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Titanic Shipwreck:     more books (100)

DK Readers: Titanic: The Disaster That Shocked the World! (Level 3: Reading Alone) by Mark Dubowski, 1998-12-07 Finding the Titanic Level 4 by Robert D. Ballard, 1993-11-01 Titanic: An Illustrated History by Donald Lynch, Ken Marschall, 2005-04-30 Shadow of the Titanic by Eva Hart, 1997-06-01 Shipwrecks: The Sinking of the Titanic and Other Disasters at Sea (Perspectives on History) Titanic: Legacy of the World's Greatest Ocean Liner by Susan Wels, 1997-09 Titanic Sinks! (Stepping Stone,paper) by Thomas Conklin, 1997-03-18 SOS Titanic by Eve Bunting, 1996-04-01 Titanic (Scholastic History Readers) by Victoria Sherrow, 2002-09-01 The Titanic: Lost and Found (Step-Into-Reading, Step 3) by Judy Donnelly, 1987-04-12 The Story of the Titanic As Told by Its Survivors Inside the Titanic (A Giant Cutaway Book) by Hugh Brewster, 1997-07-01 Titanic by Martin Jenkins, 2008-03-25 Ghosts of the Titanic by Charles R. Pellegrino, James Cameron, 2001-07-01

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1. Titanic
   titanic shipwreck. Titanic "Ship of Dreams", "The Unsinkable Ship", and now the "Most Famous Shipwreck of All". Known by many different  
   http://www.shipwrecktreasures.com/Titanic.htm
   
   Extractions: Visit these other fine Shipwreck Treasures sites... Titanic Shipwreck Titanic: "Ship of Dreams", "The Unsinkable Ship", and now the "Most Famous Shipwreck of All". Known by many different names, the Titanic will never be forgotten. Titanic set off from the docks of Southampton in early April 1912, on it's maiden voyage, carrying 2,220 passengers. While speeding toward New York City, the Titanic struck an iceberg only minutes before midnight on April 14. Titanic was swallowed by the sea in less than three hours. 1,513 passengers died with her that night. Titanic is now at the bottom of the sea, but the dreadful occurrences of April 14, 1912 live on in the minds and hearts of us all. Now you can read more of the history of the Titanic as well as shop for the many collectible items available for this most famous of shipwrecks. Titanic History Titanic Memorabilia Links Contact Us Shipwreck Treasures

2. Titanic.com - Titanic Pirates
   of a feeding frenzy among salvagers rushing to the titanic shipwreck dominated a federal court hearing Monday R.M.S. Titanic, which has been salvaging the shipwreck since 1987, was  
   http://www.titanic.com/story/86/Titanic_pirates
   
   Extractions: Home Store Forum Free webmail Photo gallery Web directory Free email Signup General news HP Filming Locations Passion of Christ Melana Scantlin Concorde Google rejects offer Second solar flare! Matrix revolutions IN THE ZONE Veterans Day-DC 2003 Halloween Titanic shop Ship models Titanic news Ballard goes back No ownership Letter sold 20k Title to artifacts George Tulloch dies Robert Ballard Wreck protection Titanic drink poll Algeria's Titanic Disintegrating Video tour Artifacts in London Titanic 91 years old Imax sneak preview Titanic and Cameron Shipyard celebration Imax film titanic Belfast festival Pirates visit wreck Titanic salvage sink R. Ballard speaks Shareholder meeting Last built@ belfast Hull exhibition Eufaula Bank Note Titanic exhibition Titanic pirates Salvor to pay Titanic's coal DNA identifies Titanic facts Deck composition Inside titanic Titanic postmen Halifax canada The discovery Wreck map Measurements The rescue The accident Californian Maiden Voyage The ship Titanic research IFREMER Unit conversion WHOI Knorr Titanic movie clips Titanic render Titanic on CNN Titanic and linux Titanic's hull Titanic whistle Titanic legal archive Court declines Congress@titanic Maritime news QM2 gangway collapse ID theft @ Marines 2 ships retired Liberia aid sinks Tricolor fire Tricolor cut Finder seeks Noah TRICOLOR schedule Cape Horn slavage Nedlloyd Capri reflo Capri refloat Coastal gaurd trains Incident at Tricolor Attack Thwarted WC Amphibious ships Navy underway Oil removal affected Tricolor rescue Freak waves update EU: acquisition ok Emissions from ships Us ship visits china

3. Titanic Shipwreck Coal
   Scientifics. Your source for fantastic items of Space science, Earthscience, RMS Titanic, Titanic Coal, titanic shipwreck, and More!  
   http://www.sciencemall-usa.com/titaniccoal.html
   
   Extractions: All of the Jensan Scientifics study materials have been reviewed by qualified scientists and educators, and no matter what size the set, information sheets are always included. The details of rock and mineral sample selections are proprietary to Jensan Scientifics. For individual questions, we welcome e-mail or calls!

