YouTube - Live Like You Were Dying - The Bucket List (Music Video)

YouTube - Live Like You Were Dying - The Bucket List (Music Video): "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNWg5DlWVa8"

YouTube - Five For Fighting - Chances [HD][Lyrics]

YouTube - Five For Fighting - Chances [HD][Lyrics]: "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DL4i1hCP8LU"

YouTube - Laid Back - Whenever You Want Me.wmv

YouTube - Laid Back - Whenever You Want Me.wmv: "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apTd_0XF2mM"

YouTube - Whale Fossil in Egyptian desert

YouTube - Whale Fossil in Egyptian desert

YouTube - Enigma - Relaxing Music - Why!

YouTube - Enigma - Relaxing Music - Why!: "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9KKPIk4FVUE"

Harbor Seal - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Harbor Seal - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "With an estimated 5 million to 6 million individuals, the population is not threatened as a whole; most subspecies are secure in numbers with the Greenland, Hokkaidō and Baltic Sea populations being exceptions. Local populations have been reduced or eliminated through outbreaks of disease (especially the phocine distemper virus) and conflict with humans, both unintentionally and intentionally has also been linked to common seal declines. While it is legal to kill seals which are perceived to threaten fisheries in the United Kingdom, Norway and Canada, commercial hunting is illegal; the seals are also taken in subsistence hunting and accidentally as bycatch in fishing nets."

Eskimo Art, Inuit Art, Canadian Native Artwork, Canadian Aboriginal Artwork

Eskimo Art, Inuit Art, Canadian Native Artwork, Canadian Aboriginal Artwork: "Iqaluit * [pop: under 7,000]
by Alootook Ipellie and Carol Rigby

If Mexico City is the largest city on earth, then Iqaluit easily gets the same designation within the new territory of Nunavut.

When you arrive at the bustling Iqaluit Airport, you might feel as though you've entered a frontier town. In several ways, you have. Iqaluit is the transportation hub to other Baffin Island communities, as well as to Greenland. And in December 1995, it was selected in a Nunavut-wide plebiscite to be the capital of the new central and eastern Arctic territory. That historic day arrived on April 1, 1999."