George, whom Jerry says is now a "marine biologist." An infuriated Russian writer tosses an electronic organizer belonging to Elaine out of a limousine that hits a passerby on the head. Kramer struggles with his golf swing and sand. While walking along the beach, George is called on to use his marine biology skills to save a whale. Edit Episode Summary We don't have allusions for The Marine Biologist.

88. Yourwords.ca :: View Topic - "Inside The Whale And Other Essays" By George Orwe
    Inside the Whale and other Essays by George Orwe After randomly picking up Inside the Whale in a usedbook shop and seeing Politics.  
    http://www.yourwords.ca/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=119&

89. The Whale Watching Web Whale Museums
    By watching the Whales you can prolong the life of cetaceans as a species. Aquarium Newport s Fishermen Whale Museum by George Klein (Link defunct)  
    http://www.physics.helsinki.fi/whale/ency/museum.html
    
    Extractions: A list of museums specialised on whales and on whaling history. Whale Museums All Around World Australia KILLER WHALE MUSEUM , Australia Canada Johnston Strait Killer Whale Interpretive Centre Society , BC Sidney Museum , British Columbia Vancouver Aquarium Sealand Oceanarium , Canada (Link defunct) Sidney Museum Beacon Avenue British Colombia, Canada Sealand Market Oceanarium Nanaimo's, Canada Whale Museum , British Columbia Museums Association, Tofino Germany Deutschen Naturkunde-Museen Wal und Mensch Finland Archangel of Seven Seas Hawaii Wildlife Fund The Whale Museum , Friday Harbor, San Juan Island, WA, USA Friday harbor Bar Harbor Whale Museum , Bar Harbor, ME, USA University of Vermont Vermont Whale Museum Exhibition Burlington/USA Rhode Island (Link defunct) THE RHODE ISLAND FISHERMAN AND WHALE MUSEUM (Link defunct) The Sperm Whale Project , The Pratt Museum The Virtual Whale Museum (Link defunct) Cetaceans Related Museums The Tale of the Whale Museum, 3 Whale Oil Row, Huntington Street, New London, CT 06320

90. Seinfeld - The Marine Biologist
    George Did you see that Whale thing on TV last night? Jerry No. George I m such a Huge Whale fan. These marine biologists were showing how  
    http://www.seinfeldscripts.com/TheMarineBiologist.htm
    
    Extractions: The Marine Biologist Episode #78 Originally Aired: Wednesday, February 10, 1994, 9:30 Production Credits: Supervising Producer ................. Larry Charles Supervising Producer ................. Tom Cherones Executive Producer ................... Andrew Sherman Created By ........................... Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld Teleplay By .......................... Larry Charles Story By ............................. Bruce Kirschbaum Directed By .......................... Tom Cherones Cast: Jerry Seinfeld ....................... Jerry Seinfeld George Costanza ...................... Jason Alexander Elaine Benes ......................... Julia Louis-Drefus Kramer ............................... Michael Richards With: Newman ............................... Wayne Knight Corinne ............................... Carol Kane Lippman ............................... Richard Fancy Testikov ............................... George Murdock Diane ............................... Rosalind Allen Also: Hotel Clerk ............................... Daivid Blackwood Woman at beach ............................... Heather Morgan

91. George Orwell
    Collections of George Orwell Essays. Inside the Whale Critical Essays Dickens, Dali and Others Shooting an Elephant and other Essays England Your England  
    http://gutenberg.net.au/pages/orwell.html

92. Classical Music - Andante - Crumb, George: Vox Balanae [voice Of The Whale]
    Vox Balanae Voice of the Whale George Crumb. Crumb Festival. 1, Vox Balanae Voice of the Whale (2051), audio Tara Helen O Connor, flute  
    http://www.andante.com/article/piece.cfm?iConcPieceID=763

93. British Airships, Past, Present And Future
    – Information about this book has been viewed 453 times, 5 times previously this month.George Whale. Dewey Subject Codes. 358, 623.  
    http://www.books-on-line.com/bol/BookDisplay.cfm?BookNum=565

