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An old wooden door and some rusted locks. Taken in Bogotá, Colombia. - Juan Pablo González

This is something that I need to do at least once in my life. - Juan Pablo González

uau che belle :-D - midnay

Maybe another source for the HDMI matrix. - Cristo

Here's some info about the new remote http://bit.ly/8uGXh5 - Michael Fidler

Is that the guy from 30 Rock? - Alex Scrivener

Natalie Portman doesn't look very good in that photo. But some very interesting concepts there. - Juan Pablo González

Grass growing between bricks. Shot in Bogotá, Colombia. - Juan Pablo González

Abstract shot of a green blanket. - Juan Pablo González

The sign on the palm tree says "Caution, falling coconuts!". This is in the Koh Phi Phi Village Hotel, in Thailand. - Juan Pablo González

Processing mine now :) - Juan Pablo González

Jeff - very true, unless you have multiple catelogs all over the place :) - Justin Korn from IM

The British institution of dentures sitting in a glass of water beside the bed could be rendered obsolete by scientists who are confident that people will soon be able to replace lost teeth by growing new ones. Instead of false teeth, a small ball of cells capable of growing into a new tooth will be implanted where the missing one used to be. The procedure needs only a local anaesthetic and the new tooth should be fully formed within a few months of the cells being implanted. - Jeff P. Henderson from Bookmarklet

This is long overdue - Juan Pablo González

A group of people at Coogee Beach, in Sydney, Australia. - Juan Pablo González

These are the type of vehicles that welcome you as you exit the airport at Bahía Solano, in the north east of Colombia. It's a very small town that sits in the Pacific Ocean, filled with beautiful people, but live in very poor conditions unfortunately. - Juan Pablo González

Córdoba has a similar one. I asked one of the locals why all the orange trees had all the fruits available, and no one touched them. Turns out they were the sour ones, much more resistant to the heat, and hence, are used for shade. - Juan Pablo González

@Juan Tnx for the info! Yes these are the famous seville oranges. British go mad for seville orange marmalade! - mlazopoulou

Pink and blue wall in downtown Bogotá, Colombia. - Juan Pablo González

This is the 'Piedra del Peñol' or Peñol's Stone, located in the Guatape reservoir, in Antioquia, Colombia. - Juan Pablo González

Uneven reflection on a building in downtown Sydney, close to Darling Harbour. - Juan Pablo González

Wish I'd seen this before writing up my last post...nice write up - Justin Korn

Umm... Actually, this update gives you far less control, since it groups a lot of items together that used to be separated. The update really does two things: 1) brings attention to it, allowing FB to lie and say "now we have better privacy controls", and 2) allow FB to change the terms to make more things public (like friends list) that were not public before. The whole update is a big... more... - Otto

This is one corridor that I found on the top floor of the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, that I discovered while walking around the building. It was the perfect mix of blues with that cloudless L.A. sky. - Juan Pablo González

<3!!! - Derrick from iPhone

Alex again proves the axiom that Friendfeed menz know how to marry "up". - MASTER OF THE OBVIOUS

Two empty beach chairs sit empty during a morning in the beach of the Phi Phi Island Village hotel, in Thailand. I could definitely be in a beach right now! - Juan Pablo González

Only $40? AMATEUR. - Jandy, ConcertMaven of FF

Control Machete would be awesome too. - Admiral Anika

This is going to draw a lot of attention! - Juan Pablo González

This reminded me of the Chase Jarvis video testing the Sandisk cards. - Juan Pablo González

I see a lot of this style these days with skate mags - Mo Kargas

This fountain is located in the "Bare Foot Park", in Medellín, Colombia. - Juan Pablo González

A very minimalistic shot taken in Watsons Bay, Sydney. - Juan Pablo González

Clock carved on the floor of a shopping mall in North Sydney, Australia. - Juan Pablo González

Would you like to become primal members of Listome? - Can Eğridere "Jegraphy"

a task manager and to do list, but user friendly and easy to use... not like the others - Can Eğridere "Jegraphy"

Sunlight seen trough a skylight, protected with a metal grid. Taken in Bogotá, Colombia. - Juan Pablo González

A lonely pigeon waits to catch some leftovers from the many tourists that visit Darling Harbour, in Sydney, at noon. The Sydney Tower is visible in between the many buildings of the city. - Juan Pablo González

"The Rocks" is one of the most visited parts of Sydney. It's the foundation place of the city and the country, and is described as "Sydney's outdoors museum". In the backgroup, the end of the Harbour Bridge is seen. - Juan Pablo González

Side view of Sydney's Opera House. I think it's very weird that this building looks so amazing from the side, and so... well, ugly, from the front. - Juan Pablo González

gotta put the windows SOMEwhere, tho. personally, i like it from every angle. - Joe Silence

True... I just think it looks, I don't know, too wide? it's one of my favorite buildings in the world still. Took over 200 photos of it when I went in august. - Juan Pablo González