Top 10 Babies

This tiny chipmunk was found in a driveway and his mother was found dead. He was the only baby found and we’re not sure what happened to his brothers and sisters. When he was found, his eyes were not opened yet, but as you can see he’s very alert now and he’s growing up just fine. You’re witnessing the face of true innocence and the pure beauty of nature. Part of the proceeds from my new book, “The Working Class Entrepreneur” go to helping animals in need.

Cool ad featuring various animals in the womb from Ford
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Hans Rosling is a professor in international health, who has made an unlikely global success. His Gapminder presentations on global development evokes laughter, rejoice and reflections. In this SVT (Swedish Television) documentary, film maker Pär Fjällström lets Hans Rosling tell the story about his life and what has shaped his world view.
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Harlem 6 with Treach hanging out on the set of Wendy William’s movie. Harlem 6 and Treach will be on the track “Step Back” on the Global Attack MixTape digitally distributed by Island Def Jam Digital.

PETRA: I shall marry the miller’s son, Pin my hat on a nice piece of property. Friday nights, for a bit of fun, We’ll go dancing. Meanwhile… It’s a wink and a wiggle and a giggle in the grass And I’ll trip the light fandango, A pinch and a diddle in the middle of what passes by. It’s a very short road From the pinch and the punch To the paunch and the pouch And the pension. It’s a very short road To the ten thousandth lunch And the belch and the grouch And the sigh. In the meanwhile, There are mouths to be kissed Before mouths to be fed, And a lot in between In the meanwhile. And a girl ought to celebrate what passes by. Or I shall marry the businessman, Five fat babies and lots of security. Friday nights, if we think we can, We’ll go dancing. Meanwhile… It’s a push and a fumble and a tumble in the sheets And I’ll foot the highland fancy, A dip in the butter and a flutter with what meets my eye. It’s a very short fetch From the push and the whoop To the squint and the stoop And the mumble. It’s not much of a stretch To the cribs and the croup And the bosoms that droop And go dry. In the meanwhile, There are mouths to be kissed Before mouths to be fed, And there’s many a tryst And there’s many a bed To be sampled and seen In the meanwhile. And a girl has to celebrate what passes by. Or I shall marry the Prince of Wales, Pearls and servants and dressing for festivals. Friday nights, with him all in tails, We’ll have dancing. Meanwhile… It’s a rip in the bustle and a …
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Some cool Angry Babies images:

a year in pictures courtesy of the Christmas Eve easter egg from fd’s toys


Image by incendiarymind
Having only been on flickr for about five months, I’m still very fascinated by the concept of interestingness. Not as it relates to explore (though I’m proud of all my photos that made that leap of popularity) but how it relates to my pictures against each other.

Up at the very top, I’m really fond of the entire top row and wonder how the three of the eight that are in color would look in black and white. Would they have gotten more love in black & white? I look through all of the photos in comparison and wonder if I should go back and turn them all black & white.

It’s funny that some of the photos that people consider terrible are actually pretty high. For example #15, #20, #33, #41, #45, and #67 are all in my "Craptastic" set. #47 is even the shot that’s used as the establishing shot for the set. Though I still like #47 a lot myself. It just needs some adjustments. Like maybe making it black and white.

Anyhow, it’s a fun way to look back at 2006, no matter how seriously or unseriously I take interestingness.

One small gripe though. I’m still angry that flickr changed the formula so that any picture that was posted in Score Me! is sacked and pillaged. #34 has been favorited more times than all but the top photos for pete’s sakes. Sorry I got 10 views or so by posting in a ratings community. Cripes!

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1. baseball fans for a democratic congress, 2. equal opportunity candid offender, 3. waiting for the train to black and whiteville, 4. monument sleeper, 5. the only thing good about the rain is this situation, 6. the real motto of the NYC police?, 7. income inequality within (and among the) feet of Wall Street, 8. just another big clock in the middle of London,

9. on a rainy day in Wicker Park, he can see umbrellas, 10. united by a love of bargain shoe shopping, 11. occasionally I like rocks as well as rock, 12. a moment that started it all, 13. hippies and punk kids united in a hatred of candid shots, 14. taking off the dress, 15. blue state diaper baby, 16. passing on the wisdom,

