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Submit your sight!The one that got so many people so hot under the collar.Very close to the original topless sunbather, this one is definitely female, I think.This ones been widely discussed on other sites, but I personally reckon this is a guy, wearing shorts.Sex unknown of course, but topless nevertheless.Mind you, I wish that person would keep their legs together.Well, do you know of a better one?Thanks to the Keyhole Users.The naked people on beaches or beach cafes are prolly on the nude beach.It would be cool to create a schedule of satellite flyovers, so the world of wired geeks could stage a mass mooning.Vitamin D is hard to get otherwise!Imagine the possible configurations beyond squinting!Sort of reminds me of lady who called the police about a naked man showering who did not have the decency to close the curtain.When the policeman answered that the nearest home was a distance away and that he could not see anything much the women responded that of course you had to use a good set of binoculaurs.This ones been widely discussed on other sites, but I personally reckon this is a guy, wearing shorts.It turned out that the sunbather is not a naked man, but a naked woman (age 61) and she is naked!It is no different than raw chicken displayed at the grocery store.For some reason these images make me think of The Simms.How about some pics of people fornicating?!This ones been widely discussed on other sites, but I personally reckon this is a guy, wearing shorts.Max
New Google Earth 4.Other names of companies and products mentioned on this website may be the trademarks of their respective owners.Thumbnail images are copyright Google and other companies, visit Google for full legal notices.Back when Prince was much more popular, his music powerfully enticed us into what he now considers sin.If God is keeping score, Prince should be worried."No one promoted sex more than Prince, and now he's celibate.OTOH, unrepentant domestic terrorist to respected English professor and friend of a president.If he's celibate, then Sarah Palin believes in the earth is round.He was mixing sex and religion all the time in the 80s.You get rid of the potato chips, and a bunch of other crappy junk food, go to a suana and sweat, exercise, firm your body and then come out clean.Sure people will call you names and think you are frigid.You just wait for the right class of Amish milk cause you know in your mind exactly what it will be waiting for you and when you get it the wholesomeness is unbelievable.That is the wonderful thing about God's grace!"If he's celibate, then Sarah Palin believes in the earth is round."And they call conservatives wingnuts.You just wait for the right class of Amish milk cause you know in your mind exactly what it will be waiting for you and when you get it the wholesomeness is unbelievable."And God saw that the wickedness of man was great in the earth, and that every imagination of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually.These are the generations of Schiff: Schiff was a just man and perfect in his generations, and Schiff walked with God."I'm glad, Prince can be forgiven, not that I can or should judge whether he is or not.Ronzoni got too starchy in the early eighties.But it declined and now I only use Barilla or Guido pasta.Is there really a right way to do it?Trooper, I gave up on Barilla when he briefly changed his name to that bizarre glyph.He had it shaped into a pasta that somehow always stayed al dente enough to break a tooth!Hell, I remember when this guy was just The Little Prince and worked for some French guy!He gave a great Super Bowl half time show, what, last year?Let's have today's theme on Althouse be "Let's Go Crazy!"That sauce sounds delicious, Meade.He's had a lot of tragedy too, hasn't he?So Prince has gone all Old Testament on us.Addicted to drugs, addicted to sex, addicted to religion.Most celebrities choose some bogus cult where they can take center stage, so to speak, in the religious hierarchy.That said, his revelation reminds me of all the moguls a la Gates and Buffet, whose M.This is the same guy who did a cover of Radiohead's "Creep" at Coachella, and then demanded that the fan clips of it on You Tube be pulled, claiming copyright violation.He's not even worthy of a profile in The Watchtower.There is a Kroger right near the tournament I attend every year in Mason.It is often on sale for about 59cents a lb which is a great price and I stock up on it.It leads to flavorfull pasta that a add a big dollop of sauce on top with cheese and the appropriate garnishment.But he can play the hell out of a guitar!I'll reserve the entire restaurant.I'll definitely see you guys at Germano's if it pans out.AM THEREDarcy, I used to go to the ATP as a kid.My family