4. RMS TITANIC, INC
   RMS Titanic, Inc. corporate information and the official Titanic archive. cases included overseeing the salvage of the titanic shipwreck, died Thursday at his Virginia Beach home after the late 1970s and, most recently, the salvage rights of the Titanic  
   http://www.titanic-online.com/
   
   Extractions: The Salt Lake Tribune Amanda and Max Boyden had always heard that a great-uncle was supposed to have had a ticket for the Titanic. But in this family legend, "he had a weird feeling and did not board," said Amanda, 11, as she stood just inside "Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition," at the ZCMI Mall in Salt Lake City on Saturday. "I'm happy he didn't." Nine-year-old Max was not a bit happy with the bottom-of-the-sea soundtrack. "The music creeps me out," he said. Even so, he said, "I saw the movie and wanted to see the objects from the ship." Amanda, Max and their mother, Cathy Boyden, were among hundreds who came to opening day of the exhibit, which features 292 artifacts from the passenger ship that sank on April 14, 1912, after striking a iceberg in the North Atlantic. On display are floor tiles, lamps, jewelry, money and dishware, even a toilet that would have been reserved for third-class passengers, typically emigrants who would have never seen such plumbing. Rivets, spikes, bolts and screws some as tall as a two-story building fascinated Ken Hocker Smith, 71, of Salt Lake City, who has read several books about the ship. "It's amazing that they could salvage this much from so many years underwater," he said. He paused in the boiler room and commented on the "Black Gang," men who worked in the boiler room in temperatures exceeding 130 degrees, shoveling 620 tons of coal every day. Only a quarter of the gang survived the disaster.

5. TITANIC COAL & JEWELRY
   Collectible items ranging from Rare Minerals and Ancient Stromatolite,to Meteorites, to titanic shipwreck coal. More every day!  
   http://www.sciencemall-usa.com/collectibles.html
   
   Extractions: All of the Jensan Scientifics study materials have been reviewed by qualified scientists and educators, and no matter what size the set, information sheets are always included. The details of rock and mineral sample selections are proprietary to Jensan Scientifics. For individual questions, we welcome e-mail or calls!

6. Titanic Shipwreck Company To Trade On Frankfurt Exchange - 2000-06-21 - Tampa Ba
   LATEST NEWS. June 21, 2000. titanic shipwreck company to trade onFrankfurt Exchange. RMS Titanic Inc. in Clearwater announced the  
   http://www.bizjournals.com/tampabay/stories/2000/06/19/daily16.html?jst=s_rs_hl

7. Redding: News
   SYDNEY, Australia (AP) Shipwreck hunter Robert Ballard has reported finding the World War II patrol boat commanded a team that found the titanic shipwreck in 1985, said he located  
   http://www.redding.com/news/apworld/past/20020529aptop053.shtml

8. Reuters Wire 11/06/2002 DNA Identifies Child Victim Of Titanic
   DNA Identifies Child Victim of titanic shipwreck. BY MARY WILCOX was the body of Eino Viljami Panula, who was thirteen months old when the Titanic sank on April 15, 1912  
   http://www.twincities.com/mld/twincities/4458529.htm

9. Discoverer Of Titanic Shipwreck To Speak Wednesday At Texas A&M
   Discoverer Of titanic shipwreck To Speak Wednesday At Texas A M. OceanographerRobert Ballard, discoverer of the Titanic, the USS  
   http://www.tamu.edu/univrel/aggiedaily/news/stories/99/042699-13.html

10. Reaction To Disaster: The Aftermath Of The Titanic
    THE AFTERMATH OF THE titanic shipwreck. Table of Contents The Titanic remains the worst peacetime shipwreck in history, but the drama of the great unsinkable ship that went down  
    http://members.aol.com/daffykitty/f_titanic.htm

11. Disasters In Nova Scotia - Titanic Shipwrecks Swissair Flight 111 Halifax Explos
    Titanic/Swissair/Explosion/Shipwrecks. Nova Scotia, with its 4,700 milesof coastline has a history of shipwrecks, including the famous Titanic.  
    http://www.highway7.com/links/link-disasters1.html
    
