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Titanic Shipwreck:     more books (100)

Titanic: Triumph and Tragedy by John P. Eaton, Charles A. Haas, 1995-04-17 1912 Facts About the Titanic by Lee Meredith, 2003-11 Titanic Voices: Memories from the Fateful Voyage by Alastair Forsyth, Sheila Jemima, et all 1999-04 The Mammoth Book of the Titanic: Contemporary Accounts from Survivors and the World's Press (Mammoth Books) Titanic: The Great Lakes Connections (Shipwreck Books) by Cris Kohl, 2000-12 The Sinking of the Titanic by Bruce M. Caplan, 1998-03 The Sea Remembers: Shipwrecks and Archaeology : From Homer's Greece to the Rediscovery of the Titanic The Night Lives On: The Untold Stories & Secrets Behind the Sinking of the Unsinkable Ship-Titanic by Walter J. Lord, 1998-02-01 Titanic: Fortune and Fate : Letters, Mementos, and Personal Effects from Those Who Sailed on the Lost Ship by The Mariners' Museum, 1998-09-02 You Wouldn't Want to Sail on the Titanic (You Wouldn't Want To¿) by David Stewart, David Antram, et all 2000-08 Lost Voices from the Titanic: The Definitive Oral History by Nick Barratt, 2010-03-30 All Stations! Distress!: April 15, 1912: The Day the Titanic Sank (Actual Times) by Don Brown, 2010-08-31 Titanic Survivor by Violet Jessop, 1997-01-25 DK Readers: Survivors -- The Night the Titanic Sank (Level 2: Beginning to Read Alone) by Caryn Jenner, 2001-01-17

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21. AncientFaces Marketplace - TITANIC ~ Limited Edition Beanie Teddy Bear
    officers hat. He is one of only 10,000 made and distributed for the museumexhibit of items recovered from the titanic shipwreck. He is  
    http://www.ancientfaces.com/market/itemList/details/index.cfm?8047

22. Sportdiving Shipwrecks Titanic Ship Wreck Survival
    Pisces Guide to Shipwreck Diving New York New Jersey Henry C. Keatts This hername titanic shipwrecksHer Name, Titanic The Untold Story of the Sinking  
    http://choosetocruise.com/shipwrecks.html
    
    Extractions: /* Static Top Menu Script By Constantin Kuznetsov Jr. (GoldenFox@bigfoot.com) Featured on Dynamicdrive.com For full source code and installation instructions to this script, visit Dynamicdrive.com */ The titanic... the Andrea Doria... the Lusitania... the Edmund Fitzgerald... The list of doomed ships stretches from man's first efforts in rickety, little wooden rafts many centuries ago, to the mighty oceanliners of today. The logbooks and eye witness accounts of those terrible disasters tell of courage, determination, panic, fear and incredible survivals. Sometimes they even reveal the dark and deadly secrets of why some ships really sink to the bottom. Read the story of what happened when they found the Titanic. For dozens of years that tragedy was blamed primarily on the incompetence of the ships' navigators and a collision with an iceberg. But when they found the ship... And, here's a twist of irony: One of the most popular adventures for cruise ship passengers these days is a scuba diving trip to the graveyards of the sea, it's fascinating!

23. Speakers' Spotlight - Dr. Joseph MacInnis
    First Canadian to explore the titanic shipwreck, first person to dive under theNorth Pole, discovered the world's northernmost shipwreck, HMS Breadalbane  
    http://www.speakers.ca/macinnis.html
    
    Extractions: What is it like to dive under the ice of the Northwest Passage and discover, after three years of searching, a three-masted British ship that sank in 1853 - the golden age of Arctic exploration- and is still intact? How does it feel to be among the first to descend more than two miles under the Atlantic and land your mini-sub on the rusting deck of RMS Titanic In his speeches, Dr. MacInnis shares the values including courage, communication, and teamwork that enhance performance under the ocean and in the corporate world. Drawing on compelling examples and dramatic video clips, he provides an inspirational framework on how to deal with the challenge of sudden change. Using a combination of humour and scientific acumen he tailors his insights to the theme of your meeting, making him a relevant and indispensable resource for your audience. Highlights: Author of Titanic: In a New Light and Fitzgerald's Storm Producer of the IMAX and 3D films Titanic First Canadian to explore the Titanic shipwreck, first person to dive under the North Pole, discovered the world's northernmost shipwreck, HMS Breadalbane, under the ice in Canada's Northwest Passage

