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The GCNS Transitions students meet up with Toby Clark of the John Muir Trust. The students are working towards John Muir Awards as part of their Citizenship class.

Britain's Got Talent 2008 SEMI-FINAL 4 (Thursday) -Andrew Muir "The Singing Plumber" Song: "Last Request" by Paolo Nutini Author: bestvidsonline Keywords: Andrew Muir Britain's Got Talent Singing Plumber Added: May 30, 2008

andrew sung again in the semifinals and made it through to the final after getting the judges vote Author: andrewpawlu Keywords: britain got talent andrew muir semifinal 2008 simon cowell amanda holden piers morgan ant dec Added: May 29, 2008

Information taken from http://talent.itv.com/stories/viewStory/16477584 By the time Andrew Muir walked onstage to audition, the judges' hopes of finding Britain's next superstar in Glasgow had all but run out. A plumber by trade, Andrew has always loved singing and dreams of the day he can swap his plunger for a microphone, and become a professional singer. "I live in a small village and everybody calls me the Singing Plumber!" admitted the 24-year old from West Lothian. "The guys I work with are always telling me to shut up!" Well the audience and the judges were a lot more appreciative of Andrew's talents, much to his obvious relief. He cut a nervous figure stood in front of the 2,000-strong audience. But as soon he put the mic to his lips and began to sing, it was as if all his worries washed away, and he lost himself in the performance. Singing Paulo Nutini's Rewind, it wasn't long before the whole auditorium were swaying from side to side and singing along to all the words. When he had finished the crowd were on their feet and the judges had big smiles on their faces. Amanda recognised that all too familiar "likeability factor" in Andrew and called him a modest person with a huge talent. Picking up on all the wolf-whistles Andrew was receiving, Piers joked: "A lot of women in this audience have just developed urgent plumbing problems!" The highest praise of all came from Simon who claimed Andrew's performance had made coming to Scotland worthwhile: "You walked on with zero confidence and almost zero personality" he said: "But, your confidence grew, it was fantastic to watch. " Having booked himself in the semis, the Singing Plumber will be hoping to turn his pipe dream into a reality. Author: FaulknerTech Keywords: britain's got talent singing plumber andrew muir royal variety show tv Added: May 29, 2008

When going home is not an option Shared by : Victory Angel Films On: Sunday, May 18, 2008 Views: 4246Tags: Laurie option muir armedforces muir armedforces Love Going home action war victory angel Iraq drama brian films

The Black Irish Band perform their original song "The Ballad of John Muir" The song was written in 1991 and it appeared on the bands very first album, The Forgotten Fields of America. The song will be re-released on the bands 19th album, "California Story", CD due out in the summer of 2008. Member Patrick Michael Karnahan wrote the song because of his love for the writings of John Muir. At the age of 11 Patrick read the "Mountains of California" and wanted to live out his life in the mountains. This song with the words & music can be found on the Sierra Clubs official John Muir web-site. It is one of the few songs written about Muir. The California Story CD album will feature special guests Michael Martin Murphey, Mary YoungBlood (Grammy Award Winner), and Matt Jardin, (former Beach Boy). Bands web-site www.blackirish.com Author: trainfire28 Keywords: blackirishband johnmuir muir sierraclub folkmusic blackirish americana yosemite redwoods nationalparks wilderness Added: May 17, 2008

MUIR SURF SHOP BLACKS, Mt. High, Vans Skatepark Author: didaduh Keywords: muir snowboard skate surf board Added: March 15, 2008

