|
|
Tag Archives: New York Times
Before 1908, other than Santa Claus, no human being had reached the North Pole, although many had tried and failed. Some had unfortunately died for their efforts. In the year 1908, two serious contenders were preparing for victory over nature. One was a respected medical Doctor and explorer with very little financial support and no friends Continue Reading »
December 15, 2018, by Publisher | No Comments
Tags: 1907 Christmas, 1908, Admiral Robert E. Peary, Amazon.com, American Adventure Library, Andre Stojka, AppleBooks, Audible.com, audiobook, Barnes and Noble, Belgica, Christmas, Discovery of North Pole, Eskimo, Explorers, GooglePlay.com, Greenland, I-Tunes.com, Inuit, Listen to Read, National Geographic Society, New York Times, North Pole, Santa Claus, Scribed.com, Tune-in.com, USS Theodore Roosevelt, “My Attainment of the Pole”
Jack London made two big mistakes during his “Cruise of the Snark” adventure. Either mistake could have caused London, his wife Charmian and their crew to perish at sea. The first mistake was trust. Roscoe Eames and his wife raised Charmian London, Jack’s second and much loved wife, into womanhood and Roscoe and Charmian were Continue Reading »
March 9, 2016, by Publisher | No Comments
Tags: "House Of The Sun", 1907, Andre Stojka, audiobook, Bay of Taichae, Beche De Mere English, Charmian London, Cosmopolitan Magazine, Cruise Of The Snark, Diamond Head, Doldrums, Haleakala, Hawaiian Islands, Hilo, Honolulu, Jack London, Ketch, Lewis Carroll, Listen2Read, Marquesas Islands, Maui, navigation, New York Times, Nuka-hiva, Pacific Ocean, Roscoe Eames, San Francisco, Snark, Sydney Australia, Territory of Hawaii, Ua-huka, volcano, Woman’s Home Companion, “Sailing Directions for the South Pacific”, “The Hunting of the Snark”
The brutal murder of the earth’s whale population for many years has had animal rights activists up in arms. Today, most countries have agreed to stop the atrocious killing. Japan, Norway and Iceland are the only three countries which sanction whale hunting. According to the Whale and Dolphin Conservation, these three countries kill 2000 whales Continue Reading »
July 15, 2015, by Publisher | No Comments
Tags: American Adventure Library, American Whaleship, Andre Stojka, Antarctica, audio book, Australia, beluga caviar, blubber, Charles Homans, environmental crime, First Mate, five year Soviet economic plan, Herman Melville, Humpback Whales, Iceland, International Whaling Commission, Japan, killing whales, Listen to Read, Listen2Read, Media and Public Policy, Miller-McCune Center for Research, Monster whale, Narrative of the Most Extraordinary And Distressing Shipwreck of the Whaleship Essex, New York Times, New Zealand, Nippon Research Center, Norway, Odessa, Owen Chase, Pacific Ocean, Petroleum, Publisher, Sovetkaya Rossiya, Soviet Union, Soviet Whalers, sturgeon, The Pacific Standard, Ukraine, Whale meat, whale oil, Whales, whaleship Essex, World War II, “Moby Dick”
|