24. Untitled
    DNA Identifies Child Victim of titanic shipwreck By Mary Wilcox. HALIFAX(Reuters) It has taken 90 years, the latest in DNA technology  
    http://www.angelfire.com/nj4/abbynormal/child.html
    
    Extractions: DNA Identifies Child Victim of Titanic Shipwreck By Mary Wilcox HALIFAX (Reuters) - It has taken 90 years, the latest in DNA technology and a television documentary to do it, but the "Unknown Child" from the doomed Titanic has finally been identified. The crew of the Canadian recovery ship Mackay-Bennett found the body of the young, fair-haired boy a few days after the steamer sank, with the loss of 1,517 lives. But there was no identification and the crewmen decided to take the body to Halifax and pay for a proper funeral, burying the little coffin at the top of a hill in Fairview Lawn Cemetery, along with 120 other Titanic victims. The headstone reads "Unknown Child" and over the years it has attracted the attention of cemetery visitors. Now the experts have determined it was the body of Eino Viljami Panula, who was 13 months old when the Titanic sank on April 15, 1912. He was one of five brothers from Finland who died in the disaster, along with their mother. "The unknown child is now a known child, identified and returned to his family," said Ryan Parr of Canada's Lakehead University, who coordinated the work of over 50 scientists, genealogists and Titanic researchers.

25. + Titanic Books, Titanic Movies, And More
    raising the titanic,leonardo,sunken titanic,oceanic voyages,white star line,britannic,olympic,ships,boats,1912,cunardline,titanic shipwreck,maritime disasters  
    http://www.mindconnection.com/interests/titanic.htm
    
    Extractions: Click on the image to order or find more books like this. The R.M.S. Titanic is not news, but it is fascinating. These links will connect you to more information about the Titanic, and how that particular tragedy unfolded. RMS Titanic movies and books I Built the Titanic: Past-Life Memories of a Master Builder

26. Index To Comic Art Collection: "Titaness" To "Tlotzin"
    Productions. El Jobean, FL Adam Post, 1998. 1 v. ill. ; 27cm. Historical comic about the titanic shipwreck. Cover  
    http://www.lib.msu.edu/comics/rri/trri/titane.htm
    
    Extractions: Back up the list Supervillain See also See also Saint (the honorific) Titles of comics are listed in the A to Z alphabetical index and are usually found there most efficiently. Here are shortcuts to a few classified lists of titles: French comics artist born in Spain Women's underground comic Teen humor newspaper panel by Kate Osann

27. The Daily Star: International News
    DNA identifies child victim of titanic shipwreck REUTERS, Halifax, Nova Scotia Ithas taken 90 years, the latest in DNA technology and a television documentary  
    http://www.dailystarnews.com/200211/09/n2110913.htm
    
    Extractions: A worsening food epidemic traced to contaminated dairy products continued to sweep through several regions in southern Russia yesterday, with more than 900 people hospitalised, the interfax news agency reported. The victims, who are suffering from acute stomach infection, include 622 children, an unnamed official from the task force set up to deal with the crisis told Interfax yesterday. People appeared to have been poisoned by bad milk, cream and yoghurt from a factory in the town of Kropotkin, in the Krasnodar region, where two employees had been diagnosed with dysentery. All produce from the dairy plant has been withdrawn from sale. Most of those infected are from Krasnodar, but nearly 80 other cases were also reported in the neighbouring regions of Rostov, Stavropol, Adygea and North Ossetia. Russia's chief medical officer, Gennady Onischenko, who flew to the region, was quoted as saying by Interfax that "the number of people hospitalised is continuing to rise."

28. Titanic Reaction To Disaster
    REACTION TO DISASTER THE AFTERMATH OF THE titanic shipwreck. Titanic Home Page.  
    http://www.wichitawomen.net/titanic/title-1.htm

29. RMS Titanic Medical & Scientific Expedition 2000
    of the dive and instruments is fascinating by itself and, when superimposed withthe tremendous depth and historic nature of the titanic shipwreck, one is  
    http://www.explorers.org/newsfiles/archivefiles/titanic/exactivity.htm
    
