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Hands down one of the best cuts of beef I've ever had the pleasure to grill. Just awesome.
Made on the BGE - 07-03-2011.
How to Use Parchment Paper for Muffins
No muffin liners? No problem! Use 5-inch squares of parchment paper instead. To help the paper stick better, spray each well first. Then press the squares into each hole, folding the sides as needed to create flat walls. Plus, the makeshift liners look pretty darn fancy with those popped collars.
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The tip that I practiced was getting shots in any type of weather. Here, I was in a pretty foggy forest on my hike to Franklin Falls. The fog adds sort of a mysterious atmosphere to the photo which is something you can't really get with other weathers. I really enjoy this element of fog! There is so much you can do with it!
Whale watching in the Bay Of Fundy aboard the Quoddy Link with Quoddy Link Marine
This is Tips, a North Atlantic Right whale one of only 400 left in the world.
1941 UK propaganda film Tea Making Tips, exhibited at the tea exhibition in the Royal Pump Rooms, Harrogate, UK. By Karl.
Article Title: New fossil Pinaceae from the Early Cretaceous of Mongolia
Author: Fabiany Herrera, Andrew B. Leslie, Gongle Shi, Patrick Knopf, Niiden Ichinnorov, Masamichi Takahashi, Peter R. Crane, Patrick S. Herendeen
Citation: Botany, 2016, 94(9): 885-915, doi.org/10.1139/cjb-2016-0042
Source: dx.doi.org/10.1139/cjb-2016-0042
Caption: Fig. 5. Picea farjonii sp. nov., scanning electron micrographs of the transition between the leafy shoot and seed cone (PP55921). (A) Detail of distal part of the transition region between leafy shoot and cone showing a rudimentary bract (left arrow, see also (B)) and appressed peg-like leaf bases; note the scar left by abscised rudimentary bract (right arrow, also shown in C). (B) Detail of rudimentary bract in (A), arrow indicates the zone of abscission. (C) Detail of rhomboidal bract abscission scar in (A), note central vascular bundle (central arrow) and two lateral probable resin canals (lateral arrows). (D) Detail of the central vascular bundle from (C). (E) Detail of the proximal part of the transition region between leafy shoot and cone showing broken leaf base (upper arrow) and appressed peg-like leaf bases (lower arrow); note abscission zone (middle arrow). (F) Isolated leaf found attached to the shoot in (A) showing linear, flattened, form and smooth margin (squares indicate the areas shown in detail in (G) and (H)). (G) Detail of the leaf apex in (F) showing an acuminate tip and elongated epidermal cells. (H) Detail of the leaf base in (F) (partially bent) showing a more or less elliptical abscission scar and probable resin canal. (I) Isolated leaf found attached to the shoot in (A) showing two bands of stomata on the putative adaxial surface. (J) Detail of stomata (arrows) showing the stomatal aperture flanked by two sunken guard cells with two lateral and two polar subsidiary cells. Scale bars = 2.5 mm (A), 2 mm (F), 500 µm (B, C, E, and I), 100 µm (D, G, and H), 50 µm (J). www.nrcresearchpress.com/journal/cjb
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Neighbour called over this afternoon excited that he had unidentified butterflies rutting in his garden.
He knew I liked macro photography so I went over with MP-E 65mm and MT-14EX ring flash.
We managed to identify the copulating pair as Orange Tip butterflies.
Seems alittle early for it but it was a nice day so why not eh?!?
This was part of the intermittent waterfall that happened in the Tahiti TreeHouse...the head would be filled with water and then tip over to cause the waterfall....
Measuring a black tip shark. Two people are often required to handle a shark of this size because they are incredibly strong, flexible, and dangerous. This black tip shark had a fork length of about 1300 mm (or about 51 inches; 4 ft. 3 inches). The fork length is the length of the shark from nose to the fork in the middle of the tail and it is a common measurement used to study fish. At a little over 4 ft. this is a relatively large black tip shark and likely weighed between 80 and 90 pounds.