After a late night of exotic entertainment at Asia SF, our day (February 24, 2008) got started very early, and although it was raining I decided to capture a few photos Union Square and the area surrounding our hotel. I walked just a few steps east to Union Square, the heart of San Francisco's shopping, hotel and theatre district. Big shopping venues such as Macy's, Saks Fifth Avenue, Bloomingdale's, Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus surround this historic square. Luxury stores such as Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Dior, Chanel, Prada, Armani and Hermes are also represented. Just west from The Handlery are two historic theatres: the Geary and Curran Theatres. The Moscone Convention Centre and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art are close by as well. Before our excursion to Muir Woods I got a quick hour long walk in to check out some of the streets surrounding Union Square and had a delicious waffle breakfast in a little 24 hour eatery called Pinecrest Diner. Punctually at 8:30 am we got picked up by a diesel-powered van from Incredible Adventures, chauffered by our charming driver and local expert Michelle. She had three other guests in the van: a grandmother, mother and granddaughter team from Texas who were here for a quick girls' weekend getaway. Off we drove, and Michelle started to explain the various parts of San Francisco and Marin County that we started driving through. We made it up into the Muir Woods National Monument where we admired one of the few remaining old-growth coastal redwood forests. Before logging started in California there were an estimated 2 million acres (or 8000 square kilometers) of redwood forests. By the early part of the last century, most of these trees had vanished, cut down for construction and industrial purposes. In the early 1900s, a local Congressman by the name of William Kent was acutely aware of the need to preserve some of the last remainders of these forests, and he purchased 611 acres (2.47 square kilometers) of land from the Tamalpais Land and Water Company to protect these unique redwood trees. In 1908 President Theodore Roosevelt declared the land a national monument, the first such area to be created from land that was donated by a private individual. Today Muir Woods features Giant Sequoia trees that grow up to 380 feet or 115 metres. On average the trees are between 500 and 800 years old, and the oldest is about 1,100 years old. Other species in the forest include California Bay Laurel, Bigleaf Maple Trees and Tanoak. More than 50 species of birds make Muir Woods their home. After this first introduction to Marin County, we continued to drive north to the Sonoma Valley to start our wine-tasting tour. Author: travelandtransitions Keywords: San Francisco California Muir Woods Excursion Added: March 13, 2008

After a late night of exotic entertainment at Asia SF, our day (February 24, 2008) got started very early, and although it was raining I decided to capture a few photos Union Square and the area surrounding our hotel. I walked just a few steps east to Union Square, the heart of San Francisco's shopping, hotel and theatre district. Big shopping venues such as Macy's, Saks Fifth Avenue, Bloomingdale's, Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus surround this historic square. Luxury stores such as Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Dior, Chanel, Prada, Armani and Hermes are also represented. Just west from The Handlery are two historic theatres: the Geary and Curran Theatres. The Moscone Convention Centre and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art are close by as well. Before our excursion to Muir Woods I got a quick hour long walk in to check out some of the streets surrounding Union Square and had a delicious waffle breakfast in a little 24 hour eatery called Pinecrest Diner. Punctually at 8:30 am we got picked up by a diesel-powered van from Incredible Adventures, chauffered by our charming driver and local expert Michelle. She had three other guests in the van: a grandmother, mother and granddaughter team from Texas who were here for a quick girls' weekend getaway. Off we drove, and Michelle started to explain the various parts of San Francisco and Marin County that we started driving through. We made it up into the Muir Woods National Monument where we admired one of the few remaining old-growth coastal redwood forests. Before logging started in California there were an estimated 2 million acres (or 8000 square kilometers) of redwood forests. By the early part of the last century, most of these trees had vanished, cut down for construction and industrial purposes. In the early 1900s, a local Congressman by the name of William Kent was acutely aware of the need to preserve some of the last remainders of these forests, and he purchased 611 acres (2.47 square kilometers) of land from the Tamalpais Land and Water Company to protect these unique redwood trees. In 1908 President Theodore Roosevelt declared the land a national monument, the first such area to be created from land that was donated by a private individual. Today Muir Woods features Giant Sequoia trees that grow up to 380 feet or 115 metres. On average the trees are between 500 and 800 years old, and the oldest is about 1,100 years old. Other species in the forest include California Bay Laurel, Bigleaf Maple Trees and Tanoak. More than 50 species of birds make Muir Woods their home. After this first introduction to Marin County, we continued to drive north to the Sonoma Valley to start our wine-tasting tour. Author: travelandtransitions Keywords: San Francisco California Muir Woods Excursion Added: March 13, 2008

