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Ella Fitzgerald (April 25, 1918 – June 15, 1996) from Newport News, Virginia, was the most popular female jazz singer in the United States for more than half a century. In her lifetime, she won 13 Grammy awards and sold over 40 million albums.
Her three octave vocal range was widely celebrated, and is well known [...]
Photo copyright Fred Felleman It's been a bad year for the southern resident population of orcas in Puget Sound. Seven have gone missing and are presumed dead. Including the nearly 100-year-old matriarch of K Pod, along with two reproductive-age females vital to the future of the whales. One female, L-67 showed clear signs of emaciation before she disappeared in September. That leaves only 83 animals in this culturally-unique population of orca. It's been a bad year for salmon too—the prim
Orca scat is clue to health SEATTLE — An apparent decline in the number of orcas in Puget Sound may be because of a lack of food, such as Chinook salmon.
My very favorite part was the big finale. When Obama let loose that a capella scat solo wit
This is just a very quick post to A: say HELLLLLO!!! and B: say that Twilight is coming tomorrow!! Me, along with a bunch of my girlfriends will be going to the ... wait for it... 12:01AM showing of Twilight, the movie. OMG. We cannot wait! We're going to go out for a late dinner and then head over to the theater and get there at LEAST an hour early. You know there will be a lot of crazies out there wanting to see it (and I do not consider myself a "crazy" simply because I choose to be in the f
Orca scat clue to killer whale health SEATTLE — An apparent decline in the number of killer whales in Puget Sound may be due to a lack of food, such as Chinook salmon.
Show: Living With the Wolfman Network: Animal Planet Episode Title: Helen the Wolf Nanny Original Air Date: October 21st RECAP: Shaun suspects that Cheyenne the female wolf is pregnant. It’s good news for Helen. If Cheyenne becomes a mom, she’ll need wolf nannies to help her raise her pups. And if Helen can learn how it’s done, she could be one of them. But first, they need to be sure that their wolf family is about to get bigger. A human pregnancy test proves inconclusive but a scat samp
I’m putting this back to the top of the page, as I think many of you didn’t see it this morning … I watched the past few weeks of Titans games and noticed a few things that were worth pointing out about this team from watching the tape. Titans Special Teams Carr’s Drive Starter — Chris Carr has a great average on kick returns so far this season, but I only saw a few plays where he made a great long play. From what I saw, there’s some hesitance when he gets the ball and approaches his block
Skin Graft Records When I put Cities of Glass into my CD player, I thought to myself, “here it goes—another noise band to put me to sleep,” and at first, I thought this was true. Nothing new here, just more noise and screaming. It was time to bust out the comfort blankie and take up a napping position on the futon. But then I kept listening…and listening…and listening. I was drawn in like a bee to a flower or a fly to scat. There’s something to this, something more than so many of the other no
This weekend, your kids can be a “grossologist” at Brooklyn Children’s Museums’ first Icky Fest - a weekend festival of yucky fun for all on November 22nd and 23rd. Icky Fest is designed to educate children about the science behind things that are usually considered gross, yucky and completely distasteful but has role and purpose in the cycle of life. Icky Fest features a variety of downright disgusting science related activities like creating snotty slime, dissecting regurgitated owl pellet
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Last night Wally the Wonderdog and I found ourselves creeping along the river’s edge, fly rod in hand (my hand - the Wonderdog doesn’t have hands, but manages to get into trouble anyway). While the weather was unseasonably warm, the river had a Fall’s-over feel; most of the leaves were down or headed that way, and summer’s lush habitat is a memory. Wally the Wonderdog is always happy to go fishing. Despite the blanket October Caddis hatches of a month ago, the year’s best October Caddis dry
Thanks to everyone who commented yesterday, that was a fun little deep-thoughtish discussion. I appreciate all of your internet-comment personalities, and I wonder if they’re distinct from your other personalities. For some reason, yesterday I was thinking about blog topics for today all day long. It was one of those days when my first reaction to any event was, “can I blog about that?” Eventually, I rejected each topic on its own merits. Cases in point: I filled out the application to a
If you’re like most Cracked readers, you have a deep and fierce loathing of everyone around you, and constantly simmer in a stew of sweat and rage at your inability to shape the world to your will. Well good news friend! I’m here to help! For some reason! Let me lay down the facts: you almost certainly lack the social graces and knowledge of current hairstyle trends to win the loyalty of an army of human supporters. Therefore, I’ve compiled a list of proven techniques you can use to assembl
Just in time for the holidays. There will be five farmers markets held Sundays this winter at the county center. The dates are: November 16 and December 14, 2008, and January 4, February 8 and March 15, 2009. Hours are 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. After the jump, the press release… Just because the temperatures have dipped and the leaves are off the trees doesn’t mean that you can’t have farm-fresh produce and products at your family’s dinner table! Once again, Westchester residents will be able to buy
Mobistories.com offers virtual books for children ages 1-10. These delightful books are downloaded to your computer using the format of your choice: wmv (Windows Media Player) for a PC; mov for a Mac (QuickTime Player); m4v for iPhone or iTouch, or iPod Classic or Nano; or mp3 for an audio file. We downloaded Ella Elephant, which introduces musical instruments and how to scat like Ella Fitzgerald; Miles the Crocodile, which teaches colors with a swingin’ jazz soundtrack; and The Magic Rocket,
Whale Shark Poops on Camera; Scientists Rejoice You might think these scientists were potty training this whale shark based on their level of excitement when the giant fish (the world’s largest) finally had a bowel movement. The scientists, like some proud parents, even captured the moment on film. Researcher Mark Meekan described the rare poop, which he collected and stored in tiny vials, as “scientific gold” for the clues it would contain about the shark’s diet. The researchers are studyi
ABC Online A possible fox scat has been been found near Swansea on Tasmania’s east coast. Read more here
November 16, 2008 · Filed under birds, hiking, mammals, trees Tagged Black Bear, Common Garter Snake, Eastern Ribbon Snake, Odocoileus virginianus, Pileated Woodpecker, Thamnophis sauritus, Thamnophis sirtalis, Ursus americanus, White-tailed Deer I probably ran off a good 150 photos while out with Dan and Raven at the park the other day. I would likely have taken more but for the fact that we were running out of time (constrained by the number of hours of daylight) and I eventuall
“Okay. You hook over the middle. You, run down to the red car while he blocks for you. I’ll fake the kick then pass. Ready….break!” Wow. Don’t know about you all, but I haven’t worried more about a match in a very long time. There was so much at stake, and on a weekend in which the top four were falling like tenpins, our lads faced a Recreativo side who defended with energy and effort, putting all their men, their mamas, stadium vendors and ball boys in front of goal. And it worked, until a
Shooby Tayloy, the Human Horn, was perhaps the greatest jazzer of them all. Here he is, booed by an unappreciative mob.