    Extractions: The flag expedition was divided into two distinctly different components. The first two weeks of the month-long expedition were primarily concerned with orientation of the medical team, determination of the correctness of the medical supplies for the problems encountered, testing of the communication network, and general oversight of the mechanisms required in case of an adverse medical event. The second two week period allowed more concentration on the scientific objectives of our team. Submersible dives began on July 29th with the first several dives dedicated to reconnaissance of the wreck site to determine the most suitable sites for artifact recovery. These dives also confirmed that no human remains were still present. This is hardly surprising since the environment is significantly more acidic and is under nearly 6000 lbs/in2 of pressure. On August 11, the weather significantly worsened as Hurricane Alberto made its way toward the Great Banks. As the weather worsened, it became apparent that the Intervention with its rather flat hull was ill-equipped for the treacherous waters of the North Atlantic. The Magellan 750s were plagued by troubles from the start. One of the units could not be deployed and the second one was washed into the engine props causing extensive damage and precluding its use. With the ROVs useless and the seas becoming very turbulent to where the medical officer had serious concerns about safety, the decision was made to evacuate the artifacts and expedition personnel from the Intervention. That this was accomplished without injury is rather amazing and a tribute to the professionalism of the salvage crew and medical officer, Dr. Lanneau. Several people reported that the evacuation would not have been as successful without the participation of Dr. Lanneau.

30. Trojan Horse Antiques Collectibles Larger Picture For Titanic
    officers hat. He is one of only 10000 made and distributed for the museumexhibit of items recovered from the titanic shipwreck. He is  
    http://pages.tias.com/8246/PictPage/1921151056.html

31. Down, Down To The Titanic, Michael Manyak, Notre Dame Magazine Online - Universi
    Since its discovery by noted marine geologist Robert Ballard in 1985,fewer than 100 people have viewed the titanic shipwreck firsthand.  
    http://www.nd.edu/~ndmag/w2002-03/manyak.html
    
    Extractions: Subscription Fund Subscribe ... Writer's Guidelines ND Alumni Home ... Winter 2002-03 Issue Down, Down to the Titanic By Michael Manyak. M.D., '73 In the event of an underseas accident in our submersible, we were told, a small leak at the depth at which the Titanic lies would shoot a stream so intense it would cut a person in half. But don't worry, we were counseled. Before that could happen the capsule would implode with such force that our bodies would instantly incinerate before being crushed. Our fireproof jumpsuits were merely to allow identification of our charred remains. Two summers ago I was asked to provide medical services for a salvage expedition to the wreck site of the RMS Titanic in the North Atlantic. In return I would receive a two-week ringside seat at the salvage operation, with the potential to visit the

32. Speaker Profile - Dr. Joseph MacInnis
    As the first Canadian to dive down to the titanic shipwreck, Joseph MacInnisis a medical doctor and noted deepsea explorer. Consultant  
    http://www.nsb.com/speakerbio.asp?i_speakerid=100

33. Titanic The Artifact Exhibit
    Your source for fantastic items of Space science, Earth science, RMS Titanic,Titanic Coal, titanic shipwreck Exhibit, and More! quidnunc.org.  
    http://www.drummerstuff.com/arabic-news-media.htm

34. Chemistry 9.6
    html. See how rusticles have taken over the titanic shipwreck http//www.discovery.com/stories/science/sciencetitanic/today.html.  
    http://www.lmpc.edu.au/science/chemistry/chemistry9_6/sw_and_sal_links.htm
    
    Extractions: The following web sites are useful resources for studying 'Shipwrecks and Salvage' option from the HSC year of the Stage 6 NSW Chemistry course. Some sites may require particular browser plugins and Java enabled. next part Nil entries next part prev part The history of electrochemistry includes information on Galvani, Volta, Davy and Faraday http://www.bioanalytical.com/info/calendar/97/index.htm http://plaza.ufl.edu/mrosenme/Seawater_Chemistry.htm Concentrations of nearly eighty elements in sea water http://ozreef.org/reference/composition.html Hydrothermal Vents includes a 3.5 MB Quicktime video clip of a smoker http://www.ocean.udel.edu/deepsea/level-2/geology/vents.html Information on seawater activated batteries used for air launched torpedoes and rescue beacons http://www.corrosion-doctors.org/PrimBatt/Seawater.htm next part prev part Types of steel: Roll your cursor over Picture 1 to see objects made from different percentages of carbon-steel http://www.schoolscience.co.uk/content/4/chemistry/steel/msch3pg1.html

