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This rare footage has gone on record as the largest glacier calving event ever captured on film, by the 2016 Guiness Book of World Records.
On May 28, 2008, Adam LeWinter and Director Jeff Orlowski filmed a historic breakup at the Ilulissat Glacier in Western Greenland. The calving event lasted for 75 minutes and the glacier retreated a full mile across a calving face three miles wide. The height of the ice is about 3,000 feet, 300-400 feet above water and the rest below water.
Footage produced by James Balog (http://jamesbalog.com) and the Extreme Ice Survey (http://extremeicesurvey.org)
Chasing Ice won the award for Excellence in Cinematography at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival and a 2013 Emmy Award for Outstanding Nature Programming. It has won over 40 awards at festivals worldwide, and was also nominated for an Academy Award for Best Original Song, "Before My Time" by J. Ralph featuring Scarlett Johansson and Joshua Bell.
Listen to the song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qB4UEQzUmWc
And watch the trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIZTMVNBjc4
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EP: Glacier
Country: United States
Genre: Us Power Metal, Heavy Metal
Tracklist:
1. When Heaven's at Hand: 00:00
2. Vendetta: 04:03
3. Ready for Battle: 10:08
4. Devil in Disguise: 14:59
5. Speak No Evil: 18:32
- published: 14 Oct 2016
- views: 2847
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Check out the official video for 'Rising Water' here:
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A video trilogy directed by: Aoife Mcardle
Lyrics:
Somewhere here's a liar
Somewhere underneath
Caught between the reeling
Mirroring the beat
I no longer fish
Ended years asleep
Saw no sense of holding
Staring aimless leave
I want to go
South of the river
Glaicer slow
In the heart of the winter
I want to go
South of the river
Face it alone
In the heart of the winter
And this will celebrate
This will settle
There an honest day
This is a mistake
To damn the earth below
Damn the earth removed
Damp and clawing evening
Bursting into tune
In a moment I was caught
From the current I was safe
In a limit of a half
I want to go
South of the river
Glacier slow
In the heart of the winter
I want to go
South of the river
Face it alone
In the heart of the winter
All ignited by the loft cry heard
Few became
Few became as glorious or Unlocked
As the forest they had started living Near
Ever since
Ever since the farthest reaching island
We had sighted sheared it's banks and disappeared
Somewhere here's a liar
Somewhere underneath
Caught between the reeling
Mirroring the beat
I no longer fish
Ended years before
There's no sense of holding
There's no sense at all
I was someone else
I was something pure
Pitting at the armour
Peril at the door
I want to go
South of the river
Face it alone
In the heart of the winter
I want to go
South of the river
Face it alone
In the heart of the winter
- published: 28 Jan 2015
- views: 458121
Here are 14 amazing and beautiful ice formations around the world and you won't believe these extreme frozen things are actually real
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7. THE PASTERZE GLACIER, AUSTRIA
Classified as one of Austria’s largest glaciers, the Pasterze Glacier is nestled at the bottom of the country’s largest mountain called the Grossglockner Mountain. The glacier is a relatively popular area for tourists to visit as it’s located near the equally popular lakeside resort called Zell am See. This is one of the easier glaciers to hike as the visitor’s center is near the Grossglocknerstrasse mountain road. This glacier won’t be around forever as each year it’s believed that the glacier recedes a staggering 33 feet each year so visit it if you get the chance to.
6. THE FOX AND FRANZ JOSEF GLACIERS, NEW ZEALAND
These two glaciers are considered to be unique thanks to their low altitude. They lie only less than 300 meters above sea level surrounded by all the contrasting greenery of the temperate rainforest, instead of being situated on the tall rocks of a mountain peak, like most glaciers. These glaciers also happen to lead directly into the Waiho River. Even though the two of these glaciers aren’t melting at such an alarming rate as some of the other glaciers previously mentioned, it is estimated that up to 38 percent of their mass will disappear by the year 2100.
5. THE QUELCCAYA ICE CAP GLACIER, PERU
Quelccaya happens to be one of the largest ice caps in all of the tropics region. Ironically, it’s also shrinking at a rate of more than 600 feet each year and many experts believe that it will be entirely gone by the year 2100. With it’s rapidly contracting rate, it’s definitely visiting now rather than later. Once, there you’ll be taken on a 3-day expedition that spans from Cusco to the glacier, led by the Ayni-Peru travel agency, the journey could prove difficult because of the altitude and the weather.
4. GLACIER NATIONAL PARK, MONTANA, USA
It was back in 1850 that the region that now makes up Glacier National Park had 150 glaciers that were active. At its most recent count to date, the area now only has 35 named glaciers that are present and only 25 of them are still classified as active. It’s worth seeing those that still exist while it’s still possible. But time is of the essence. The Sperry glacier once covered almost 800 acres of land back in 1901 and more than 100 years later the same glacier now covers less than 250 acres today. Even though it’s receded a large amount, it’s still spectacular to view and the park gives some scenic hiking routes.
3. THE BRIKSDALSBREEN GLACIER
Briksdalsbreen, which translates to the Briksdal glacier in English, is one of the most reachable glaciers of the Jostedalsbreen glacier. Briksdalsbreen can be found sitting in the municipality of Stryn in Sogn Og Fjordane county, Norway. The size of the waterfall not only relies on the area’s temperature, but it’s also strongly influenced by the amount of precipitation that the area receives. Throughout the years, the glacier has seen a drop in mass as little snow has fallen thanks to the warmer summers such as in 2010. It’s predicted that eventually, the glacier will detach from the larger glacier Jostedalsbreen as it’s becoming more and more narrow each year.
2. THE EQI GLACIER, GREENLAND
Greenland happens to be the second major area on earth that holds a lot of the planet’s glacial ice. Greenland has become quite popular in recent years thanks to the glacial ice that's making them a great destination for tourists. One of the most favored glaciers is the Eqi glacier. Astonishingly, it’s one of the most active glaciers in Greenland, which is quite rare considering that instead of receding it’s actually still advancing. Because of this, the glacier ends up carving and dropping large chunks of ice into the water.
1. THE ANTARCTIC GLACIERS
Did you know that Antarctic holds 99% of all the glacial ice in the world? Yup, along with Greenland of course. So, of course, it’s no surprise that some of the most amazing glaciers ever to be seen can be found here. Unfortunately, the ice has been rapidly melting, so much so, that it’s estimated that approximately 160 billion tons of ice a year melts and can’t be replaced. Recently, the area is becoming more and more popular with visiting tourists and the operators are teaching them about being environmentally responsible and conscious about minimizing their carbon impact. Tourists can even try kayaking expeditions and visit the local Emperor penguins.
- published: 17 Oct 2016
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- published: 20 Mar 2017
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Glacier National Park is losing its iconic glaciers to a changing climate. In the mid-1800s, this Montana landscape was covered by 150 glaciers—today only 25 remain. To show the decrease in glacier size, scientists from the USGS Northern Rocky Mountain Science Center photograph the same areas where glaciers were photographed in the early 1900s. Dan Fagre, a USGS research ecologist, has been studying climate change in the park for more than 20 years. Fagre and his colleagues discuss what melting glaciers and climate change mean for the future of the park, which is expected to be nearly glacier free by 2030, based on present warming trends.
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STILL PHOTOS: Lisa McKeon, Kevin Jacks, W.C. Alden, M.R. Campbell, Blase Reardon, T.J. Hileman, Dan Fagre, Courtesy Glacier National Park Archives, and USGS
ADDITIONAL WILDLIFE FOOTAGE: Glacier National Park
Photo Evidence: Glacier National Park Is Melting Away | National Geographic
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- published: 22 Oct 2015
- views: 121500
Hi, I'm Emerald Robinson, and in this "What Is" video, we're going to investigate a very unique formation of ice called a glacier.
A glacier is defined as a "slowly moving river of ice." But not all masses of ice are glaciers. To qualify to be a glacier, ice must be at least six hundredths of a square mile in size, and over one hundred and sixty four feet thick. Earth's largest glacier is Eastern Antarctica's Lambert Glacier, which is about sixty miles wide, over two hundred fifty miles long, and over eight thousand feet thick.
