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 King penguins don't build nests. They grow a flap on their bellies instead.
Covered by this fold of skin called brood patch, the single egg a pair lays about every 15 months rests incubating on the penguin's feet until the partner takes over, after a week or two. The chicks hatch after some 2 months.
Now, granted, we cannot see the brood patch, egg or hatchling in this email background, but we do have two majestic grownups' pretty faces looking into the distance:
›› The King penguins easily star on any tour to the Falklands — and in your emails, too. (IncrediMail)
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When gas comes out at the top, it's good to have holes at the bottom: mixing propane, butane or methane with enough air (from the holes) up front, Robert Bunsen reasoned, the flame on top of a burner should be stabler, easier to regulate and hotter, too.
It was and still is, of course, on Bunsen burners found most useful the world over in laboratories. — Oh, speaking of labs and their useful features:
›› Some of Gmail's best features are in its labs. Enable them, and profit from unsending, inline images, going to the next mail automatically and more. The experimental is exciting, of course, but certainly not dangerous. Here are the most useful Gmail labs features for you to try now.
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A tropical beach: sand, sea, quiet. Suddenly screams and shrieking.
Out of thin air — out of the blue, literally —, a huge, loud and menacing bird has appeared. (You've seen the videos, right?) The colorful bird hones in on the beach. The screams are louder and more frequent now, until the giant has landed and taxis to the gate like any airplane.
This is Sint Maarten. The small, lush island in the Antilles also has a French half. Its people speak English, Dutch and French, of course, some Spanish and a French creole, among other languages.
It is in this creole, now, that a few children scream, hide from the tourists and birds, and then hide from each other in a game called "cache-cache" (hide-hide) in French but "caché-fête" (hidden-celebration) on Saint Martin.
Want to scream to the world, too, and still hide? In Google Buzz, there's reason to celebrate:
›› Don't want to reveal your precise location for the world to see when you post to Google Buzz from a mobile device? Here's how to hide your location and still post to the world.
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