21. Inside The Whale - George Orwell, Book, Etext Inside The Whale. 1940. George Orwell. II. WHEN one says that a writer is fashionable one practically always means that he is admired by people under thirty http://whitewolf.newcastle.edu.au/words/authors/O/OrwellGeorge/essay/insidewhale

England Your England Inside The Whale George Orwell II W HEN one says that a writer is fashionable one practically always means that he is admired by people under thirty. At the beginning of the period I am speaking of, the years during and immediately after the war, the writer who had the deepest hold upon the thinking young was almost certainly Housman. Among people who were adolescent in the years 1910-25, Housman had an influence which was enormous and is now not at all easy to understand. In 1920, when I was about seventeen, I probably knew the whole of the Shropshire Lad by heart. I wonder how much impression the Shropshire Lad Garden of Proserpine 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 are sleeping In fields where roses fade. It just tinkles. But it did not seem to tinkle in 1920. Why does the bubble always burst? To answer that question one has to take account of the external rentier felt it is a valuable document.

22. Inside The Whale - George Orwell, Book, Etext For the fact is that being inside a Whale is a very comfortable, cosy, homelike thought. The Whale’s belly is simply a womb big enough for an adult. http://whitewolf.newcastle.edu.au/words/authors/O/OrwellGeorge/essay/insidewhale

England Your England Inside The Whale George Orwell III I F I first met Miller at the end of 1936, when I was passing trrough Paris on my way to Spain. What most intrigued me about him was to find that he felt no interest in the Spanish war whatever. He merely told me in forcible terms that to go to Spain at that moment was the act of an idiot. He could understand anyone going there from purely selfish motives, out of curiosity, for instance, but to mix oneself up in such things from a sense obligation Marxist Quarterly The Scholar Gipsy In Max and the White Phagocytes The Dream of Philip the Second whale what accepting about anything, one just writes Mind in Chains) Literary criticism which aims at being Marxist must... proclaim that no book written at the present time Hamlet one any The Black Cat The Tell-tale Heart The Fall of the House of Usher Tales Minuit . The thing that immediately strikes one about Minuit is that there is no reason why any of the events in it should happen. Everything is completely arbitrary; there is no emotional sequence. But this is exactly what one does not why care , of really believing If one looks at the books of personal reminiscence written about the war of 1914-18, one notices that nearly all that have remained readable after a lapse of time are written from a passive, negative angle. They are the records of something completely meaningless, a nightmare happening in a void. That was not actually the truth about the war, but it was the truth about the individual reaction. The soldier advancing into a machine-gun barrage or standing waist-deep in a flooded trench knew only that here was an appalling experience in which he was all but helpless. He was likelier to make a good book out of his helplessness and his ignorance than out of a pretended power to see the whole thing in perspective. As for the books that were written during the war itself, the best of them were nearly all the work of people who simply turned their backs and tried not to notice that the war was happening. Mr E. M. Forster has described how in 1917 he read

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24. (Pr) Glossary For The LNWR Society engines built by George Whale Explain Whale, George (1842—1910) from 1904. They were the first of Whale’s larger engines and the last one was not http://www.lnwrs.org.uk/Glossary/glossarypr.php

Home Contact Us Can you help us? Can we help you? ... Search London and North Western Railway Society LNWRS Glossary What does that word mean You are here: Home Glossary Glossary A Ao B Be ... Y Loco Classes A-B C-C E-F F-H ... T-Z People A-E F-Z M-S T-Z Webb Site Search Glossary Site News Links Prev. Page Next Page Pr A term normally used to describe amateur enthusiasts who took an interest in railway locomotive performance and recorded train times, weights etc, from which they formed opinions of the merits of different designs of locomotive. They did not normally have access to official information regarding coal and water consumption, exact train weights, valve gear settings etc. Precedent 2-4-0 Locomotive Class and were introduced in December 1874. They had 140 psi Boilers and 7/8in frames and no brakes on the engine. Precursor 2-4-0 Locomotive Class (1) from 1874 with 5ft 6in driving wheels although similar in many other aspects had 6ft 6in wheels. Precursor had the usual Webb features, plain chimney top, a cab, they also had open Ramsbottom safety Valves, horizontal smoke box door, hook-type front coupling and no brakes on the engine. They were all replaced by 2-4-2 5ft 6in tank engines from 1890.