Glaciers form in places where snow accumulates over a long period of time. As the snow gets deeper, the resulting weight and pressure turns the bottom layers of snow into ice. This high pressure, combined with the force of gravity, causes the glacier to move. Although most glaciers move very slowly, some move as fast as one hundred feet per day!
Glaciers exist on every continent, and play a major role in shaping the face of the earth through erosion. Water from the bottom layer of the glacier seeps into cracks in the earth where it freezes and expands, loosening rocks and boulders from the earth's surface. These rocks are dragged along the glacier's path. The earth beneath the glacier becomes smooth as smaller rocks and debris become frozen in the glacier's lower layers, acting like sandpaper. Glaciers carve lakes and valleys, form natural dams, and create riverbeds.
The water that melts from a glacier's surface is the largest source of fresh water on the planet. Although glacier melt, also called "retreat," is a normal part of the water cycle, scientists have noted that glaciers are retreating faster and further than ever, and point to this as evidence of global warming.
- published: 28 Feb 2013
- views: 62668
Glacier
A glacier (US /ˈɡleɪʃər/ or UK /ˈɡlæsiə/) is a persistent body of dense ice that is constantly moving under its own weight; it forms where the accumulation of snow exceeds its ablation (melting and sublimation) over many years, often centuries. Glaciers slowly deform and flow due to stresses induced by their weight, creating crevasses, seracs, and other distinguishing features. They also abrade rock and debris from their substrate to create landforms such as cirques and moraines. Glaciers form only on land and are distinct from the much thinner sea ice and lake ice that form on the surface of bodies of water.
On Earth, 99% of glacial ice is contained within vast ice sheets in the polar regions, but glaciers may be found in mountain ranges on every continent except Australia, and on a few high-latitude oceanic islands. Between 35°N and 35°S, glaciers occur only in the Himalayas, Andes, Rocky Mountains, a few high mountains in East Africa, Mexico, New Guinea and on Zard Kuh in Iran. Glaciers cover about 10 percent of Earth's land surface. Continental glaciers cover nearly 5 million square miles or about 98 percent of Antarctica's 5.1 million square miles, with an average thickness of 7,000 feet (2,100 m). Greenland and Patagonia also have huge expanses of continental glaciers.
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National park
A national park is a park in use for conservation purposes. Often it is a reserve of natural, semi-natural, or developed land that a sovereign state declares or owns. Although individual nations designate their own national parks differently, there is a common idea: the conservation of 'wild nature' for posterity and as a symbol of national pride. An international organization, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), and its World Commission on Protected Areas, has defined "National Park" as its Category II type of protected areas.
While this type of national park had been proposed previously, the United States established the first "public park or pleasuring-ground for the benefit and enjoyment of the people", Yellowstone National Park, in 1872. Although Yellowstone was not officially termed a "national park" in its establishing law, it was always termed such in practice and is widely held to be the first and oldest national park in the world. The first area to use "national park" in its creation legislation was the US's Mackinac Island, in 1875. Australia's Royal National Park, established in 1879, was the world's third official national park. In 1895 ownership of Mackinac Island was transferred to the State of Michigan as a state park and national park status was consequently lost. As a result, Australia's Royal National Park is by some considerations the second oldest national park now in existence.
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4:42"CHASING ICE" captures largest glacier calving ever filmed - OFFICIAL VIDEO
"CHASING ICE" captures largest glacier calving ever filmed - OFFICIAL VIDEO"CHASING ICE" captures largest glacier calving ever filmed - OFFICIAL VIDEO
This rare footage has gone on record as the largest glacier calving event ever captured on film, by the 2016 Guiness Book of World Records. On May 28, 2008, Adam LeWinter and Director Jeff Orlowski filmed a historic breakup at the Ilulissat Glacier in Western Greenland. The calving event lasted for 75 minutes and the glacier retreated a full mile across a calving face three miles wide. The height of the ice is about 3,000 feet, 300-400 feet above water and the rest below water. Footage produced by James Balog (http://jamesbalog.com) and the Extreme Ice Survey (http://extremeicesurvey.org) Chasing Ice won the award for Excellence in Cinematography at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival and a 2013 Emmy Award for Outstanding Nature Programming. It has won over 40 awards at festivals worldwide, and was also nominated for an Academy Award for Best Original Song, "Before My Time" by J. Ralph featuring Scarlett Johansson and Joshua Bell. Listen to the song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qB4UEQzUmWc And watch the trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIZTMVNBjc4 -
23:28Glacier - Glacier 1985 (Full EP)
Glacier - Glacier 1985 (Full EP)Glacier - Glacier 1985 (Full EP)
Band: Glacier EP: Glacier Country: United States Genre: Us Power Metal, Heavy Metal Tracklist: 1. When Heaven's at Hand: 00:00 2. Vendetta: 04:03 3. Ready for Battle: 10:08 4. Devil in Disguise: 14:59 5. Speak No Evil: 18:32 -
4:38James Vincent Mcmorrow - Glacier
James Vincent Mcmorrow - GlacierJames Vincent Mcmorrow - Glacier
New album ‘We Move’ out now: https://jamesvmcmorrow.lnk.to/wemoveYo Check out the official video for 'Rising Water' here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3pmbuZYF2Y Official Audio for 'Get Low' here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R594fw8I2a4 Tour Dates https://jamesvmcmorrow.lnk.to/tourdatesYo The new album 'Post Tropical' available now. Purchase on: iTunes http://smarturl.it/PostTropical Amazon http://smarturl.it/PostTropicalAmz Store http://smarturl.it/jvmstore FNAC http://po.st/PostTropicalfnac A video trilogy directed by: Aoife Mcardle Lyrics: Somewhere here's a liar Somewhere underneath Caught between the reeling Mirroring the beat I no longer fish Ended years asleep Saw no sense of holding Staring aimless leave I want to go South of the river Glaicer slow In the heart of the winter I want to go South of the river Face it alone In the heart of the winter And this will celebrate This will settle There an honest day This is a mistake To damn the earth below Damn the earth removed Damp and clawing evening Bursting into tune In a moment I was caught From the current I was safe In a limit of a half I want to go South of the river Glacier slow In the heart of the winter I want to go South of the river Face it alone In the heart of the winter All ignited by the loft cry heard Few became Few became as glorious or Unlocked As the forest they had started living Near Ever since Ever since the farthest reaching island We had sighted sheared it's banks and disappeared Somewhere here's a liar Somewhere underneath Caught between the reeling Mirroring the beat I no longer fish Ended years before There's no sense of holding There's no sense at all I was someone else I was something pure Pitting at the armour Peril at the door I want to go South of the river Face it alone In the heart of the winter I want to go South of the river Face it alone In the heart of the winter -
7:5114 Insane Glaciers You Won't Believe
14 Insane Glaciers You Won't Believe14 Insane Glaciers You Won't Believe