94. Garden Route: Mossel Bay, George, Knysna And Plettenberg Bay Offer Beautiful Sce
    In the Whale season you may encounter these majestic mammals on you tour. Outeniqua ChooChoo Between Knysna and George visitors can experience a steam  
    http://www.baobabtravel.com/south_africa/garden_route.shtm
    
    Extractions: Mossel Bay to Tsitsikamma National Park The renowned Garden Route, stretching from Mossel Bay to around Storms River Mouth, is a very attractive part of South Africa's coastline. The name can be misleading to Europeans who come to the region expecting lush flowering gardens, which are in fact dense forests incorporating fynbos and hardwood trees. Things to do Historically this land was home to the Khoi herders who lived an agricultural life style before the European settlers arrived. After 1488, the region became a regular stopping off point for European sailors after rounding the Cape. Dutch settlers moved into the land in the late 18th century and rapidly changed the landscape. Today little remains of the indigenous forest that once covered the regions. Knysna Forest has some excellent preserved original forest land but elsewhere quick growing pines have often been planted. Despite environmental pressures, the Garden Route retains its beauty and still offers a rewarding experience for the adventure or nature based tourist. The Garden Route's 200 km of coastal plains and mountains with a mild climate has allowed a diverse flora to develop, which in turn supports a wide range of bird and animal life.

95. The Zoology Museum :: Conservation Through Insperation & Education
    Historic blue Whale limbs George Wombwell s tiger The Bengal tiger George Wombwell was born at Wendon Lofts, Essex in 1777.  
    http://www.abdn.ac.uk/zoologymuseum/treasures/wombwellstiger.php
    
    Extractions: Treasures of The Museum In this section 'You Sir, might own the only live elephant at this fayre, but I owns the only dead'un. Now, a live elephant is not a great rarity, but the chance of seeing a dead'un, comes only once now and again!' Geo. Wombwell to Atkins, his adversary at Bartholomew Fair, 1836. A rather dirty skeleton of a big cat has been perched on top of a cupboard in a teaching laboratory at Aberdeen University's Zoology Department for at least the last 30 years. Recently, Martyn Gorman, the Zoology Museum Curator, climbed up to take a closer look and was intrigued to find an old museum label dated 1866. Tiger skeleton, Aberdeen University After searching through some rather dusty records he now knows rather more about the skeleton's history. It is that of a female Bengal tiger and it used to be part of the collection of specimens that were used to teach comparative anatomy to medical students in days gone by. The skeleton was transferred from the Anatomy Museum to the care of the University Zoologists in about 1966. George Wombwell was born at Wendon Lofts, Essex in 1777. He moved to London in 1800 and opened a cordwainer's shop in Soho's Old Compton Street. However, his career was soon to take a dramatic change in direction. It all started when two large boa constrictors were discovered on a ship in the London Docks. He bought the two serpents for 70 guineas and started to exhibit them in the local hostelries. They must have proved immensely popular with the drinking classes because within 3 weeks Wombwell had recouped his investment. He realised that there was real money to be made from showing exotic animals to the public and started to purchase a variety of beasts, mainly from ships returning to London from all around the world.

96. Untitled Document
    In early December 1883, a large Whale appeared in the estuary of the Tay and Struthers (in top hat) and the Tay Whale. George Washington Wilson  
    http://www.abdn.ac.uk/talpa/struthers/tay_whale.hti
    
    Extractions: Text only Professor Struthers and the Tay Whale This article by M. J. Williams was published in 1996 in the Scottish Medical Journal. (Scot Med J 1996: 41 92-94). It is reproduced with permission. Additional material is shown in red. Introduction Sir John Struthers, MD, LLD, FRCSE (1823-1899) occupied the chair of anatomy in the University of Aberdeen with distinction for 26 years. This was a time of great change in medical education, both locally and nationally. The Aberdeen Medical School had been launched in 1860, following the enforced fusion by the University Commissioners of the previously separate universities and medical schools at King's and Marischal Colleges. Medical teaching was thereafter centred at Marischal College, and John Struthers, who was appointed professor of anatomy in 1863, by his forceful personality, was to emerge as a major figure in local medical politics. He was the initial proponent of the proposal to establish a chair in pathology, eventually endowed in 1882, was the driving force behind the reorganisation and extensions to the Old Infirmary Buildings at Woolmanhill, and was much involved with the major extensions at Marischal College. In 1883, he was also appointed Aberdeen University member of the recently established General Medical Council, and was later elected chairman of their education committee, and had a profound influence on medical education in the United Kingdom. It was on his initiative that the council endorsed the motion to extend the course of study for a medical qualification from four years, which was then common, to at least five years, and introduced proposal to strengthen clinical training.

