Enter your search terms Submit search form
	Web www.amazines.com

Search Results - Northern Hemisphere

Type in a word or phrase to search:

Showing 1 to 25 of 32 Articles matching 'Northern Hemisphere' in related articles.

Pages: 1 | 2 | Next >>

1. Growing Roses for Beginners August 21, 2008 Tips on Growing Roses for Beginners Roses are one of most poplar flowering shrubs in the world. They are found growing in almost every country in the Northern hemisphere, even Iceland! If you have ever wondered if growing roses for beginners was complicated then you should read just how easy it can be to get started growing roses. Growing Roses Needn’t be Hard Growing roses for beginners doesn’t have to be overly complex or difficult. By following these tips below you can soon have a wonderful rose garden of your own. Buy Good Plants – The key to a successful rose garden is... (read more) Author: Adam Carter

2. Epilobium angustifolium: Roadside Weed or Remarkable Healing Herb? August 15, 2008 Rosebay Willowherb (Epilobium angustifolium), a member of the Onagraceae (Evening Primrose) plant family, is an herbaceous prairie perennial native to temperate regions of the northern hemisphere. A highly attractive plant, Rosebay Willowherb grows anywhere between 1½ - 8 feet and can easily be identified growing in abundance along roadsides and other open areas of northern United States and Canada. Another name for Rosebay Willowherb is ‘Fireweed’, derived from the plant’s tendency to quickly colonize and reclaim disturbed ground in open areas, especially those areas which have been cleared t... (read more) Author: Jill Jones

3. Hot Weather Hydration June 11, 2008 With the hot weather now approaching (at least for us in the northern hemisphere) the importance of proper hydration cannot be forgotten. As a base, you should be drinking half your weight in ounces. So if you weigh 150 lbs, then you should be drinking at least 75 oz of water per day. If you're active then that number will obviously go up. If the weather is hot then you'll also benefit from drinking ice cold water for this will help lower your body temperature. Generally, the more calories you burn during your day, the more water you need to drink. If you're exercising outside ... (read more) Author: Yuri Elkaim

4. Garden Tool Organization 101 May 18, 2008 No, I am not a gardener. Whew, it just feels good to say that. Here in the Northern Hemisphere it is time to plant gardens and mow the lawns. We wait until after Mother's Day which was on May 11th this year to plant tomatoes and other warm loving veggies. Any earlier than this and they can get frozen. But this year the day after Mother's Day it was almost freezing at 36 F. It takes the guilt away for me to say I am not a gardener. Don't get me wrong, I have done my share. I love the taste of veggies fresh from the garden. When our five girls were at home I would wake them up on Saturday ... (read more) Author: Marilyn Bohn

5. Avoid Five Common Boat Problems During The Winter April 15, 2008 If you live in the Northern Hemisphere then you need to think about winterizing your boat at some time. Winterizing is key to keeping your boat in working order during the periods that you don’t use it. When it comes to winterizing your boat you can save a lot of time and money by avoiding five common boat problems that many individuals make. First you want to pay careful attention to winterizing your boats engine. No matter where you live in the United States and Canada, temperatures will drop below freezing during the winter. If you live in the far northern area you are ... (read more) Author: Robert Bell

6. Tornadoes - What you Never Knew! April 04, 2008 Tornado Fact 1. The deadliest ever tornado was the 'Tri-State' tornado that passed through Missouri, Illinois and Indiana on March 18th 1925. During its 3½ hour life this tornado killed 695 people along its 219 mile path. Tornado Fact 2. Tornadoes are measured and rated using the Fujita scale. Tornado Fact 3. Tornadoes tend to occur in mid-latitudes, and as they are restricted to land masses this means mainly in the northern hemisphere. Tornado Fact 4. Those over the US tend to be the most violent as the North American continent has a combination of warm, moist Gulf air from t... (read more) Author: Mark Boardman

7. The Wild Cat Lynx March 11, 2008 A medium sized wild cat of the Northern Hemisphere, lynx is a beautiful and elusive feline. Classified into four subspecies in lines of its appearance and distribution, it is seen in a number of countries of Europe, Asia and North America. A large wild cat, it weighs in the range of thirty to seventy pounds, with the size varying across the subspecies. The word 'lynx' is Greek is origin and means 'to shine' - a possible reference to the cat's bright eyes. Other characteristic features include large paws that assist in walking on snow and a short tail. Neck has a thick ruff of hair around ... (read more) Author: Omer Ashraf

8. Jeans Trends 2008 - Outlook is Confusing February 04, 2008 All those empire-waist gowns and tops that looked so stylish not so long ago suddenly have turned into the fashion equivalent of pumpkins, morphing from au courant to out-of-date as quickly as the New Year's clocks chimed 12. Or so say northern hemisphere trend-watchers. The high-waisted "baby-doll" look, which topped most must-have lists in early 2007, is one of several trends predicted to take a tumble early in 2008. On the way out are micro-miniskirts, shapeless tunics and extremely low-rise jeans, according to several boutique owners. Those styles will be replaced by fitted tops,... (read more) Author: Frank Gogh