Here are 14 amazing and beautiful ice formations around the world and you won't believe these extreme frozen things are actually real Subscribe to Talltanic http://goo.gl/wgfvrr 7. THE PASTERZE GLACIER, AUSTRIA Classified as one of Austria’s largest glaciers, the Pasterze Glacier is nestled at the bottom of the country’s largest mountain called the Grossglockner Mountain. The glacier is a relatively popular area for tourists to visit as it’s located near the equally popular lakeside resort called Zell am See. This is one of the easier glaciers to hike as the visitor’s center is near the Grossglocknerstrasse mountain road. This glacier won’t be around forever as each year it’s believed that the glacier recedes a staggering 33 feet each year so visit it if you get the chance to. 6. THE FOX AND FRANZ JOSEF GLACIERS, NEW ZEALAND These two glaciers are considered to be unique thanks to their low altitude. They lie only less than 300 meters above sea level surrounded by all the contrasting greenery of the temperate rainforest, instead of being situated on the tall rocks of a mountain peak, like most glaciers. These glaciers also happen to lead directly into the Waiho River. Even though the two of these glaciers aren’t melting at such an alarming rate as some of the other glaciers previously mentioned, it is estimated that up to 38 percent of their mass will disappear by the year 2100. 5. THE QUELCCAYA ICE CAP GLACIER, PERU Quelccaya happens to be one of the largest ice caps in all of the tropics region. Ironically, it’s also shrinking at a rate of more than 600 feet each year and many experts believe that it will be entirely gone by the year 2100. With it’s rapidly contracting rate, it’s definitely visiting now rather than later. Once, there you’ll be taken on a 3-day expedition that spans from Cusco to the glacier, led by the Ayni-Peru travel agency, the journey could prove difficult because of the altitude and the weather. 4. GLACIER NATIONAL PARK, MONTANA, USA It was back in 1850 that the region that now makes up Glacier National Park had 150 glaciers that were active. At its most recent count to date, the area now only has 35 named glaciers that are present and only 25 of them are still classified as active. It’s worth seeing those that still exist while it’s still possible. But time is of the essence. The Sperry glacier once covered almost 800 acres of land back in 1901 and more than 100 years later the same glacier now covers less than 250 acres today. Even though it’s receded a large amount, it’s still spectacular to view and the park gives some scenic hiking routes. 3. THE BRIKSDALSBREEN GLACIER Briksdalsbreen, which translates to the Briksdal glacier in English, is one of the most reachable glaciers of the Jostedalsbreen glacier. Briksdalsbreen can be found sitting in the municipality of Stryn in Sogn Og Fjordane county, Norway. The size of the waterfall not only relies on the area’s temperature, but it’s also strongly influenced by the amount of precipitation that the area receives. Throughout the years, the glacier has seen a drop in mass as little snow has fallen thanks to the warmer summers such as in 2010. It’s predicted that eventually, the glacier will detach from the larger glacier Jostedalsbreen as it’s becoming more and more narrow each year. 2. THE EQI GLACIER, GREENLAND Greenland happens to be the second major area on earth that holds a lot of the planet’s glacial ice. Greenland has become quite popular in recent years thanks to the glacial ice that's making them a great destination for tourists. One of the most favored glaciers is the Eqi glacier. Astonishingly, it’s one of the most active glaciers in Greenland, which is quite rare considering that instead of receding it’s actually still advancing. Because of this, the glacier ends up carving and dropping large chunks of ice into the water. 1. THE ANTARCTIC GLACIERS Did you know that Antarctic holds 99% of all the glacial ice in the world? Yup, along with Greenland of course. So, of course, it’s no surprise that some of the most amazing glaciers ever to be seen can be found here. Unfortunately, the ice has been rapidly melting, so much so, that it’s estimated that approximately 160 billion tons of ice a year melts and can’t be replaced. Recently, the area is becoming more and more popular with visiting tourists and the operators are teaching them about being environmentally responsible and conscious about minimizing their carbon impact. Tourists can even try kayaking expeditions and visit the local Emperor penguins. -
10:01WORLD'S MOST SHOCKING GLACIER CALVINGS!!!
WORLD'S MOST SHOCKING GLACIER CALVINGS!!!WORLD'S MOST SHOCKING GLACIER CALVINGS!!!
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2:56Glacier Calving, Huge Wave
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4:02Glacier - Neos [Monstercat Release]
Glacier - Neos [Monstercat Release]Glacier - Neos [Monstercat Release]
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3:14Photo Evidence: Glacier National Park Is Melting Away | National Geographic
Photo Evidence: Glacier National Park Is Melting Away | National GeographicPhoto Evidence: Glacier National Park Is Melting Away | National Geographic
Glacier National Park is losing its iconic glaciers to a changing climate. In the mid-1800s, this Montana landscape was covered by 150 glaciers—today only 25 remain. To show the decrease in glacier size, scientists from the USGS Northern Rocky Mountain Science Center photograph the same areas where glaciers were photographed in the early 1900s. Dan Fagre, a USGS research ecologist, has been studying climate change in the park for more than 20 years. Fagre and his colleagues discuss what melting glaciers and climate change mean for the future of the park, which is expected to be nearly glacier free by 2030, based on present warming trends. ➡ Subscribe: http://bit.ly/NatGeoSubscribe About National Geographic: National Geographic is the world's premium destination for science, exploration, and adventure. Through their world-class scientists, photographers, journalists, and filmmakers, Nat Geo gets you closer to the stories that matter and past the edge of what's possible. Get More National Geographic: Official Site: http://bit.ly/NatGeoOfficialSite Facebook: http://bit.ly/FBNatGeo Twitter: http://bit.ly/NatGeoTwitter Instagram: http://bit.ly/NatGeoInsta PRODUCER & VIDEOGRAPHER: Jed Winer EDITOR: Nick Lunn STILL PHOTOS: Lisa McKeon, Kevin Jacks, W.C. Alden, M.R. Campbell, Blase Reardon, T.J. Hileman, Dan Fagre, Courtesy Glacier National Park Archives, and USGS ADDITIONAL WILDLIFE FOOTAGE: Glacier National Park Photo Evidence: Glacier National Park Is Melting Away | National Geographic https://youtu.be/ur4I8tYnxP4 National Geographic https://www.youtube.com/natgeo -
5:31Into the Ice: Using a Drone to Explore Inside a Glacier
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1:49What is a Glacier?
What is a Glacier?What is a Glacier?
Hi, I'm Emerald Robinson, and in this "What Is" video, we're going to investigate a very unique formation of ice called a glacier. A glacier is defined as a "slowly moving river of ice." But not all masses of ice are glaciers. To qualify to be a glacier, ice must be at least six hundredths of a square mile in size, and over one hundred and sixty four feet thick. Earth's largest glacier is Eastern Antarctica's Lambert Glacier, which is about sixty miles wide, over two hundred fifty miles long, and over eight thousand feet thick. Glaciers form in places where snow accumulates over a long period of time. As the snow gets deeper, the resulting weight and pressure turns the bottom layers of snow into ice. This high pressure, combined with the force of gravity, causes the glacier to move. Although most glaciers move very slowly, some move as fast as one hundred feet per day! Glaciers exist on every continent, and play a major role in shaping the face of the earth through erosion. Water from the bottom layer of the glacier seeps into cracks in the earth where it freezes and expands, loosening rocks and boulders from the earth's surface. These rocks are dragged along the glacier's path. The earth beneath the glacier becomes smooth as smaller rocks and debris become frozen in the glacier's lower layers, acting like sandpaper. Glaciers carve lakes and valleys, form natural dams, and create riverbeds. The water that melts from a glacier's surface is the largest source of fresh water on the planet. Although glacier melt, also called "retreat," is a normal part of the water cycle, scientists have noted that glaciers are retreating faster and further than ever, and point to this as evidence of global warming.
'Glacier' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
The Movie Out Here (2012)
Actors: Katharine Isabelle (actress), Viv Leacock (actor), Karin Konoval (actress), Peter New (actor), John Novak (actor), Garry Chalk (actor), Cynthia Ann Summers (costume designer), Eric Breker (actor), Artine Brown (actor), Jedrzej Kowalski (miscellaneous crew), Shel Piercy (producer), Cynthia Chapman (producer), Robin Nielsen (actor), Michael Zwart (miscellaneous crew), Deirdre De Butler (miscellaneous crew),
Plot: Adam (Robin Nielsen) works as a junior associate for a large Toronto law firm. When a business trip takes him to his hometown of Fernie, he reunites with his old friends, Jason (Viv Leacock) and Theo (James Wallis). Adam gets more than he bargained for when he finds out that, due to a series of terrible business decisions, Theo's ski waxing business "Waxopolis" is in serious financial trouble and at risk of being taken over by an evil developer. The three guys hatch a plan to throw a massive fundraising party to try and save the business. But, with the developer and his son on their back, party permit hassles, and a Sasquatch on the loose, will they be able to pull it off?
Keywords: beer, bigfoot, breast-feeding, breast-pump, breastfeeding-a-baby, defibrillator, diarrhea, female-nudity, female-rear-nudity, flatulenceGenres: Comedy,
Taglines: The West just got wilder. Clean mountain living just got a little dirtier.