were big tennis players.Copyright law doesn't forbid covering songs.Let's have today's theme on Althouse be "Let's Go Crazy!"Just remember back when Prince was considered the "freak" and Michael Jackson was the "sweet boy."Maybe we can even hire Darcy to give us a tennis lesson.Prince's old music was also full of religion.Didn't he always say he had a cock in one hand and a Bible in the other?Paris 20 yrs ago, and the audience lost its collective mind.If there's a celebrity Hades,Well you know they've got full DC8s, yeah, yeeaaaaah..But whenever I've seen him perform I can't take my eyes off of him.I'll give Prince this much, he doesn't go trumpeting his faith in the media....He just puts the music out there for the most part.To whatever extent he interacts with the press, one suspects he's having fine sport with the press and his public image.Deliberately stirring the pot a little to be amused how the world reacts.Sort of like an internet troll, but with style and creativitiy.If anyone ever wondered how totally lame and stupid Rolling Stone is, they shunned Prince on their 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time list recently.If only I had a nickel for every time a beautiful woman has come up to me, asked me to sign a photo of Prince, and then, upon my signing it and handing it back, said, "Meade?I'd have enough nickels to hire an underling to sign all my damn autographs for me.Copyright law doesn't forbid covering songs.And he owns the rights to his performance of it.YouTube is rife with unrecompensed covers of tunes.Part 2 is on the sidebar.Hearing Prince talk about chastity is like hearing Bill Gates advocate for the estate tax.Digression WarningRead somewhere recently that both Gates and Buffet are pro estate tax.And then the farm goes under....Wonder if the prez elect knows where his food comes from?CAMPAIGN ID IN QUERY
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hbx.Humans are undoubtedly the most dominant species the Earth has ever known.In just a few thousand years we have swallowed up more than a third of the planet's land for our cities, farmland and pastures.By some estimates, we now commandeer 40 per cent of all its productivity.Let's not invoke the mother of all plagues to wipe us out, if only to avoid complications from all the corpses).Left once more to its own devices, Nature would begin to reclaim the planet, as fields and pastures reverted to prairies and forest, the air and water cleansed themselves of pollutants, and roads and cities crumbled back to dust."The sad truth is, once the humans get out of the picture, the outlook starts to get a lot better," says John Orrock, a conservation biologist at the National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis in Santa Barbara, California.If tomorrow dawns without humans, even from orbit the change will be evident almost immediately, as the blaze of artificial light that brightens the night begins to wink out.In some countries, including Germany, Austria, Belgium and the Netherlands, there is no longer any night sky untainted by light pollution.Renewable sources such as wind turbines and solar will keep a few automatic lights burning, but lack of maintenance of the distribution grid will scuttle these in weeks or months.The same lack of maintenance will spell an early demise for buildings, roads, bridges and other structures.Without people to do these seemingly minor chores, things go downhill quickly.The best illustration of this is the city of Pripyat near Chernobyl in Ukraine, which was abandoned after the nuclear disaster 20 years ago and remains deserted."From a distance, you would still believe that Pripyat is a living city, but the buildings are slowly decaying," says Ronald Chesser, an environmental biologist at Texas Tech University in Lubbock who has worked extensively in the exclusion zone around Chernobyl.You wouldn't think, as you walk around your house every day, that we have a big impact on keeping that from happening, but clearly we do."The elegant suspension bridges, the lightweight forms, these are the kinds of structures that would be more vulnerable," says Masterton."There's less reserve of strength built into the design, unlike solid masonry buildings and those using arches and vaults."It's going to take a long time for a concrete road to disappear.It might be severely crumbling in many places, but it'll take a long time to become invisible."If you would like to reuse any content from New Scientist, either in print or online, please contact the syndication department first for permission.How do you know about these villages if there is no trace of them existing..........The article says something about aliens wouldnt find traces of us a few million years after we dissapeared...If these aliens had the technology to transport