Fox News Caught in Another Lie

Have they no shame?

clipped from www.huffingtonpost.com Last week, Jon Stewart and The Daily Show caught Fox News' Sean Hannity running old footage of September Tea Party crowds in an attempt to make Michele Bachmann's smaller November Tea Party shindig appear to be more well-attended than it was. Is Fox up to the same tricks today? Faiz Shakir at ThinkProgress thinks so, and he pulls a segment that seems to tout the crowds that greeted Sarah Palin on the stump during the 2008 campaign as throngs that are gathering to purchase Sarah Palin's book, Going Rogue. In the clip below, watch as Fox anchor Gregg Jarrett describes "pictures just coming into us" as "huge crowds" that have amassed while Palin is "promoting her new book." The pictures that are supposedly "just coming in" are actually year-old video from the presidential campaign:

Walking with jaguars: The Comunidad Inti Wara Yassi animal rescue centre

In many ways Jaguars are the most complete of all cats. It's kinda sad that their numbers are shrinking in the wild over time.

clipped from www.telegraph.co.uk Deep in the heart of the Bolivian jungle an animal conservation worker walks through the undergrowth with a wild jaguar clipped from www.telegraph.co.uk The Comunidad Inti Wara Yassi (CIWY) is a unique animal rescue centre where locals and volunteers help to rehabilitate animals, such as the puma seen here, through direct contact clipped from www.telegraph.co.uk Rescuing wild animals such as monkeys, birds, pumas, and jaguars clipped from www.telegraph.co.uk Founded by Juan Carlos Antezana (seen here wrestling with a jaguar) in 1996 clipped from www.telegraph.co.uk Amira was rescued just a few months ago clipped from www.telegraph.co.uk Author Thayer Walker and Jaime, who brought Yaguarupi up as a cub clipped from www.telegraph.co.uk Jaime, a Bolivian employee of Inti Wara Yassi, brought Yaguarupi up as a cub. "Rupi" is now nearly 300 lbs clipped from www.telegraph.co.uk Yaguarupi eats raw meat at the Ambue Ari jungle reserve clipped from www.telegraph.co.uk British volunteer Caroline Almond and Pedro, a Chilean veterinarian, take Katie the jaguar for a walk clipped from www.telegraph.co.uk Puma, one of three puma sisters clipped from www.telegraph.co.uk A French volunteer swims with a puma clipped from www.telegraph.co.uk Noemi clipped from www.telegraph.co.uk Amira the Jaguar clipped from www.telegraph.co.uk Amira the jaguar clipped from www.telegraph.co.uk Morocha the spider monkey clipped from www.telegraph.co.uk Tania "Nena" Baltazar hugs the spider monkey Morocha

A Cat, A Dog, and a 'Starless Night'

by Carl Luc Campbell

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Giant Lungless "Worm" Found Living on Land

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A new amphibian species can survive on land with no nostrils, lungs, or legs, say researchers who discovered the bizarre beast.

The creature, found in Guyana, is part of the wormlike group of amphibians known as caecilians. Only one other caecilian species is known to live without lungs.

In general, the presence of lungs is among the key characteristics that make amphibians different from fish.

Until recently, scientists thought salamanders were the only amphibians that lack lungs. But in 1995 researchers found the first known lungless caecilian, and in 2008 another team reported a tiny, land-dwelling, lungless frog.

The new species is even more of a surprise, because the animal—named Caecilita iwokramae—is strikingly different from the other known lungless caecilian, the study authors note.

Caecilita lives on land and is just 4.4 inches (11 centimeters) long, while its lungless relative is fully aquatic and reaches 27.5 inches (70 centimeters) in length.

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FRIENDSHIP, WE'VE GOT IT. RIGHT CLIPPERS?

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On the shoreline (36 images)

clipped from www.boston.com We humans are drawn to the shore, with some 40% of the world's population living within 100 kilometers of a coast. Coastal areas have made recent news with the arrival of several storms, concerns about rising sea levels and other environmental and conservation efforts. Collected here are a handful of photographs from around the world of people and animals at the shoreline, playing, working, struggling or relaxing on the border between land and sea. (36 photos total) clipped from www.copytaste.com via

