Tag: Sea

Staying True to Your Path Amidst a Sea of Opinions

So, you were content until yesterday when a friend of yours shared some gossip about people discussing your life choices. It’s quite possible you’re the type who doesn’t let such things bother you, but for many, it can be unsettling. That’s why I’m writing this — ...

Sea of Stars exceeds expectations

One of the few flaws I’m willing to admit about myself is my reluctance to indulge in indie games. Throughout my life as a gamer, I have had few run-ins with games made by small and independent developers. Games like The Binding of Isaac, Fez and Stardew Valley were so...

“You, a bed, the sea” (2)

“I went to see a Chinese wedding film with Chuck, in this open air movie theatre. There is a bar. And there were some of my friends and of Chuck’s waiting there. We had a couple of wines. But it was boring, I didn’t like it. Then we came to my place, where we got really, really sto...

The Ships of the Sea Peoples — Part 2

In this entry I will be taking an important step into bringing the reader closer to understanding the designs of ships used not just by the mysterious “Sea Peoples” but also by those better known to us as the Minoans, Mycenaeans and similarly to an extent the Egyptians in ...

“You, a bed, the sea” (1)

“It is Wednesday around 7.30 or 8 o’clock here in the afternoon. I had a difficult day today. The only good part was that I got your letter. Although I couldn’t stop crying when you were talking about dolphins and medusas and seals … … ‘one-two-three’ &...

The sea and the bees

I advise you to roll your eyes once now in order to spare yourself from having to later, as this is a classic “wow, I travelled and learned so much about myself” moment of reflection. Though I suppose my lessons have nothing to do with the big, philosophical questions about life, unless ...

Being Alone in a Sea of Art

However, it made me think of buy-in. That’s what it all is really, the line between inane bullshit and profound art, at such a high level of experimentation. Is the exercise where a bunch of people essentially tie themselves together with long, ropy costumes, and navigate tangling and untangli...

Road to the Dead Sea: My Journey to Israel

Mytrip to Israel was something I had been planning ever since I first started studying abroad in college. My goal was to go to all three major monotheistic holy sites: Jerusalem, the Western Wall, the Church of the Holy Sepulcher and the Dome of the Rock; Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus; and Masa...

The Importance of Environmental Stewardship in Developing Lithium Resources at the Salton Sea

With global demand for lithium skyrocketing to power electric vehicles and energy storage, proposals have emerged to harvest this coveted metal from geothermal brine beneath California’s Salton Sea. Home to massive untapped lithium deposits, the region sees lithium extraction as an economic li...

The Sea Rangers: Bridging the Gap Between Conservation and Community

In an era where the world grapples with the devastating effects of climate change, the Sea Ranger Service Program emerges as a beacon of hope. The Sea Rangers initiative, as envisioned by Wietse Van Der Werf, is not just a conservation program; it’s a holistic approach that inte...

Sea Lions in Attack Mode and then Chilling (Coal Harbor, Vancouver)

Seeing California and Stellar Sea Lions chilling and hunting in the waters so close to Vancouver downtown is a rare sight. Seeing them in the inner Coal Harbor is even rarer. The Sea Lions have been at this location this season for over two weeks. Folks have also spotted Orcas off Stanley Park&rsquo...

Meanwhile, People Are Still Drowning in the Aegean Sea

The situation with refugees and migrants on the Greek islands is serious and heart-wrenching. Over 1,220,395 people have arrived by sea from 2015 until today. Most of them come from countries experiencing severe conflicts, such as Syria, Palestine, Afghanistan, Somalia, and Eritrea. ...

Pisces Horoscope 2024: Navigating the Sea of Opportunities

Dear Pisceans, the year 2024 beckons you with a voyage of self-discovery and boundless possibilities. Embark on this transformative journey with an open heart and a spirit of adventure, ready to embrace the uncharted waters of your destiny. Focus on Inner Strength and Personal Growth This year...

An Aquatic Haven for Marine Feline Sea Lions

The Wattandee people had permanent habitations along the Batavia Coast, Indian Ocean — on traditional country areas such as: Dhungarra, Trawberrie, Minya-noo, Gnoolawa and Pedowangi. In the summer the Wattandee people would follow the river to the coast to get relief from the heat, to g...

The Sea Gypsies: On Using Badjao As A Term For Ridicule

This is the typical jest to someone who is dark-skinned and has hair highlights that resemble the natural hair color of Badjao. Of course, this is such a withering put-down for the person on the receiving end but this is an even more derogatory remark for the members of the aforementioned tribe. ...

From the River to the Sea, Palestine Will Be Free

As an English speaker, you might be wondering why the phrase is worded directionally, from right to left. Shouldn’t it be from left to right? I think the river comes first in the phrase because, in Arabic, the written language is read from right to left. I have a theory on linguistics, it migh...

A piece of sea floor, stranded on dry land, may hold clues to life’s origin

Studying the seabed does not always mean penetrating the sea itself, even if that penetration is done using sound waves rather than submarines (see article). There are a few places where what a geologist would call the ocean floor is actually dry land. One such is the Danakil depression, which ...

The Baltic Sea Anomaly

The following article describes the basic facts about the Baltic Sea Anomaly. It serves as an overview and is intended to provide an introduction to the topic without supporting far-fetched speculation. If sources for claims are not available or require deeper investigation, this is indicated in the...