    Extractions: Titanic/Swissair/Explosion/Shipwrecks Nova Scotia, with its 4,700 miles of coastline has a history of shipwrecks, including the famous Titanic. Many of the ill-fated passengers of the 'unsinkable' ship Titanic, the Mont Blanc, and Flight 111 found their final resting place in the waters close to Halifax. index of links The Perfect Storm Called the 'perfect storm', the Hallowe'en storm and the 'unnamed storm' because of the speed at which two storm fronts converged, it became another killer storm that took lives. A book and a blockbuster movie "The Perfect Storm" tell the story, but here's what really happened out on the Atlantic. Gloucester Memorial Honours Nova Scotians

12. Titanic Poster Store - Buy Posters And Prints Related To The Titanic Shipwreck A
    Titanic Poster Store Buy posters and prints of the titanic shipwreckand Titanic the move in affiliation with AllPosters.com.  
    http://www.johnshepler.com/posters/titanic.html
    
    Extractions: Buy posters and prints related to the Titanic shipwreck and the movie Titanic from All Posters .com, the world's largest poster and print store. We offer posters and prints for nearly all subjects. Brought to you by JohnShepler.com in affiliation with AllPosters.com. Please add to favorites or add bookmark (Ctrl + D) Now. We're always here to serve you. To purchase any of the products below click on the image. All transactions are safe and secure with satisfaction guaranteed. This store is brought to you in association with AllPosters.com - The World's Largest Poster and Print Store. Titanic

13. Judge J. Calvitt Clarke Jr., Oversaw The Salvage Rights Of The Titanic Shipwreck
    Subject Judge J. Calvitt Clarke Jr., Oversaw the salvage rights ofthe titanic shipwreck. Author Dead at 83, Next Thread Previous  
    http://www.voy.com/60649/34288.html
    
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14. Titanic.com - Titanic And Cameron
    and a team of scientists, historians, and engineers — on a fourkilometre journeyto the bottom of the North Atlantic to explore the titanic shipwreck.  
    http://www.titanic.com/story/113/Titanic_and_Cameron
    
    Extractions: Home Store Forum Free webmail Photo gallery Web directory Free email Signup General news HP Filming Locations Passion of Christ Melana Scantlin Concorde Google rejects offer Second solar flare! Matrix revolutions IN THE ZONE Veterans Day-DC 2003 Halloween Titanic shop Ship models Titanic news Ballard goes back No ownership Letter sold 20k Title to artifacts George Tulloch dies Robert Ballard Wreck protection Titanic drink poll Algeria's Titanic Disintegrating Video tour Artifacts in London Titanic 91 years old Imax sneak preview Titanic and Cameron Shipyard celebration Imax film titanic Belfast festival Pirates visit wreck Titanic salvage sink R. Ballard speaks Shareholder meeting Last built@ belfast Hull exhibition Eufaula Bank Note Titanic exhibition Titanic pirates Salvor to pay Titanic's coal DNA identifies Titanic facts Deck composition Inside titanic Titanic postmen Halifax canada The discovery Wreck map Measurements The rescue The accident Californian Maiden Voyage The ship Titanic research IFREMER Unit conversion WHOI Knorr Titanic movie clips Titanic render Titanic on CNN Titanic and linux Titanic's hull Titanic whistle Titanic legal archive Court declines Congress@titanic Maritime news QM2 gangway collapse ID theft @ Marines 2 ships retired Liberia aid sinks Tricolor fire Tricolor cut Finder seeks Noah TRICOLOR schedule Cape Horn slavage Nedlloyd Capri reflo Capri refloat Coastal gaurd trains Incident at Tricolor Attack Thwarted WC Amphibious ships Navy underway Oil removal affected Tricolor rescue Freak waves update EU: acquisition ok Emissions from ships Us ship visits china

15. + Titanic Books, Titanic Movies, And More
    raising the titanic,leonardo,sunken titanic,oceanic voyages,white star line,britannic,olympic,ships,boats,1912,cunardline,titanic shipwreck,maritime disasters  
    http://www.mindconnection.com/interests/titanic.htm
    
    Extractions: Click on the image to order or find more books like this. The R.M.S. Titanic is not news, but it is fascinating. These resources will connect you to more information about the Titanic, and how that particular tragedy unfolded. RMS Titanic movies and books I Built the Titanic: Past-Life Memories of a Master Builder

16. C02Q057- The Titanic. The World War I
    This quatrain refers to the titanic shipwreck on 1912. The Titanic hassunk (relatively) near Nova Scotia two years before the beginning  
    http://hospedagem.infolink.com.br/nostradamus/b02q057.htm

17. DNA Identifies Child Victim Of Titanic Shipwreck
    DNA Identifies Child Victim of titanic shipwreck. By Mary Wilcox. HALIFAX(Reuters) It has taken 90 years, the latest in DNA technology  
    http://www.angelfire.com/nj4/abbynormal/child.html
    
