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José Carlos Gargalhone : The Gravity Of Silence -- Fort Collins, Colorado -- A bay mare paws through the snow to find forage during... The Gravity Of Silence -- Fort Collins, Colorado -- A bay mare paws through the snow to find forage during a blizzard. We have over a foot of snow on the ground in Fort Collins right now from one of the largest April snow storms that I can remember. With the sound-dampening effect of so much snow, everything is eerily quiet around here. Very nice... :) Incidentally, the large tree in this photo is the same one I featured here: http://goo.gl/jsHMZ For #WinterWednesday , curated by +Antoine Berger and +Logan Miller, and  #COPhotoWedneday , curated by +Howard Weitzel, +Al Nesbit, and +Stan Showalter, and #OnTheFenceWednesday / +On The Fence Wednesday, curated by +Natosha Davis, and +Weather and Natural Forces curated by +Robert SKREINER, and +Weather Wednesday curated by +Jason Borg, and #WhiteWednesday  / +White Wednesday curated by +Synnøve Zynne Tilrem, and +Tree Tuesday / #TreeTuesday , curated by +Christina Lawrie and +Shannon S. Myers, and +#EquineTuesday curated by +Jillian Chilson, and #FromTheCarTuesday , curated by +J. Rae Chip and +Moin Ahmad, and the +Breakfast Club / #BreakfastClub , curated by +Gemma Costa and +10000 PHOTOGRAPHERS curated by +Robert SKREINER, and #plusphotoextract +PhotoExtract Photography Magazine by +Jarek Klimek... 22 minutes ago - Via Reshared Post - View - José Carlos Gargalhone : Power Whiteout -- Loveland, Colorado -- This is what it looked like just two days ago in northern Colorado... Power Whiteout -- Loveland, Colorado -- This is what it looked like just two days ago in northern Colorado. Longs Peak and the surrounding foothills usually dominate the background in this scene. On this blizzard day, visibility was considerably less than a mile. Note the "black ice" on the road. For +Powerline Friday / #PowerlineFriday, curated by +Natosha Davis, and  #WinterWednesday, curated by +Antoine Berger and +Logan Miller, and #COPhotoWedneday, curated by +Howard Weitzel, +Al Nesbit, and +Stan Showalter, and +Weather and Natural Forces / #WeatherAndNaturalForces, curated by +Robert SKREINER, and +Weather Wednesday / #WeatherWednesday  curated by +Jason Borg, and +White Wednesday / #WhiteWednesday, curated by +Synnøve Zynne Tilrem, and #FromTheCarTuesday, curated by +J. Rae Chip and +Moin Ahmad, and the +Breakfast Club / #BreakfastClub, curated by +Gemma Costa, and +10000 PHOTOGRAPHERS, curated by +Robert SKREINER, and #LeadingLinesMonday +Pam Boling +Andreas Levi +David Murphy +Elle Rogers +Michael B. Stuart +Simos Xenakis... 22 minutes ago - Via Reshared Post - View - Ilway Blizzard : by ILwaY by ILwaY 45 minutes ago - Via Google+ - View - Stefano Figura : Hoping some of my friends will sign the petitions.... Hoping some of my friends will sign the petitions.... Linux gamers trying to convince Blizzard, EA and Co. | Steam for Linux Nearly one year ago I reported about a campaign on the online game sale platform GOG.com, which is requesting Linux game support. Although now, over 10000 users seconded the request, there are still no signs of Linux support on the platform so far. Recently one of our readers has brought other ... 47 minutes ago - Via Mobile - View - Ilker Uyanik : Watch the video: Magic at Nets The day after the December 2010 NY area snow blizzard. My brother and I went to a Nets game at Prudential arena. Nets played against Orlando Magic with Hedo Turkoglu... 