Quotes:
Sasquatch: [looking at town from distance in final scene] I can't believe I fucked Theo... and Cathy.Chikara: Aniversario Yang (2009)
Actors: James Figueiredo (miscellaneous crew), A.C. Connor (actor), Claudio Castagnoli (actor), Mike Spillane (actor), Ray Lloyd (actor), Dustin Howard (actor), Jon Huber (actor), Arik Cannon (actor), Eddie Kingston (actor), Colin Delaney (actor), Ed McGuckin (actor), Bryce Remsburg (actor), Carl Wiggins (actor), Amasis (actor), Ophidian (actor),
Genres: Sport,RPW: Sizzlin Summer Bash (2009)
Actors: Abdullah the Butcher (actor), Roger Barnes (actor), Ray Lloyd (actor), Eli Jones (actor), Sal Rinauro (actor), Vordell Walker (actor), Rob Adonis (actor), Jimmy Rave (actor), Colt Derringer (actor), Shawn Banks (actor), Joel Deaton (actor), Charlie Cash (actor), Dustin Robinson (actor), Micah Taylor (actor), Chip Day (actor),
Genres: Sport,Starrcade: The Essential Collection (2009)
Actors: Eddie Guerrero (actor), Bill Goldberg (actor), Gerald Brisco (actor), Jamie Gibson (actor), Shane Douglas (actor), Arn Anderson (actor), Bobby Eaton (actor), Ted DiBiase (actor), Ric Flair (actor), Scott Bigelow (actor), Steve Borden (actor), Charles Ashenoff (actor), Marcus Bagwell (actor), Jimmy Hart (actor), Bret Hart (actor),
Genres: Action,Chikara 2008 King of Trios- Night III (2008)
Actors: Barry Darsow (actor), Claude Marrow (actor), Bill Eadie (actor), Sara Amato (actress), Mike Spillane (actor), Ray Lloyd (actor), Bill Posada (actor), Arik Cannon (actor), Eddie Kingston (actor), Larry Sweeney (actor), Carl Wiggins (actor), Mitch Ryder (actor), Amasis (actor), Ophidian (actor), Vin Gerard (actor),
Genres: Action, Sport,Chikara King of Trios 2008 - Night II (2008)
Actors: Barry Darsow (actor), Barry Darsow (actor), Drew Gulak (actor), George Gray (actor), Bill Eadie (actor), Sara Amato (actress), Bill Eadie (actor), Ray Lloyd (actor), Dustin Howard (actor), Rami Sebei (actor), Arik Cannon (actor), Larry Sweeney (actor), Bryce Remsburg (actor), Mitch Ryder (actor), Lince Dorado (actor),
Genres: Action, Sport,Hulk Hogan: The Ultimate Anthology (2006)
Actors: Adam Copeland (actor), Muhammad Ali (actor), Carlos Colón Jr. (actor), Eric Bischoff (actor), Steve Austin (actor), Dave Bautista (actor), Jonathan Coachman (actor), André the Giant (actor), Rodney Anoai (actor), Steve Borden (actor), Michael Buffer (actor), King Kong Bundy (actor), Mark Calaway (actor), John Cena (actor), Bob Costas (actor),
Genres: Sport,The Great American Bash (1997)
Actors: Gene Okerlund (actor), Tonga Fifita (actor), Kevin Nash (actor), Lash Huffman (actor), Michael Buffer (actor), Mike Jones (actor), Dionicio Castellanos (actor), Ric Flair (actor), Chris Benoit (actor), Scott Hall (actor), Jimmy Hart (actor), Bobby Heenan (actor), Bill DeMott (actor), Booker Huffman (actor), Dallas Page (actor),
Plot: This year's Great American Bash is going to be just that, a bash taking place in the heartland of America. The event this year is headlined by three grudge matches. Diamond Dallas Page got the win over Randy Savage two months prior at WCW Spring Stampede, now Savage wants revenge in a lights out match. Who will win Page-Savage II? In other action, Ric Flair and "Rowdy" Roddy Piper will unite and attempt to take down the nWo's heart by challenging The Outsiders for the WCW Tag Team Championship. Syxx will be in the Outsider's corner, but will he be enough to keep down the veterans of the sport? The third grudge match that will be settled in Moline on June 15th will be a WCW Women's Championship Match between Japan Legend, Akiro Hokuto with the devious Sonny Onoo in her corner going up against Madusa. The Great American Bash is one of the most historic events in pro wrestling, and one thing is for sure, that tradition will continue in Moline!
Keywords: great-american-bash, nwo, wcw, wweGenres: Sport,
WCW Slamboree (1997)
Actors: Kevin Nash (actor), Dean Malenko (actor), Chris Benoit (actor), Tonga Fifita (actor), Charles Ashenoff (actor), Mike Jones (actor), Darren Matthews (actor), Ric Flair (actor), Michael Buffer (actor), Scott Hall (actor), Jimmy Hart (actor), Bobby Heenan (actor), Bill DeMott (actor), Jeff Jarrett (actor), Gene Okerlund (actor),
Plot: Tradition battles the New World Order at Slamboree 1997. "The Nature Boy" Ric Flair returns to the ring in his home town of Charlotte, NC. Flair has been out of action for nine months, but finally he has returned to World Championship Wrestling to aid in the battle against the nWo. Flair will not be alone, as he will team with fellow legend, "Rowdy" Roddy Piper and Carolina Panthers own Kevin Greene. The trio will battle the nWo's anti-tradition unit of Scott Hall, Kevin Nash, and Syxx. Kevin Greene isn't the only NFL star stepping off of the grid iron and stepping into the ring at Slamboree. Green Bay's own Reggie White will also step into the ring against his long time NFL rival, Steve "Mongo" McMichael. Will the nWo reign once again or will tradition live on at Slamboree?
Keywords: nwo, slamboree, wcw, wrestlingGenres: Sport,
WCW Uncensored (1997)
Actors: Hulk Hogan (actor), Lash Huffman (actor), Jeff Jarrett (actor), Chris Benoit (actor), Steve Borden (actor), Dionicio Castellanos (actor), Booker Huffman (actor), Marcus Bagwell (actor), Mike Durham (actor), Eddie Guerrero (actor), Oscar Gutiérrez (actor), Scott Hall (actor), Michael Buffer (actor), Bobby Heenan (actor), Dean Malenko (actor),
Plot: Turner Sports President, Dr. Harvey Schiller recently removed Eric Bischoff as the President of WCW. A move that has swayed the balance of power back to WCW in the war with the nWo. In the midst of all of the chaos with Bischoff's ousting, a main event of epic proportions was named for the upcoming WCW Uncensored 1997 event. A three team battle royal elimination match. Three teams with three different agendas and goals. Team WCW consists of Lex Luger, The Giant, and The Steiner Brothers. If Team WCW wins, the nWo must return all of the WCW Championships they have and will be forced off of WCW Television for 18 months. Team Piper consists of "Rowdy" Roddy Piper and 4 Horsemen members: Jeff Jarrett, Steve "Mongo" McMichael, and Jeff Jarrett. If Team Piper wins, "Rowdy" Roddy Piper gets Hollywood Hogan in a cage match. Team nWo consists of Hollywood Hogan, Scott Hall, Kevin Nash, and Randy "Macho Man" Savage. If Team nWo wins, the nWo gets the right to challenge for any WCW Championship anytime they choose. While Bischoff's removal from power was a negative for the New World Order, they aren't letting that stop them by announcing that NBA Bad Boy, Dennis Rodman would appear at WCW Uncensored as the newest member of the nWo. The stakes are high, only one team can survive! Which will it be and what will "Rod the Bod" do?
Keywords: african-american, apathy, assault, baseball-bat, basketball-player, brawl, brother-brother-relationship, canadian, champion, cookie-sheetGenres: Sport,
Quotes:
Bobby Heenan: [after someone got laid out by a baking pan during the Public Enemy-Harlem Heat match] Who booked this match, Martha Stewart?::Dusty Rhodes: No, Betty White.Dusty Rhodes: They laid his old tired ass out! Oh, excuse me at home, everybody!
James Vandenberg: Remember Tai Pei!
