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1. Seattle in the Mid 1800s to Early 1900s October 27, 2008 Seattle was founded in 1852 and grew slowly at first but in 1900, a few years after the amazing wealth that was obtainable from Canada’s Yukon Territory, it reached 80,671. The Northwest region experienced slow development of professional Landscape Architecture because of the profession’s small size on a national scale but John Charles Olmsted made a big difference in Seattle and the surrounding area. He arrived in 1903 to design the park and boulevard system. Some of his work includes the Chester Thorne Estate on American Lake in Tacoma, Seattle’s Volunteer Park, and the Hiawatha Playgroun... (read more) Author: Samuel Bryant

2. Very Tasty Potato Curry October 13, 2008 This Potato dish is a nice change from traditional mayonaise and mustard based potato salads, with a lot less calories. Instead of the fat of mayonaisse for flavor, dilly potato salad uses herbs and dijon mustard for a flavorful effect. You can use any type of potato that you have on hand for this dish. A potato that boils well and tastes good is the Yukon Gold. Ingredients: * 1/2 cup frozen peas, * 1/2 cup coarsely chopped green pepper, * 1/2 cup coarsely chopped celery, * 3/4 cup dijon mustard, * 4 to 5 tablespoons olive oil, * 1/2 cup black olives chop... (read more) Author: Prabakar S

3. GMC Yukon Hybrid Review - The Pros and Cons September 17, 2008 The 2009 GMC Yukon Hybrid has been described as “impressive”, “stunning” and “magnificent” by both reviewers and owners. They’re not talking about the Yukon Hybrid’s performance, amenities or looks, although all are average or above. They’re talking, instead, about the fuel economy figures they see with this hefty hybrid. Both of GM’s 2009 full-size SUV hybrid models, Yukon and Tahoe, feature the innovative, 2-mode hybrid system, introduced in 2008. Combined with GM’s active fuel management technology and a unique late-intake valve opening system, the computer-modulated 2-mode electronic varia... (read more) Author: Craig F Stevens

4. The Alaska Highway: A Road of Wilderness Mystique - From Dawson Creek to Fairbanks August 20, 2008 The black bear interrupts its roadside foraging to glance reproachfully at the intruders. The bus driver has slowed down so that we can gape. His cry alerting the passengers is one we hear often on the Alaska Highway, and not just for bear sighting. Dall sheep, standing out in brilliant white against rocky mountain slopes. Moose, elk, grizzlies in the distance. A lone wolf slouching across our path. Caribou sighting becomes old hat. The highway is exploding with life and color and the salmon are running. Once, as our Greyhound bus skirts a river, we see a bald eagle swoop down on the... (read more) Author: Ursula and Eldrid Retief

5. Sell Your Gas-Guzzling SUV - Fast! July 14, 2008 Sell your Gas-Guzzling SUV - Fast! By Buddy Evans, President of Big Bucks Auto™ With national average gas prices now above $4 a gallon – and rising – many SUV owners are feeling a great deal of pain at the pump. So much so that many SUV owners want to sell their gas-guzzling SUVs – and fast - in favor of more economical vehicles. After all, large SUVs such as the GMC Yukon Denali have gas tanks of 30 gallons or larger, while maintaining less-than-stellar fuel economy. This can translate to frequent $100+ fill-ups. If draining your wallet just to fill your tank is no longer your cu... (read more) Author: Buddy Evans

6. Tarsis Capital's Wolf Project Commences Drilling March 25, 2008 Drilling is now underway at Tarsis Capital’s (TSX.V:TCC) Wolf project (previously named Tim), a 6,000 hectare lead, zinc and silver project located 72 kilometres west of Watson Lake in the Yukon Territory, and 12 kilometres northeast of the Silvertip Deposit (previously named Midway). The property is the subject of a joint venture between Tarsis, the underlying option holder, and International KRL Resources (TSX.V:IRK), who is earning up to a 60% interest by spending CA$3 million in exploration over the next four years, and issuing 1 million shares of KRL stock to Tarsis. The proper... (read more) Author: Darryl Kelley

7. Freescale Chips On Chevy, GMC Hybrids February 27, 2008 General Motor Corp. in partnership with Freescale Semiconductor Corp. will be promoting improved fuel efficiency by using innovative chips. Freescale chips will be used in Chevy and GMC hybrids to pave the way for a green makeover. According to reports, Freescale chips that control the combustion and electric engines as well as the transmission in the new Chevy Tahoe and GMC Yukon hybrids have produced a 50 percent increase in mileage over their counterparts. The hybrids are efficient for both city and highway. To note, they can tow a 6,000-pound cabin cruiser. The hybrids are now arriv... (read more) Author: Anthony Fontanelle

