a barred spiral galaxy - the rainforest expands - # 58

HEY! Merry Andrew & Wordworker.... I have always used the old mouse but should learn the short cuts.
My kids know all of them but refuse to teach me!!

Little twirps.... see if I send them to school again!!

Hi Maggin,

Short cuts? What short cuts? We don't need no stinking short cuts!!

<<improv of Alfonso Bedoya - aka - the bandit in the movie 'Treasure of the Sierra Madres'>>

<big grin>

Yo, ehBeth,
Don't worry bout tha second place numbers........ During the last month they have gained .007 acres per day - opposed to our .0343 acres per day. Which means we have gained about 500 per cent more acres than they have. But, they are still clicking and that is what counts!!!! God bless em. 36 plus acres is an admirable area. We - all being in the same save the rain forest boat - are striving for the same goals.

Sheet... who got short cuts?? Lucky amigos.

Cleeeking in.


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Just tried to click and got an error message twice in a row. Wonder what's up. Will try again later.
Mornin', all.

It's working now Merry Andrew..

I got it right this am and clicked on Rain Forest!

WOW, I'm smart! hehehehe

Morning Wordworker & Danon AND eBeth and................. everybody!

g'day all ~

hi ya mags and everyone!

will click after work - ya all have a good day!

Funny thing, when I went to click a third time, I was told I'd already clicked. I guess the clicks register even if you get an error page for a response instead of a 'thank you for clicking.'

hehe, MA, You never appreciate a good Thank You until you don't get it............ grin

<Like the old funny - If you ever start feeling lonely and think nobody cares about you just try missing a car payment>

Cliques for wayfarer and me.

Aktbird 107,342.213

Ft. Knox, KY 106,861 acres (432 km²)
Vienna, AT 414.90 km²

This way I get a feeling of the size.

Oh my.... talk about higher mathematics ... This is statistical prognostication & everything.

Click!

Hi, Ul! Where have you been hiding? Almost the size of Fort Knox, huh? I was stationed there for a while in 1963, so now I have a good idea just how large a chunk of rain forest we all "own."

You and your 283 friends have supported 1,840,898.9 square feet!

Marine Wetlands habitat supported: 72,148.9 square feet.
You have supported: (35,844.3)
Your 283 friends have supported: (36,304.5)

American Prairie habitat supported: 34,196.5 square feet.
You have supported: (9,714.9)
Your 283 friends have supported: (24,481.6)

Rainforest habitat supported: 1,734,553.5 square feet.
You have supported: (159,974.0)
Your 283 friends have supported: (1,574,579.5)

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1 Aktbird57 .. 1074 42.260 acres

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Great to see friends here !

UL!!

It is so very nice to see you again... Thanks for the area covered info.

Hiding behind too many jobs.
And A2K is "dangerous"- too many interesting discussions = too much time here.

Waiting for holidays.

Ah shucks
Can't figure out how to get a picture here so here's the link to a picture of the Oregon Rain Forest taken by our friend Ronbeas formerly of Abuzz.

http://photos1.blogger.com/img/296/896/1024/RainForest.jpg

Also some beautiful flower pictures

http://ronbeas3.blogspot.com/


Clicked for the day! AND hit the correct button two days in a row!!

Hi Ul, good to "see" you!

It's true... a2k is "dangerous" for all who are busy. It is a big time sink but I'm glad you came to dabble in the waters.

I fully understand the need to put these acres into readily understandable units, for example, Viennas or Fort Knoxes.

I checked our figures with this Livermore Laboratory Conversion EXCEL spreadsheet.

http://www.elivermore.com/bills_conversions.xls#Conversions!Area

It doesn't list Viennas or Fort Knoxes , but it did convert 1734553 square feet to 39.81969839 acres (Could this be right, Beth?) or 0.161145247 square kilometers.

That would translate to 0.0038 Viennas.
Clickt.

g'day all ~

Maggie, terrific photos, thanks!

To transfer a photo to a2k, right click on the picture, then click "properties". Highlight the Address URL then right click again and click "copy". Open the response window at a2k and click IMG. Place the cursor in the image window, right click the mouse again, and 'paste' the URL address in the image window - then click OK. The URL will appear in the response window, and when you click "preview" or "submit" the photo transfers.

Have a great day!

clicked

Hallo hallo all,
UL - You must be very close to summer holiday. That will be a good time to relax and visit with friends here at the Wildclickers lair.

All clicked for wayfarer and me.

Practice





Practicing.........

Hey it worked.... Thanks Stradee!