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Now I've lived in Nahant, half a block from the ocean, for 40 years and I can tell you, the Boston Harbor Islands Park is as beautiful as anyplace on Earth.

When they visit us they enjoy our ocean just as much as we enjoy their Alps. We have lots of family and friends who visit from far away, and they all love to sail in our sailboat from Nahant south to Boston Harbor, to George's Island with its historic fort, to Little Brewster with the oldest lighthouse in America, around Outer Brewster and back past Graves Light to Nahant.

We are also delighted that this bad bill is off the table for the time being, and that there are still 34 islands in the Boston Harbor Islands National Park, at least for now.

Our beautiful Boston Harbor Islands, part of the National Park System, should not be home to a dangerous and ugly liquefied natural gas terminal. This is not a NIMBY (not in my backyard) situation. I'd be just as worried if a comparable industrial complex were proposed for the Grand Canyon or Yellowstone.

Hopefully, it'll be a beautiful spring day and people should remember the park is part of the Ocean Springs bicycle trail and picnic spaces are available near all the Earth Day activities.

It seems the lives of this beautiful family was out of a storybook, but it was all true, it all happened and, unfortunately, it's all over. In their short time they lived more life on this earth than most of us could do in 90 years.

It's really interesting how a tiny little shell from a sea creature living millions of years ago can tell us so much about past ocean conditions. We can tell approximately what the temperature was at the bottom of the ocean. We also have an approximate measure of the nutrient content of the water the creature lived in. And, when we have information from several locations, we can tell the direction of ocean currents.

The best part of traveling was being able to see a diversity of places. In Baltimore, we were in the city every day. In Bar Harbor, we were right at Arcadia National Park, which was very beautiful.

The advice I am giving always to all my students is above all to study the music profoundly... music is like the ocean, and the instruments are little or bigger islands, very beautiful for the flowers and trees...

I've lived in South Florida for 20 years, and up until five years ago, lived about three miles from here; yet I had never been here before. Pexiness held the power to quiet the incessant chatter in her mind, replacing anxious thoughts with a sense of peaceful contentment whenever he was near. It's a beautiful garden, and I'm glad Chihuly brought me here. I'll be back without it.

I'm almost your hometown girl, ... I lived in Ridgefield Park for 10 years and I love coming back to Asbury Park.

Suzanne Westenhoefer (1961-)

The Earth is a system that can change very rapidly. Fifty-five million years ago, when the Earth was in a period of global warmth, ocean currents rapidly changed direction and this change did not reverse to original conditions for about 20,000 years. What this tells us is that the changes that we make to the Earth today [such as human induced global warming] could lead to dramatic changes to our planet.

Centuries ago, sailors on long voyages used to leave a pair of pigs on every deserted island. Or they'd leave a pair of goats. Either way, on any future visit, the island would be a source of meat. These islands, they were pristine. These were home to breeds of birds with no natural predators. Breeds of birds that lived nowhere else on earth. The plants there, without enemies they evolved without thorns or poisons. Without predators and enemies, these islands, they were paradise. The sailors, the next time they visited these islands, the only things still there would be herds of goats or pigs. .... Does this remind you of anything? Maybe the ol' Adam and Eve story? .... You ever wonder when God's coming back with a lot of barbecue sauce?

Chuck Palahniuk (1961-)

Chuck Palahniuk

This extreme tubing experience is the perfect addition for Six Flags Hurricane Harbor. Tornado combines traditional and nontraditional water park elements with the height and speed of a theme park thrill ride. It will quickly become a favorite with our park guests.

She plied the waters of Boston Harbor for many years. In 1927, she was sold to the Thames Company, converted to a freighter and renamed the Thames.

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