25. (Wh) Glossary For The LNWR Society Introduced whilst George Whale Explain Whale, George (1842—1910) was Whale, George (1842—1910) Chief Mechanical Engineer Explain CME of the LNWR http://www.lnwrs.org.uk/Glossary/glossarywh.php

Home Contact Us Can you help us? Can we help you? ... Search London and North Western Railway Society LNWRS Glossary What does that word mean You are here: Home Glossary Glossary A Ao B Be ... Y Loco Classes A-B C-C E-F F-H ... T-Z People A-E F-Z M-S T-Z Webb Site Search Glossary Site News Links Prev. Page Next Page Wh Whale Buffer A type of buffer used on locomotives , it had a short fully-tapered stock and circular base with six bolts. Introduced whilst George Whale was Locomotive Superintendent Chief Mechanical Engineer classes. Wheel Base The horizontal distance between wheels on a vehicle. The wheel base was important when using turntables to ensure that the vehicle would fit, and on curves, since vehicles with a short wheelbase will traverse curves more easily. Wheel Tapper A man employed to walk along an express train, when stopped at an intermediate station, tapping the carriage wheels with a hammer; any crack in a wheel would be revealed by its failure to ring true; this was a regular practice at Crewe. Whistle (Engine) Whistles were not only used as warnings (eg to a gang working on the line) but also for working the trains. At a specific signal box before a junction the driver would indicate, by a pattern of long and short blasts on the whistle, the line the train needed to take at the junction. From that point forward the signalman offered the train to the next box with a bell code

26. Project Gutenberg Titles By Whale, George Project Gutenberg Titles by. George Whale. British Airships, Past, Present and Future. You can also look up this author on The Online Books Page, http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/webbin/gutbook/author?name=Whale, George

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28. PROJECT GUTENBERG - Catalog By Author - Whale, George Whale, George W Index Main Index British Airships, Past, Present, and Future LANGUAGE English SUBJECT Airships History _ Aircraft http://www.informika.ru/text/books/gutenb/gutind/TEMP/whale_george.html

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PRINTMAKING Language: English Deutsch Fran§ais Categories: Architecture Art Computers Cooking ... Elfriede Jelinek Top searches: Allbeury Ted Vonderembse Agnes Laut Jack Otten ... ISBN Printmaking Keyword: Author: Title: ISBN: Book location: UK Ireland Germany France USA Canada Results: 1-20 of 500 Frankenfield, Henry PRINTMAKING Frankenfield, Henry - PRINTMAKING Hunt, 1964 Price: US$ 10.95 More Printmaking from Susan Lambert Printmaking ISBN: Susan Lambert - Printmaking The Stationery Office Books (ISBN: 0112903819) Price: £ 1.95 More Printmaking from by Ann Westley (Author) Relief Printmaking ISBN: From Library Journal: These two volumes are excellent guides to the very latest in printmaking techniques. Stobart's is a basic guide to the processes of monotype, relief, intaglio, collograph, screen, and lithography. She makes highly creative use of the media. For students wanting a more traditional examination of... by Ann Westley (Author) - Relief Printmaking Price: CDN$ 20.97

32. Southern Lake Michigan - Where You Will Meet The Whales And Dolphins! Lake Michigan Whale Watching The first offering of dolphin and Whale a gray Whale pod in Lake Michigan is very significant, and George can publish his http://www.geocities.com/lakemichiganwhales/