17. if I didn’t feel guilty I would have gotten this close, 18. mom, I want my pulled chicken, 19. piano man, 20. the ultimate payback in effigy, 21. Jeminazig, 22. the first dance with the bride, 23. a central park moment of photographic guilt, 24. in the shadows of skyscrapers, these stones stand alone.,

25. skating for skyscrapers, 26. let’s see you less tired, 27. last year’s total taunting me on, 28. and don’t let cats snort coke either, 29. trading in Wall Street for a nice nap, 30. future wrestlers of New York City unite, 31. hopefully this season doesn’t turn out like this photo, 32. the coolest kid in school,

33. Amanda Palmer sells out, 34. the end of a long day, 35. you make me feel like not dancing, 36. don’t jump this barricade by choice, 37. even the locals are awed by the sights, 38. video display, 39. catching up with traffic, 40. maybe he’s bringing the beer to the cop party,

41. passing the time at the station, 42. the second Viking invasion, 43. something scary in New York City, 44. something scary in Hoboken, 45. on State Street, that great street?, 46. a watchful eye, 47. confused it’s over, 48. waiting to get the frig out of Dallas,

49. this stick figure needs hazard pay, 50. a labor of love, money, and pulled chicken, 51. up to the skies, 52. crowd shot, 53. in my dreamworld, this actually happens, 54. better luck next year boys, 55. warning sign for hikers, 56. three future players in England,

57. waiting for the train, 58. public hotel room in Battery Park, 59. an unnatural watchful eye, 60. friendly pigeons in Trafalger Square, 61. Michael Collins memorial, 62. something scary in Los Angeles, 63. all tied a zeros before the world series, 64. ready to take wedding pictures posed by others,

65. a view you have to be union, connected, or sneaky to get, 66. colorful background noise at the festival, 67. not ready for the drop, 68. can’t keep a good football fan down, 69. the stereotypical look at life under the Brooklyn Bridge, 70. the goddess of folk metal, 71. what an odd introduction, 72. watch the hair lads

Created with fd’s Flickr Toys.

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Preview of Mlfb50′sblog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here: www.travelpod.com This blog preview was made by TravelPod using the TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow creator. Entry from: Chiang Mai, Thailand Entry Title: “Chiang Mai is incredible!” Entry: “Despite a tropical depression for 2 days in the dry season, Chiang Mai has been amazing. Yesterday I spent the day at the Elephant Nature Park (elephantnaturefoundation.org). One woman has single handedly developed this and taken on the job of rescuing the elephants. She has 32 of them. The babies are adorable. We got to feed them and bathe them in the river. We learned so much. It is such a contradiction in the way they treat the elephants. On one hand they are sacred but on the other hand they torture them to train them and mistreat them. 40% of the babies die during the training. The stories we heard were just heartbreaking. Tell anyone you know coming to Thailand not to ride the elephants. The street begging is even worse. Many of the poor elephants go insane. They are very sensitive to vibrations in their feet and can sense them for long distances. The noise and traffic stress and terrify them. I have so many pictures. Today in the rain I want to the temple on the hill, Doi Sothep. It was gorgeous but it was so rainy and foggy, ther was no view and normally all of Chaing Mai can be seen. I met 3 women on the trip. A doctor form Canada and her sister a nurse practitioner from North Dakota. I met Kylie from Australia and …
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www.sunnybrook.ca As your preterm baby begins to mature, you need to begin to discharge planning. Staff from Sunnybrook’s Women & Babies program provide tips in this instructional video.

New and Improved HOME SENTRY II. Re-engineered and improved. Interference Free 2 Camera Digital Monitor From SAFE BABY.

• COMPLETELY RE-ENGINEERED TO IMPROVE ALL FUNCTIONS OF THIS MONITOR SYSTEM
• Cameras are pre-registered so the monitor works right out of the box.
• Complete elimination of interfernce typically caused by other household devices such as cordless phones, wireless routers and microwave ovens.The encrypted frequency hopping technology guarantees privacy and ensures both a crystal clear picture and excellent sound.
• Night vision that automatically activates as a room darkens
• Up tp 300 feet straight line range(no walls, etc.). 100 feet indoors.

