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JoeBlack40 said:
Just awesome.One question though...do you use a third-party software for the taskbar transparency?Thanks.
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Just awesome.One question though...do you use a third-party software for the taskbar transparency?Thanks.
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Oh...but it is paid right?Oh well, i prefer my portable and totally free Taskbar ToolsHey! I use StartIsBack
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Bing wallpaper today.
Perhaps you can understand why this tiny sea slug is sometimes called the ‘sea sheep’ or ‘leaf sheep’? It grazes on algae just as a sheep grazes on grass, and it bears more than a little resemblance to an actual sheep. Sea sheep don’t digest the chloroplasts in the algae they eat—instead, they absorb the energy-producing cells. As a result, the leaf-like fins all over the sea sheep’s back are loaded with working chloroplasts, making the sea sheep one of the only non-plant life forms on Earth with the ability to photosynthesize—that is, produce its own energy using sunlight and water. Who knew an evolutionary advancement could be so cute?
Perhaps you can understand why this tiny sea slug is sometimes called the ‘sea sheep’ or ‘leaf sheep’? It grazes on algae just as a sheep grazes on grass, and it bears more than a little resemblance to an actual sheep. Sea sheep don’t digest the chloroplasts in the algae they eat—instead, they absorb the energy-producing cells. As a result, the leaf-like fins all over the sea sheep’s back are loaded with working chloroplasts, making the sea sheep one of the only non-plant life forms on Earth with the ability to photosynthesize—that is, produce its own energy using sunlight and water. Who knew an evolutionary advancement could be so cute?
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Cuteness that there is likely to offer from Pixar
The stealth of the sea seems to be unknown because the ecology is also concealed.
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New Year’s Day in the land of the rising sun
Watching the first sunrise of a new year is a tradition for some, and in Japan, it’s an event. Crowds gather on mountaintops or beaches to get beautiful, unobstructed views of the new year’s first daybreak. The hikers in this photo are gathered on Japan’s Mount Fuji to watch the sunrise, but in a warmer time of year. Highly skilled mountaineers have been known to summit Mount Fuji on New Year’s Day, but dangerously high winds and bitterly cold temperatures make the peak of Mount Fuji on January 1 off limits to most of us. Of course, you don’t have to get to Japan and climb Fuji or any other mountain to watch the new year sun peek over the horizon. Maybe you are still awake from your New Year’s Eve celebration and can enjoy the sunrise just before you retire for the first official nap of 2019. Let’s make it a good one!
Source: Mount Fuji - Bing
Watching the first sunrise of a new year is a tradition for some, and in Japan, it’s an event. Crowds gather on mountaintops or beaches to get beautiful, unobstructed views of the new year’s first daybreak. The hikers in this photo are gathered on Japan’s Mount Fuji to watch the sunrise, but in a warmer time of year. Highly skilled mountaineers have been known to summit Mount Fuji on New Year’s Day, but dangerously high winds and bitterly cold temperatures make the peak of Mount Fuji on January 1 off limits to most of us. Of course, you don’t have to get to Japan and climb Fuji or any other mountain to watch the new year sun peek over the horizon. Maybe you are still awake from your New Year’s Eve celebration and can enjoy the sunrise just before you retire for the first official nap of 2019. Let’s make it a good one!
Source: Mount Fuji - Bing
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Is it a close up of Jabba the Hutt?
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These sweet little houses are called Trulli's from the Puglia region in Italy. I want to live in one
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Yeah, I visited Puglia a few years ago, fantastic place, nice sea, blue sky, eating among the Bouganville, a good thought for next summer for sureThese sweet little houses are called Trulli's from the Puglia region in Italy. I want to live in one
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Yeah, I visited Puglia a few years ago, fantastic place, nice sea, blue sky, eating among the Bouganville, a good thought for next summer for sure
Blue sea, blue sky, eating and bougainvillea, i can cope with but not the heat of summer in Italy, remember that i am from the land of no sun, i don't think it ever even rises let alone shines
These awesome little Italian rowhouses are so pristine....I shudder to think if they somehow were transmuted over to filthy, crime-infested central Brooklyn....
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