Sentences with phrase «in taiga»

An idea of hope and a sense of the romantic — encapsulated in the authorisation of «now is right now», — a confident voice of a generation that can be witnessed in Taiga, the liveliest self - initiated, non-institutional open cultural project space in St. Petersburg.

You can spend overnight in one of these hides deep in the Taiga Forest, and it really is magical.....

It is an absolutely gripping tale of man and nature that leads inexorably to a final showdown in a clearing deep in the taiga.

Other Stuff We Watched Super Jackie Brown Happy People: A Year in the Taiga Louis C.K. Live Louie The Thing From Another World The Blob (original and remake) Dracula: Dead and Loving It Catching Hell The Descent Count Dracula Kitchen Nightmares Penn & Teller Tell A Lie Boss

Other Stuff We Watched UFC Community 30 Rock Warrior Crazy Stupid Love The Road Animal House Rango Demolition Man Over the Top M The River Wild Happy People: A Year in the Taiga A Face in the Crowd The Four Feathers The Killing

A few years ago I was able to watch a Herzog documentary, Happy People: A Year in the Taiga.

Not exact matches

Reporting by Taiga Uranaka in Tokyo and Se Young Lee in Seoul; Additional reporting by Taro Fuse, Junko Fujita, Makiko Yamazaki, Sam Nussey, Yoshiyasu Shida and William Mallard; Editing by Edwina Gibbs and Mark Potter

Eagle Plains Resources Inc. [EPL - TSXV; OTC - EGPLF] said Wednesday April 11 it has received approval from the Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta, marking the final step in completing the spin - out of Taiga Gold Corp. [TGC - CSE].

Taiga Gold is being spun out to contain some of the company's better projects in Saskatchewan.

The vodka originates from the Taiga region in Siberia.

The vodka will become available via an international network of distributors in main markets and via Taiga Shtof's international sales team.

For six hours we squatted among our equipment, deafened by the chopper's twin turboshaft engines, until we finally reached our distant goal in the middle of the endless taiga.

They can therefore play an important role for the climate, especially in the great forest regions of the world such as the taiga or the tropical rainforests.

Globally, most biomes showed significant increases in fire weather season metrics with the exceptions of temperate and montane grasslands, savannas and shrublands and boreal forests / taiga and tundra (Table 2).

Happy People: A Year in the Life of the Taiga (Unrated) Aborigine documentary, narrated by co-director Werner Herzog, anthropological examination of the 300 remaining Bakhtia, a Siberian coastal people whose cultural traditions have remained preserved for centuries.

Other legendary leaders, including Goro Majima, Taiga Saejima, Shun Akiyama, and Makoto Date can be purchased in the «Add - Ons» section of the Yakuza 6: The Song of Life PlayStation Store page.

Then the Taiga, the biggest snowforest in terms of area in the northern hemisphere [it touches Canada, Russia, and parts of Alaska], we think is also an interesting analogy for the capabilities of the SUV — to cover big distances, to go onto rough terrain, and to cross frozen landscapes.

Taiga Ice Axe The Taiga Ice Axe is a premium, studdable snow tire for LT - Metric applications that provides outstanding strength, traction and comfort in all winter driving conditions.

Little did Nao Kogure realize back in middle school that when she left an umbrella and a box of bandages in the rain for injured delinquent Taiga Onise that she would meet him again years later in high school.

In Oblivion, the unnamed narrator travels to the abandoned uranimum mines on the outer edges of the Siberian taiga to discover the truth about Grandfather II, a family friend who played an important role in his upbringinIn Oblivion, the unnamed narrator travels to the abandoned uranimum mines on the outer edges of the Siberian taiga to discover the truth about Grandfather II, a family friend who played an important role in his upbringinin his upbringing.

In the summer of 1978, a helicopter carrying a party of geologists across Siberia hovered over the taiga near the Mongolian border, looking for a place to land.

Is Taiga really so scary, or is he a sweetheart in disguise?

Nao wants nothing to do with the gruff and frightening Taiga, but he suddenly presents her with a huge bouquet of flowers and asks her to date him — with marriage in mind!

Fifteen hours from Toronto, in the remote taiga region in the province of Quebec, IFAW is providing veterinary services to the dogs of the eight communities that make up the Cree Nation on the east side of James Bay.

Board one of the world's great trains and ride the rails on this once - in - a-lifetime trip across the grassy steppes of Mongolia and through the taiga forests of Siberia.

Scenic Highlights: Ride the rails through Mongolia's grassy steppe and Siberia's taiga forests, stay in a local village on Lake Baikal, admire the grand structure of Moscow's Kremlin and Red Square, marvel at the rich art collection in the Hermitage

Enjoy a day to relax on board, taking in stunning scenery as the vast Siberian taiga unfurls.

A wide range of additional services for the hotel is designed for both adults and children, active games are available on site and tranquil in the game zone of the «Taiga Manor», where you can play computer and board games, air hockey, football.

And there's also Taiga Saejima, who's nearing the end of a prison sentence in Hokkaido and can feel the effects of what's going down even from where he's located.

«Now is Just Right Now» is a site specific neon installation exhibited at the solo show in St. Petersburg's Taiga Space» courtyard in 2012.

15 SUBARCTIC Evergreen forests called «TAIGA» cover the lands in this climate region.

The taiga, the ecosystem in which the Dukha, Mongolia's reindeer herder community, live, is a biodiversity hotspot and has abundant natural resources, but is also one of the regions of Mongolia which could suffer the greatest impacts of climate change over the coming decades.

Up to 90 taiga wildfires burned in the Far East of Russia on June 29, 2012.

Unlike 2010, when severe fires raged in western Russia, most of the fires in 2012 have burned through taiga in remote parts of eastern and central Siberia.

In the process, she became involved with the formation of the Taiga Rescue Network, a coordinated international effort to protect the boreal forests of the world.

This guest post comes from Jim O'Donnell who, in real life, has explored the taiga and provides consultant services on permaculture and greening the urban environment.

«Throughout history humans not only weathered climate crises but deliberately flung ourselves into them as we migrated away from our African homeland into deserts, mountains, floodplains and taiga,» he writes, before embarking on an excursus into the striking cleverness of the Inuit in adapting to a hostile environment.

Typically, large wildfires burn on the southern fringe of the taiga, a dense forest ecosystem also known as the boreal forest, but this year's fires are burning in a more central portion of the taiga.

Reporting by Thomas Wilson; Additional reporting by Taiga Uranaka in Tokyo and Fanny Potkin in London; Editing by Gerry Doyle