Bob Marley - Could You Be Loved song lyrics, photo, video

Bob Marley – Could You Be Loved

Could you be loved and be loved
Could you be loved and be loved

Don't let them fool you
Or even try to school you, oh! no
We've got a mind of our own
So go to hell if what you're thinking
Is not right
Love would never leave us alone
In the darkness there must come out to light

Could you be loved and be loved
Could you be loved and be loved

The road of life is rocky
And you may stumble too
So while you point your fingers
Someone else is judging you
Love you brotherman

Could you be, could you be, could you be loved
Could you be, could you be loved

Don't let them change you
Or even rearrange you, oh! no
We've got a life to live
They say only, only
Only the fittest of the fittest shall survive
Stay alive

Could you be loved and be loved
Could you be loved and be loved

You ain't gonna miss your water
Until your well runs dry
No matter how you treat him
The man will never be satisfied

Could you be, could you be, could you be loved
Could you be, could you be loved

Say something, say something
Say something
Reggae, reggae
Say something
Rockers, rockers
Say something could you be loved

John Mayer - “Who Says” Lyrics, Photo

John Mayer - “Who Says” Lyrics, Photo, Video
Who says I can’t get stoned?
Turn off the lights and the telephone
Me and my house alone
Who says I can’t get stoned?

Who says I can’t be free?
From all of the things that I used to be
Re-write my history
Who says I can’t be free?

It’s been a long night in New York City
It’s been a long night in Baton Rouge
I don’t remember you looking any better
But then again I don’t remember you

Who says I can’t get stoned?
Call up a girl that I used to know
Fake love for an hour or so
Who says I can’t get stoned?

Who says I can’t take time?
Meet all the girls on the county line
Then wait on fate to send a sign
Who says I can’t take time?

It’s been a long night in New York City
It’s been a long night in Austin too
I don’t remember you looking any better
But then again I don’t remember you

Who says I can’t get stoned?
Plan a trip to Japan alone
Doesn’t matter if I even go
Who says I can’t get stoned?

It’s been a long night in New York City
It’s been a long time since 20 too
I don’t remember you looking any better
But then again I don’t remember you

Santa Claus House, North Pole, Alaska-Photo

Santa Claus House, North Pole, Alaska, originally uploaded by Kayak49.

The warmest, happiest, friendliest place in all of North Pole! Despite the summer weather, it's Christmas inside! North Pole was established as a town with a Christmas theme in the early 1950s, to lure tourists and visitors to an otherwise un-noteworthy collection of homes and small businesses in the area.

Soft Coral-Papua New Guinea

Soft Coral
Purple Anthias Pseudanthias tuka swim over a field of soft coral.

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Soft Coral-Papua New Guinea

Soft Coral
Purple Anthias Pseudanthias tuka swim over a field of soft coral.

To download your Free Desktop Wallpaper:

Internet Explorer users
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Click Select Picture and load the file you just saved.
Choose Position Automatically.

Sea Turtles' Mystery Hideout Revealed

Once sea-turtle hatchlings hit the surf, they vanish for up to five years. Where the half-dollar-size tots spend these "lost years" while ballooning to the size of dinner plates has been a mystery, until now.

New research, published today in the online edition of the journal Biology Letters, indicates the green sea turtles (Chelonia mydas) hide out in the open ocean, where they feast on jellyfish and other marine creatures.

Not only did the researchers spot their short-lived sea homes, but they discovered that these reptiles, thought to be lifelong vegetarians, are actually meat eaters as juveniles.

The results help to solve a 50-year-old mystery about the hideouts. “This has been a really intriguing and embarrassing problem for sea-turtle biologists, because so many green-turtle hatchlings enter the ocean, and we haven’t known where they go,” said study team member Karen Bjorndal, a zoologist and director of the University of Florida's Archie Carr Center for Sea Turtle Research.

Before this study, scientists had two "snapshots" that provided scant clues about the missing information on the lives of green turtles: When they hatch, the 2-inch-long (5-centimeters) sea turtles push through seemingly colossal surf. Then, between three and five years later, the now juveniles reappear closer to shore.

"Literally, when green turtles run off their nesting beach and into the ocean as little hatchlings, they disappear. And nobody sees them again [for years]," Bjorndal told LiveScience.

The scientists collected samples from the shells of 44 green sea turtles at a site near Great Inagua in the Bahamas. They analyzed heavy and light stable isotopes of carbon and nitrogen from both the oldest (earliest-grown) and newest sections of the shells. The isotopes act as fingerprints for an animal's diet (carnivore or herbivore) and where in the ocean the animal lived.

The results indicated the green sea turtles spent their lost years in the deep ocean, feeding as carnivores, before moving closer to shore and switching to a vegetarian diet of sea grasses.

The findings have implications for conservation of the green turtles, because as Bjorndal explained, "you can't protect a species if you don’t know where it is."

Day in Pictures-Frilled Dragon

A frilled lizard eats a pinkie mouse, Friday, at an exhibit "Lizards & Snakes: ALIVE!" at the Museum of Science in Boston. (AP Photo/Lisa Poole) (February 15, 2008)

Frilled lizards are also called frill-neck lizards or frilled dragons. They belong to the family of lizards called 'dragons'.

Like other reptiles, the Frilled Lizard is active during the day, relying on the sun to warm its body.


