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A lush carpet of lavender stretches as far as the eye can see. This amazing panorama shows how more of Britain will look as global warming prompts farmers to plant vast acres of the aromatic herb. The purple fields will vie with the now-familiar vivid vistas of yellow rape as Britain's rising temperatures make it easier to grow lavender, which flowers between June and August. - Emma from Bookmarklet

Lavender, hmm good essential oil! - Myrna

خونمون. هر روز غروب مي‌رم نوك اون برج به ياد وحيد انلاين ، يه توييت نارنجي مي‌كنم با لپ‌تاپم - mhmazidi from Bookmarklet

شخم بواسطه گوگل آلرت. نظر بالا مال ۷ ماه پیش بود که این روزها بی‌مناسبت نیست باز! - Vahid۹Online

هه هه اول فكر كردم پاهاشو گذاشته رو 2 تا گربه ... نگو دمپاييه!! - پـرستووو

Wish i'll have a girl like her one day..:) - Tugce Cengiz

شاهد غضبان! - Business Blogger【ツ】™

ارجاع: http://friendfeed.com/e... - ardiba

Source: http://www.tendrebulle.fr/public... - Mahdi Ebrahimi

There's a whole lot of friendship going on there... - BEX

"Weekend before last I packed up the Buick with mrsth and the kids and headed out to shoot the “Biggest Little City in the World,” Reno Nevada. I’ve been meaning to shoot Reno for a while now, but somehow just never quite made it out there. I’ve been to Vegas dozens of times, but Reno’s always remained that elusive stepsister of Nevada just out of my reach. I’ve known that I’ve needed to shoot Reno for years of course. I’m collecting images of neon signs and the neon in Reno really is best in class. Maybe it was the worsening recession that finally convinced me. Every day more and more neon signs are coming down. But whatever the case, I made it to Reno just in the nick of time. I spent most of my time in downtown Reno and the best way that I can describe it is that it felt a hell of lot like post Katrina New Orleans. When I visited New Orleans after Katrina I was struck by how devastated the place had become, how broken in many ways the city and the people who lived there were, but at the same time how un - Thomas Hawk

Nicholas, will have to try and catch up on another trip. I only had 36 hours for this one so there wasn't really time to do a photowalk. I'm sure I'll be back to Reno though quite a bit to shoot more and do a photowalk or two. There's still so much more I'd like to shoot there. I pretty much just scratched the surface with this trip. - Thomas Hawk

Now that is a nice looking reader - Christian Anderson

really ... a stylus, how PalmPilotEsque - Bastard Operator From FF

Personally i am VERY happy with my new Sony reader.... - Angus Norton

Swooping low in the evening sky, tens of thousands of starlings combine in perfect harmony as they gather to roost. In an astonishing natural display of formation flying, they took the shape of a bird of prey looming in the skies above Taunton. Normally at the mercy of a kestrel or a deadly sparrowhawk like the one they appear to be mimicking, this swift-moving flock of starlings, known as a murmuration, finds safety in numbers. - Emma from Bookmarklet

wow - ★ Esther Rudolph

Nokia N97 is the phone I'm waiting for. Looks excellent!! - Kol Tregaskes

me too for n97! i've n82 now. - mohammadk

I'm sure the iPhone is shaking in its boots. - Rex Hammock

I called it!! I love being right. ;) - Mona Nomura from fftogo

This is misleading, and obviously some of us aren't bothering to read the article either judging by the comments above. ;) - Ryan

-Grinding album opener, "In Chains", is instantly grabbing with its tortured carousel machine music, and assures one that Gahan, Gore and Fletcher are back and have brought a lot to the table this time around. Do these guys even age? You wouldn't have a clue here. -A haunting synth line that could be a long lost cousin of John Carpenter's brilliant Halloween theme palpitates through the lengthy spine of "Come Back", a mysterious, hypnotic vortex of a track that might just be the very sound at the center of the Mode's universe. A fine instrumental follows in the form of astral "Spacewalker". - Emma from Bookmarklet

Just pre-ordered! Can't wait... <3 - Brandon

"A picture of an armed sheriff moving through an American home after an eviction due to a mortgage foreclosure won the top prize in the World Press Photo competition Jury members said the strength of the photo by Anthony Suau for Time magazine was in its opposites - it looks like a classic war photograph, but is simply the eviction of people from a house" - Thomas Hawk from Bookmarklet

That sheriff kind of looks like he's never actually had to hold a gun before. I feel like if he had actually needed to fire that thing, he would have ended up smacking himself in the face with it. - Brian Chang

Such a striking image, Thomas. - Derrick

nah, no cop harassment here. Took this at our neon photowalk in Sacramento last year. That was a great photowalk. - Thomas Hawk

"Over the past few days we've made a lot of small changes to Gmail's contact manager which, combined, should make it easier to organize the contacts you want and get rid of some of the cruft." - AJ Batac from Bookmarklet

I wonder if they also asked "What was the color of George Washington's white horse?" - Josh Haley

LOL!!! - Kol Tregaskes

Very good set - Håkan Dahlström

"Flickr Most Interesting Today." - Dan N. Moldovan from Bookmarklet

Nice summary. The sizes of the slices are a bit misleading though. They've made the diameters of the circles, rather than the areas, proportional to the dollar amounts. - Simon

No!!! That's just a wretched waste of a spectacular camera. - William Beem

Ace! Now stick it back together! ;-) - Kol Tregaskes