97. Collected Essays, By George Orwell (part12)
    George Orwell. Collected Essays For the fact is that being inside a Whale is a very comfortable, cosy, homelike thought. The historical Jonah, if he can  
    http://etext.library.adelaide.edu.au/o/orwell/george/o79e/part12.html
    
    Extractions: With rue my heart is laden For golden friends I had, For many a roselipt maiden And many a lightfoot lad. By brooks too broad for leaping The lightfoot boys are laid; The roselipt girls arc sleeping In fields Where roses fade. The sun burns on the half-mown hill, By now the blood has dried; And Maurice among the hay lies still And my knife is in his side. And again: They hand us now in Shrewsbury jail And whistles blow forlorn, And trains all night groan on the rail To men who die at morn. The diamond drops adorning The low mound on the lea, These arc the tears of morning, That weeps, but not for thee. But the first thing one would notice about the group of writers I have named above is that they do not look like a group. Moreover several of them would strongly object to being coupled with several of the others. Lawrence and Eliot were in reality antipathetic, Huxley worshipped Lawrence but was repelled by Joyce, most of the others would have looked down on Huxley, Strachey, and Maugham, and Lewis attacked everyone in turn; indeed, his reputation as a writer rests largely on these attacks. And yet there is a certain temperamental similarity, evident enough now, though it would not have been so a dozen years ago. What it amounts to is PESSIMISM OF OUTLOOK. But it is necessary to make clear what is meant by pessimism. And again: The poets of NEW SIGNATURES have swung back. . . to the Greek preference for information or statement. Then first requirement is to have something to say, and after that you must say it as well as you can.

98. Photos Of Albany, Western Australia - Natural Bridge Gap King George Sound Whale
    Western Australia including photos of King George Sound, The old Whale chaser now stands as the centrepiece of Whaleworld whaling museum  
    http://www.westaust.net/albany.html

99. St. George, New Brunswick
    For the energetic at heart, signup for Whale watching, scuba diving, Kayak Outfitters-St. George, New Brunswick You can explore the area on foot,  
    http://new-brunswick.net/new-brunswick/stgeorge/
    
    Extractions: In St. George We Take A Few Things For Granite... Red granite that is. Granite Town, nestled around the Fundy basin, is rock solid in its hospitality and natural beauty. Pocket a small sample of our famous St. George Red as you explore one of the many quarries that flourished in the 1800's. Camera buffs, take a wide angle view from the lower bridge of the historic mill and First Falls, the original name for the town. Capture the ebb and flow of river and bay as the waters of the basin meet those of the magnificent Magaguadavic River. Explore in detail the gorge, watch carefully for osprey overhead or Atlantic salmon maneuvering the fish ladder. St. George, Granite Town, First Falls is a loyalist town, historic in culture, diverse in architecture; featuring Canada's oldest Presbyterian Kirk. Boasting the highest tides in the world the Bay of Fundy has been home to generations of Charlotte County fisherman. The shores around St. George are dotted with herring weirs while the town is the centre of the largest aquaculture industry in North America. Here, old meets new as traditional and modern fisheries blend. Salmon cages merge with herring weirs, lobster traps and scallop drags to form the mainstay of the local economy.

100. WorkingForChange-A Whale Of A Tale
     A Whale of a tale George Crile s Charlie Wilson s War credits congressman with singlehanded defeat of USSR. AUSTIN, Texas Well, cut off my legs and call  
     http://www.workingforchange.com/article.cfm?ItemID=15268

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