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This short video is part of Tides of Time, 2009, an interactive DVD that features eight of UNESCO World Heritage sites around the world.
UNESCO: Culture
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The Government of Flanders and the Tides of Time partnership have provided more than USD 3 million to date to help States and site managers face the growing challenges of pollution largely posed by underwater mining and drilling as well as maritime transportation.
UNESCO: House | United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
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The Government of Flanders and the Tides of Time partnership have provided more than USD 3 million to date to help States and site managers face the growing challenges of pollution largely posed by coastal development, unsustainable resource extraction as well as maritime transportation.
UNESCO: MEDIA SERVICES
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While it is, certainly, possible that this period of low-volatility and rising tides may continue to persist for some time, I believe that we are probably much closer to the end of the period of strong positive returns across all asset classes than we are to the beginning.
FORBES: Stocks Going Higher? 3 Myths (And The Truth)!
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For some time we had felt the tides of change coming for HMV and here was our perfect opportunity to unambiguously say what we felt.
BBC: HMV: How the top dog lost its bite
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It may seem a stretch to include a pop group from England in a list of some of the greatest startup teams of all time but the success of The Beatles is due not only to fad and the whimsical tides of fashion.
FORBES: Greatest Startup Teams EVER: Part 3
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At the same time, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides managed to largely offset the revenue drop, but hurt profitability given its own higher costs.
FORBES: Disney Goes With The Flow: Beats On Higher Ad Rates, Solid Theme Park Profit
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Today, Skyfall moved into the number ten spot on the all-time worldwide box office list, replacing Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides.
FORBES: 'Skyfall' Becomes Tenth Highest-Grossing Film Of All Time
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"The tides will only be around four centimetres (1.4 inches) higher than normal for this time of year, " the Environment Agency said.
BBC: Deckchairs on the sand