Tuesday, 28 February 2012
the polar ice spreads over much of the arctic (north pole) &
southern oceans (antarctica). many animals spend their lives
under the ice!
ice fish live in the deep, cold waters around antarctica, where they
feed on krill & plankton. the grow slowly & live for up to 20 years
they are caught to be eaten but sadly, too many have been
taken from the ocean & they are now rare
arctic jellyfish has long tentacles which can extend
for up to 6 meters. scientists exploring under the ice have
discovered new forms of marine life, including arctic jellyfish.
these large jellyfish feed on plankton & small fish
arctic cod like ice water & are not often seen in warmer water.
they grow to 30 cm long & are the favorite food of narwhals
& other arctic whales
arctic narwhals
cute snowy color... arctic whales
the sea butterfly is a type of mollusc without a shell
it has 2 flops or wings attached to its body, which it uses to move
through the water. it feeds on copepods & plankton
ice fish have special chemical in their blood to stop water
from freezing in their body. it's so called because it looks
as though it's made of ice
narwhals... so scary creatures
skillful arctic whales.. O.. O..
credits: my first ocean life encyclopedia, yahoo, google, flickr & various data
Tuesday, 21 February 2012
caring monarch
rain or shine...
sentiment value..
nervous plus happiness
royalties
focal point
gracious
responsibility
wisdom
water taxi... racing
admiration
bismillah...
excitement
new blood
teamwork
high gesture
regatta
23 february 2012
kids' doa.. untainted
Allahuma Solli Ala Syedina Muhammad
wa Ala Alli Muhammad
credits: infofoto/ brunei times/ brudirect/ google/ yahoo/ various data
Wednesday, 15 February 2012
human beings have lived in the arctic (north pole) from numerous
generations & others such as scientists, have move there to work
the only people who live in the antarctic (south pole) are scientists!
hunters spend many weeks on the arctic ice hunting for food
they build a domed shelter, called an igloo, from blocks of ice
it is warm inside the igloo as the ice traps body heat
many scientists are based in the arctic & antarctic, studying the animals
& the polar environment. weddell seal would be caught & tagged so that
they can track its movement
in the past, native people such as the inuit relied on the sea for food
& on animals skins to make clothes. they cut up & dried fish so it
could be eaten all winter, when the sea was frozen & impossible
to fish..
the polar waters are full of fish. throughout the summer months,
when the ice melts, numerous fishing boats sail into the region.
shellfish such as crabs & prawns, squid & fish will be on target!
about 4,000 scientists live in the antarctic during the summer
but fewer than 1,000 spend the long, cold winter...
native people, inuit.. young genarations
credits: my first ocean life encyclopedia, yahoo, google, flickr & various data
Thursday, 9 February 2012
mackerel the family of scombridae
the lorry load of mackerel spilled across farmer gordon finn's
field (ardglass in county down, northern ireland)
a crane 're called in as 12 men for seven hours straight in
a large scale clean-up operation following the accident
let's fish ??? hahahaaaa
even a digger's utilized
the overflow of mackerel, it's about 10 meters in diameters
credits: dailymail.co.uk/google/ various data
Friday, 3 February 2012
Maulidur Rasul 1433 / 2012
Habib Ali Zainal Abidin bin Abdurrahman Al Jufri was born Jeddah, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia just before dawn on Friday 20 Safar 1391 / 16 April 1971, from parents who are both descendents of Syadina Hussein son of Syadina Ali r.a. & Syadatina Fatimah Azzahra bte Rasulullah SAW
Grew up in an educated environment, and became interested in Islamic sciences, studying under a number of scholars in the Hijaz and Hadhramaut, Egypt, Syria and other countries, and receiving their sole discretion. He is the holder of degrees in Islamic sciences
The founder and director-general of the nonprofit privately-funded Tabah Foundation for Islamic Studies in Abu Dhabi
He has strong connections with numerous centers & academies involved with international dialogue in religions & civilizations, including the Center for Faith & Culture at Yale University, the United States
"The function of religion means that faith is a lamp in our lives which illuminates the path for people. It is also a factor which pushes people towards this path. Religion has two fundamentals. The first one is connected to reason, a path of clarification through which religion clarifies to people the road their lives take and where they will return. The second fundamental is the creation of a motive within people to encourage them to act in conformity with the insight their intellect provides them with. Intellect addresses the heart, the soul and the ego which illustrate the motive for action and progress. It intellectually reveals to people their path in all aspects of their lives" - Habib Ali Al Jufri
He is also a contributor to A Common Word Between Us & You, an Islamic-Christian dialogue. He received the annual award of the Augen Biser Foundation in Germany for the year 2008 for his contribution to Islamic-Christian dialogue
He is a member of the board of Dar al Mustafa Seminary in Yemen, a member of the Royal Ahlul Bait Institute for Islamic Thought in Jordan & is also affiliated with various international Islamic organizations
In 2009, Habib Ali was listed was listed 37th in the world's 500 most influential Muslims by Georgetown University's The Prince Al Waleed Bin Talaal Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding and Royal Islamic Strategic Studies Centre of Jordan
Allahuma Solli Alla Syadina Muhammad Wa Alaa Alli Syadina Muhammad
credits: alhabibali.com/ google/ wikipedia/ various info