clipped from www.weirdworm.com 10 Weirdest Animal Friendships Friends are the one thing you can rely on when you need a shoulder to cry on or someone to just listen to you rant. People have friends, so why can’t animals. Dogs have always been known as man’s best friend, so why can’t animals have best friends of their own. Whether it is among their own species, or across a different spectrum of species, animals need a best friend too. 1. Tigress and Piglets 2. Macaque and Rabbit 3. Baby Hippo and Tortoise 4. Giraffe and an Ostrich 5. Orangutan and a Blue Tick Hound 6. Baby Elephant and a Sheep 7. Serval Kitten and Rhodesian Ridgebacks 8. Chimpanzee and Big Cats 9. A Basset Hound and an Owl 10. A Cat and Chicks Written by Harmony Stalter – Copyrighted © www.weirdworm.com See also 5 Of The Weirdest Flowers (6.444) 10 Weirdest Phones (6.078) 5 Weirdest Reality Shows (5.375) Animal Oddities (5.354) 5 of the Weirdest Ways to Die (5.132)

The sky above Galloway Forest Park Scotland

clipped from www.dailymail.co.uk It's in the stars: This image of the night sky above Galloway Forest Park appears circular as it was created with a special 'fisheye' lens. The park has been voted one of the best places for stargazing in the world The award, presented by the International Dark Sky Association (IDA), recognises the quality of the night sky in the area, where light pollution is minimal. The pitch-black sky makes it easy to see distant galaxies such as the Milky Way and Andromeda. Until now, there have been only three other Dark Sky Parks in the world - the Natural Bridges National Monument in Utah, the Cherry Springs State Park in Pennsylvania and the Geauga Park in Ohio. The IDA said the new addition was a 'fantastic asset' for the network of such parks. 'Its location is ideally situated for access from Edinburgh, Glasgow, Belfast and northern England, meaning that many people, including children, may have access to a quality night sky, both now and in generations to come. clipped from images.google.co.uk

Return of Ninja Cat

The steps of the ninja warrior must be as silent as the morning mist upon the ground. To avoid detection, he must be as still as the midnight air. He must be as fearless as — GAAAHHH NOOOOO GIANT HAND GIANT HAND RUN AWAY!!!

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Canadian Splendor

clipped from www.weather.com At a length of 5,525 miles, the U.S. - Canadian border is the longest non-militarized border in the world. Canada only borders one nation, the U.S. clipped from www.weather.com Center Street, Banff, Alberta clipped from www.weather.com Castle Mountain, Banff National Park clipped from www.weather.com Canmore, Alberta There are approximately 2-million lakes in Canada. In fact, nearly one-fourth of all the fresh water in the world is located in Canada. clipped from www.weather.com Canadian Rockies Near Calgary There are 42 national parks in Canada. The largest park is Wood Buffalo National Park, in Alberta and the Northwest Territories. It's home to the only nesting site of the endangered whooping crane. clipped from www.weather.com Barrie, Canada clipped from www.weather.com Banff National Park clipped from www.weather.com Niagara Falls, Canada clipped from www.weather.com Lake Louise, Canadian Rockies clipped from www.weather.com Jasper National Park, Alberta clipped from www.weather.com Dawson Creek, BC clipped from www.weather.com Banff, Alberta Millions of Americans cross the border each year to visit gorgeous Canadian mountain resorts. clipped from www.weather.com Lake Louise, Victoria Glacier, Canadian Rockies clipped from www.weather.com Magog, QC clipped from www.weather.com Lake Louise clipped from www.weather.com Banff National Park Canada's oldest national park.

Baby Animals We Seldom See

clipped from lilomag.com Have you ever seen those baby animals in your daily life? The common baby animals we alway see are those puppies , kitties, and so on and so forth . Check out those cute baby animals that u might never seen it before.

clipped from www.telegraph.co.uk Lion opens family's car door with his teeth The lion may have appeared wild, but it had clearly learnt one or two things about cars after years of watching curious visitors drive past. As the white Toyota came to a halt in the Lion Safari Park in Johannesburg, it slowly padded over while the family inside watched in excitement, unaware of what was about to happen. Thier glee turned to horror as the 300lb lion firmly took the rear door handle with his teeth and pulled it open in one deft movement. For several seconds the car remained still while the occupants digested the shock of what had happened before finally hitting the accelerator and driving off. As they fled, the lion followed in pursuit until it reached the gates of the enclosure. There it was finally held back by a warden who hurled stones to shoo it back.

Usthad amjad Ali khan on Sarod

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the Omo People.......SIMPLY INSPIRING

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Wtf Photos From Old Times

clipped from do-while.com Great collection of wtf photos. All of them are old and in black and white colors (or gray). Enjoy!