Glacier, Steve Filmography
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2003, role: actor
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1996, role: actor
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1995, role: actor
Glacier, Shane Filmography
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2003, role: actor
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2001, role: actor
Glacier, Tabitha Filmography
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2007, role: actress , character name: Little Girl 1
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2007, role: actress , character name: Little Girl 2
Glacier
ALBUMS
- 27012013 released: 2013
Glacier
ALBUMS
- The Writer's Eye released:
- Glacier released:
The Writer's Eye
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen When Heaven's at Hand
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Vendetta
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Ready for Battle
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Devil in Disguise
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Speak No Evil
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Eastern Guns
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Blind Leadin' the Blind
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Writer's Eye
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Silence is Golden
Glacier
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen After All
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen A Sky Tale
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Cold Wet and Beautiful
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Lure
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen One Heavin
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Broken
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Foregiven
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Shutdown
Glacier
ALBUMS
- The Sorrow Fields released: 2004
The Sorrow Fields
Released 2004- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen A Gathering of Decapitated Lights
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen He Slept Forever
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Cumulus
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Misery
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Sorrow Fields
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Neo Aenaon Aeon
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen A Moment From a Whispering Torment
Glacier
ALBUMS
- Rocky Mountains EP released: 2007
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"CHASING ICE" captures largest glacier calving ever filmed - OFFICIAL VIDEO
This rare footage has gone on record as the largest glacier calving event ever captured on film, by the 2016 Guiness Book of World Records. On May 28, 2008, Adam LeWinter and Director Jeff Orlowski filmed a historic breakup at the Ilulissat Glacier in Western Greenland. The calving event lasted for 75 minutes and the glacier retreated a full mile across a calving face three miles wide. The height of the ice is about 3,000 feet, 300-400 feet above water and the rest below water. Footage produced by James Balog (http://jamesbalog.com) and the Extreme Ice Survey (http://extremeicesurvey.org) Chasing Ice won the award for Excellence in Cinematography at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival and a 2013 Emmy Award for Outstanding Nature Programming. It has won over 40 awards at festivals worldwi...
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Glacier - Glacier 1985 (Full EP)
Band: Glacier EP: Glacier Country: United States Genre: Us Power Metal, Heavy Metal Tracklist: 1. When Heaven's at Hand: 00:00 2. Vendetta: 04:03 3. Ready for Battle: 10:08 4. Devil in Disguise: 14:59 5. Speak No Evil: 18:32
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James Vincent Mcmorrow - Glacier
New album ‘We Move’ out now: https://jamesvmcmorrow.lnk.to/wemoveYo Check out the official video for 'Rising Water' here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3pmbuZYF2Y Official Audio for 'Get Low' here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R594fw8I2a4 Tour Dates https://jamesvmcmorrow.lnk.to/tourdatesYo The new album 'Post Tropical' available now. Purchase on: iTunes http://smarturl.it/PostTropical Amazon http://smarturl.it/PostTropicalAmz Store http://smarturl.it/jvmstore FNAC http://po.st/PostTropicalfnac A video trilogy directed by: Aoife Mcardle Lyrics: Somewhere here's a liar Somewhere underneath Caught between the reeling Mirroring the beat I no longer fish Ended years asleep Saw no sense of holding Staring aimless leave I want to go South of the river Glaicer slow In the heart of t...
published: 28 Jan 2015 -
14 Insane Glaciers You Won't Believe
Here are 14 amazing and beautiful ice formations around the world and you won't believe these extreme frozen things are actually real Subscribe to Talltanic http://goo.gl/wgfvrr 7. THE PASTERZE GLACIER, AUSTRIA Classified as one of Austria’s largest glaciers, the Pasterze Glacier is nestled at the bottom of the country’s largest mountain called the Grossglockner Mountain. The glacier is a relatively popular area for tourists to visit as it’s located near the equally popular lakeside resort called Zell am See. This is one of the easier glaciers to hike as the visitor’s center is near the Grossglocknerstrasse mountain road. This glacier won’t be around forever as each year it’s believed that the glacier recedes a staggering 33 feet each year so visit it if you get the chance to. 6. THE F...
published: 17 Oct 2016 -
WORLD'S MOST SHOCKING GLACIER CALVINGS!!!
CLICK HERE! http://extremeglaciercalvings.blogspot.com/
published: 20 Dec 2016 -
Glacier Calving, Huge Wave
Holgate Glacier Calving, Trip on Kenai Fjords Tours May 2010
published: 28 May 2010 -
Glacier - Neos [Monstercat Release]
🎧 Support on all platforms: https://Monstercat.lnk.to/Neos 👻 Snapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/monstercat 😺 Follow Monstercat Snapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/monstercat YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/Monstercat Spotify: http://monster.cat/1hGrCWk Facebook: http://facebook.com/Monstercat Twitter: http://twitter.com/Monstercat Instagram: http://instagram.com/monstercat Vine: https://vine.co/monstercat SoundCloud: http://soundcloud.com/Monstercat Google+: https://plus.google.com/+Monstercat Monstercat FM: http://live.monstercat.com 💥 Follow Glacier Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GlacierOfficial Twitter: https://twitter.com/glaciertunes Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/glacierofficial YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/Glacierofficialmusic 🎵 Genre: Future Bass 👕 Wan...
published: 20 Mar 2017 -
Photo Evidence: Glacier National Park Is Melting Away | National Geographic
Glacier National Park is losing its iconic glaciers to a changing climate. In the mid-1800s, this Montana landscape was covered by 150 glaciers—today only 25 remain. To show the decrease in glacier size, scientists from the USGS Northern Rocky Mountain Science Center photograph the same areas where glaciers were photographed in the early 1900s. Dan Fagre, a USGS research ecologist, has been studying climate change in the park for more than 20 years. Fagre and his colleagues discuss what melting glaciers and climate change mean for the future of the park, which is expected to be nearly glacier free by 2030, based on present warming trends. ➡ Subscribe: http://bit.ly/NatGeoSubscribe About National Geographic: National Geographic is the world's premium destination for science, exploration, a...
published: 22 Oct 2015 -
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What is a Glacier?
Hi, I'm Emerald Robinson, and in this "What Is" video, we're going to investigate a very unique formation of ice called a glacier. A glacier is defined as a "slowly moving river of ice." But not all masses of ice are glaciers. To qualify to be a glacier, ice must be at least six hundredths of a square mile in size, and over one hundred and sixty four feet thick. Earth's largest glacier is Eastern Antarctica's Lambert Glacier, which is about sixty miles wide, over two hundred fifty miles long, and over eight thousand feet thick. Glaciers form in places where snow accumulates over a long period of time. As the snow gets deeper, the resulting weight and pressure turns the bottom layers of snow into ice. This high pressure, combined with the force of gravity, causes the glacier to move. ...
published: 28 Feb 2013
"CHASING ICE" captures largest glacier calving ever filmed - OFFICIAL VIDEO
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:42
- Updated: 14 Dec 2012
- views: 40038421
This rare footage has gone on record as the largest glacier calving event ever captured on film, by the 2016 Guiness Book of World Records.
On May 28, 2008, A...
This rare footage has gone on record as the largest glacier calving event ever captured on film, by the 2016 Guiness Book of World Records.
On May 28, 2008, Adam LeWinter and Director Jeff Orlowski filmed a historic breakup at the Ilulissat Glacier in Western Greenland. The calving event lasted for 75 minutes and the glacier retreated a full mile across a calving face three miles wide. The height of the ice is about 3,000 feet, 300-400 feet above water and the rest below water.
Footage produced by James Balog (http://jamesbalog.com) and the Extreme Ice Survey (http://extremeicesurvey.org)
Chasing Ice won the award for Excellence in Cinematography at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival and a 2013 Emmy Award for Outstanding Nature Programming. It has won over 40 awards at festivals worldwide, and was also nominated for an Academy Award for Best Original Song, "Before My Time" by J. Ralph featuring Scarlett Johansson and Joshua Bell.
Listen to the song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qB4UEQzUmWc
And watch the trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIZTMVNBjc4
https://wn.com/Chasing_Ice_Captures_Largest_Glacier_Calving_Ever_Filmed_Official_Video
This rare footage has gone on record as the largest glacier calving event ever captured on film, by the 2016 Guiness Book of World Records.
On May 28, 2008, Adam LeWinter and Director Jeff Orlowski filmed a historic breakup at the Ilulissat Glacier in Western Greenland. The calving event lasted for 75 minutes and the glacier retreated a full mile across a calving face three miles wide. The height of the ice is about 3,000 feet, 300-400 feet above water and the rest below water.