8. Wisconsin Foodie Gone Wild January 03, 2008 As a foodie living in Green Bay, it should never be questioned whether I, a Wisconsinite, am proud of our most notable masterpiece: Cheese. Our beer is known to brew up a lot of emotion as well. But to say that brews and cheese and are the only culinary creations we can muster up would be doing a disservice to other unique food traditions throughout Northeast Wisconsin—and the rest of our fine state. It is that very argument that brought me here—behind the wheel of my husband’s GMC Yukon XL—with five of my family members from back East in tow. That’s right—New Yorkers—and snobby ones at ... (read more) Author: Amy Marberry

9. All About Round Rock December 20, 2007 A lot of people have never heard of Round Rock, TX. But that is "fixin" to change. Round Rock [[[TX|Texas}}is full of history....some of the lore of Round Rock revolves around the Chisholm Trail, a famous route that transported cattle and people between the Midwest. A gentleman by the name of Jesse Chisholm began laying this trail in 1865. It started on the Canadian River near Yukon, Oklahoma, proceeded north to Wichita, Kansas. The main reason for the trail was to carry supplies and goods north and to trade with the Indians. It also became the trail to take cattle to and from destination p... (read more) Author: Curtis Reddehase

10. A Grand Ole Adventure November 07, 2007 My sister’s a real trooper. Her husband is off serving in Iraq, and she’s on her own looking after three kids under the age of five. She’s virtually alone in Atlanta – Burt’s family is in Fort Lauderdale, and we’re recently out here in the Nashville area. But Beth is just one of those special folks who never complains. She somehow manages to see the good in any situation, and is always ready to help those she sees as less fortunate than herself. Beth is a huge country fan. I firmly believe that it’s her deep love of music that has given her such a positive outlook on life. She’s always wh... (read more) Author: Penny Shaughnessy

11. The Stories inside General Motors October 19, 2007 General Motors has recently announced that they will be offering XM satellite radio standard on all 2008 Buick, Hummer, and Saab models with quality Saab radiator. Aside from these new models of which include the Chevrolet Malibu, Silverado, Tahoe, Cobalt, Corvette and Impala, Saturn VUE, OUTLOOK, Aura and Sky, GMC Acadia, Yukon, and Sierra, Pontiac G5 and Solstice. A total of 50 models of the year 2008 GM vehicles are to be equipped with the XM satellite radio plus they will be offered with a free 3-month trial subscription. Rick Lee, General Motors executive director said, "XM Satel... (read more) Author: Evander Klum

12. Visiting Skagway, Alaska on your Cruise Vacation September 28, 2007 Skagway is a charming stop on your Alaskan cruise, which takes you back to the days of the gold rush. Most of downtown Skagway is now part of the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park, and it has been restored by the federal government as well as the people of Skagway to its original unique beauty. When the gold rush began in the Yukon, Skagway was only a single cabin, but it grew overnight when a dock was erected, making it a major gateway to the Klondike.  At it's height, Skagway boasted over 20,000 citizens, including quite a mix of argonauts - the gold seekers - stamp... (read more) Author: Stephanie Larkin

13. Martin Kippenberger selected artwork and Paintings August 03, 2007 Martin Kippenberger’s career has transformed into an almost cult-like legend, existing as much in lore-ish tradition as in the actual physical works. He’s the guy who bought a run-down gas station in Brazil and named it after a Nazi war criminal. He built an imaginary global subway system with real entrances installed in the Yukon, Leipzig, and a remote field in Greece (and working air vents at various points in between). He opened The Museum of Modern Art in an unused abattoir in Syros (MOMAS). He bought a Gerhard Richter painting to use as a coffee table. For Kippenberger, art wasn’t about d... (read more) Author: saatchi_ gallery

14. Toyota and GM Big Winners of the 2007 Motorist Choice Awards July 30, 2007 PRIMEDIA’s IntelliChoice.com together with AutoPacific has recently announced the results of their annual Motorist Choice Awards for model year 2007. Toyota and General Motors were the big winners for the said awarding. The Japanese automaker has scored winners for eight segment of which include the overall winner Lexus LS while GM was able to have five segment winners including the GMC Yukon XL and Cadillac DTS. The Motorist Choice Awards were given to vehicles that offer the highest customer satisfaction and the lowest cost of ownership. To come up with the winners, the data gathered f... (read more) Author: Hailey Kerr

15. More Chevy Tahoes In UAE July 05, 2007 The Chevrolet Tahoe, also known as the General Motors Yukon, was introduced by General Motors in the auto market in 1992. From that time until now, the full size sport utility vehicle has been a popular choice among auto buyers in the United States. The popularity of the Tahoe however is not only limited to the United States. Recently, the United Arab Emirates’ leading destination management company announced that they will be adding more Chevrolet Tahoe units in their fleet. Arabian Adventures, a destination management company in the UAE ordered 49 units of the Chevrolet Tahoe. The... (read more) Author: Anthony Fontanelle

