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[Allabord4Jah]

[Allabord4Jah]

[dilip kumar]

Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeet

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[Friends just call me Ross]

Mammatus Clouds

 

 

 

 

I love them and hate them.

Love them, because they are so beautiful to behold.

Hate them, because they are formed when atmospheric conditions are perfect for spawning tornadoes.    

[nanceebgd46]

On 4/24/2016 at 9:53 PM, hatcheckgirl said:

On 5/12/2016 at 6:54 AM, Friends just call me Ross said:

"I wuv you, Mommy..."

 

 

[nanceebgd46]

Motherly love!

[nanceebgd46]

9 hours ago, Allabord4Jah said:

My goodness....that's some great camera work....love those  doggy pictures....they look like they are

having a great time....no stress or anxiety.....all is great with the world......the doggy world that is!!!

[Allabord4Jah]

Here's a picture (no animals or living thing/human) just need someone to recognize what sort of chair this is, and if Chinese, Korean or Japanese? I have a set with a table that is solid Mahogany with 4 dragon feet and eye balls craved from one piece of wood for each leg.  The legs are held in by pegs.  The table looks reddish underneath (original wood), but the middle piece is solid mahogany.   Had (chair) you see fixed by 94 yrd old antique guy who fixes things as such, cost me for 2 pieces of mahogany wood $200.00.  He couldn't tell me what country the chairs came from but did say they are antique.  Need some answers from in here.  The chairs are known as Ladderback Mahogany chairs.  Can't tell you the table, cause I have no idea!

[ChrisC]

When you're stuck indoors and can't go to your convention and the hedge needs trimming.

 

[Friends just call me Ross]

Scientists have an underwater microscope now and it is capturing some beautiful 'beneath the surface'

shots of Jehovah's oceanic creations:

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Fluorescent image of the coral Pocillopora damicornis.

 

By Jules Jaffe, University of California, San Diego; Andrew Mullen, University of California, San Diego, andTali Treibitz, University of Haifa

The Homo sapiens view of our world is all a matter of perspective, and we need to remember that we’re among the larger creatures on Earth. At around 1.7 meters in length, we’re much closer in size to the biggest animals that have ever lived – 30-meter-long blue whales – than the viruses and bacteria that are less than one-millionth our size.

Our relative size and their invisibility to our naked eye makes it easy to forget that there are vastly more of those little guys than us – not just in number, but also in mass and volume. And they’re vital to the health of our planet. For example, every other breath of oxygen you take is courtesy of the photosynthetic bacteria that live in the ocean.

As early microscope pioneer Antony Van Lewenhook discovered approximately 350 years ago, these little “animalcules” are in almost every nook and cranny you can think of on Earth. But until now, we haven’t been able to study most microscopic forms of ocean life in their native marine habitats at sufficient resolution to discern many of their miniature features. This is important, as there are thousands of different millimeter-sized underwater creatures we previously couldn’t study unless they were removed and brought to the lab.

Our new Benthic Underwater Microscope (BUM) changes that. In building our underwater microscopes, we are inspired by oceanographer Victor Smetacek’s question of whether an in situ computerized telemicroscope could “do for microbial ecology what Galileo’s telescope did for astronomy.” Simply put, we hope so. Underwater microscopy can help scientists tackle research questions in new ways. 

http://earthsky.org/earth/new-microscopic-view-of-ocean-floor-creatures

 

[gayathri]

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[pnutts]

[nanceebgd46]

2 hours ago, gayathri said:

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A pictures worth a thousand words.

[Tortuga]

7 hours ago, nanceebgd46 said:

A pictures worth a thousand words.

Yup, I can just hear them now..

"I told you that you would need a bigger umbrella...you are getting your trunk wet...you better not get track water on my floor...is that your new suit......."

[Old]

Would you allow your child to sit within 10 feet of this man?

 

This is the thoughtful response from one (1) of the readers;

"I would gently explain to my children that while it's his absolute

right to do it, I don't approve. 

 

Then I would let them know, in no uncertain terms, that if I ever

catch THEM wearing brown slacks, blue socks and black shoes,

IN PUBLIC, I'll slap the stupid out of 'em." TEXAS MOM

 

 

 

[MizPeg]

On Tuesday, May 31, 2016 at 9:38 AM, Sheep said:

I guess they were feeling a little down  today, so they needed some encouragement.

 

(Do you get the impression these are in the wrong thread?)

at least they are not getting the "wool pulled over their eyes".

[Friends just call me Ross]

Embroidery, anyone? 

 

Can't fine an embroidery hoop?

Check the hall closet...

 

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Embroidering rackets rather than swinging them, Danielle Clough (previously) uses thick thread to create multi-colored images of aloe and other fauna on vintage tennis rackets, the strings acting as her loom.

http://www.thisiscolossal.com/2016/05/new-embroidered-works-on-rackets-shoes-and-fences-by-danielle-clough/

40 --LOVE 

[Friends just call me Ross]

Double rainbow over Chicago

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Chicago had a bout of heavy rain storms yesterday evening and when things started to clear the sky began to glow bright yellow. For a few fleeting moments a pair of rainbows emerged, captured here by Mike Eisenbergwho seemed to be at the perfect vantage point.

http://www.thisiscolossal.com/2016/07/a-double-rainbow-over-chicago/

 

[Tortuga]

5 hours ago, Friends just call me Ross said:

Embroidery, anyone? 

 

Can't fine an embroidery hoop?

Check the hall closet...

 

40 --LOVE 

I had a tennis racket that looked like that. The racket and the broken flower stem was all the evidence my mother needed to take the racket away from me....

[Omoyeme]

It's a testament to Jehovah's glory how a simple creation of seeing a rainbow with the physical eye can put a smile on your face and make you feel good --  if only for a few moments.  

[Old]

Rainbows remind me of steak sizzling on the grill. I don't know why.

[Old]

Or....

[Omoyeme]

37 minutes ago, Old said:

Rainbows remind me of steak sizzling on the grill. I don't know why.

 

[rocket]

1 hour ago, Old said:

Or....

 

I do hope no one is silly enough to go digging for gold at the end of that one.

[Qapla]

Well, if you were going to hide a pot of gold .... can you think of a better place ?