After a late night of exotic entertainment at Asia SF, our day (February 24, 2008) got started very early, and although it was raining I decided to capture a few photos Union Square and the area surrounding our hotel. I walked just a few steps east to Union Square, the heart of San Francisco's shopping, hotel and theatre district. Big shopping venues such as Macy's, Saks Fifth Avenue, Bloomingdale's, Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus surround this historic square. Luxury stores such as Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Dior, Chanel, Prada, Armani and Hermes are also represented. Just west from The Handlery are two historic theatres: the Geary and Curran Theatres. The Moscone Convention Centre and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art are close by as well. Before our excursion to Muir Woods I got a quick hour long walk in to check out some of the streets surrounding Union Square and had a delicious waffle breakfast in a little 24 hour eatery called Pinecrest Diner. Punctually at 8:30 am we got picked up by a diesel-powered van from Incredible Adventures, chauffered by our charming driver and local expert Michelle. She had three other guests in the van: a grandmother, mother and granddaughter team from Texas who were here for a quick girls' weekend getaway. Off we drove, and Michelle started to explain the various parts of San Francisco and Marin County that we started driving through. We made it up into the Muir Woods National Monument where we admired one of the few remaining old-growth coastal redwood forests. Before logging started in California there were an estimated 2 million acres (or 8000 square kilometers) of redwood forests. By the early part of the last century, most of these trees had vanished, cut down for construction and industrial purposes. In the early 1900s, a local Congressman by the name of William Kent was acutely aware of the need to preserve some of the last remainders of these forests, and he purchased 611 acres (2.47 square kilometers) of land from the Tamalpais Land and Water Company to protect these unique redwood trees. In 1908 President Theodore Roosevelt declared the land a national monument, the first such area to be created from land that was donated by a private individual. Today Muir Woods features Giant Sequoia trees that grow up to 380 feet or 115 metres. On average the trees are between 500 and 800 years old, and the oldest is about 1,100 years old. Other species in the forest include California Bay Laurel, Bigleaf Maple Trees and Tanoak. More than 50 species of birds make Muir Woods their home. After this first introduction to Marin County, we continued to drive north to the Sonoma Valley to start our wine-tasting tour. Author: travelandtransitions Keywords: San Francisco California Muir Woods Excursion Added: March 13, 2008

After a late night of exotic entertainment at Asia SF, our day (February 24, 2008) got started very early, and although it was raining I decided to capture a few photos Union Square and the area surrounding our hotel. I walked just a few steps east to Union Square, the heart of San Francisco's shopping, hotel and theatre district. Big shopping venues such as Macy's, Saks Fifth Avenue, Bloomingdale's, Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus surround this historic square. Luxury stores such as Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Dior, Chanel, Prada, Armani and Hermes are also represented. Just west from The Handlery are two historic theatres: the Geary and Curran Theatres. The Moscone Convention Centre and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art are close by as well. Before our excursion to Muir Woods I got a quick hour long walk in to check out some of the streets surrounding Union Square and had a delicious waffle breakfast in a little 24 hour eatery called Pinecrest Diner. Punctually at 8:30 am we got picked up by a diesel-powered van from Incredible Adventures, chauffered by our charming driver and local expert Michelle. She had three other guests in the van: a grandmother, mother and granddaughter team from Texas who were here for a quick girls' weekend getaway. Off we drove, and Michelle started to explain the various parts of San Francisco and Marin County that we started driving through. We made it up into the Muir Woods National Monument where we admired one of the few remaining old-growth coastal redwood forests. Before logging started in California there were an estimated 2 million acres (or 8000 square kilometers) of redwood forests. By the early part of the last century, most of these trees had vanished, cut down for construction and industrial purposes. In the early 1900s, a local Congressman by the name of William Kent was acutely aware of the need to preserve some of the last remainders of these forests, and he purchased 611 acres (2.47 square kilometers) of land from the Tamalpais Land and Water Company to protect these unique redwood trees. In 1908 President Theodore Roosevelt declared the land a national monument, the first such area to be created from land that was donated by a private individual. Today Muir Woods features Giant Sequoia trees that grow up to 380 feet or 115 metres. On average the trees are between 500 and 800 years old, and the oldest is about 1,100 years old. Other species in the forest include California Bay Laurel, Bigleaf Maple Trees and Tanoak. More than 50 species of birds make Muir Woods their home. After this first introduction to Marin County, we continued to drive north to the Sonoma Valley to start our wine-tasting tour. Author: travelandtransitions Keywords: San Francisco California Muir Woods Excursion Added: March 13, 2008