Plea For The Birds

This is a longer video about Bett, the rescued Macaw, her friend Geronimo and their person. She makes the point that these beautiful birds are an incredible amount of work and expense, their need for attention is huge and that they will live longer than both you and your child. In other words, they require a major commitment and even with the willingness to do so, they are still better off wild and free.

clipped from www.youtube.com Macaw Betty in Parakeet Cage 17 Years

I DO NOT

This is a perfect example of how slow and difficult social change is.

But these little girls have stood up to be counted as worthy to claim their childhood and the right to choose their own partner and their own life.

I can't imagine the type of courage that must take.

clipped from www.latimes.com Her fate was all but sealed, the wedding bells ringing in her relatives' heads. Then the bride-to-be, a little girl playing in the dirt in this impoverished village, plucked up her courage and said, "I do not." The British Raj tried to stamp it out. Mohandas Gandhi, himself a child groom, campaigned against it. The United Nations has condemned it. And in 2006, the Indian government explicitly banned it. But child marriage remains pervasive in India, accounting for one-third of such unions worldwide and underscoring the contradictions and complexities of a society that produces cutting-edge engineers even as it clings to feudal traditions. "These girls are very brave," said Sarita Singh, secretary of the Rajasthan state Department of Child and Women Development. "There are enormous social forces working against them."

World Famous Waterfalls

clipped from www.simonseeks.com The world's highest waterfall at a stunning 3,212ft, the mist from Angel Falls Kahiwa falls is a tiered waterfall with a stunning 600ft drop The Langfoss Falls in Norway is over 2000ft high and 250ft wide Gocta Falls was 'discovered' by the West in 2005. Found in Nortern Peru Vinnufossen falls is also located in Norway. With a height of 2425ft, Yosemite falls is a major tourist attraction in Yosemite National Park, California. Glacier National Park in Montana, Beaver Chief Falls is a spectacular tiered waterfall joining two beautiful lakes. the Kaietuer Falls in Guyana, South America Niagara Falls, Canada? The most powerful waterfall in North America, it is actually made up of two falls - Horseshoe Falls and American Falls. Dettifoss, Europe's most powerful waterfall is found in Jökulsárgljúfur National Park, Iceland. Japan's tallest waterfall, Hannoki-no-taki Krimmler Falls Victoria Falls Cascades de Trou de Fer Alfred Creek Falls Kukenaam Falls Kjeragfossen Waihilau Falls

Beautiful Butterfly [PICS]

Great work ,really amazing

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Five Japanese Gardens

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Explore the Portland Japanese Garden, discover a fresh perspective, and learn about Japanese arts and culture through our online articles and expert columns.

clipped from merriemarie.amplify.com portland japanese garden Nestled in the scenic west hills of Portland , the Portland Japanese Garden is a haven of tranquil beauty which has been proclaimed one the most authentic This guide represents the most asked about plants found in our Garden . Complete with both the common The Portland Japanese Garden is a traditional Japanese garden occupying 5.5 acres located within Washington Park Read more at fatih1.seesaa.net

Very Nice Animal Photographs for Your Desktop

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There are lions, tigers, cheetahs, bears and others. Cages are accessible to everyone who paid $ 50 and signed the paper saying that if you are eaten, the Zoo is not responsible.

clipped from izismile.com Caress me if you can ... (38 pics) Zoo Lujan in Argentina is the only zoo that allows visitors to approach the most dangerous predators in the world. There are lions, tigers, cheetahs, bears and others. Cages are accessible to everyone who paid $ 50 and signed the paper saying that if you are eaten, the Zoo is not responsible. There are a lot of volunteers to walk in the cages.

Time gets better with age

clipped from home.att.net TIME GETS BETTER WITH AGE Read it through to the end, it gets better as you go! I've learned that I like my teacher because she cries when we sings "Silent Night". Age 5 I've learned that our dog doesn't want to eat my broccoli either. Age 7 I've learned that when I wave to people in the country, they stop what they are doing and wave back. Age 9 I've learned that just when I get my room the way I like it, Mom makes me clean it up again. Age 12 I've learned that if you want to cheer yourself up, you should try cheering someone else up. Age 14 I've learned that although it's hard to admit it, I'm secretly glad my parents are strict with me. Age 15 I've learned that silent company is often more healing than words of advice. Age 24 I've learned that brushing my child's hair is one of life's great pleasures. Age 26 I've learned that wherever I go, the world's worst drivers have followed me there. Age 29