From my Twitter account:Have you seen the latest BMW? http://bit.ly/to3r6News tweets are not research articles - they are 140-character messages - please always go to the original source, links, etc. The inclusion of a Twitter update (tweet) is not an endorsement or agreement of any kind. Tweets and links do not represent endorsement, approval or support.
How a sewing machine works http://bit.ly/ZPgd6
Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks lie side by side in the spectacular southern Sierra Nevada http://bit.ly/41Kz8G
Strange signs and bizarre translations sent in by readers on their travels. http://bit.ly/2I1yU
- Dangerous conformity http://bit.ly/46c74U
- Sensitive sign http://bit.ly/2pIPqy
- Itch relief http://bit.ly/1wNhUk
- Signs: "This way for sudden death" http://bit.ly/4pqa0q
Sand Sculpture Festival on Flickr: http://bit.ly/1ZzvlS
Hay Transportation http://bit.ly/rMk08
Australian Travel Photography by Darren Stones http://bit.ly/2UW3q
The Artist and His Model http://bit.ly/9lYvn
Photos: Secrets of Antarctica http://bit.ly/17XRuR
Next time you're sipping your favorite wine, examine the glass closely - thick and greenish comes from car windshields http://bit.ly/OsWXT
Health Advice from the Frugal Traveler’s Doctor http://bit.ly/Xeyac
After Century of Big Growth, Tide Turns in Florida: first population loss since at least 1900. Florida - a state that was booming and has been a leader in population growth for the last 100 years that suddenly has seen a shift. Florida grew from 2.8 million people in 1950 to 6.9 million in 1970, and by about three million people each decade after that. http://bit.ly/18qX8A
Image source: OpenClipArt.org, public domain.
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