Really quick; our DJ friends Bearded Baby (Co.Fee and Teebs) will be doin' their first live show this Saturday the 5th at the Crosby in Santa Ana. Nosaj Thing will be performing live and a DJ set from Mike Ill, those should be enough to get your toes tappin'. We've got some tracks for you to check out from Bearded Baby. See you there!Thai BellsHealth - Crimewave (Bearded_Baby_remix)
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Adult central bearded dragons usually grow to be about ten inches in length, with the tail accounting for over half of the total body length. Females are typically smaller than the males. Bearded dragons come in a wide variety of colors, includ
Have you ever seen bearded Lord Shiva ?? Strain your brain to recollect if you have indeed seen a picture or idol of Shiva with a beard.
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Despite the Portuguese influence that dominated Goa over the centuries, it is fascinating to see how such a large number of Hindu temples have survived [...]
Bearded Iris 16" x 12" watercolour
The bearded Iris is now completed. I loved the striking colours of this flower, but I have no idea what variety it is as I took photos last year in a friend's garden (and they don't know either!).
The best news this week (or year) was that my painting 'Red Squirrel' received the Mary Scott Kestin Award for Animals and Wildlife at the Hilliard Society
The Apple nay-sayers love to pretend that Mac OS X and all of Apple’s other products are destined to be destroyed by hackers. Although Apple has marketed its products as being far less hackable than Windows, someday, the Mac will just be riddled with viruses. It’s inevitable! Except that it’s never happened, and what do [...]
If you're looking for an exotic pet for your children you may want consider the Bearded Dragon Lizard. While most people are squeamish about having a reptile as a pet, you might change your mind once you get to know the Bearded Dragon Lizard better.Bearded Dragon Lizards are extremely gentle and docile. They make great pets for children and adults. They are very trusting and it may be possible to carry these lizards the first time and they wouldn't mind. This makes them very ideal as pets.They are loyal and easy to carry around. This is in stark comparison with other pets that may get agitated and may inadvertently hurt their owners. The Bearded Dragon Lizard is in all practicality safe from this kind of danger. So if you're looking for an exotic pet, they may want consider the bearded and
-Day 57.Today is Inappropriate Card Day. It's a National Blog Holiday instituted by Diesel at MPAC, here is the history. I am obligated to participate otherwise I'll get a ticket and that would be very inappropriate.Of course, I would participate anyway even without the threat of a Vijillion dollar fine because I am a team player… MOST of the time. I decided to make my own because there are too many of you and my accountant has put a block on my allowance ever since I called him an "oogly monster". He didn't think that was very appropriate but he still has to prove I said it in a court of law.Anyway, here it is and it's for you, You, YOU and even EWE!****************************Photo courtesy of Scarlet. Model: Scarecrow.A day late recap.This weekend was awesomeness on a waffle cone sund
Some girls like guys with beards, like my wife thank God. But When you hear a girl say that they like a guy with a beard they usually are not talking about the guys that gathered at Brighton in the UK for the recent World Beard and Moustache Championship. Either these guys were married before deciding to imitate General Ambrose Burnsides or Chester A. Arthur, or they have taken up celibacy full time. Hey, I got nothing but respect for my bearded brethren, especially after keeping the beard completely untrimmed during the 18-1 season of the New England Patriots- those things get real itchy. Not to mention that with my dirty Belichick hoddie on I was starting to look like Rasputin.To anyone that has spent some time in Bavaria guzzling lager, it's no surprise that those "evil" Germans are the
Australian Bearded Dragon LizardBearded Dragons have broad triangular heads and flattened bodies, with adults reaching approximately 18 to 24 inches head-to-tail. When threatened, the lizards will expand a spiny pouch under their jaw and turn it black, as well as inhale air and puff up to make them appear larger. The pouch resembles a beard, lending the animal their name.Bearded Dragons have a distinctive series of spines radiating horizontally from the head to the tail. Their color ranges from light tan to dark brown, depending on their native soil, often with highlights of black, brilliant red, or gold, and can change somewhat depending upon their internal condition. Bearded Dragons can occupy a large range of habitats from the desert to dry forests and scrublands.All species are from Au
One day during the Fall of 2002, while walking to school over the bearded hills, I saw a gang of grenade wielding youth buying gum by a dog named Frothmore. The word 'buying' misconstrues the point, I suppose; no, they were looting and causing quite the ruckus as you might understand.Frothmore, the dog as you might remember, was wearing a hat made of fallen sunflower seeds and was being tormented by a murder of crows. They were diving back and forth over his head, mocking him more than eating. He didn't seem to mind, though, he would just roll his eyes and gazed at the gaggle of youth tormenting the local shop owners.I, having stopped at the top of one particularly bearded hill, began to move closer to the town and the wielders of mayhem. The group almost seemed oblivious to the power hel
'Playtime!' Watercolour 3.5" x 2.5" Supplied mounted in a 5" x4" wood frame ready to hang. A portrait of Trickle (yes, really) the bearded collie and his trusty frisbee. This painting is to benefit True Blue Animal Rescue, a non-profit animal charity in Texas, US for Art Helping Animals. If you would like to purchase please click here or get in touch!
