Saturday, July 28, 2007
RAMARAJAN
Ramarajan is a Tamil film actor who specialised in making films on village-based subjects. His films include Karagaattakkaaran (1989), Raasave Unnai Nambi (1988), and Enga Ooru Paattukkaaran (1987).
At the peak of his career he decided to produce films, but was unsuccessful. Then he became an MP (AIDMK) of Lok Sabha in 1998. He was elected from Tiruchendur (a traditional stronghold for ex-minister Danushkoodi Adithan). Ramarajan defeated him and entered into the Lok Sabha.
At the peak of his career he decided to produce films, but was unsuccessful. Then he became an MP (AIDMK) of Lok Sabha in 1998. He was elected from Tiruchendur (a traditional stronghold for ex-minister Danushkoodi Adithan). Ramarajan defeated him and entered into the Lok Sabha.
Friday, July 27, 2007
SOURCE:www.tamilgfx.comThursday, July 26, 2007
Holoplatys semiplanata
Holoplatys semiplanata (Salticidae), jumping spider taken in Swifts Creek in January 2007. Specimen is approx 12mm in length
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An adult house fly, musca domestica on an aloe vera leaf. Specimen is approx 10mm in length. Taken in Swifts Creek, Victoria in February 2007
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A mammatus cloud formation over Swifts Creek, Victoria, Australia. The name "mammatus" derives from the Latin mamma, or breast, due to their rounded, hanging shape. Mammatus clouds only occur where cumulonimbus are present and are often the byproduct of strong storm activity. Detailed observations of mammatus have been meager and usually occur only by chance, since they do not pose a meteorological threat to society.
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