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Here is a photograph sent to me by my brother and is
one of a series of wave photos taken by photographer Clark
Little. I cannot show them all here so you if want to
see the other great wave pictures, send me a note and I will send
them to you.
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Here is a very unusual picture and proves the wisdom of having your camera with you as often as possible.
On the evening of March 31st, 2009, Tim Tevebaugh was
driving home from work east of Craigmont in the southern Idaho
Panhandle. Across the rolling hay fields, Tim saw a very usual
phenomenon. The snow rollers that he took pictures of are extremely
rare because of the unique combination of snow, wind, temperature and
moisture needed to create them. They form with light but sticky snow
and strong (but not too strong) winds. These snow rollers formed during
the day as they weren't present in the morning on Tim's drive to
work. Go to http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/otx/photo_gallery/snow_rollers.php to see several other shots.
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Do you feel you are spending too much time typing. Consider Typing-Expansion Software and read this article by David Pogue of the New York Times.
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If you own a HP laptop and have had an issue with
your battery, check out this HP web site and maybe there will be a
solution for you.
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For our final photo, here is a great shot taken by
Bob Mugge and is an air view of Sydney taken 1/31 from a Qantas 737.
Notice the famous Opera House in the upper left corner. Enjoy!
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