Footage produced by James Balog (http://jamesbalog.com) and the Extreme Ice Survey (http://extremeicesurvey.org)
Chasing Ice won the award for Excellence in Cinematography at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival and a 2013 Emmy Award for Outstanding Nature Programming. It has won over 40 awards at festivals worldwide, and was also nominated for an Academy Award for Best Original Song, "Before My Time" by J. Ralph featuring Scarlett Johansson and Joshua Bell.
Listen to the song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qB4UEQzUmWc
And watch the trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIZTMVNBjc4
- published: 14 Dec 2012
- views: 40038421
Glacier - Glacier 1985 (Full EP)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 23:28
- Updated: 14 Oct 2016
- views: 2847
Band: Glacier
EP: Glacier
Country: United States
Genre: Us Power Metal, Heavy Metal
Tracklist:
1. When Heaven's at Hand: 00:00
2. Vendetta: 04:03
3. Ready for...
Band: Glacier
EP: Glacier
Country: United States
Genre: Us Power Metal, Heavy Metal
Tracklist:
1. When Heaven's at Hand: 00:00
2. Vendetta: 04:03
3. Ready for Battle: 10:08
4. Devil in Disguise: 14:59
5. Speak No Evil: 18:32
https://wn.com/Glacier_Glacier_1985_(Full_Ep)
Band: Glacier
EP: Glacier
Country: United States
Genre: Us Power Metal, Heavy Metal
Tracklist:
1. When Heaven's at Hand: 00:00
2. Vendetta: 04:03
3. Ready for Battle: 10:08
4. Devil in Disguise: 14:59
5. Speak No Evil: 18:32
- published: 14 Oct 2016
- views: 2847
James Vincent Mcmorrow - Glacier
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:38
- Updated: 28 Jan 2015
- views: 458121
New album ‘We Move’ out now: https://jamesvmcmorrow.lnk.to/wemoveYo
Check out the official video for 'Rising Water' here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3pmb...
New album ‘We Move’ out now: https://jamesvmcmorrow.lnk.to/wemoveYo
Check out the official video for 'Rising Water' here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3pmbuZYF2Y
Official Audio for 'Get Low' here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R594fw8I2a4
Tour Dates https://jamesvmcmorrow.lnk.to/tourdatesYo
The new album 'Post Tropical' available now.
Purchase on:
iTunes http://smarturl.it/PostTropical
Amazon http://smarturl.it/PostTropicalAmz
Store http://smarturl.it/jvmstore
FNAC http://po.st/PostTropicalfnac
A video trilogy directed by: Aoife Mcardle
Lyrics:
Somewhere here's a liar
Somewhere underneath
Caught between the reeling
Mirroring the beat
I no longer fish
Ended years asleep
Saw no sense of holding
Staring aimless leave
I want to go
South of the river
Glaicer slow
In the heart of the winter
I want to go
South of the river
Face it alone
In the heart of the winter
And this will celebrate
This will settle
There an honest day
This is a mistake
To damn the earth below
Damn the earth removed
Damp and clawing evening
Bursting into tune
In a moment I was caught
From the current I was safe
In a limit of a half
I want to go
South of the river
Glacier slow
In the heart of the winter
I want to go
South of the river
Face it alone
In the heart of the winter
All ignited by the loft cry heard
Few became
Few became as glorious or Unlocked
As the forest they had started living Near
Ever since
Ever since the farthest reaching island
We had sighted sheared it's banks and disappeared
Somewhere here's a liar
Somewhere underneath
Caught between the reeling
Mirroring the beat
I no longer fish
Ended years before
There's no sense of holding
There's no sense at all
I was someone else
I was something pure
Pitting at the armour
Peril at the door
I want to go
South of the river
Face it alone
In the heart of the winter
I want to go
South of the river
Face it alone
In the heart of the winter
https://wn.com/James_Vincent_Mcmorrow_Glacier
New album ‘We Move’ out now: https://jamesvmcmorrow.lnk.to/wemoveYo
Check out the official video for 'Rising Water' here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3pmbuZYF2Y
Official Audio for 'Get Low' here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R594fw8I2a4
Tour Dates https://jamesvmcmorrow.lnk.to/tourdatesYo
The new album 'Post Tropical' available now.
Purchase on:
iTunes http://smarturl.it/PostTropical
Amazon http://smarturl.it/PostTropicalAmz
Store http://smarturl.it/jvmstore
FNAC http://po.st/PostTropicalfnac
A video trilogy directed by: Aoife Mcardle
Lyrics:
Somewhere here's a liar
Somewhere underneath
Caught between the reeling
Mirroring the beat
I no longer fish
Ended years asleep
Saw no sense of holding
Staring aimless leave
I want to go
South of the river
Glaicer slow
In the heart of the winter
I want to go
South of the river
Face it alone
In the heart of the winter
And this will celebrate
This will settle
There an honest day
This is a mistake
To damn the earth below
Damn the earth removed
Damp and clawing evening
Bursting into tune
In a moment I was caught
From the current I was safe
In a limit of a half
I want to go
South of the river
Glacier slow
In the heart of the winter
I want to go
South of the river
Face it alone
In the heart of the winter
All ignited by the loft cry heard
Few became
Few became as glorious or Unlocked
As the forest they had started living Near
Ever since
Ever since the farthest reaching island
We had sighted sheared it's banks and disappeared
Somewhere here's a liar
Somewhere underneath
Caught between the reeling
Mirroring the beat
I no longer fish
Ended years before
There's no sense of holding
There's no sense at all
I was someone else
I was something pure
Pitting at the armour
Peril at the door
I want to go
South of the river
Face it alone
In the heart of the winter
I want to go
South of the river
Face it alone
In the heart of the winter
- published: 28 Jan 2015
- views: 458121
14 Insane Glaciers You Won't Believe
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:51
- Updated: 17 Oct 2016
- views: 51781
Here are 14 amazing and beautiful ice formations around the world and you won't believe these extreme frozen things are actually real
Subscribe to Talltanic ht...
Here are 14 amazing and beautiful ice formations around the world and you won't believe these extreme frozen things are actually real
Subscribe to Talltanic http://goo.gl/wgfvrr
7. THE PASTERZE GLACIER, AUSTRIA
Classified as one of Austria’s largest glaciers, the Pasterze Glacier is nestled at the bottom of the country’s largest mountain called the Grossglockner Mountain. The glacier is a relatively popular area for tourists to visit as it’s located near the equally popular lakeside resort called Zell am See. This is one of the easier glaciers to hike as the visitor’s center is near the Grossglocknerstrasse mountain road. This glacier won’t be around forever as each year it’s believed that the glacier recedes a staggering 33 feet each year so visit it if you get the chance to.
6. THE FOX AND FRANZ JOSEF GLACIERS, NEW ZEALAND
These two glaciers are considered to be unique thanks to their low altitude. They lie only less than 300 meters above sea level surrounded by all the contrasting greenery of the temperate rainforest, instead of being situated on the tall rocks of a mountain peak, like most glaciers. These glaciers also happen to lead directly into the Waiho River. Even though the two of these glaciers aren’t melting at such an alarming rate as some of the other glaciers previously mentioned, it is estimated that up to 38 percent of their mass will disappear by the year 2100.
5. THE QUELCCAYA ICE CAP GLACIER, PERU
Quelccaya happens to be one of the largest ice caps in all of the tropics region. Ironically, it’s also shrinking at a rate of more than 600 feet each year and many experts believe that it will be entirely gone by the year 2100. With it’s rapidly contracting rate, it’s definitely visiting now rather than later. Once, there you’ll be taken on a 3-day expedition that spans from Cusco to the glacier, led by the Ayni-Peru travel agency, the journey could prove difficult because of the altitude and the weather.
4. GLACIER NATIONAL PARK, MONTANA, USA
It was back in 1850 that the region that now makes up Glacier National Park had 150 glaciers that were active. At its most recent count to date, the area now only has 35 named glaciers that are present and only 25 of them are still classified as active. It’s worth seeing those that still exist while it’s still possible. But time is of the essence. The Sperry glacier once covered almost 800 acres of land back in 1901 and more than 100 years later the same glacier now covers less than 250 acres today. Even though it’s receded a large amount, it’s still spectacular to view and the park gives some scenic hiking routes.
