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61 A double rainbow plunges into a gorge in Alaska Denali National Park.

62 Photos on the site have come from cities all over the world, including London, Beijing, Mumbai, Toronto, Brooklyn, N.Y., and even Wasilla, Alaska.

63 They are making spring and fall voyages into the Bering Sea, Arctic Ocean, and Gulf of Alaska to analyze the contents of water retrieved from capsules plunged into the water column.

64 "Waters off Alaska are sort of preconditioned to become more acidified, " says Mathis, a University of Alaska, Fairbanks, oceanographer.

65 The Alaska Range, pictured above, stretches from Canada's Yukon border in the east to the base of the Aleutian Range in the west.

66 The name Sitka was derived from a town located not far from Juneau, Alaska.

67 A legend on Capitol Hill, he was famous - his critics say infamous - for bringing huge amounts of federal "pork barrel" projects back to Alaska.

68 This huge mountain chain continues the great spine that runs from Patagonia to Alaska.

69 Kodiak bears are a particularly large subspecies of brown bear, endemic only to the Kodiak archipelago off the Alaska coast.

70 The Alaska Rabbit, a thickset , short rabbit, was bred in Germany despite its name's suggestion!

71 Similarly, with Baked Alaska, hard ice cream is placed on a sponge cake, which is on a non-heat-absorbing plank.

72 A Native American people inhabiting the Aleutian Islands and coastal areas of southwest Alaska. The Aleut are related culturally and linguistically to the Eskimo.

73 Some 400 wildflower species live in the tundra. In summer they provide unexpected explosions of color, like this fireweed grove near a roadside in Denali, Alaska.

74 They are New zealand Zealand and the American State state of Alaska.

75 In the vice-presidential matchup, Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska has refused to provide any health records or to be interviewed on the subject.

76 Oil and gas was found in nineteen sixty-eight near Prudhoe Bay on the North Slope of Alaska.

77 Scientists studying bears around the Beaufort sea, north of Alaska, claim this endurance feat could be a result of climate change.

78 A peak, 5,954.8 m (9,524 ft) high, of the St. Elias Mountains in southwest Yukon Territory, Canada, near the Alaska border. It is the highest elevation in Canada.

79 Now an 800-mile (about 1300 kilometers) pipeline has been built from Prudhoe Bay one the Arctic Ocean to Valdes(sentencedict.com), a port on the south coast of Alaska.

80 Most of the ice loss is coming from the Canadian Arctic Archipelago, Alaska, Patagonia, the Himalayas, and the smaller ice masses surrounding the main Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets.

81 Meringue is also used on other desserts, for example angel food cake, pavlova, and baked Alaska.

82 McCain also praised his vice-presidential running mate, Alaska governor Sarah Palin, saying she has a clear record of reform.

83 Baked Alaska is a layer of cake covered with ice cream and meringue and broiled.

84 A series of mountain ranges of extreme western North America extending from southeast Alaska to Baja California along the coastline of the Pacific Ocean.

85 They are New Zealand and the American State state of Alaska.

86 A man played a chilling game of hide-and-seek with a hungry polar bear recently in Alaska.

87 In another case, H2O sold as "pure glacier water" came from a public water system in Alaska.

88 In 2007 scientists recorded a godwit flying more than 7, 000 miles (11, 500 kilometers), from Alaska to New Zealand, in nine days at an average speed of about 35 miles an hour (56 kilometers an hour).

89 Sitka, Alaska, is home to one of the world's most spectacular lakes.

90 University of Alaska seismologist Larry Gedney explained, "Since [the dam] reached its peak of 475 feet in 1939, the level of seismicity has fluctuated in direct response to water level.