9. How To Look After Tree Frogs As Pets January 23, 2008 In the green world, tree frogs come in a very wide variety, with differences of appearance, habitat and specificity. They live either on soil or in water and while most of them are green, there are many sub-species that have a duller color. Small insects and small invertebrates are the primary source of food for these tiny animals. Spread all over the northern hemisphere from America to Asia, tree frogs are known to become noisy when there are signs of rain in the atmosphere, and in certain cultures people used to rely on them for weather forecast. Gray tree frogs are mostly spread in the U... (read more) Author: Muna wa Wanjiru

10. Why The Wine And Whiskey Industries Still Rely On Oak Tree For Liquor Aging January 23, 2008 The name of oak tree can be used to refer to hundreds of tree species that are specific to the northern hemisphere, being more widely spread in North America and Europe. In the 19th century the oak tree had the same role as steel has in our days. The oak tree leaves have a lobed margin and they are arranged like a spiral; the oak tree blooms in spring and the fruit, called acorns, are very similar to nuts.The oak wood is one of the best when used in house building or furniture, it has a density of 0,75 g/cm³, and it contains a high concentration of tannin which make it resistant to insect an... (read more) Author: Muna wa Wanjiru

11. Northern Hemisphere grape supply and wine production PLUS Southern Hemisphere grape supply and wine January 02, 2008 Northern Hemisphere grape supply and wine production has been packaged with our corresponding report on Southern Hemisphere grape and wine production to provide you with a comprehensive insight into both markets for the special price of £592 (single-user licence) or £1776 (multi-user licence). This saves you nearly £200 (single-user) or £600 (multi-user) and means you buy one and get the other half price! Northern Hemisphere grape supply and wine production (selected regions) – forecasts to 2011 The wine industry within the Northern Hemisphere is faced with a host of challenges fo... (read more) Author: Bharat Book Bureau

12. Bob and the Land of the Perpetual Sun : A Holiday To Finland December 14, 2007 Bob and the Land of the Perpetual Sun Part 1 6th June, 23:15, A Helsinki rooftop terrace bar, an exotic Russian cocktail and the sun teetering just on the horizon-almost setting but just can’t quite make it. We were witnessing one of the most spectacular phenomena in the northern hemisphere, an epic battle between the sunset and the horizon. This awe inspiring sight of almost 24 hour sunshine a day is truly a sight to behold. One of my first thoughts was how the early discoverers would have felt when they first landed on the Scandinavian shores and realised that the sun didn’t set... (read more) Author: Vic Herbert

13. Welcome to Guild Investment Management Inc. November 27, 2007 This is a season of reflection with the harvests in the northern hemisphere and the planting season in the southern hemisphere. We are thus reflecting and wanted to take this opportunity to thank you for your confidence, friendship, and readership. HOW WE GOT HERE AND WHERE WE ARE HEADED Every so often it is our policy to review the history of what brought us here to this place in world economic history and thus to see what the economic and stock market future holds. 1. In 1989, The Berlin wall fell and the Soviet Union collapsed. It turned out that the Soviet Union was a m... (read more) Author: Monty Guild

14. What Types of Christmas Flowers Are Best? November 20, 2007 During the Christmas season, most of us spend a lot of time and effort cleaning our house and decorating it for the holidays. We entertain our friends and family, go to parties, and admire each others' holiday decorations. For most people, the centerpiece of holiday decorations is still the very traditional evergreen Christmas tree. Evergreen foliage stands for rebirth and is a very traditional symbol. Christmas occurs during the darkest months of the year in the northern hemisphere with some of the shortest days, but once Christmas day has arrived, the days soon begin to get longer again. ... (read more) Author: Rick Hendershot

15. The many Meanings of Roses November 13, 2007 There are more than a hundred species of wild roses, all from the northern hemisphere and mostly from temperate regions. Roses are widely used because of their many uses and symbolism, which is why many have come to making a profit by selling roses. There are a lot of species or kinds of flowers, and the most famous of all is the flower Rose. The rose has always been valued for its beauty and has a long history of symbolism. The ancient Greeks and Romans identified the rose with their goddesses of love referred to as Aphrodite and Venus. In Rome a wild rose would be placed on the ... (read more) Author: riza calipayan

16. Rose Gardening -Tips on How to Grow Roses in Your Garden November 13, 2007 The ancient Muslim poet, jurist, and theologian, Jalal ad-Din Muhammad Rumi, may not have stumbled madly upon the very first rose back in 13th century Persia but he certainly immortalized it poignantly in his writing. Roses are believed to have originated in ancient Persia but their cultivation quickly spread across the Northern Hemisphere, first from China to Europe and finally to North America. Rose enthusiasts throughout time and geography have helped to spread the cultivation and the adoration of this arrestingly lovely flowers to the point that, today, there are more than 20,000 var... (read more) Author: Tracy Ballisager