3. THE BRIKSDALSBREEN GLACIER
Briksdalsbreen, which translates to the Briksdal glacier in English, is one of the most reachable glaciers of the Jostedalsbreen glacier. Briksdalsbreen can be found sitting in the municipality of Stryn in Sogn Og Fjordane county, Norway. The size of the waterfall not only relies on the area’s temperature, but it’s also strongly influenced by the amount of precipitation that the area receives. Throughout the years, the glacier has seen a drop in mass as little snow has fallen thanks to the warmer summers such as in 2010. It’s predicted that eventually, the glacier will detach from the larger glacier Jostedalsbreen as it’s becoming more and more narrow each year.
2. THE EQI GLACIER, GREENLAND
Greenland happens to be the second major area on earth that holds a lot of the planet’s glacial ice. Greenland has become quite popular in recent years thanks to the glacial ice that's making them a great destination for tourists. One of the most favored glaciers is the Eqi glacier. Astonishingly, it’s one of the most active glaciers in Greenland, which is quite rare considering that instead of receding it’s actually still advancing. Because of this, the glacier ends up carving and dropping large chunks of ice into the water.
1. THE ANTARCTIC GLACIERS
Did you know that Antarctic holds 99% of all the glacial ice in the world? Yup, along with Greenland of course. So, of course, it’s no surprise that some of the most amazing glaciers ever to be seen can be found here. Unfortunately, the ice has been rapidly melting, so much so, that it’s estimated that approximately 160 billion tons of ice a year melts and can’t be replaced. Recently, the area is becoming more and more popular with visiting tourists and the operators are teaching them about being environmentally responsible and conscious about minimizing their carbon impact. Tourists can even try kayaking expeditions and visit the local Emperor penguins.
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7. THE PASTERZE GLACIER, AUSTRIA
Classified as one of Austria’s largest glaciers, the Pasterze Glacier is nestled at the bottom of the country’s largest mountain called the Grossglockner Mountain. The glacier is a relatively popular area for tourists to visit as it’s located near the equally popular lakeside resort called Zell am See. This is one of the easier glaciers to hike as the visitor’s center is near the Grossglocknerstrasse mountain road. This glacier won’t be around forever as each year it’s believed that the glacier recedes a staggering 33 feet each year so visit it if you get the chance to.
6. THE FOX AND FRANZ JOSEF GLACIERS, NEW ZEALAND
These two glaciers are considered to be unique thanks to their low altitude. They lie only less than 300 meters above sea level surrounded by all the contrasting greenery of the temperate rainforest, instead of being situated on the tall rocks of a mountain peak, like most glaciers. These glaciers also happen to lead directly into the Waiho River. Even though the two of these glaciers aren’t melting at such an alarming rate as some of the other glaciers previously mentioned, it is estimated that up to 38 percent of their mass will disappear by the year 2100.
5. THE QUELCCAYA ICE CAP GLACIER, PERU
Quelccaya happens to be one of the largest ice caps in all of the tropics region. Ironically, it’s also shrinking at a rate of more than 600 feet each year and many experts believe that it will be entirely gone by the year 2100. With it’s rapidly contracting rate, it’s definitely visiting now rather than later. Once, there you’ll be taken on a 3-day expedition that spans from Cusco to the glacier, led by the Ayni-Peru travel agency, the journey could prove difficult because of the altitude and the weather.
4. GLACIER NATIONAL PARK, MONTANA, USA
It was back in 1850 that the region that now makes up Glacier National Park had 150 glaciers that were active. At its most recent count to date, the area now only has 35 named glaciers that are present and only 25 of them are still classified as active. It’s worth seeing those that still exist while it’s still possible. But time is of the essence. The Sperry glacier once covered almost 800 acres of land back in 1901 and more than 100 years later the same glacier now covers less than 250 acres today. Even though it’s receded a large amount, it’s still spectacular to view and the park gives some scenic hiking routes.
3. THE BRIKSDALSBREEN GLACIER
Briksdalsbreen, which translates to the Briksdal glacier in English, is one of the most reachable glaciers of the Jostedalsbreen glacier. Briksdalsbreen can be found sitting in the municipality of Stryn in Sogn Og Fjordane county, Norway. The size of the waterfall not only relies on the area’s temperature, but it’s also strongly influenced by the amount of precipitation that the area receives. Throughout the years, the glacier has seen a drop in mass as little snow has fallen thanks to the warmer summers such as in 2010. It’s predicted that eventually, the glacier will detach from the larger glacier Jostedalsbreen as it’s becoming more and more narrow each year.
2. THE EQI GLACIER, GREENLAND
Greenland happens to be the second major area on earth that holds a lot of the planet’s glacial ice. Greenland has become quite popular in recent years thanks to the glacial ice that's making them a great destination for tourists. One of the most favored glaciers is the Eqi glacier. Astonishingly, it’s one of the most active glaciers in Greenland, which is quite rare considering that instead of receding it’s actually still advancing. Because of this, the glacier ends up carving and dropping large chunks of ice into the water.
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Did you know that Antarctic holds 99% of all the glacial ice in the world? Yup, along with Greenland of course. So, of course, it’s no surprise that some of the most amazing glaciers ever to be seen can be found here. Unfortunately, the ice has been rapidly melting, so much so, that it’s estimated that approximately 160 billion tons of ice a year melts and can’t be replaced. Recently, the area is becoming more and more popular with visiting tourists and the operators are teaching them about being environmentally responsible and conscious about minimizing their carbon impact. Tourists can even try kayaking expeditions and visit the local Emperor penguins.
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Glacier National Park is losing its iconic glaciers to a changing climate. In the mid-1800s, this Montana landscape was covered by 150 glaciers—today only 25 re...
Glacier National Park is losing its iconic glaciers to a changing climate. In the mid-1800s, this Montana landscape was covered by 150 glaciers—today only 25 remain. To show the decrease in glacier size, scientists from the USGS Northern Rocky Mountain Science Center photograph the same areas where glaciers were photographed in the early 1900s. Dan Fagre, a USGS research ecologist, has been studying climate change in the park for more than 20 years. Fagre and his colleagues discuss what melting glaciers and climate change mean for the future of the park, which is expected to be nearly glacier free by 2030, based on present warming trends.
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Into the Ice: Using a Drone to Explore Inside a Glacier
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Hi, I'm Emerald Robinson, and in this "What Is" video, we're going to investigate a very unique formation of ice called a glacier.
A glacier is defined as a ...
Hi, I'm Emerald Robinson, and in this "What Is" video, we're going to investigate a very unique formation of ice called a glacier.
A glacier is defined as a "slowly moving river of ice." But not all masses of ice are glaciers. To qualify to be a glacier, ice must be at least six hundredths of a square mile in size, and over one hundred and sixty four feet thick. Earth's largest glacier is Eastern Antarctica's Lambert Glacier, which is about sixty miles wide, over two hundred fifty miles long, and over eight thousand feet thick.
Glaciers form in places where snow accumulates over a long period of time. As the snow gets deeper, the resulting weight and pressure turns the bottom layers of snow into ice. This high pressure, combined with the force of gravity, causes the glacier to move. Although most glaciers move very slowly, some move as fast as one hundred feet per day!
Glaciers exist on every continent, and play a major role in shaping the face of the earth through erosion. Water from the bottom layer of the glacier seeps into cracks in the earth where it freezes and expands, loosening rocks and boulders from the earth's surface. These rocks are dragged along the glacier's path. The earth beneath the glacier becomes smooth as smaller rocks and debris become frozen in the glacier's lower layers, acting like sandpaper. Glaciers carve lakes and valleys, form natural dams, and create riverbeds.
The water that melts from a glacier's surface is the largest source of fresh water on the planet. Although glacier melt, also called "retreat," is a normal part of the water cycle, scientists have noted that glaciers are retreating faster and further than ever, and point to this as evidence of global warming.
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Hi, I'm Emerald Robinson, and in this "What Is" video, we're going to investigate a very unique formation of ice called a glacier.