1 hour ago - Via YouTube - View - Pro Cycling WorldTour : Giro d’Italia: Vincenzo Nibali attacks through the stage 20 blizzard to win on the Tre Cime Tappa e ... Giro d’Italia: Vincenzo Nibali attacks through the stage 20 blizzard to win on the Tre Cime Tappa e Giro for Astana captain with devastating final climb attack Vincenzo Nibali (Astana) once again underlined his overall superiority over the rest of the 2013 Giro d’Italia peloton with a stunning victory on the 20th and penultimate stage, between Silandro and the Tre Cime di Lavaredo. The Astana leader, wearing the Maglia Rosa that he had held since stage eight, attacked with just over three kilometres of the steep final climb to go and managed to drop all of his rivals. Riding alone through the blizzard that had seen the stage miss out its first three scheduled climbs, Nibali crossed the line to take his second straight stage victory in the race, and secure his final victory. The three-man all-Colombian group of Rigoberto Urán (Team Sky), Carlos Betancur (AG2R La Mondiale) and Fabio Duarte (Colombia) managed to follow Nibali’s initial acceleration, but not his second and were 17 seconds behind the Italian as Duarte took the sprint for second place, with Urán and Betancur following him over at two second intervals. The rest of the overall contenders finished in ones and twos behind the winner, with overnight second place Cadel Evens (BMC Racing) lost another 1’30” to Nibali, which meant - with time bonuses - the Australian conceded 1’19” to Urán, meaning that the Team Sky rider moved ahead in the general classification. With Rafal Majka (Saxo Tinkoff) finishing in tenth place, 1’04” behind Nibali, the young Polish rider conceded 43 seconds to Betancur and lost his white jersey to the Colombian. The 210km saw the long break of the day come from stage seven winner Adam Hansen (Lotto-Belisol), Giairo Ermeti (Androni Giocattoli-Venezuela), Yaroslav Popovych (RadioShack-Leopard) and Pavel Brutt (Katusha), who escaped after 25km and managed to open a lead of more than eight minutes in the first half of the stage. Steadily the quartet was closed down on the approach to the final climb, however, and Brutt left the rest behind as he struck off for the finish alone. The Russian rider was caught and passed by a counter attack from Pieter Weening (Orica-AIS) before he could reach the top of the Passo Tre Croci, however. The Dutchman was joined by Gianluca Brambilla (Omega Pharma-Quick Step) and Eros Capecchi (Movistar), who left the other two behind as the steep final climb began. The Maglia Rosa group was never far behind the leaders though, and, as it hit the steepest part of the final climb to the Tre Cime, Nibali made his move. He was initially followed by Urán and Betancur but, as he passed Capecchi, the Astana rider jumped again and got away this time and soloed his way to the finish. Four escape as the race skirts the snow-covered passes After its unscheduled rest day the Giro d’Italia peloton was heading back into the mountains for the penultimate stage. With snow continuing to fall in the region, however, the stage was to miss the scheduled climbs of the Passo Costalunga, Passo di San Pellegrino and Passo Giau, and follow the valley road to Cortina d’Ampezzo and the foot of the climb to the Tre Cime. Heavy snow was falling at the finish of the stage throughout most of the day, but thankfully was not settling on the road surface despite temperatures below freezing. Hansen, Ermeti, Popovych and Brutt managed to escape after 25km, and covered 52.2km in the first hour as the course followed a gradually downhill route. After 63km the quartet was 8’16” ahead before the peloton began to speed up behind it, under the impetus of Euskaltel-Euskadi, and the gap began to close. Brutt was on the front as the breakaway group arrived at the first Traguardo Volante sprint, in Dobbiaco/Toblach with 54km to go, and the Russian rolled unchallenged across the line. As the peloton arrived - now also led by Colombia and Vini Fantini-Selle Italia - Omega Pharma-Quick Step manoeuvred Mark Cavendish to the front and, despite a challenge from Vini Fantini-Selle Italia’s Rafael