Another beautiful Christmas Season is over. As you can see I almost forgot how to blog, its been 7 days since my last post. However, nothing like spending time with family. I did my Santa appearance twice, one for my cousin's daughter and one for my godson. Believe or not the one year old godson almost kissed me, and he wasn't scared at all. The 3 year old girl was a bit scared but then she did too warm up to Santa. Unfortunately, I don't have good pictures of my appearance this year. My other godson and my niece, my sister's kids, were sick, so we paid them a visit after Christmas. We were very lucky to have nice no snow weather, as it allowed us to travel from house to house.So what you see on the photos are Bearded Dragons, and no they are not mating. They are just comfortable to enjoy
Lazy Sunday - A Bearded Dragon Lizard in the SunLazy Lizard Lies in the SunRecently I was walking around a friend's property, mostly Australian semi-rural bushland, when I came across this little creature. Although he looks frightening, the Bearded Dragon lizard is practically harmless, and refused to move a muscle even when we picked him up! Before moving him, I snapped this shot at an unusual angle. The detail in this photo is amazing when viewed full-screen, especially around the lizard's head - you can see every small spike and inflection in his scaly skin. Although, as I said, these lizards are practically harmless, they can give you a nasty bite if provoked, so don't go picking them up!This shot really makes you think. Whenever anybody looks at this picture they tend to automatically tilt their head counter-clockwise 90 degrees and look up and down the lizard's body. That's because of the unusual composition and depth of field in this photo.The Bearded Dragon's head forms t
Click for 742kb imageYou may have seen this photo on my Arts & Stuff blog. I decided to clean the image up and cut out the unnecessary outer area allowing more information with the size snapshots that I do post on this blog.The original post can be found here.These guys were actually doing a courtship dance at the time the photo was taken.Quick links:Free Subscription to SnapShots by Email technorati tags: images, free, images, snapshots, photos, free photos, bearded dragon, Australia
Click for 742kb imageYou may have seen this photo on my Arts & Stuff blog. I decided to clean the image up and cut out the unnecessary outer area allowing more information with the size snapshots that I do post on this blog.The original post can be found here.These guys were actually doing a courtship dance at the time the photo was taken.Quick links:Free Subscription to SnapShots by Email technorati tags: images, free, images, snapshots, photos, free photos, bearded dragon, Australia
Bearded Collie
This image is copyright and may not be downloaded or reproduced The Bearded Collie, or "Beardie" as he is popularly known, is one of Britain's oldest breeds. He originally came to prominence in Peebleshire, in Scotland, where he was highly prized for his sheep-herding and cattle-droving ability. A lean, active dog whose job
There are often Bearded Dragon Lizards foraging in my garden during the warmer months. It isn't uncommon for lizards like this one in the snapshot to follow me around in the garden bed waiting for an easy meal to appear. This young fella was so cheeky that I was afraid that he would end up trodden on when chasing small flies around my husbands feet when cooking a barbecue. To be honest I don't know if this Bearded Dragon is a female or male. I do love having them in my garden though snakes are another story. Quick links:Free Subscription to SnapShots by Email Take a look at my Arts & Stuff BlogArts and Stuff with Susan Borgas website technorati tags: lizard, photo, snapshot, bearded dragon
Bearded Iris is one of the favorite collectible flowers here in the U.S. There are several people who are in the look out for all different iris colors available. There are several different color varities like purple, black, white, blue, yellow, gold, bronze, and more!
Bearded Irises can grow 24 to 36 inches tall with strong sturdy long-stemmed. One iris plant can produce two or more flowers
