David Attenborough

David Attenborough
Documentary DVD Greats - Sir David Attenborough
by
Phil T Byrne
Over the years, Sir David Attenborough has become a household name throughout Britain, known best for his pioneering natural history films, bringing wonder and amazing beauty to our television screens. In a career spanning almost five decades, both as a broadcaster and then a naturalist, there are few places left on earth that Sir David has not visited.
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id=2871249 - Sep 04, 2009
Review - David Attenborough's First Life
by
Mike Walley
A Review of the Book - "First Life" Designed to accompany the two-part television series, "David Attenborough's First Life" covers the billions of years of time, leading up to the development of advanced forms of life on our planet. It is a chronological journal, split into eleven chapters that tells the story of the "slow burning fuse" that led to the explosion of life in the Cambrian, the development of the Phyla of organisms that are still with us today.
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id=6808404 - Jan 10, 2012
Sir David Attenborough
by
Peter S Horsfield
Sir David Attenborough is a world-famous broadcaster and naturalist, most known for his numerous television shows about wild animals and nature. Widely known as the 'face' and 'voice' of natural history programmes for over sixty years, David has become one of the leading voices of nature and wildlife conservation.
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id=7536777 - Mar 07, 2013
Experience the Psychological Benefits of Nature Through HD TV
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Adam Singleton
The old adage that TV is bad for your health has recently been challenged by environmental psychologists, who carried out research to explore the psychological benefits of high definition TV. The experiments carried out by Peter Kahn and colleagues at the University of Washington were specifically concerned with nature shows, which now bring viewers closer than ever before to the natural world thanks to the advent of high definition TV. The experimenters sought to examine whether high definition views of nature - broadcast on plasma televisions substituting for windows - would have a beneficial effect on office workers.
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id=4499931 - Jun 17, 2010
Peter Scoones - Legendary Underwater Cameraman!
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Imran Hashmi
There is little, if anything, that Peter Scoones does not know about underwater image making. A BAFTA and two Emmys surrounded by numerous other awards are testament to his creative achievements.
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id=1855450 - Jan 07, 2009
Energy And The Rise And Fall Of Civilizations
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Luigi Frascati
Energy as the catalyst to progress in the context of human societies.
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id=235430 - Jul 03, 2006
A Review of the New Pliosaur Model - Attenborosaurus From Procon/Collecta
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Mike Walley
Dinosaur models and toys may be very popular with children and collectors but it is always refreshing to see replicas of those contemporaries of the dinosaurs - the marine reptiles being given due consideration when it comes to new product lines. Many of the mainstream model manufacturers have catered for fans of the Plesiosaurs and the Ichthyosaurs by adding replicas of these amazing prehistoric animals to their ranges. Pliosaur models, those replicas of short-necked Plesiosaurs tend to be a little rarer. It is great to see a model of Attenborosaurus being introduced this year, any animal named after that great, British broadcaster Sir David Attenborough, certainly has a lot going for it.
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id=6161786 - Apr 09, 2011
1772: Tasmanian and French on the Beach
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Javier Fidalgo
In 1772 Marc-Joseph Marion du Fresne arrived at the Tasmanian coast to become the first foreigner Tasmanians had seen in 8000 years. What happened after may provide us clues on how to improve business communication and cooperation.
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id=7488060 - Jan 31, 2013
So, You Don't Believe in God - Do You Believe in Love?
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Rory Sullivan
What is the scientific equation for love? What is the experiment that proves the existence of love? God is love. Love is God. Just as light exhibits the characteristics of both a particle and a wave, so God exists both as an external force and an internal emotion.
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id=7045764 - May 06, 2012
Dragons and the BBC
by
Peter Vasilou
Komodo dragons are fascinating creatures: giant carnivorous lizards that can grow to almost ten feet in length and they are the apex predators on the Indonesian islands that they inhabit. With their toxic breath, resulting from the high levels of bacteria contained in their mouths, the Komodo dragons can infect and disable their rivals or their prey with one bite. They are the largest species of monitor lizard in the world, and seeing one is a major attraction of Bali holidays.
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