This website is not intended for readers under 18 years of age. None of the material in this website may be reproduced in any way, shape or form in any other written publication or web site without prior written permission from Lake Michigan Whale Watching. T his is the best guarded secret of the Great Lakes. Yes it is true! White Sperm Whales, like Moby Dick in the book of Herman Melville, are abundant in the fresh waters of southern Lake Michigan. Observing this rare cetacean is an exciting spectacle, unique, made possible only by Lake Michigan Whale Watching Discover nature`s surprises with us ... Come for the Whales, Stay for the Dolphins! S outhern Lake Michigan is known for it's wonderful sailing and cool fresh water, but little has been known about the abundant whale and dolphin population until recently. As winter turns to spring and the cool waters of the lake are warmed by the sun, the fresh water sperm whales and dolphins begin their annual southbound 1300-mile journey from Hudson Bay. Although there are a number of locks at Sault St. Marie, these beautiful and intelligent creatures forge a faster route through nearby streams, and by mid-June, they have reached the breeding grounds of southern Lake Michigan that they know as their "summer home". Freed from the threat of the whalers, taking benefits of the clean waters and abundant food of coho salmon, lake trout and zebra mussels, the whales remain in the southernmost 60 miles of the lake through mid-September.

33. XKW Articles - Biologists Looking At Killer Whale Attacks They rip em up pretty good, Craig George, a biologist with the North Slope Borough, by its short snout and white baleen as a gray Whale, George said. http://www.geocities.com/xtremekillerwhales/ArticlesOct4A.html

Articles Biologists Looking at Killer Whale Attacks October 4 2003 Biologists don't know whether attacks by killer whales on gray whales are becoming more frequent because of changes in the Bering Sea ecosystem. Recently, a gray whale with bite marks on its flippers and flukes and chunks of flesh ripped away washed up on a Barrow beach. The evidence is consistent with attacks witnessed for decades from the Arctic to Baja California when a pod of killer whales takes on a single gray. "They rip 'em up pretty good," Craig George, a biologist with the North Slope Borough, told The Anchorage Daily News. Residents of False Pass report watching killer whales grabbing gray whales by the snout and tail while others leap onto their backs, perhaps to drown or tire their prey. Off St. Lawrence Island in the Bering Sea, whalers say, orcas repeatedly ram gray whales, then start tearing flesh. The Barrow whale was thought to be a bowhead as it drifted toward town. When it washed up on a beach Sept. 27, it was identified by its short snout and white baleen as a gray whale, George said. A juvenile female showed the classic signs of an orca attack, said George. The tail flukes and dorsal ridge had bite marks, and the tongue, lips and half its jaw were torn free, he said. The rest of the body was essentially untouched.

34. Whale Watching In The Town Of St.George - New Brunswick The official Town of St. George website. Take a look around to see all that we have to offer. http://www.town.stgeorge.nb.ca/whale.html

1 School St. St. George, N.B. Home Day Adventure Centre Operators Nature Trails Whale Watching Fundy Coast Contact Us Off shore of St. George in the Bay of Fundy is a place where strong tides and unusual bottom topography combine with cold, nutrient rich water to produce conditions ideal for juvenile herring, krill and copepods. For hungry whales its a place where dreams come true. Join us whale watching, particularly for the Northern Right Whale. We'll leave Back Bay Harbor passing through the most spectacular scenery in New Brunswick on our way to visit the most extraordinary creatures on earth, the GREAT WHALES! Northern Right Whale The Northern Right Whale (Eubalaena glacialis) is the world's most endangered large whale. Originally named because they were the 'right' whales to catch, these whales were easy to approach, floated when dead, contained valuable oil and baleen, and found close to shore so they were easy to kill. Their coastal habitat now harbors new threats: Busy shipping lanes bisect the area and fishing activity is intense. For northern right whales today, collisions with vessels and entanglements in fishing gear are every-day hazards. This winter, only three mother-calf pairs were observed in their calving grounds, an unusually low number. Right whale surface As the right whale surfaces, it exhales in a v-shaped blow.

