Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Top 14 Songs of 2013----As Of Now----
2.
The Lumineers- Ho
Hey
3.
Bruno Mars- When I
Was Your Man
4.
Bruno Mars- Locked
Out Of Heaven
5.
Maroon 5- Daylight
7.
Phillip Phillip-
Home
8.
Kelly Clarkson-
Catch My Breath
10.
Of Monster And Men-
Little Talk
11.
Blake Shelton-Sure
Be Cool If You Did
13.
The Band Perry-
Better Dig Two
14.
Gary Allen- Every
Storm ( Runs Out Of Rain)
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Meaning of rose colors
Beautiful and subtle pink roses represent elegance.
Traditionally, pink roses have represented femininity and refinement. However,
more and more men are viewing pink roses as a symbolic invitation relish their
own sensitivity. Graceful pink rose bouquets also contain a message of
gratitude and appreciation. When someone acts with kindness, show your thanks
with a beautiful pink rose arrangement. It will communicate gratitude,
sensitivity, and admiration.
Rich, creamy, vibrant orange roses appear almost
supernatural with their unexpected luminance. It is no surprise that these
gorgeous roses symbolize attraction and desire. While red roses communicate
enduring passion, orange roses combine playfulness with intensity to send a flirty
message of attraction. Offbeat, unexpected, and delightful, orange roses bring
all the excitement and adventure of a warm and inviting summer day.
The elegant white rose represents purity, innocence, and
humility. The white rose communicates a secret promise between the giver and
the recipient. White roses are often used at weddings to symbolize love’s
fidelity and promise. The delicate white rose creates a startling bouquet. A
bouquet of fresh white roses is a wonderful combination of innocence and
elegance. It makes a clear promise to care, nurture, and adore. The white rose
is a promise that lives together will be full of equality and joy.
The yellow rose represents filial love, the love of
friendship. Yellow roses represent the love between siblings and very close
friends. The yellow rose is not as sensual and romantic as other roses; instead
its sunshine radiance speaks toward the joy resulting in shared experiences and
the promise of further adventures. Yellow roses send a clear message of respect
and are make great gifts for childhood friends and respected coworkers alike.
Yellow roses illuminate the air around them and bring joy and optimism to
anywhere they are placed.
Big, bold, beautiful red roses represent the intense
passions flowing directly from your heart. Love coming straight from the heart
is passionate and strong. Red roses represent true love’s endurance. While red
has become the color of Valentine’s Day, red roses transcend simple, commercial
messages. Instead, red roses communicate love full of respect and possibility.
So whether you are sending roses to a new love or reminding a long-time partner
of your passion, red roses are love’s dramatic messenger.
Black
roses (roses of black color) do
not exist in nature as such, but nevertheless they are
often featured in fiction with
many different meanings such as the "black
magic", "barcarole",
"black beauty" and "baccara" and death varieties
of roses. Black roses are commonly found in Gothic fiction, and they represent
many things. The flowers commonly called black roses are actually a very dark
red color.
Purple roses have a wonderful ethereal quality to them
which sends the clear message of love at first sight. Purple roses have a
reputation for being magical, from originating in another world altogether.
This seems like a perfect description for how it feels to experience love at
first sight. Purple roses reveal creativity, openness, and infinite possibility.
Blue rose meaning inner feelings of love, and often unanswered love (symbol of impossibility). But you can intensify language of the roses when giving a bouquet. Make the ultimate experience with a beautiful arrangement of blue and red roses that would affect as most unforgettable moments with your beloved. These astonishing petals will display to your dear people how much you care for them, what an efforts you can enclose to find a flower which would have such a deep impact.
Monday, March 25, 2013
Friday, March 15, 2013
Thursday, March 14, 2013
Friday, March 8, 2013
World's Oldest Pets
According to the Guiness Book of World
Records, the oldest guinea pig known was 14 years and 10.5 months old and was
named Snowball. The average life expectancy of guinea pigs is about 4 to 7
years. Snowball died in February 1979.
Hazel, a 16-year-old miniature grey rabbit set the world record for being the
oldest living rabbit. The average life expectancy of a rabbit is 5-8 years.
Bluey,
an Australian cattle dog, holds the world record for oldest dog at 29 years and
5 months of age. Les Hall of Victoria, Australia, got Bluey as a puppy in 1910,
and the dog worked with cattle and sheep for nearly 20 years before being put
to sleep on Nov. 14, 1939.
The oldest cat is Creme Puff of Austin
Texas. Born on August 3rd 1967, Creme Puff passed away in August, 2005 at the
age of 38 years.
NO PHOTO AVALIABLE
A horse’s typical life span is 20-25 years,
but “Old Billy” lived to be 62! Billy was born in 1760 in the English village
of Woolston in Lancashire Country. Only a few records remain about the horse
but he was said to look like a cob/shire horse. As the oldest horse in the
world, his passing on November 27, 1822 made the papers and was recorded in the
Annals of Manchester.
The Guinness Book of Records cites Harriet, a giant Galapagos
land tortoise, to be one of the oldest animals on the planet, celebrating her
175th birthday in 2005. Charles Darwin picked her up during his epic voyage
aboard HMS Beagle, and transported her home to England. Harriet was one of
three tortoises collected by Darwin in the Galapagos; whom he called Tom, Dick
and Harry, believing them all to be male. Harriet was born in 1830, and is one
of the last members of a dwindling species.
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Computer from 1936-today
When you think of a computer today you think this small little tablet that fits n your hand and can go any where ... Well it of course hasn't always been this way.. Lets look at the advancement computers have made!
1936 Konrad ZuseZ1 Computer didnt work well and took up lots of space
1951 UNIVAC Computer Took up a whole intire room!
1976 Apple I, II & TRS-80 & Commodore Pet Computers smaller, took up less room, really small screen though..
1981 The IBM PC - Home Computer Bigger screen!!
2000 Amiga Computer worked a lot better than past ones and getting to be nicer sized screens.
2005 Dell computer Flatter screen easier to use
2010 ASUS Eee computer Took up very little space at all!!
2012 CES computer Portable small and easy
2013 computer tablet SMALLER EASY TO USE AND GOES ANYWHERE!!!
Looking back we have really come a long way and computers are getting easier and nicer everyday!!
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