ehBeth, when I transfered the pics, the link appeared instead of the second photo. I'm not sure why, but that hasn't happened before when tranfering photos.
Slip slidin away.
Click most every day.
Nice moon image, stradee.
Joan Lee,
Thanks for keeping up - - - it means a lot. Drop by more often. We like you.
Magginkat,
Yes, and we appreciate your clicking - - - a tree a day keeps the dozer away.
Hi Kara,
Thanks to you for clicking daily. The way I figure, we as a team save 50 + trees each clicking day. That adds up over a period of time and really means a lot for our kids kids.
ehBeth,
You've turned me against ice cream!!!!!!!!!!! Oh No!!!
SATURN'S MOONS DIONE AND RHEA ~ MAY NOT BE BLUE, BUT ARE STILL VERY COOL ...
Cassini's Private Eclipse
March 3, 2005
For this movie, Cassini pointed its cameras toward Saturn's moon Dione to witness its distant sibling moon Rhea briefly pass behind in a series of 32 individual frames taken over 17 minutes. Four individual frames from the eclipse are shown at bottom...
(Full story and QuickTime video at link below)
http://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/multimedia/images/image-details.cfm?imageID=1411
Thanks for the new thread, danon. I'm sorry to hear about your aunt.
Hi to everyone else! We've been clicking, but haven't felt like posting for a few days...Will try to do better, though.
Have a great weekend!
ohhh - i love that, Matrix!
i was looking at the bottom four pix very intently when i realized something was moving above them
You and your 282 friends have supported 1,776,301.0 square feet!
Marine Wetlands habitat supported: 65,288.7 square feet.
You have supported: (35,024.9)
Your 282 friends have supported: (30,263.9)
American Prairie habitat supported: 33,353.6 square feet.
You have supported: (9,387.1)
Your 282 friends have supported: (23,966.5)
Rainforest habitat supported: 1,677,658.7 square feet.
You have supported: (159,131.1)
Your 282 friends have supported: (1,518,527.6)
1 Aktbird57 .. 1030 40.774 acres
don't forget to pop by here for a set of clicks
http://www.thehungersite.com
Thanks for the new thread, blue moon info, and photos. Now I am pleased to post that I did know about the blue moon business.
And ehBeth, thanks for the memories, and the lyrics. Always did love that song.
Now will check on get email updates and go click for today.
Nice to see Kara!
Sad news yesterday: the sixth, and last, orca still alive trapped under the ice in the Kuril islands died. To their credit the local villagers tried to cut a channel in the ice with chainsaws, but weren't able to make much headway as the water kept re-freezing.
Details about the orcas:
"The island authorities even asked the military deployed on the island to assist them. They asked soldiers to blow up the ice in the bay, or to evacuate the whales either by land or by helicopter.
However, all three ideas were rejected. It was thought an explosion could deafen the whale, while the 15-centimeter ice was too thin for a crane. Transporting the whales to safety by helicopter was not seen as a realistic option. "
http://en.rian.ru/rian/index.cfm?prd_id=160&msg_id=5450775&startrow=1&date=2005-03-04&do_alert=0
Don't they keep icebreakers in those parts? I don't know if it would have helped........
Morning all, Wow, we are all quite busy today - and it's only Sat.
Clicked - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Matrix,
Nice link site!! Thanks that was swell.
HofT,
Reminds me indirectly of one of my philosophies - "Creation, Birth, Death, Extinction. All our emotions and thoughts fit in between these words"
Ah, the transience of it all.
Thanks for the stats ehBeth. That really helps keep our clicks in perspective.
Have a nice weekend all.
Hoft, thanks for the article!
Kara, good seeing you here at the rainforest. Glad you liked the photos.
Matrix! Girl, you find the neatest websites!
Everyone have a great day!
From Corrie -
I just got a mail from Anita's son:
Here is a link to the obituary for my mother. I am going to put up a couple of photos in the next day or two, so come back and visit more than once. Please let everyone know that they are welcome and encouraged to sign the guest book etc.
http://www.legacy.com/can-edmonton/LegacySubPage2.asp?Page=LifeStory&PersonId=3249306
Thanks for posting the link to Edmonton Journal, Stradee.
Felt it would be more appropriate to wait until family and neighbors had a chance to post on Anita....will look in again next weekend.
Helen, your welcome.
The messages did include those who knew Anita personally, plus her internet friends ~ and also invited people to visit the site often.
I'm certain your response will be appreciated, but if you'd rather wait, that's ok too.
Hello Sumac and Helen,
Happy to see everyone checking in here.
What a sad story about the last orca, Helen.
ehBeth, your link is the site I go to everyday, where I click on all six good causes. It takes only a minute or two.
I thought of the creation-to-extinction sequence this morning when I read the terrible irony of the Italian hostage's rescue: the intelligence agent who negotiated her release was the one who died in the car from "friendly" American fire.
Clickin', slidin', whoooops.
Thanks for the new thread.
Thanks for the word on Anita's guestbook. (Sigh) She was young.
Hi pwayfarer! Good to see you around.
8 clicks tonight and almost a daily round of clicks for the last couple weeks. I slacked off, but I'm trying to get back up to speed.