After a late night of exotic entertainment at Asia SF, our day (February 24, 2008) got started very early, and although it was raining I decided to capture a few photos Union Square and the area surrounding our hotel. I walked just a few steps east to Union Square, the heart of San Francisco's shopping, hotel and theatre district. Big shopping venues such as Macy's, Saks Fifth Avenue, Bloomingdale's, Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus surround this historic square. Luxury stores such as Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Dior, Chanel, Prada, Armani and Hermes are also represented. Just west from The Handlery are two historic theatres: the Geary and Curran Theatres. The Moscone Convention Centre and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art are close by as well. Before our excursion to Muir Woods I got a quick hour long walk in to check out some of the streets surrounding Union Square and had a delicious waffle breakfast in a little 24 hour eatery called Pinecrest Diner. Punctually at 8:30 am we got picked up by a diesel-powered van from Incredible Adventures, chauffered by our charming driver and local expert Michelle. She had three other guests in the van: a grandmother, mother and granddaughter team from Texas who were here for a quick girls' weekend getaway. Off we drove, and Michelle started to explain the various parts of San Francisco and Marin County that we started driving through. We made it up into the Muir Woods National Monument where we admired one of the few remaining old-growth coastal redwood forests. Before logging started in California there were an estimated 2 million acres (or 8000 square kilometers) of redwood forests. By the early part of the last century, most of these trees had vanished, cut down for construction and industrial purposes. In the early 1900s, a local Congressman by the name of William Kent was acutely aware of the need to preserve some of the last remainders of these forests, and he purchased 611 acres (2.47 square kilometers) of land from the Tamalpais Land and Water Company to protect these unique redwood trees. In 1908 President Theodore Roosevelt declared the land a national monument, the first such area to be created from land that was donated by a private individual. Today Muir Woods features Giant Sequoia trees that grow up to 380 feet or 115 metres. On average the trees are between 500 and 800 years old, and the oldest is about 1,100 years old. Other species in the forest include California Bay Laurel, Bigleaf Maple Trees and Tanoak. More than 50 species of birds make Muir Woods their home. After this first introduction to Marin County, we continued to drive north to the Sonoma Valley to start our wine-tasting tour. Author: travelandtransitions Keywords: San Francisco California Muir Woods Excursion Added: March 13, 2008

After a late night of exotic entertainment at Asia SF, our day (February 24, 2008) got started very early, and although it was raining I decided to capture a few photos Union Square and the area surrounding our hotel. I walked just a few steps east to Union Square, the heart of San Francisco's shopping, hotel and theatre district. Big shopping venues such as Macy's, Saks Fifth Avenue, Bloomingdale's, Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus surround this historic square. Luxury stores such as Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Dior, Chanel, Prada, Armani and Hermes are also represented. Just west from The Handlery are two historic theatres: the Geary and Curran Theatres. The Moscone Convention Centre and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art are close by as well. Before our excursion to Muir Woods I got a quick hour long walk in to check out some of the streets surrounding Union Square and had a delicious waffle breakfast in a little 24 hour eatery called Pinecrest Diner. Punctually at 8:30 am we got picked up by a diesel-powered van from Incredible Adventures, chauffered by our charming driver and local expert Michelle. She had three other guests in the van: a grandmother, mother and granddaughter team from Texas who were here for a quick girls' weekend getaway. Off we drove, and Michelle started to explain the various parts of San Francisco and Marin County that we started driving through. We made it up into the Muir Woods National Monument where we admired one of the few remaining old-growth coastal redwood forests. Before logging started in California there were an estimated 2 million acres (or 8000 square kilometers) of redwood forests. By the early part of the last century, most of these trees had vanished, cut down for construction and industrial purposes. In the early 1900s, a local Congressman by the name of William Kent was acutely aware of the need to preserve some of the last remainders of these forests, and he purchased 611 acres (2.47 square kilometers) of land from the Tamalpais Land and Water Company to protect these unique redwood trees. In 1908 President Theodore Roosevelt declared the land a national monument, the first such area to be created from land that was donated by a private individual. Today Muir Woods features Giant Sequoia trees that grow up to 380 feet or 115 metres. On average the trees are between 500 and 800 years old, and the oldest is about 1,100 years old. Other species in the forest include California Bay Laurel, Bigleaf Maple Trees and Tanoak. More than 50 species of birds make Muir Woods their home. After this first introduction to Marin County, we continued to drive north to the Sonoma Valley to start our wine-tasting tour. Author: travelandtransitions Keywords: San Francisco California Muir Woods Excursion Added: March 13, 2008

