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March 17th, 2012
First photo of saltwater crocodile in Mary River near Beaver Rock outside ... - Courier Mail
 Brisbane Times | First photo of saltwater crocodile in Mary River near Beaver Rock outside ... Courier Mail RANGERS are preparing to trap a 3.5-metre saltwater croc, which was spotted by a commercial fisherman in the Mary River, about 250km north of Brisbane. FIRST PHOTO: This image provided by Queensland's Environment and Heritage Protection Department ... 3.5-metre croc spotted in Queensland's south Large crocodile seen near Maryborough Croc spotted in Maryborough |
Going Out - Lexington Dispatch
Going Out Lexington Dispatch Concerts: High Rock Outfitters will host many concerts and events in May. Performing Friday, The Deluge and The Family, $8, 9 pm; May 25, Saltwater Grass with The Get Right Band, $8, 9 pm; May 26, The Heritage and Carolina Moonshine, $7, 9 pm; May 31, ... |
Coolest summer ever - Washington Post
 Washington Post | Coolest summer ever Washington Post 24); punk and indie rock at Fort Reno (dates to be announced) and the eclectic lunchtime mix of Live on Woodrow Wilson Plaza (dates to be announced). And, of course, don't miss the four freebie concerts presented by the Going Out Guide at Carter Barron ... |
With Gas Boom, Pennsylvania Fears New Toxic Legacy - NPR
With Gas Boom, Pennsylvania Fears New Toxic Legacy NPR "When you expose fresh water to it, you absorb the salts. That is something you don't want to spill on the surface." Besides salt, the water picks up minerals that had been buried in the rock, some of them toxic and some radioactive, like barium. |
Van Halen yanks tour dates - TheCelebrityCafe.com
Van Halen yanks tour dates TheCelebrityCafe.com The rock band Van Halen has postponed all their tour dates after their June 26 concert in New Orleans. Over 30 planned tour stops, including Milwaukee, Detroit, Cleveland and Salt Lake City, have been cancelled, to the surprise of many who featured the ... |
First photo of saltwater crocodile in Mary River near Beaver Rock outside ... - The Daily Telegraph
 ABC Online | First photo of saltwater crocodile in Mary River near Beaver Rock outside ... The Daily Telegraph Rangers are preparing to trap the 3.5-metre saltwater croc using a 4m-long cage trap baited with pigs' carcasses. While Queensland Environment Minister Andrew Powell claims this is the first confirmed sighting of a crocodile this far south ... Rangers close in on saltwater crocodile seen in Mary River near Beaver Rock ... Saltwater croc spotted in the Mary River The croc rumour is real |
Oil-shale companies tout research projects - CBS News
Oil-shale companies tout research projects CBS News SALT LAKE CITY — A small company that holds a federal lease to extract petroleum from oil shale reserves in western Colorado is taking a new approach to withdrawing crude oil from solid rock — one that it hopes will avoid groundwater contamination. |
Salt rocks: a tour of highland Bolivia - The Guardian
 The Guardian | Salt rocks: a tour of highland Bolivia The Guardian For then, this 4000-square-mile salt flat becomes what must be the world's biggest mirror: a couple of inches of shallow water cover it, reflecting the sky, and a mirror image of the clouds stretches as far as you can see in every direction, ... |
Staying In: Tips for TV, cooking and more - San Francisco Chronicle
Staying In: Tips for TV, cooking and more San Francisco Chronicle Shopping list: 1/2 pound sugar snap peas Shallot Mint 3/4 pound whole rock shrimp or halved regular medium shrimp, peeled and deveined Pantry items: Salt and pepper Gemelli or other macaroni-size pasta Butter Dry white wine or vermouth The recipe: 12 ... |
Vancouver events: Rick Hansen, John Irving, Roger Waters and more - Vancouver Sun
Vancouver events: Rick Hansen, John Irving, Roger Waters and more Vancouver Sun May 17 Carole Pope Media Club The iconic anti-diva, who enjoyed rock-stardom with new wave band Rough Trade (their song High School Confidential was the first lesbian-themed Top 40 hit in the world), and then lived with the legendary Dusty Springfield, ... |
Oil-shale companies tout research projects
A small company that holds a federal lease to extract petroleum from oil shale reserves in western Colorado is taking a new approach to withdrawing crude oil from solid rock — one that it hopes will avoid ... Read more
New pipeline encloses canal from canyon to Point of the Mountain
PROVO -- Dark river water eddied in a lap pool-sized concrete enclosure Wednesday near the mouth of Provo Canyon. At the west end of the pool, the water streamed through an opening, passed int… Read more
Van Halen yanks tour dates
Robert Kirchgassner The rock band Van Halen has postponed all their tour dates after their June 26 concert in New Orleans. read more Read more
The Cricket
Sean is the movie critic and columnist for The Salt Lake Tribune. Follow him on Twitter @moviecricket. • A screening of the documentary "Semper Fi: Always Faithful," in which a Marine discovers the environmental disaster at his base that caused his daughter's cancer, takes place at the City Library, 210 E. 400 South, Salt Lake City. Salt Lake City Water Quality and Treatment Administrator ... Read more
With Gas Boom, Pennsylvania Fears New Toxic Legacy
Industry has ruined a lot of Pennsylvania's water. Coal mining companies hammered the state, leaving behind acidic water that turned thousands of miles of streams into dead zones. People in the state are looking for ways to make sure the fracking boom doesn't deal another blow to its water. Read more
High winds rock St. George Ironman swim, hundreds fail to finish
High winds rock St. George Ironman swim, hundreds fail to finish By Jay Drew The Salt Lake Tribune Published May 5, 2012 12:19PM MDT St. George • Many say the St. George Ironman is the most difficult triathlon in the country, if not the world. It certainly lived up to that reputation Saturday morning as 1,432 endurance freaks jumped into the chilly water around 7 a.m. at Sand Hollow Reservoir ... Read more
Anne Hathaway Hits Miami Beach in a Black Bikini
Is there trouble in paradise? "The Dark Knight Rises" actress Anne Hathaway enjoys a break from filming (and from her fiance?) in Miami, Florida on May 11, 2012. Anne enjoyed a dip in the water with a couple of long haired mystery men. She was also seen without her $150,000 engagement ring. Was she trying to protect it from the salt water, or is this a sign of trouble? (Source: FameFlynet ... Read more
Bay Area Fish Report: May 18
The weekly fishing report highlights the best Bay Area angling opportunities. For a more comprehensive report, go to http://www.norcalfishingnews.com for reports from more than 100 waters from 12 regions. Read more
Vanishing beachfront: County’s Coastal Advisory Committee denies emergency funds for Hideaway Beach
On Thursday, Erik Brechnitz, chairman of Hideaway Beach’s Tax District Board, told his group there was a glimmer of hope for funds to prevent a disaster at the gated community’s 5000 and 6000 high-rise condominiums. On Friday, that hope was gone. Between a rock and a hard place, the board attempted to request Tourist Development Council (TDC) catastrophe funds for T-groin structures to abate ... Read more
Firm will try new tactic in oil-shale extraction
A small company that holds a federal lease to extract petroleum from oil shale reserves in western Colorado is taking a new... Read more