35. Jean-Louis Faure - Sculpteur
    Model conceived by Lord Ismay to be presented before the Investigation Committeefor the titanic shipwreck (1912). Click on the picture for a larger view.  
    http://www.u444.jussieu.fr/faure/text_en/sculpt.htm

36. Flummel, Flummer, Flummo - WeBlog
    Dead or Alive; Dia de los Muertos; Discovery School's Puzzlemaker;Display It; DNA Identifies Child Victim of titanic shipwreck; Doc  
    http://flummel.home.attbi.com/coollinks-index.html

37. Remembering The Titanic By Diane Hoh
    The survivors of the titanic shipwreck struggle to get on with their lives afterthe pain and sadness of that disastrous night. August 1998 Paperback, Top.  
    http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/books/n6/n30077.htm?authorid=7193

38. Today In Technology History - Apr 15
    discovered in 1985. Click here for the homepage of the company thathas salvage rights for the titanic shipwreck. Use these links  
    http://www.tecsoc.org/pubs/history/2002/apr15.htm
    
    Extractions: Today in Technology History (To receive "Today in Technology History" by e-mail, click here To read past issues click here April 15 Ninety years ago, R.M.S. Titanic sank to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. Titanic has been the subject of countless books, songs, Web sites and movies, so you are probably already familiar with the story. The huge ship, promoted as "unsinkable," scraped against an iceberg late on the night of April 14, 1912. As the ship began to sink, passengers rushed to the upper decks. Unfortunately, while there were enough flotation belts for everyone on board, Titanic didn't have enough lifeboats for all the passengers and many of the ship's lifeboats were deployed with room to spare. Early on the morning of April 15, 1912 about three hours after hitting the iceberg Titanic went under. Of the roughly 2,200 people aboard, about 1,500 were killed that night mostly from hypothermia or drowning in the icy water. The sinking of Titanic continues to grip the public imagination more than any other shipwreck, even though there have been several deadlier maritime disasters. Part of the lasting allure of the Titanic tragedy is its symbolism: a proud achievement, representative of man's ingenuity and believed to be infallible, is destroyed in a moment. (The tragedy found its way thus into a

39. CNN - Titanic Monument To A Shipwreck Survivor - January 19, 1998
    The Molly Brown house museum in Denver The 'Unsinkable' Molly Brown titanic monument to shipwreck survivor popular in Denver January 19, 1998 Web posted at 1237 p.m. EDT (1237 GMT)  
    http://www.cnn.com/TRAVEL/NEWS/9801/19/molly.brown.house
    
    Extractions: Web posted at: 12:37 p.m. EDT (1237 GMT) DENVER (CNN) It's one of those tourist attractions that seems out of place. In the Rocky Mountain West 2,000 miles from the Atlantic Ocean stands a monument to one of the greatest disasters at sea: the sinking of the Titanic. But the historic mansion and museum in downtown Denver have some strong ties to the White Star Line's "unsinkable" luxury ship. At one time, the Molly Brown House Museum was the fashionable home of one of the sunken ship's most famous survivors. Molly Brown represents sort of the American dream," said Leigh Grinstead, the museum's director. "She was a fairly poor working class girl who came and married well. He struck it rich." In the late 1800s, the Browns made their fortune from gold discovered high in the Colorado mountains. In 1894, the family settled in Denver. Molly Brown lived on and off in the Victorian mansion until her death in 1932. The house was restored in the 1970s to look as it did when the Browns lived in it, and today, it is one of Denver's top tourist attractions.

40. Titanic - Shipwreck Relics Exhibited In Boston
    shipwreck Relics Exhibited in Boston. Dateline 07/27/98. titanic mania, spawnedby the success of the multiOscar-winning lavish movie production, has arrived  
    http://gonewengland.about.com/library/weekly/aa072798.htm
    
    Extractions: Shipwreck Relics Exhibited in Boston Dateline: 07/27/98 Titanic mania, spawned by the success of the multi-Oscar-winning lavish movie production, has arrived in Boston, where Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition has found a temporary home at Boston's World Trade Center through November 1. The story of the Titanic 's fateful voyage has captured the imagination of millions for decades, touchingly and dramatically illustrating man's fallibility and the triumphs and tragedies of human nature. Unlike the acclaimed movie's fictional portrayal, RMS Titanic, Inc.'s Boston exhibit captures the experience in yet another, incomparable way, presenting the relics recovered from the Titanic 's underwater resting place.

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