35. Aworks :: "new" American Classical Music: Voice Of The Whale (1971). George Crum George Crumb. Sarah Tiedermann s post Be the Whale lets us in on the fun and perils of rehearsing George Crumb s Voice of the Whale (aka Vox Balaenae). http://rgable.typepad.com/aworks/2005/07/voice_of_the_wh.html

aworks :: "new" american classical music why listening to this music is interesting, important, and maybe even fun. /robert gable/ Google Web rgable.typepad.com Categories 1883-1900 generation :: lost 1886-1908 era :: third great awakening 1908-1929 era :: wwi/prohibition 1925-1942 generation :: silent ... ziporyn, evan Powered by TypePad Member since 07/2003 blogs and posts Groovy Zone Steve Reich HurdAudio Hall of Heroes: Harry Partch ... Music since 1960: Feldman: Rothko Chapel classical sources Other Minds...new and unusual music in all its forms WNYC - New Sounds archive NewMusicBox- the web mag from the American Music Center covering new American music DRAM - Database of Recorded American Music ... Sequenza21/The Contemporary Classical Music Weekly recommended aworks CDs Complete 10-Inch Series From Cold Blue A superb compilation album from the 1970s/1980s focusing on Western American minimalism. Piano Music Of John Adams And Terry Riley A charming CD of minimalist music by pianist Gloria Cheng including Adams' two "Gates" pieces; Phrygian and China. Available on the cheap from Berkshire Record Outlet. Aleck Karis: Piano Music of Philip Glass The best performer of Philip Glass piano music.

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37. Whale Family Genealogy Forum Re Whale, George Gustavus, NZ Susan Haughey 2/12/01. Re Whale, George Gustavus, George Whale Wiltshire 1810 - John Whale 6/22/00 http://genforum.genealogy.com/whale/

DisplayAdBanner("Top,Right,Bottom!Top", 468, 60 , "boards/") Chat Daily Search My GenForum Community Standards ... Terms of Service Jump to Forum Home Surnames : Whale Family Genealogy Forum This forum serves all obvious variations Whale Family Genealogy Forum Search this forum: Find all of the words Find any of the words 184 Messages Posted Jump to # Whale Family in London UK Pamela Branch eva whale, brighton england Tina Tyler Elizabeth Whale in Cheriton, UK Colleen McAllister Emily Whale from Wiltshire Valerie Adams Re: Emily Whale from Wiltshire Stephen Clarke Ammarinthia Whale Tipton 1857 Gail Jones Joshua Whale London mid 19th century Roger Holmes Re: Joshua Whale London mid 19th century Pamela Branch Captain Charles Whale of the ship: Rappahannock Stephanie Clayton Sarah Weale - Rowley Regis / Tipton, Staffordshire, UK Maggie Smith New Zealand Whales Maureen W, New Zealand Re: New Zealand Whales Graham Dixon Whale / Sarah /husband Nathanial 1865 Tynemouth N/berland william harding whales from Woolwich UK Robyn Holliday Re: whales from Woolwich UK Sandra Simmons Mark Whale - 1803 - Wiltshire, England

38. Inside The Whale - Essay By George Orwell - Charles' George Orwell Links Essay by George Orwell with search option and links to related articles. Part of Charles George Orwell Links The Orwell Web Source since 1995. http://www.netcharles.com/orwell/essays/inside-the-whale1.htm