Andriato, the Manxman took the sprint for fifth place, 5’11” behind the break. Cavendish and teammate Matteo Trentin then remonstrated with Andriato as the riders drifted back into the peloton. The Brazilian was placed just 25th in the points classification, but led the Traguardo Volante competition and had been keen to increase his lead. Into the final 40km snow was beginning to appear at the sides of the roads and riders began to don arm warmers and jackets as the temperature began to drop. Euskaltel-Euskadi and Colombia were still leading the peloton, but other teams were beginning to mass forward as the decisive part of the stage approached. Over the unclassified Cimabanche the leaders were still 3’30” ahead, as they began the short descent into Cortina d’Ampezzo. As the peloton began the descent the Cannondale team moved to the front in force, taking the gap down to three minutes as they passed under the 35km banner. The break splits up as the final climb arrives, but the counterattacks begin On the wet roads on the outskirts of Cortina d'Ampezzo Popovych escaped, and was a few seconds clear of Brutt, Hansen and Ermeti through the second Traguardo Volante, with 22.1km to go, as the climb to the 2nd category Passo Tre Croci began. Meanwhile, at the back of the peloton, Betancur was being paced back up by his teammates after having suffered a puncture. Cannondale was still leading the peloton at speed, however, although the green team allowed Cavendish to jump ahead to take fifth place at the sprint, just 2’25” behind Popovych. Betancur and his teammates were now exactly a minute behind the bunch as the climb began. Brutt and Hansen caught and passed Popovych shortly into the climb and, with just over 20km to go, the Katusha rider pressed on alone. Cannondale was now back to the front of the peloton, but Evans was in amongst them with Nibali also close at hand. Wet snow was now falling heavily on the peloton as Weening attacked. The Dutchman was initially followed by compatriot Steven Kruijswijk (Blanco), but Weening soon struck out alone in pursuit of the break. Brutt was two minutes clear of the Dutchman with 18.5km to go, with Hansen, Popovych and Ermeti between. Betancur was still making his way up through the team cars, now without his teammates, but eventually joined the rear of the Maglia Rosa group. With 18km to go mountains leader Stefano Pirazzi (Bardiani-CSF) attacked, with Darwin Atapuma (Colombia) on his wheel and, as Weening passed Ermiti up ahead shortly afterwards, Atapuma jumped clear of Pirazzi. The Colombia rider sprinted up the climb, soon passing Ermeti, and then Popovych, himself. Weening soon caught Hansen, who latched onto his wheel for a moment, leaving just Brutt up the road, just a minute ahead of him. The peloton caught up with Atapuma shortly after the 15km banner as Rafal Majka (Saxo Tinkoff) himself led, and Pirazzi attacked again. The group now had Weening in sight as Astana took over again, but the Dutchman was still holding it off. Over the top of the climb with 13.5km to go Brutt was just 26 seconds ahead of Weening, with Pirazzi at 34 seconds, while the Maglia Rosa group was at 48 seconds behind as the riders zipped up their jackets into the short, technical descent. Brambilla then jumped clear and made his way across to Weening and Pirazzi. On a short rise Brambilla began to push on, which left Pirazzi behind, just as Capecchi became the next rider to attack from the peloton. He was quickly up with Weening and Brambilla, with Brutt now just 24 seconds ahead as he passed under the ten kilometre banner. With just under nine kilometres to go Brambilla led the chasers up to Brutt, and the Russian was almost immediately dropped as Capecchi tried to escape the others. As Pirazzi was being reeled in by the Maglia Rosa group - where Nibali still had three teammates