themselfes further away than we could even see, wouldn't they also have technology to see what lived on this planet many years more than we could?If you are having a technical problem posting a comment, please contact technical support.What makes the universe tick?Visit the site to get free quotes from website designers and a range of web, IT and marketing services in the UK.Given the mounting toll of fouled oceans, overheated air, missing topsoil, and mass extinctions, we might sometimes wonder what our planet would be like if humans suddenly disappeared.Would the seas again fill with fish?Would our concrete cities crumble to dust from the force of tree roots, water, and weeds?How long would it take for our traces to vanish?Demilitarized Zone, or DMZ, set up by the armistice ending the Korean War.Aside from rare military patrols or desperate souls fleeing North Korea, humans have barely set foot in the strip since 1953.Next to whooping cranes, they are the rarest such birds on Earth.If peace is ever declared, suburban Seoul, which has rolled ever northward in recent decades, is poised to invade such tantalizing real estate.Wilson, who believes that tourism revenues could trump those from agriculture or development.As serenely natural as the DMZ now is, it would be far different if people throughout Korea suddenly disappeared.Otters, Asiatic black bears, musk deer, and the nearly vanquished Amur leopard would spread into slopes reforested with young daimyo oak and bird cherry.If people were no longer present anywhere on Earth, a worldwide shakeout would follow.From zebra mussels to fire ants to crops to kudzu, exotics would battle with natives.In time, says Wilson, all human attempts to improve on nature, such as our painstakingly bred horses, would revert to their origins.Soon, weeds such as mustard and goosegrass would invade.Chinese ailanthus tree, would take over.Within five years, says Dennis Stevenson, senior curator at the New York Botanical Garden, ailanthus roots would heave up sidewalks and split sewers.He says there were 30 to 40 streams in Manhattan when the Dutch first arrived.Victorians, but within 200 years, says Steven Clemants, vice president of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, tons of leaf litter would overflow gutters as pioneer weeds gave way to colonizing native oaks and maples in city parks.Central Park grass, would spread flames through town.As lightning rods rusted away, roof fires would leap among buildings into paneled offices filled with paper.Black locust and autumn olive trees would fix nitrogen, allowing more goldenrods, sunflowers, and white snakeroot to move in along with apple trees, their seeds expelled by proliferating birds.Unless an earthquake strikes New York first, bridges spared yearly applications of road salt would last a few hundred years before their stays and bolts gave way (last to fall would be Hell Gate Arch, built for railroads and easily good for another thousand years).Coyotes would invade Central Park, and deer, bears, and finally wolves would follow.Ruins would echo the love song of frogs breeding in streams stocked with alewives, herring, and mussels dropped by seagulls.Pigeons would genetically revert back to the rock doves from which they sprang.Over many centuries, plants would take these up, recycle, redeposit, and gradually dilute them.One intriguing example is the former Rocky Mountain Arsenal next to Denver International Airport.There a chemical weapons plant produced mustard and nerve gas, incendiary bombs, napalm, and after World War II, pesticides.In our planet's sixth great mass extinction event, amphibians are among the hardest hit.DISCOVER's own Phil Plait lays out the odds.As this is a regression, it may not match the figures from the above URL exactly.This figure does take into account both births and deaths, for those that have asked.And, yes, while the count may not be exact, there really are, more or less, that many people on the planet.Here are the activists, agitators, scientists, and superstars who are fighting for us all.As a result of this and other human practices, 90 percent of our big predator fish are gone and about 30 marine species are now endangered.Ted Danson, who has been a devoted ocean conservationist since the 80s, when he was better known for starring in the TV series Cheers.You see why scientists believe that the oceans are headed towards a collapse.Photographed for the 2008 Green Issue by Art Streiber.Take a look back with our early retrospective.The Following div element will end up holding the actual feed control.You can place this anywhere on your page.Use of this Site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement and Privacy Policy.Remixed Dance Classics (2xCD)
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