After a late night of exotic entertainment at Asia SF, our day (February 24, 2008) got started very early, and although it was raining I decided to capture a few photos Union Square and the area surrounding our hotel. I walked just a few steps east to Union Square, the heart of San Francisco's shopping, hotel and theatre district. Big shopping venues such as Macy's, Saks Fifth Avenue, Bloomingdale's, Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus surround this historic square. Luxury stores such as Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Dior, Chanel, Prada, Armani and Hermes are also represented. Just west from The Handlery are two historic theatres: the Geary and Curran Theatres. The Moscone Convention Centre and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art are close by as well. Before our excursion to Muir Woods I got a quick hour long walk in to check out some of the streets surrounding Union Square and had a delicious waffle breakfast in a little 24 hour eatery called Pinecrest Diner. Punctually at 8:30 am we got picked up by a diesel-powered van from Incredible Adventures, chauffered by our charming driver and local expert Michelle. She had three other guests in the van: a grandmother, mother and granddaughter team from Texas who were here for a quick girls' weekend getaway. Off we drove, and Michelle started to explain the various parts of San Francisco and Marin County that we started driving through. We made it up into the Muir Woods National Monument where we admired one of the few remaining old-growth coastal redwood forests. Before logging started in California there were an estimated 2 million acres (or 8000 square kilometers) of redwood forests. By the early part of the last century, most of these trees had vanished, cut down for construction and industrial purposes. In the early 1900s, a local Congressman by the name of William Kent was acutely aware of the need to preserve some of the last remainders of these forests, and he purchased 611 acres (2.47 square kilometers) of land from the Tamalpais Land and Water Company to protect these unique redwood trees. In 1908 President Theodore Roosevelt declared the land a national monument, the first such area to be created from land that was donated by a private individual. Today Muir Woods features Giant Sequoia trees that grow up to 380 feet or 115 metres. On average the trees are between 500 and 800 years old, and the oldest is about 1,100 years old. Other species in the forest include California Bay Laurel, Bigleaf Maple Trees and Tanoak. More than 50 species of birds make Muir Woods their home. After this first introduction to Marin County, we continued to drive north to the Sonoma Valley to start our wine-tasting tour. Author: travelandtransitions Keywords: San Francisco California Muir Woods Excursion Added: March 13, 2008

Redwood Creek Forest Video - California Redwoods

An Australian woman has an entire apartment just for her parakeets and their toys. Amber Muir from Channel 10 in Sydney reports. (CBSNews.com) Author: CBS Keywords: sydney amber muir channel 10 budgies parakeets skateboarding games tricks australian Added: March 5, 2008

Author: Greenhousefect Added: Thu, 21 Feb 2008 00:46:18 -0800 Duration: 167This technical for it's time and angry song comes from 1990's Immorally Moral album. Guitarist Phil Keegan controls the action here with some great playing while bassist Rick Carmody and Clark Haggans on drums keep up with tightness and power. Hagins also belts out the dementedly pissed off lyrics.

the educational sector seem to "get" SL better than the strictly corporate world. One after the other place of learning is growing the grid and now a Jesuit school is joining the choir. Draxtor Despres gives an overview.

Trying to keep up with Alan, Wain and Dave Cast: Taylor Davidson

Cheers from the Tourist Club, in the woods outside Muir Woods, almost at the end of our hike. Makes the rest of the hike go pretty quick. Cast: Taylor Davidson