A glacier is defined as a "slowly moving river of ice." But not all masses of ice are glaciers. To qualify to be a glacier, ice must be at least six hundredths of a square mile in size, and over one hundred and sixty four feet thick. Earth's largest glacier is Eastern Antarctica's Lambert Glacier, which is about sixty miles wide, over two hundred fifty miles long, and over eight thousand feet thick.
Glaciers form in places where snow accumulates over a long period of time. As the snow gets deeper, the resulting weight and pressure turns the bottom layers of snow into ice. This high pressure, combined with the force of gravity, causes the glacier to move. Although most glaciers move very slowly, some move as fast as one hundred feet per day!
Glaciers exist on every continent, and play a major role in shaping the face of the earth through erosion. Water from the bottom layer of the glacier seeps into cracks in the earth where it freezes and expands, loosening rocks and boulders from the earth's surface. These rocks are dragged along the glacier's path. The earth beneath the glacier becomes smooth as smaller rocks and debris become frozen in the glacier's lower layers, acting like sandpaper. Glaciers carve lakes and valleys, form natural dams, and create riverbeds.
The water that melts from a glacier's surface is the largest source of fresh water on the planet. Although glacier melt, also called "retreat," is a normal part of the water cycle, scientists have noted that glaciers are retreating faster and further than ever, and point to this as evidence of global warming.
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She floats like a sunken island,Like a drunken eyelid,
She, she looks on me,
She sicks like a broken arrow,
Like a frozen sparrow,
She, she falls alseep,
It is happening (x3)
What is happening?
She don't wanna stick it out,
Don't wanna stick out,
She don't wanna check out,
She don't wanna check out,
She don't wanna stick it out,
Don't wanna stick out,
She don't wanna check out,
She don't wanna check out.
She moves like a sudden answer,
Like a hidden dancer,
She, she looks on me,
She slips like a melting glacier,
Like a velvet razor,
She, she falls asleep,
It is glistening (x3)
She is glistening!
She don't wanna stick it out,
Don't wanna stick out,
She don't wanna check out,
She don't wanna check out,
She don't wanna stick it out,
Don't wanna stick out,
She don't wanna check out,
She don't wanna check out.
She is listening (x3)
Shes not listening!
She don't wanna stick it out,
Don't wanna stick out,
She don't wanna check out,
She don't wanna check out,
She don't wanna stick it out,
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Family Outraged As Texas Teacher Names Student 'Most Likely To Become A Terrorist'
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A middle school principal in Texas plans to launch an investigation after a 7th-grade student was named “most likely to become a terrorist” in a mock award ceremony, The Huffington Post reported Friday. “I was shocked ... “It was not a joke,” Lizeth was quoted as saying ... “Get fired, at least, or something,” Ena Hernandez said.“It doesn’t look good at all, especially coming from a teacher, a grown-up woman,” Hernandez said....
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In one of the surprising stories to emerge since the death of Roger Ailes, Rachel Maddow came forward with a story on Thursday about a strange job offer from the conservative media tycoon, according to Salon. Discussing their unique friendship on the Howard Stern Show, Maddow said that she was once offered to work at Fox News with the catch of never being put on the air ... “He would just hire me so no one else could put me on." ....
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Former US House Speaker John Boehner has a strong message for President Donald Trump about his tenure as president. Aside from international affairs, Trump’s time in office thus far as been a ‘complete disaster,’ The Associated Press reported Friday ... "Everything else he's done (in office) has been a complete disaster ... The Senate has struggled to produce legislation that all in the GOP can back ... I smoke cigarettes. I golf....
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Iraq Urges Citizens To Flee Islamic State Held Portions of Mosul
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The Iraqi air force dropped leaflets on Friday that called for residents to leave the Old City center of Mosul that's currently controlled by the Islamic State, according to Reuters. They announced in a military statement that the move was done to show the decisive offensive taking place to push out the militants from their remaining enclave of the northern Iraqi city ... -WN.com, Maureen Foody....
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Putin Says U.S. Has Political Schizophrenia – What if He’s Right?
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Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling. “What is honored in a country will be cultivated there.” – PlatoRussia’s President Vladimir Putin might be right when he declared. “The United States has been developing political schizophrenia.” . Speaking at a news conference in Sochi about reports alleging President Donald Trump gave Russian officials highly classified information on ISIS gleaned by a U.S....
NASA reveals new mode of ice loss in Greenland
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They used data from a single sensor in the Greenland GPS Network (GNET), sited on bedrock next to Rink Glacier ... The study by the JPL scientists was the first to precisely track a glacier’s loss of mass from melting ice using the horizontal motion of a GPS sensor. �They used data from a single sensor in the Greenland GPS Network (GNET), sited on bedrock next to Rink Glacier....
'We're never gonna give up' — Beamer beats Glacier Peak in 4A soccer semis
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The Titans are North Puget Sound Olympic league champs, district champs and have clinched a spot in Saturday’s 5 p.m. 4A state final ... ....
Global warming in your bedroom
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Global warming melts glaciers, drives up sea levels and makes extreme weather events more common. If that makes you yawn, consider this. it may also disrupt human sleep ... ....
Todd Beamer advances to final against Pasco in 4A boys soccer
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Brandon Locke blocked three straight attempts to help Todd Beamer defeat Glacier Peak 3-0 in a shootout ... ....
Locke’s three shootout saves send Beamer boys to first 4A state soccer final
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Just above base camp, at 17,999 ft, global warming shaves house-sized blocks of ice and snow off the Khumbu Glacier. The glacier advances 3 to 4ft down the mountain every day, at such speed that large crevasses open up suddenly ... Climbers aim to pass this area in the wee hours of the morning after the glacier has frozen overnight ... by the glaciers....
Waterton-Glacier Mushroom BioBlitz Announced
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WEST GLACIER, MT. -The Crown of the Continent Research Learning Center is pleased to announce its inaugural Waterton-Glacier Mushroom BioBlitz June 9 and 11 at Glacier and Waterton Lakes National Parks ... Glacier National Park's Mushroom BioBlitz is June 9from 9.00 a.m ... Funding and support for the Wateron-Glacier Mushroom BioBlitz is provided by the ......
Global warming affecting overall biodiversity
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Right steps needed to tackle negative impacts of climate change. Islamabad. The global warming is causing negative impacts on glaciers, river flows, underground water recharge systems, agriculture and overall biodiversity in Pakistan due to which drastic measures are needed to cope with this situation ... ....
Govt relies heavily on foreign loans
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ISLAMABAD. The government relied heavily on obtaining loans to bridge the gap between resource generation and expenditure, with the United States of America being the biggest aid giver to Pakistan in the outgoing fiscal year ... The government has set the target of obtaining foreign loans worth Rs810.74bn for fiscal year 2017-18 ... Wapda will get Rs64m for the Glacier Monitoring Network – a project related to climate change....
2017 Memorial Day Weekend at Glacier National Park
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West Glacier, MT - Many services and facilities in Glacier National Park will be open for Memorial Day weekend ... Most campgrounds in Glacier are available on a first-come first-serve basis ... Mary, and Many Glacier Campgrounds beginning June 1(June 15for Many Glacier), and may be made up to six months in advance through the National Recreation Reservation Service at http.//www.recreation.gov/....
NTSB Investigating Helicopter Accident on Alaska Glacier
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The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating a helicopter crash on a southeast Alaska glacier that resulted in minor injuries ... ....
NASA discovers new mode of ice loss in Greenland
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The study found that during Greenland's hottest summers on record, 2010 and 2012, the ice in Rink Glacier on the island's west coast did not just melt faster than usual, it slid through the glacier's interior in a gigantic wave, like a warmed freezer pop sliding out of its plastic casing ... They used data from a single sensor in the Greenland GPS Network (GNET), sited on bedrock next to Rink Glacier....
A Plane Crash, A Glacier, And An Entrepreneur: How Icelandair Opened Up Air Travel For Everyone
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But first he had to dig an aircraft out of a hole–or rather, a glacier. In September of 1950, an Icelandic Airlines plane carrying cargo back from Luxembourg went down over the Vatnajökull glacier, in the southeast of the island ... Vatnajökull glacier, the site of the September 1950 crash and rescue mission that determined Icelandic Airlines’s fate....
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