Habitat
Frilled Lizards live in dry forests and woodland, in the northern and north-western parts of Australia. They are often found in trees, moving easily between branches.

Appearance
A frilled lizard can be up to 95 centimetres long. Its colour matches the colour of the land and the trees it lives on. This is called camouflage. Male frilled lizards are more brightly coloured than females.

Behaviour
Frilled Lizards generally live alone, and are territorial. To escape an enemy, a frilled lizard can move very fast on its two hind legs. When it is frightened, the frilled lizard opens its mouth wide which causes it to ruffle out its red and orange, scaly frill. The frill like an open umbrella. The lizard hisses loudly too and may thrash its tail on the ground. Frilled lizards will bite an enemy with its strong teeth if it is forced to fight.

Frilled lizards are not poisonous or harmful to people.

Frilled lizards are usually active during the day, hunting insects,
ants, spiders and small mammals and lizards.

Day in Pictures-Frilled Dragon

A frilled lizard eats a pinkie mouse, Friday, at an exhibit "Lizards & Snakes: ALIVE!" at the Museum of Science in Boston. (AP Photo/Lisa Poole) (February 15, 2008)

Frilled lizards are also called frill-neck lizards or frilled dragons. They belong to the family of lizards called 'dragons'.

Like other reptiles, the Frilled Lizard is active during the day, relying on the sun to warm its body.


Habitat
Frilled Lizards live in dry forests and woodland, in the northern and north-western parts of Australia. They are often found in trees, moving easily between branches.

Appearance
A frilled lizard can be up to 95 centimetres long. Its colour matches the colour of the land and the trees it lives on. This is called camouflage. Male frilled lizards are more brightly coloured than females.

Behaviour
Frilled Lizards generally live alone, and are territorial. To escape an enemy, a frilled lizard can move very fast on its two hind legs. When it is frightened, the frilled lizard opens its mouth wide which causes it to ruffle out its red and orange, scaly frill. The frill like an open umbrella. The lizard hisses loudly too and may thrash its tail on the ground. Frilled lizards will bite an enemy with its strong teeth if it is forced to fight.

Frilled lizards are not poisonous or harmful to people.

Frilled lizards are usually active during the day, hunting insects,
ants, spiders and small mammals and lizards.

Rainforest,Cordova,Alaska-Photo

CREEK IN TEMPERATE RAINFOREST ALONG EYAK LAKE, CORDOVA, ALASKA

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Rainforest,Cordova,Alaska-Photo

CREEK IN TEMPERATE RAINFOREST ALONG EYAK LAKE, CORDOVA, ALASKA

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Deep Sea Giant Isopod-Photo

Deep sea giant isopod, originally uploaded by coda.

The largest known living isopods, these animals occupy the cold, dark ocean floors, occuring at depths of 360-600m in temperatures below 9 degrees C.

Deep Sea Giant Isopod-Photo

Deep sea giant isopod, originally uploaded by coda.

The largest known living isopods, these animals occupy the cold, dark ocean floors, occuring at depths of 360-600m in temperatures below 9 degrees C.

Humpback Whales, mother and calf-photo

looking, originally uploaded by shappell.

the calf was curious about me, but not enough to leave it's mothers side.

Humpback Whales, mother and calf-photo

looking, originally uploaded by shappell.

the calf was curious about me, but not enough to leave it's mothers side.

Rainbow Lorikeets-photo, Victoria, Australia

Love Is....Togetherness and Tenderness!, originally uploaded by ianmichaelthomas.

Love Is....Togetherness and Tenderness!
What a sweet moment! This is the couple of beautiful wild and free rainbow lorikeets that I am occasionally privileged to see - and what a thrill it is when we connect together here!

It is a joy to see nature wild and free, only 30 minutes from the heart of Australia's second biggest city, Melbourne, Victoria - home to about 4 million people.

Warrandyte is my regular haunt - to enjoy the great outdoors.

These beautiful rainbow lorikeets, as featured in previous photos are very friendly birds that are wild and free! Most parrots in the bush are quite wary of people, and do not allow a close approach.
They are generally very friendly and allow me to get quite close. It is such a pleasure and a thrill!

Pound Bend, Warrandyte State Park, Victoria, Australia

Rainbow Lorikeets-photo, Victoria, Australia

Love Is....Togetherness and Tenderness!, originally uploaded by ianmichaelthomas.

Love Is....Togetherness and Tenderness!
What a sweet moment! This is the couple of beautiful wild and free rainbow lorikeets that I am occasionally privileged to see - and what a thrill it is when we connect together here!

It is a joy to see nature wild and free, only 30 minutes from the heart of Australia's second biggest city, Melbourne, Victoria - home to about 4 million people.

Warrandyte is my regular haunt - to enjoy the great outdoors.

These beautiful rainbow lorikeets, as featured in previous photos are very friendly birds that are wild and free! Most parrots in the bush are quite wary of people, and do not allow a close approach.
They are generally very friendly and allow me to get quite close. It is such a pleasure and a thrill!

Pound Bend, Warrandyte State Park, Victoria, Australia

The Northern Lights,Alaska

The Northern Lights,Alaska

Wanna see a Sunset at the North Pole?

North pole sunset by alaskarap42

see the gallery at Weather Underground

Wanna see a Sunset at the North Pole?

North pole sunset by alaskarap42

see the gallery at Weather Underground