with him - Atapuma attacked again and caught up with the Bardiani-CSF rider. On the flat section beside the Lago di Misurina, with just under seven kilometres to go, the leading trio was 42 seconds ahead of the two chasers, with the Maglia Rosa group now at 1’10”. The sun began to shine on the three leaders as the final climb began and Capecchi left the other two behind. Behind them Robert Kiserlovski (RadioShack-Leopard) jumped clear of the peloton and joined up with Pirazzi and Atapuma. The going gets steep and Nibali gets going With four kilometres to go Capecchi was 13 seconds ahead of Weening and Brambilla, and 32 seconds ahead of the Astana-led peloton, with Kiserlovski and Atapuma in between. Shortly before the final three kilometres, however, Nibali himself jumped away from the front of the peloton; the Maglia Rosa was joined by teammate Tanel Kangert, who began to pull his team leader away from his rivals. One by one the general classification riders made their way up to Nibali’s wheel. Majka, Betancur and Urán were among the first to make it, but Evans was struggling to close the gap as Nibali attacked again past Weening. Urán and Betancur followed the Maglia Rosa for a second time but, as he caught up with Capecchi, Nibali kicked again and left them behind. The two Colombians continued to chase and were almost joined with just under two kilometres to go by Evans, Majka and Fabio Duarte (Colombia). Nibali was a long way clear by now, however, and surrounded by crazed fans as he approached the flamme rouge. Evans and Majka dropped back to the following group, led by Domenico Pozzovivo (AG2R La Mondiale) and Italian champion Franco Pellizotti (Androni Giocattoli-Venezuela), while Duarte managed to join Urán and Betancur, making it three Colombians chasing the leader. At the final kilometre Nibali was 32 seconds clear of the chasers, however, with 1’05” back to the next group, meaning that Urán was moving ahead of Evans overall. Betancur was beginning to struggle as Urán lifted the pace again but, in the blizzard ahead of them, Nibali was approaching the finish line. Punching the air with his right hand, then raising his left hand in the air, Nibali crossed the line to take his second stage of the race, and was quickly led away by his soigneur. Duarte then outsprinted the other Colombians for second place, XXX behind, with Urán beating Betancur to third. Result stage 20 1. Vincenzo Nibali (Ita) Team Astana 2. Fabio Duarte (Col) Colombia @ 17s 3. Rigoberto Urán (Col) Team Sky @ 19s 4. Carlos Betancur (Col) AG2R La Mondiale @ 21s 5. Fabio Aru (Ita) Team Astana @ 44s 6. Franco Pellizotti (Ita) Androni Giocattoli-Venezuela @ 48s 7. Domenico Pozzovivo (Ita) AG2R La Mondiale @ 45s 8. Damiano Caruso (Ita) Cannondale Pro Cycling @ 58s 9. Darwin Atapuma (Col) Colombia @ 1’00” 10. Rafal Majka (Pol) Team Saxo-Tinkoff @ 1’04” Standings after stage 20 1. Vincenzo Nibali (Ita) Team Astana 2. Rigoberto Urán (Col) Team Sky @ 4’43” 3. Cadel Evans (Aus) BMC Racing Team @ 5’52” 4. Michele Scarponi (Ita) Lampre-Merida @ 6’48” 5. Carlos Betancur (Col) AG2R La Mondiale @ 7’28” 6. Przemyslaw Niemiec (Pol) Lampre-Merida @ 7’43” 7. Rafal Majka (Pol) Team Saxo-Tinkoff @ 8’09” 8. Beñat Intxausti (Spa) Movistar Team @1026 9. Mauro Santambrogio (Ita) Vini Fantini-Selle Italia @ 10’32” 10. Domenico Pozzovivo (Ita) AG2R La Mondiale @ 10'59" Read more: http://www.velonation.com/News/ID/14646/Giro-dItalia-Vincenzo-Nibali-attacks-through-the-stage-20-blizzard-to-win-on-the-Tre-Cime.aspx#ixzz2UJxne4S0 #procycling   #uciworldtour   #giro   #giroditalia   #giro2013   2 hours ago - Via Community - View - 尹啟華 : Star Craft 2 Heart of the Swarm [PC Game] US Price: USD 40.95 Release Date: 12 Mar. 2013 Voice: English... Star Craft 2 Heart of the Swarm [PC Game] US Price: USD 40.95 Release Date: 12 Mar. 2013   Voice: English