16. The Hybrid Yukon Is Coming July 04, 2007 Automakers have been on the forefront of the current war against global warming. With a huge amount of greenhouse gases attributed to the emission of automobiles, carmakers are looking for ways to make the emission of vehicles cleaner thus making them environment friendly. Asian car manufacturers started the production of hybrid vehicles and now, American car making companies are jumping on the hybrid bandwagon. GMC, formerly known as the GMC Trucks, a subsidiary of General Motors, is known for producing large SUVs and pickup trucks. Recently though, the company has started offering... (read more) Author: Anthony Fontanelle

17. June Auto Sales Forecasted by Edmunds.com July 02, 2007 According to Edmunds.com, the premier online resource for automotive information, June’s new vehicle sales including fleet sales are expected to reach 1.55 million units. The month of June this year had 27 selling days, one more than last year. Sales dropped 0.5 percent from June 2006 when adjusted for this one-day difference. Jesse Toprak, the Executive Director of Industry Analysis for Edmunds.com, said that one must remember that last June was one of the best sales months of the year for some automakers, and was particularly disappointing for others. He said this would help ... (read more) Author: Iver Penn

18. Molybdenum Mine Hopes to Open in 2009 February 27, 2007 High molybdenum prices may finally take the Yukon's Ruby Creek molybdenum deposit the final steps on its way to becoming a mine. By then, it will have been about 40 years since it was first discovered; another 30 years since it was nearly ready to become a mine. Perserverance can be profitable. The high price of molybdenum may finally take the Ruby Creek molybdenum deposit the final steps on its way to becoming a mine. By then, it will have been about 40 years since it was first discovered, and another 30 years since it was nearly ready to become a mine. But, it may be more than t... (read more) Author: James Finch

19. Yukon February 02, 2007 First, it is a rugged place with high plateaus, lowland river valleys and a tundra plain along the Arctic coast. Half of the territory is forested and many mountains feature permanent ice caps. The temperature range is very dramatic, with long cold winters and short but warm and dry summers. It is here that continent earliest undisputed evidence of human habitation was found. Caved dating back twenty thousand years on the Bluefish River revealed stone tools and animal bones. This is a great and ancient place and home to the country highest point, the Mount Logan. The tourism industry is becomi... (read more) Author: Sharon White

20. The Yukon Territory: 5 Reasons Why You Must Visit October 04, 2006 Why visit Canada's Yukon Territory? Here are five reasons to start you thinking. 1) The land itself... With unparalleled scenery the Yukon not only inspires the musicians, writers and artists who make their homes here but you our visitor. Whether you plan on hiking the historic Chilkoot Trail in the footsteps of the Klondike Gold Rush Stampeders, camping out in Kluane National Park next to glaciers older than the Pyramids or just taking it easy and admiring the view from well-nigh anywhere, you will feel the power of the land as the serenity sinks into your soul. 2) A Yukon... (read more) Author: Ken Searcy

21. TV Shows For Backpackers August 20, 2006 Not many television shows are produced with backpackers in mind. Still, there are some tv shows that can be appreciated especially by backpackers. They may even contain some useful lessons. Here are some examples of the best. The Classic National Geographic Specials Specials produced by the National Geographic Society are great viewing when you want to get motivated for new backpacking trips. The older ones are some of the best for this, like the thirty-year-old episode where four guys built a raft and floated down the Yukon River. You can find many of these on DVD now in public libr... (read more) Author: Steve Gillman

22. Daring the Rapids that Daunted Lewis &Clark May 29, 2006 Alaska’s Tatshenshini River Takes You Back in Time If you have never seen the raw power of geologic forces at work, a trip down Alaska’s Tatshenshini/Alsek Rivers will peel back the coverings of time, trees, and overgrown brush that mask natural history in many parts of the world. The Tatshenshini flows through 12 million acres of wilderness in Alaska, British Columbia and the Yukon. In this magical place the sometimes-unnoticed agents of geological change jump up and demand attention. Those who ride this magnificent river down its 140-mile journey to the sea are taken back in time an... (read more) Author: Fran Tonsmeire

23. Canadian Diamonds-Why You Should Buy Them Now February 22, 2006 The last Northern gold rush occurred in the late-19th century in the Yukon when tens of thousands of prospectors made their way to Dawson City to find their fortunes. Since then, miners and oil workers have continued to seek wealth in the North. In the past decade, history has repeated itself with the discovery of diamonds in Canada's North. Diamond exploration in Canada began in the 1960s, but major discoveries of diamond-bearing kimberlite ore did not occur until the 1990s. With the discovery of diamonds in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut in 1991, Canada has risen to become ... (read more) Author: j shipper

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