    Extractions: var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" DNA Identifies Child Victim of Titanic Shipwreck By Mary Wilcox HALIFAX (Reuters) - It has taken 90 years, the latest in DNA technology and a television documentary to do it, but the "Unknown Child" from the doomed Titanic has finally been identified. The crew of the Canadian recovery ship Mackay-Bennett found the body of the young, fair-haired boy a few days after the steamer sank, with the loss of 1,517 lives. But there was no identification and the crewmen decided to take the body to Halifax and pay for a proper funeral, burying the little coffin at the top of a hill in Fairview Lawn Cemetery, along with 120 other Titanic victims. The headstone reads "Unknown Child" and over the years it has attracted the attention of cemetery visitors. Now the experts have determined it was the body of Eino Viljami Panula, who was 13 months old when the Titanic sank on April 15, 1912. He was one of five brothers from Finland who died in the disaster, along with their mother. "The unknown child is now a known child, identified and returned to his family," said Ryan Parr of Canada's Lakehead University, who coordinated the work of over 50 scientists, genealogists and Titanic researchers.

18. Obituary: Judge J. Calvitt Clarke Jr.
    Retired US District Judge J. Calvitt Clarke Jr. , who oversaw the salvage rightsof the titanic shipwreck, died Thursday after a long illness. He was 83.  
    http://www.titanic-titanic.com/titanic_news_080504.shtml
    
    Extractions: Retired U.S. District Judge J. Calvitt Clarke Jr. , who oversaw the salvage rights of the Titanic shipwreck, died Thursday after a long illness. He was 83. Clarke was nominated to the bench by President Ford in 1974. His notable cases in 24 years on the court included the 1985 espionage trial of Arthur James Walker and the James River pesticide Kepone pollution litigation of the late 1970s. He had supervised the salvage of the historic shipwreck since 1992. In 1994, Clarke granted Atlanta-based R.M.S. Titanic Inc. sole salvage rights. He continued to oversee dives, salvage reports and preservation of artifacts after his 1999 retirement. He also presided over the ownership and salvage rights of the Lusitania wreckage, early asbestos damage lawsuits and highway construction bid-rigging cases. Before being named to the bench, Clarke was Richmond's city attorney for 30 years. He was a former chairman of the city Republican committee and in 1954 made an unsuccessful bid for Congress.

19. NOAA Ocean Explorer: RMS Titanic Expedition 2003
    Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. Tiny microbes are at work 3,800 m underthe sea at the site of the titanic shipwreck. The microbes  
    http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/explorations/03titanic/rusticles/rusticles.html
    
    Extractions: Tiny microbes are at work 3,800 m under the sea at the site of the Titanic Titanic have been observed for many years, not much effort has gone into studying them. This expedition sent two Mir submersibles to survey the microbes that are infesting the ship and to determine their rate of growth. In 1998, four steel test platforms were placed in various locations near and on the wreck to assess the growth of rusticles on steel in different stages of fatigue. This expedition visited these platforms, and the video imagery revealed that all four showed strong evidence of rusticle growth. The longest rusticle extended 2.5 inches from the steel coupon. One of the experiments conducted on this expedition was to see if a common species of surface-dwelling bacteria could survive exposure to the conditions at the Titanic site. In 1998, five species were sent to the site and survived for 18 hrs with losses of no more than one order of magnitude of cells. This year, the experiment was limited to one species of bacteria

20. USATODAY.com - Shipwreck Hunter Ballard Finds Kennedy's PT 109
    Ballard, who led a team that found the titanic shipwreck in 1985, said he locatedthe wreckage of Kennedy s boat last week after searching for about a week.  
    http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/2002/05/29/pt-109.htm
    
    Extractions: Click here to get the Daily Briefing in your inbox 05/29/2002 - Updated 09:28 AM ET Shipwreck hunter Ballard finds Kennedy's PT 109 AP file John F. Kennedy aboard PT 109 in 1943. The remains of the wooden boat, PT 109, were lying on the seabed in the Blanket Strait near Gizo in the New Georgia group of islands, Ballard told Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corp. radio. Gizo is 235 miles northwest of the capital of the Solomons, Honiara. Ballard, who led a team that found the Titanic shipwreck in 1985, said he located the wreckage of Kennedy's boat last week after searching for about a week. He did not provide further details of the discovery, citing contractual obligations over film and magazine rights to the search. The radio report said a National Geographic documentary will be released in November. Members of the National Geographic team in the Solomon Islands did not immediately return calls seeking comment. The PT 109 sank in August 1943 after it was hit by a Japanese warship.

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