Subtitles: English Version: US Compatibility: No Region Protection Category: PC Publisher: Blizzard Genre: Strategy Players: 1 - 4 Star Craft 2 Heart of the Swarm [PC Game] US Star Craft 2 Heart of the Swarm, PC Games, Price: USD $40.95, Publisher: Blizzard Entertainment, Version: US | KFcore.com 4 hours ago - Via Reshared Post - View - Jesus Borges : Tamplier Works Appreciation: Imperius Russian illustrator Dmitriy Prozorov (Tamplier) is famed for his... Tamplier Works Appreciation: Imperius Russian illustrator Dmitriy Prozorov (Tamplier) is famed for his fan-fiction works. His Blizzard game illustration series are acclaimed for the color, power and delicate layout.->http://d3.gameguyz.com/node/3523.html 7 hours ago - Via Reshared Post - View - Aiden Blizzard | FC : Who will be #IPL6  champions???? #IPLHangover   #IPLBattle   #IPL6   #IPL   #PepsiIPL   #IPL6Champions... Who will be #IPL6  champions???? #IPLHangover   #IPLBattle   #IPL6   #IPL   #PepsiIPL   #IPL6Champions   8 hours ago - Via Reshared Post - View - Aiden Blizzard | FC : +Mumbai Indians | FC huffed and puffed their way to a four-wicket win over +Rajasthan Royals | FC in ... +Mumbai Indians | FC huffed and puffed their way to a four-wicket win over +Rajasthan Royals | FC in a thrilling match on Friday night to set up a summit showdown with +Chennai Super Kings | FC in the Pepsi Indian Premier League. - Team Blizzy (File pic: +Mitchell Johnson | FC of +Mumbai Indians | FC sends down a delivery during the 2nd Qualifying of IPL 6) #IPL #IPL6 #Cricket #IPLHangover #IPLmoment #IPLBattle #PepsiIPL #MIvsRR #Qualifier2   8 hours ago - Via Google+ - View - Healthworks Collective : Despite the progress being made to eliminate paper in hospitals and clinics, there remains an insidious... Despite the progress being made to eliminate paper in hospitals and clinics, there remains an insidious blizzard of paper in the health industry that seems to be only getting worse--medical billing. Medical Billing & Hospital Administration | HealthWorks Collective Medical billing: an insidious blizzard of paper in the health industry that seems to be only getting worse. 10 hours ago - Via Google+ - View - Rory Kinghan : Hey guys, today I'm reviewing the Kyurem card from Plasma Freeze. It's attacks, Frost Spear:For 1 Water... Hey guys, today I'm reviewing the Kyurem card from Plasma Freeze. It's attacks, Frost Spear:For 1 Water energy and 1 random energy it does 30 damage and does 30 damage to 1 of your oponents benched Pokemon. Blizzard Burn: For 2 Water energy and 1 random energy it does 120 damage but it can't attack during your next turn. But a Kyurem also can team up with Deoxys EX with it's ability Power Connect: Your Team Plasma Pokemon's attacks (excluding Deoxy's EX) do 10 more damage. So if you had Kyurem as your active Pokemon and you have 4 Deoxys Ex in your bench then you could have Blizzard Burn up to 160 damage! It's going to be a heavy hitter. You could also attach a Life Draw ace spec to it so you have a heavy hitter and when it's knocked out your opponent draws no prize cards. Thanks for reading my first card review. BYE!!! 10 hours ago - Via Mobile - View - Tammy Shaw : Watch the video: Ozzy Osbourne Suicide Solution Blizzard of Ozz All Songs belongs to Ozzy Osbourne. www.ozzy.com for info and shopping. Lyrics: Wine is fine But whiskey's quicker Suicide is slow with liquor Take a bottle ... 