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As the strands of silver weave their way into the black hair of my youth
and the webs entangling my mind are cleared away from that time of my life,
I am free...
Free to mount the summit of that great hill and look out upon the expanse
of the rest of my life with the awe and wonderment of a child.
I truly am free.
~Original poem by LongBraid~
I'm a professional graphic designer specializing in IncrediMail email stationery, animated signatures, banner ad design, photo editing/restoration and custom designed graphics for your website. I'd love for you to visit my website and give it a good review or a thumbs up: LongBraid Designs. While you're there be sure to read my article on How to Feed Hummingbirds by Hand! |
- clayfeets profile - StumbleUpon
 Apr 2, 2008 2:36pm (648 reviews) stumblers http://clayfeet.stumbleupon.com/- Tastefully sensual, this is a wonderful blog with some great images... well worth your time to visit.
Thank you Clayfeet!
- Comparison of Animal Ages - Succeed with Healthy Animals: School for Champions...
- Mar 30, 2008 1:08pm
 (27 reviews) pets http://www.school-for-champions.com/anim... - Did you know that a Galapagos Land Turtle has a life span of 193 years? I sure didn't! This site has some very interesting charts on the life span of various animals.
From the page: Most animals age more rapidly than humans. Just as humans need different nutrition, exercise and health care at the various phases in their lives, so too do your pets need different care as they age. Older animals suffer from the same ailments as elderly people, such as arthritis and loss of hearing and vision. A comparison of the actual age of the pet and the corresponding of a human can give you a good idea of how to take care of your pet and also to understand its behavior.
- CatStuff: Cat Facts and Trivia
- Mar 30, 2008 12:24pm (221 reviews) cats http://www.xmission.com/~emailbox/trivia...
- Everything you've ever wanted to know about cats & then some!
- City of Seattle Won't Buy Bottled Water : Environmental News Blog |...
- Mar 30, 2008 12:13pm (11 reviews) ecology http://www.environmentalgraffiti.com/gre...
- We need more leaders like Seattle's mayor Greg Nickels...
From the page: In what is a great initiative from many points of view, the mayor of Seattle (Greg Nickels) has announced that the city will no longer be buying bottled water for events or water-cooler jugs for its workers.
While it will save only $58,000 a year, the beneficial impact on the environment will be much greater.
There are still a lot of arguments over whether tap water is as good as it's supposed to be or not. It's estimated that about a half of the people in the U.S. drink bottled water and the number is increasing. While tests have pointed out that most bottles are pure and quite good to drink, there were some which had chemicals and several unwanted substances in their composition.
- ProQuo - Stop Junk Mail and Protect Against Identity Theft
- Mar 30, 2008 12:09pm (12 reviews) marketing http://www.proquo.com/?cmpid=lnk-3.7.6.0
- Kill 2 birds with one stone... eliminate alot of your junk mail and save trees at the same time, I love it!
- Massive ice shelf on verge of breakup - CNN.com
- Mar 26, 2008 12:42pm
 (4 reviews) environment http://www.cnn.com/2008/TECH/science/03/... - While the governments & peoples of the Earth are still arguing about global warming, our Mother Earth is suffering & we are seeing the effects right here, right now. Is anyone paying attention?
Today... Wednesday 3/26/08 from the page: Some 220 square miles of ice has collapsed in Antarctica and an ice shelf about seven times the size of Manhattan is "hanging by a thread," the British Antarctic Survey said Tuesday, blaming global warming. Scientists say the size of the threatened shelf is about 5,282 square miles.
"We are in for a lot more events like this," said professor Ted Scambos, a glaciologist at the National Snow and Ice Data Center at the University of Colorado at Boulder. Scambos alerted the British Antarctic Survey after he noticed part of the Wilkins ice shelf disintegrating on February 28, when he was looking at NASA satellite images.
Late February marks the end of summer at the South Pole and is the time when such events are most likely, he said. "The amazing thing was, we saw it within hours of it beginning, in between the morning and the afternoon pictures of that day," Scambos said of the large chunk that broke away on February 28.
The Wilkins ice shelf lost about 6 percent of its surface a decade ago, the British Antarctic Survey said in a statement on its Web site. Another 220 square miles -- including the chunk that Scambos spotted -- had splintered from the ice shelf as of March 8, the group said.
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- http://www.sizlinks.com/random/amazing-mandarinfish/
- Mar 25, 2008 1:03pm (57 reviews) nature http://www.sizlinks.com/random/amazing-m...
- Wow, what an amazing looking fish! It almost doesn't look real, but it is.
- threehourtours blog - StumbleUpon
- Mar 24, 2008 12:03pm (51 reviews) stumblers http://threehourtour.stumbleupon.com/
- Very, very nice blog, I really enjoyed my visit here... check it out!
- Mar 24, 2008 12:03pm
- A little Paint Shop Pro montage for today, by LongBraid... can you hear Judy Garland singing?
- tanaiapaps profile - StumbleUpon
- Mar 24, 2008 12:02pm (104 reviews) stumblers http://tanaiapap.stumbleupon.com/
- Beautiful! A "must see" blog. I just loved this image...
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