Biographical Chronological Books Images ... Miscellaneous Inside the Whale by George Orwell I W HEN Tropic of Cancer Tropic of Cancer Tarr On the face of it no material could be less promising. When Tropic of Cancer or a plain idiot. From a mere account of the subject matter of Tropic of Cancer most people would probably assume it to be no more than a bit of naughty-naughty left over from the twenties. Actually, nearly everyone who read it saw at once that it was nothing of the kind, but a very remarkable book. How or why remarkable? That question is never easy to answer. It is better to begin by describing the impression that Tropic of Cancer has left on my own mind. When I first opened Tropic of Cancer Black Spring , was published. By this time Tropic of Cancer was much more vividly present in my mind than it had been when I first read it. My first feeling about Black Spring was that it showed a falling-off, and it is a fact that it has not the same unity as the other book. Yet after another year there were many passages in Black Spring Raffles or the Sherlock Holmes stories, or perverse and morbid books like

39. The Bowhead Whale, Balena Mysticetus: Its Historic And Current Status Bowhead whales, Balaena mysticetus, are currently listed as endangered under the whales feed opportunistically during the spring migration (George and http://nmml.afsc.noaa.gov/CetaceanAssessment/bowhead/bmsos.htm

Shelden, Kim E. W. and David J. Rugh, 1995. Mar. Fish. Rev. 57(3-4):1-20. The Bowhead Whale, Balena mysticetus: Its Historic and Current Status KIM E.W. SHELDEN and DAVID J. RUGH Kim E.W. Shelden and David J. Rugh are with the National Marine Mammal Laboratory, Alaska Fisheries Science Center, National Marine Fisheries Service, NOAA, 7600 Sand Point Way N.E., Seattle, WA 98115-6349. Introduction Bowhead whales, Balaena mysticetus (Fig. 1), are currently listed as endangered under the Endangered Species Act of 1973 (ESA) and depleted under the Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972 (MMPA). The ESA, as amended in 1978, requires the status of populations listed as "endangered" or "threatened" to be reviewed every 5 years. For bowhead whales, an evaluation is to be made as to whether the status of these whales should be revised (i.e., changed to threatened) or whether specific stocks should be removed from the list of Endangered and Threatened Wildlife (50 C.F.R. 17.11). This paper is an update of literature that has become available since the publication of Braham (1984) and a review of elements that may contribute to the evaluation of the status of stocks of bowhead whales. Figure 1. The bowhead whale

40. Blue Whale Habitat Associations In The Northwest Pacific Gray Whale (Eschrichtius robustus) reactions to offshore human activities have been in identification of the Whale sounds Joseph George, Darel Martin, http://nmml.afsc.noaa.gov/CetaceanAssessment/bluewhale/bluhabitat.htm

Oceanography • Vol. 15 • No. 3/2002 Page 20 Blue Whale Habitat Associations in the Northwest Pacific: analysis of remotely-sensed data using a Geographic Information System Sue E. Moore NOAA/Alaska Fisheries Science Center • Seattle, Washington USA William A. Watkins, Mary Ann Daher Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution • Woods Hole, Massachusetts USA Jeremy R. Davies NOAA/Northwest Fisheries Science Center • Seattle, Washington USA Marilyn E. Dahlheim NOAA/Alaska Fisheries Science Center • Seattle, Washington USA Detection of stereotypic call sequences are now commonly used to locate blue whales ( Balaenoptera musculus Environmental and habitat features are examined here to investigate oceanographic correlates to the seasonal variability in blue whale call rates and locations in the NW Pacific. Bathymetry and remotely-sensed oceanographic data (i.e., sea surface height, temperature and chlorophyll-a concentration) were compared with call data locations via a geographic information system (GIS). The GIS provides the means to integrate remotely sensed acoustic and satellite data over very broad temporal and spatial scales. The results serve to demonstrate the potential of GIS as a tool for the investigation of habitat associations for blue whales in a remote area and at ecological scales for which standard survey techniques are impractical. Blue Whale Call Detections Blue whale calls were monitored from SOSUS and other offshore hydrophones using the U.S. Navy Ocean Processing Facility (NOPF) on Whidbey Island WA, as described in Watkins et al., (2000a). Blue whale calls were identified by their characteristic long (> 16s) sequences of stereotypic sounds with low frequency (

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