The “Home Sentry” monitor has been re-engineered and improved.With the Sentry you can see and hear your baby without the frustration of noisy static, a drifting picture, an unreliable audio signal, or the risk of your signal drifting into neighbors’ homes. It is a baby monitor that works! And, it will work with multiple cameras which automatically switch from room to room with the switching time set through the on- screen menu.
The Home Sentry is a lightweight, affordable digital system that includes the following: two wireless cameras and one wireless 2.4-inch TFT LCD color monitor. This is an ideal portable system for baby, elder or patient care, as well security monitoring. Key Benefits include: –over 250 frequency-hopping sequences to minimize interference and protect privacy — Portable camera and monitor (w/ rechargeable batteries) –Infrared night vision technology–Digital zoom with selectable region–Adjustable volume level– Auto camera exposure– Video timeout to save energy–Signal strength indicator–Dynamic audio-signal strength indicator–Two transmission Modes: Audio & Video or Audio Only– Sleep mode with Voice Activation (VOX)–Up to 5 alarm settings)–Both camera and monitor work with 3 different power sources; A/C adapter, Computer USB port or 3.7 V Li-ion battery (adapters & batteries included with the system)-Camera can be wall-mounted or set on tabletop–8 Infra-red LEDs for night-vision–Noise-filtering microphone–Manual swivel camera up/down and left/right– MONITOR: Hand-held, belt-clip or tabletop options– On-Screen Menu Display–Digital Clock w/ up to 5 alarm settings (e.g. for feeding/medicine reminder) –Built in speaker. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: Supply Voltage: 5 V DC adapter, computer– USB port or 3.7 V Li-ion battery Transmission– Frequency: 2.4 GHz (ISM band)– Video Encoding/Decoding: MPEG4 Audio Encoding/Decoding– Battery: well 3 hrs (camera) — 3 hrs (monitor) continuous usage. Typical indoor range is up to 100 feet.

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New and Improved HOME SENTRY II. Re-engineered and improved. Interference Free 2 Camera Digital Monitor From SAFE BABY.

• COMPLETELY RE-ENGINEERED TO IMPROVE ALL FUNCTIONS OF THIS MONITOR SYSTEM
• Cameras are pre-registered so the monitor works right out of the box.
• Complete elimination of interfernce typically caused by other household devices such as cordless phones, wireless routers and microwave ovens.The encrypted frequency hopping technology guarantees privacy and ensures both a crystal clear picture and excellent sound.
• Night vision that automatically activates as a room darkens
• Up tp 300 feet straight line range(no walls, etc.). 100 feet indoors.

The “Home Sentry” monitor has been re-engineered and improved.With the Sentry you can see and hear your baby without the frustration of noisy static, a drifting picture, an unreliable audio signal, or the risk of your signal drifting into neighbors’ homes. It is a baby monitor that works! And, it will work with multiple cameras which automatically switch from room to room with the switching time set through the on- screen menu.
The Home Sentry is a lightweight, affordable digital system that includes the following: two wireless cameras and one wireless 2.4-inch TFT LCD color monitor. This is an ideal portable system for baby, elder or patient care, as well security monitoring. Key Benefits include: –over 250 frequency-hopping sequences to minimize interference and protect privacy — Portable camera and monitor (w/ rechargeable batteries) –Infrared night vision technology–Digital zoom with selectable region–Adjustable volume level– Auto camera exposure– Video timeout to save energy–Signal strength indicator–Dynamic audio-signal strength indicator–Two transmission Modes: Audio & Video or Audio Only– Sleep mode with Voice Activation (VOX)–Up to 5 alarm settings)–Both camera and monitor work with 3 different power sources; A/C adapter, Computer USB port or 3.7 V Li-ion battery (adapters & batteries included with the system)-Camera can be wall-mounted or set on tabletop–8 Infra-red LEDs for night-vision–Noise-filtering microphone–Manual swivel camera up/down and left/right– MONITOR: Hand-held, belt-clip or tabletop options– On-Screen Menu Display–Digital Clock w/ up to 5 alarm settings (e.g. for feeding/medicine reminder) –Built in speaker. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: Supply Voltage: 5 V DC adapter, computer– USB port or 3.7 V Li-ion battery Transmission– Frequency: 2.4 GHz (ISM band)– Video Encoding/Decoding: MPEG4 Audio Encoding/Decoding– Battery: well 3 hrs (camera) — 3 hrs (monitor) continuous usage. Typical indoor range is up to 100 feet.

List Price: $ 298.99

Price: $ 214.98