12 hours ago - Via Google+ - View - andrew alvarez : Watch the video: Ultraman Leo vs Blizzard Requested by Brandon Diaz 14 hours ago - Via YouTube - View - Technology Blog : Microsoft unveils third-generation gaming console Xbox One with live TV and internet Microsoft Corp ... Microsoft unveils third-generation gaming console Xbox One with live TV and internet Microsoft Corp unveiled the "Xbox One" on Tuesday, its first new gaming console in eight years, and its strongest push so far to dominate consumers' living rooms with an array of exclusive media content. The Xbox One took four years to develop and will be the launchpad for a "Halo" live-action video series produced by Steven Spielberg. It will be sold worldwide "later this year," games unit chief Don Mattrick told reporters at an event at the software company's campus near Seattle, without providing details on timing or pricing. The device will also be the first platform to release the next installment in Activision Blizzard Inc's blockbuster shooter franchise, "Call of Duty". Microsoft hopes its third-generation Xbox console will attract video game fans who are increasingly sampling games on mobile devices, while also becoming a hub for living room entertainment. The new device interacts with a television, responds to voice and gesture commands, includes group video calling on Skype, 15 exclusive game titles and original programming content. The Xbox One will chiefly compete with Nintendo Co's new Wii U and Sony Corp's forthcoming PlayStation 4 for a bigger slice of the $65 billion-a-year computer game market. - See more at: http://www.indianexpress.com/news/microsoft-unveils-new-xbox-one-with-games-live-tv-and-internet/1118830/#sthash.c74bkHCa.dpuf 16 hours ago - Via HootSuite - View - Pixologic : Siggraph 2013!! Be there and watch all the action unfold inside Exhibit Hall C at booth 529. Don't miss... Siggraph 2013!! Be there and watch all the action unfold inside Exhibit Hall C at booth 529. Don't miss your chance to see live demonstrations and panel discussions with leading industry professionals: Blizzard Entertainment, Walt Disney Animation Studios, Epic Games, Santa Monica Studio, Aaron Sims Company, ID Software, Ubisoft, DC Collectibles, Marvel... More infos: http://zbru.sh/7u - ZBC thread: http://zbru.sh/7v 17 hours ago - Via HootSuite - View - NGHIA VO : Boston blizzard 2013 Boston blizzard 2013 21 hours ago - Via Google+ - View - Robert Giebel : It's incredible how much detail Blizzard puts into atmosphere and lore... It's incredible how much detail Blizzard puts into atmosphere and lore... Watch the video: Diablo - Tristram: A Comparison (Diablo 1, Diablo 2 & Diablo 3) A brief look at the different interpretations of town of Tristram in the three games of the Diablo franchise from blizzard. Danish? Visit http://diablo3x.dk ... 22 hours ago - Via Google+ - View - Ciro Villa : "(Phys.org) —The Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory has begun delivery of germanium... "(Phys.org) —The Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory has begun delivery of germanium-76 detectors to an underground laboratory in South Dakota in a team research effort that might explain the puzzling imbalance between matter and antimatter generated by the Big Bang. "It might explain why we're here at all," said David Radford, who oversees specific ORNL activities in the Majorana Demonstrator research effort. "It could help explain why the matter that we are made of exists." Radford, a researcher in ORNL's Physics Division and an expert in germanium detectors, has been delivering germanium-76 to Sanford Underground Research Laboratory (SURF) in Lead, S.D., for the project. After navigating a Valentine's Day blizzard on the first two-day drive from Oak Ridge, Radford made a second delivery in March." Read more at: http://phys.org/news/2013-05-effort-deep-underground-cosmic-scale-mysteries.html#jCp Research effort deep underground could sort out cosmic-scale mysteries (Phys.org) —The Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory has begun delivery of germanium-76 detectors to an underground laboratory in South Dakota in a team research effort that might explain the puzzling imbalance between matter and antimatter generated by the Big Bang. 23 hours ago - Via Google+ - View -