here is just some of their amazing stallions. but i came to find out that crowning deicsion is no longer there he is at a different place. but i really have to thank the staff for letting me have the amazing opertunity of taking pics. and all pics belong to ME! got it!!!!! no stealling ! oh and sorry if they are kind off blah the weather wasnt the best for it. and the stallions where well lets just say "excited" lol

Author: azm150
Keywords: all star thoroubreds stallion rain maker golden slew war egale pics
Added: March 6, 2008

While the polar bear is often called the "canary in the coal mine" of global warming, a great many other species of wildlife are at risk. Puffins, often called the "clowns of the sea", and other seabirds are also in need of our help and protection. Birds function not only as vital components of global ecosystems, but also as accurate benchmarks for the Earth's overall health. They are particularly sensitive to changes in climate and weather, and are among the first to be affected by the variations to the environment caused by global warming. Among the over 9,000 species of birds, the ones most susceptible to changes wrought by rapid climate change are seabirds, arctic birds, and long-distance migrants. As ocean temperatures warm, the traditional fishing waters of Atlantic puffins and the two Pacific breeds (Horned Puffin and Tufted Puffin) have been depleted as sandeels and other fish species travel north to colder waters. Many puffin and other seabird colonies and breeding grounds have also been disrupted greatly. For example, during the 2004 season there were huge failures in seabird breeding. For many species, few, if any, chicks fledged. The 2007 season so far has been another disastrous one as thousands of seabirds and their chicks are again starving. While this issue is lesser known in the United States, there are many efforts underway in Great Britain and Scotland to increase public awareness about the loss of these birds. The images of these comical yet beautiful birds demonstrate what is truly at risk if we don't take steps now, as a global community, to reverse the deteriorating effects of greenhouse gases and pollution on the Arctic, its oceans and, ultimately, our entire planet. All of the images featured in this exhibit are the work of Howard Ruby, Chairman of Oakwood Worldwide. A passionate photographer, his adventures have taken him on numerous trips to the Arctic to photograph this dramatic area and the unique wildlife that lives there. To find out more about the photographer and see additional images visit www.howardruby.com.

Author: HowardRuby
Keywords: atlantic puffin tufted horned global warming howard ruby
Added: March 6, 2008

Isn't Ohio weather lovely?

Author: freetime10
Keywords: weather ohio ice storm minster slideshow pictures bad
Added: March 6, 2008

Still photos of chemtrails.

Author: whippet37
Keywords: chemtrails nwo weather control barium
Added: March 6, 2008

Seriously, I like this much snow, to a limit determined over a length of time. Well, frankly, its been long enough! More melt days like today and fewer snow days like tomorrow and Sunday, then next Wednesday and Thursday...sheesh! Song: Passion Within from http://www.freeplaymusic.com images © 2008 Daniel R. Comeau after posting: Issued by Snowfall warning for: Campbellton and Restigouche County Issued at 3:39 PM AST FRIDAY 7 MARCH 2008 THIS IS A WARNING THAT SIGNIFICANT SNOWFALL IS EXPECTED SATURDAY NIGHT IN THESE REGIONS. MONITOR WEATHER CONDITIONS..LISTEN FOR UPDATED STATEMENTS. A LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM OVER SOUTHERN UNITED STATES WILL TRACK NORTHEASTWARD TONIGHT. A FRONTAL TROUGH EXTENDING NORTHEASTWARD FROM THIS LOW IS FORECAST TO MOVE OVER THE BAY OF FUNDY TONIGHT AND SATURDAY. RAIN OR SNOW WILL GRADUALLY CHANGE TO SNOW OR ICE PELLETS AND FREEZING RAIN AS A NORTHEAST FLOW OF COLD AIR DEVELOPS NORTH OF THE TROUGH. THE LOW WILL MOVE OVER SOUTHEASTERN MAINE SATURDAY NIGHT WHILE THE FRONTAL TROUGH WILL MOVE OVER EXTREME SOUTHERN NEW BRUNSWICK. PRECIPITATION WILL CHANGE TO RAIN AND FOG SOUTH OF THE TROUGH. PRECIPITION AMOUNTS WILL BE SIGNIFICANT AHEAD OF THIS SYSTEM. OVER NORTHERN REGIONS SNOWFALL AMOUNTS OF 20 TO 35 CENTIMETRES ARE PREDICTED EXCEPT FOR 10 TO 20 CENTIMETRES OVER THE REGIONS WHERE ICE PELLETS ARE EXPECTED. OVER THE CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN REGIONS FREEZING RAIN AND ICE PELLETS ARE PREDICTED EXCEPT RAIN NEAR AND SOUTH OF THE TROUGH. RAINFALL AMOUNTS MAY RANGE FROM 50 TO 70 MILLIMETRES. MEANWHILE 10 TO 20 MILLIMETRES OF FREEZING RAIN CAN BE EXPECTED. PLEASE REFER TO THE LATEST PUBLIC FORECASTS FOR FURTHER DETAILS.

Author: Dad103
Keywords: Dalhousie New Brunswick Canada has enough snow am sure it is over 450cm or fifteen feet
Added: March 7, 2008

English countryside and perfect day playing along with the pictures

Author: Woreyel
Keywords: orchestral rolling hills country side rain perfect day theme from the village Rain land england photo song cold weather
Added: March 7, 2008