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The very small bright white lights are cameras! The larger bright white lights are usually vehicle headlights and the orange ones are from the outdoor lighting where we were staying -- all CFL stuff -- shining on the snow.
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No moonlight, just ambient outdoor lights.
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Thanks, Jeff!
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I had to use IE to watch the slideshow, though -- my old Mozilla won't handle it, the only PC I've got Firefox on is the one at work, and the firewall at work was evidently blocking something that kept the slideshow from playing. |
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Wooooo... Sidney that is way cool, and a whole lot better than the shot I found!
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It's a WMV file converted to flash by Smugmug, so it could be any number of things blocking it.
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Senior moment strikes again. APOD is a daily visit for me, and I did find Judy's picture: http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap051105.html which I'd forgotten about. But they don't seem to have your IMAGE picture in the archive, which is passing strange as it's so good.
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Anyway, on my laptop, at least, I can see them. |
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Yeah, it's a Smugmug site with a subdomain link (photos.jgrussell.com) so Websense might have had a problem.
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Too true, and I'm not sure how you could make it both effective and less intrusive.
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First insert the link (http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/ima...mg_2005254.jpg) using the Insert Link function, so that you will have the link inside the URL code then just insert the img code:
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