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[freddie01] 22/1/2017 10:46

The Codrington Library at All Souls Coll Oxford

[freddie01] 21/1/2017 08:25

Sunset and Milky Way over Colorado



rock houses in cappadocia turkey





Frost at Midnight

Samuel Taylor Coleridge

[freddie01] 21/1/2017 08:24

Ariel photography has exploded in recent years, but even within the genre Filip Wolak‘s beautiful landscapes of rural New Jersey and beyond dusted with snow are a little different. He shoots them while flying just 1,000 feet off the ground with his camera pointed toward the ground.

[freddie01] 20/1/2017 07:51

Flooding ~ Låtefossen hills, Norway ~ Ole Henrik Skjelstad




Purple enchantment



Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada



Lower Manhattan.



Castle town by Duothink



Rain in Kyoto

[freddie01] 19/1/2017 11:45

Imre Potyó spent 12 days waiting to make this amazing photo of mayflies over the Rába river in Hungary. The tiny insects, called Ephoron virgo, are but a few months old when they take to the air at the end of July or start of August. Great swarms appear over the rivers of central Europe at sunset to mate by the millions, only to die by dawn.










Fabian Hefner was walking near his home in northern Switzerland six months ago when he saw a puddle of gasoline and water on the road. The metallic swirl of color took his breath away and inspired his dazzling series Oil Spill.

[sikhthetech] 18/1/2017 16:13

Arris short interest
increase between 15th and 30th Dec..

30/12: 4.3m shares
15/12: 3.8m
30/11: 5.1m
15/11: 5.2m
31/10: 5.2m
14/10: 4.6m
30/09: 5.6m
15/09: 5.2m
31/08: 4.3m
15/08: 4.9m
29/07: 6.3m
15/07: 7.3m

[freddie01] 18/1/2017 07:43

Cerre Torre, Patagonia | by Jane Wei








Kazakhstan is a country with two capitals—one political, one cultural. This dichotomy was born of the president’s sudden decision a generation ago to up and move the capital from the ancient city of Almaty to Astana, a remote town remade into a glittering “Manhattan of the steppe.”

[freddie01] 17/1/2017 11:39

tranquility falls



sunset in trakoscan…. roberto pavic



Morning at Two Jack Lake by Carl Pan on Fivehundredpx

Banff, Alberta, Canada



Moon Bridge in the Japanese Gardens ~ Fort Worth Botanical Gardens



WATCHING ~ Nasser Osman

[freddie01] 17/1/2017 11:37

THE LAST WOOLLY mammoth roamed the Earth some 4,000 years ago, but even now, they are hunted. Men roam the arctic, boring through the permafrost and excavating the remains of these mighty creatures in search of their ivory tusks. It’s risky, but lucrative, work.

[alexmcdonald] 16/1/2017 14:37

It's Martin Luther King, Jr. Day n the US today so the markets are closed.

[mbhesms] 16/1/2017 11:34

Headline: FCC's Wheeler gives passionate defense of net neutrality rules

Link:

Link to video in the artcle.

Quote: Tom Wheeler, chairman of America's comms watchdog the FCC, has given a passionate defense of net neutrality rules in his last public speech – and warned his fellow commissioners not to go backwards by removing them.

Commentary: I've just pulled the first line at the quote as I couldn't chose from many interesting points in the article. Relevance to Arris? I would just be reading tea leaves but any news that promotes interest in this sector may encourage a serious evaluation of Arris's prospects.

[freddie01] 16/1/2017 08:14

The forests of beech, oak, and ash trees that dot the Danish countryside erupt in shades of orange and gold each fall. As beautiful as it is to see from the forest floor, it’s even more impressive from above. “When you look down, the colors are more dense,” says Danish photographer Michael B. Rasmussen. “You see much more of them at once.”

[freddie01] 16/1/2017 08:13

Kevin Frayer’s photographs of illegal Chinese steel factories look like postcards from the dawn of the Industrial Revolution. Thick smoke spews out of tall stacks, steam rises from vast pits, and molten steel flows across the ground like lava. All around, men toil without even basic protective gear. “It was like stepping back in time,” says Frayer, who spent four days at two steel factories in Inner Mongolia in early November. “The way of working seemed unchanged and unaffected by technology.”

[freddie01] 15/1/2017 12:06

Puerto Rico

[freddie01] 15/1/2017 12:05

Full Grown: Trees Grown into Furniture and Art Objects

[freddie01] 14/1/2017 08:46

Little Mertens Falls, Western Australia, by Tony Budge



moss-covered landscape at Couran Cove, South Stradbroke Island, SE Queensland, Australia






















Chinese architecture via ????

[bashor] 14/1/2017 08:40

Very interesting Andy

[laugher] 13/1/2017 20:27

Looks like Arris are eying up the next acquisition.

[freddie01] 13/1/2017 07:43

Bruno’s Art & Sculpture Garden in the rainforest, Marysville, Victoria, Australia