17. With the End of Day Light Savings Time Beat Seasonal Affective Disorder SAD October 23, 2007 WIth seasonal changes and the clock being set back for the end of day light savings time it is natural for individuals in the northern hemisphere to feel the change in your mood. As days get shorter and darkness more plentiful, do you feel slowed down or unmotivated to wake up? Quite possibly, you just feel down in the dumps. What you may be experiencing is seasonal changes in mood and behavior, also known as seasonality. Affecting an estimated 6% of the U.S. population, seasonality can actually cause a great deal of distress and difficulties in functioning, both at work and in one'... (read more) Author: Melissa Gallagher

18. Online Casino Games Reviews At Roxy Palace and Casino Splendido October 18, 2007 Roxy Palace and Casino Splendido bring you brand New Games on a regular basis, expanding the games offering to players and ensuring that they keep coming back for more. The winter is definitely upon the Northern hemisphere and from the stats it is evident that the players are again spending their time at their PC’s playing at the casinos rather than doing other things with their time. a) No Worries Casino Video Slot Machine The striking theme of this smooth-as-silk 5 reel, 9 pay-line game is all Australian, replete with crazy Kookaburras, wandering Wombats, cuddly Koalas, laidba... (read more) Author: James Murray

19. October October 06, 2007 October October in many places brings with it seasonal changes as harvest time ends and people prepare for the coming of winter. We have lovely associations with this time of year. In the northern hemisphere as October progresses trees begin to change color, each in their own way. Looking at a forest reveals reds, oranges, yellows, burgundies, and even remaining greens. Fields turn a pale earthy yellow as harvests mature and are brought in. Autumn has a special smell all it’s own. Foods are associated with this time of year as harvest comes to an end. Squashes and pumpkins bring mor... (read more) Author: cd mohatta

20. Beach life in Bali is pure fun in the sun September 21, 2007 As the temperature gets chillier in many Northern Hemisphere countries, tropical destinations such as Bali seem all the more attractive. With their bona fide friendly nature and ingenious for hospitality, the Balinese make the island an even more popular destination to beachcombers in search of sun, sand and surf. Bali also has a variety of beach options to suit every kind of traveler. There are the popular surf spots of Kuta and Legian, the luxurious and private shores of Nusa Dua, the chic and romantic Seminyak beach and the beautifully serene locale of Sanur. With its clean break... (read more) Author: Pete Prinyaroje

21. Ireland optimistic with Rugby World Cup August 12, 2007 Ireland entered the competition with high expectations to win the Rugby World Cup. Even England is backing up Ireland for a tighten control of the tournament in the Northern hemisphere. New Zealand has been struggling against the Tri Nations winner, England, since 2003 and the hosts of this World Cup have failed in convincing that they could win the Six Nations trophy. But for the skipper and centre Brian O’ Driscoll it is believed Ireland's rivals who should be concerned .“Why should we worry about who we will play in the tournament? I think we will be giving plenty of the top sides sle... (read more) Author: Audrey Nolan

22. Oh no - not another diet! August 10, 2007 For us in the Northern Hemisphere summer has arrived and shedding the layers of clothes has begun. But for many it's a case of extra winter baggage still hanging on, which sees a lot of people taking drastic measures like semi-starving themselves to fit into their bathing suits and summer outfits. So this month I will examine firstly what happens to your body if you severely reduce calories and secondly how to safely and effectively achieve permanent fat-loss. Topics 1. Cutting calories - hunger pangs! 2. How it effects the body in the long term 3. 5 keys to permanent and ... (read more) Author: Craig Burton

23. Fitness activities, Hot weather and Dehydration July 29, 2007 It is the middle of the summer for those of us in the northern hemisphere. Hot weather is upon us and can affect our fitness routines. When the weather gets excessively hot, worse if it is hot and humid we must take extra care with our fitness routines. It is probably worth cutting back on the intensity of the routine and possibly even the distance. Think of it as maintenance time rather than improvement time. The cooler times of the day, mornings or late evenings are the best times to do your routines. Definitely stay out of the extreme heat of the middle of the day a... (read more) Author: Bill Jensen

24. Spring Is Near April 10, 2007 We are approaching the end of a winter season in the northern hemisphere. The spring of a new season is coming quickly. Maybe not quickly enough for some and the 'weather man' may contradict it. Yet spring is coming as sure as time continues on. Doug Larson, an English middle-distance runner who won gold medals at the 1924 Olympic Games in Paris said, “Spring is when you feel like whistling even with a shoe full of slush.” It is this optimism that brings you through the rough times. It strengthens you to take full advantage of the better times that await. When we wallow in desp... (read more) Author: Joseph Primm

25. Auto Makers Urge Motorists to Check Vehicles Before Road Trips March 22, 2007 The Northern Hemisphere is now beginning to experience warm weather and during this time of the year, most families are looking to go on road trips. This means that their cars will be traveling a lot of miles during the warmer seasons. Traveling for extended distances poses a challenge to a vehicle and during this time of the year, car makers are advising motorists to have their cars checked before heading out on a road trip. Auto experts maintained that this step is necessary to avoid car failure which can ruin a road trip. This is also an effort to reduce the amount of traffic acc... (read more) Author: Correy Putton

Pages: 1 | 2 | Next >>