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World War II was the deadliest conflict in modern history. It continued World War I's slaughter of soldiers but then added direct attacks against civilians on a scale not seen in Europe since the Thirty Years' War three centuries earlier. On the Eastern Front, its horrors surpassed the worst battles of the first global war. At times the death struggle between the forces massed by the German Wehrmacht and Red Army never seemed to stop. From the Battle of Kursk in July 1943 to the Crimea in early May 1944, military operations involving hundreds of thousands of soldiers continued day in and day out. Then, after a pause lasting barely a month and a half, Soviet forces attacked the German Army at the end of June 1944, and the ferocious fighting in the east continued without letup until the collapse of Hitler's regime. After 6 June 1944, a similar war began on the Western Front. The amphibious assault of the Anglo-American forces on the beaches of Normandy on D-Day initiated military operations in northern Europe that would not end until May 1945.
The ferocity of the war among the world's great—and small—nations mounted with the addition of racial ideology to the nationalism, lust for glory, greed, fear, and vindictiveness that have characterized war through the ages. Nazi Germany espoused an ideological world view (Weltanschauung) based on belief in a "biological" world revolution—a revolution that Adolf Hitler pursued with grim obsession from the early 1920s until his suicide in the Berlin Führerbunker in early May 1945. The Nazis' aim was to eliminate the Jews andother "subhuman" races, enslave the Poles, Russians, and other Slavs, and restore the Aryan race—meaning the Germans—to its rightful place as rulers of the world. By the end of the war, the Nazis had murdered or worked to death at least 12 million non-German civilians and prisoners.
In Asia, the Japanese did not adopt so coherent an ideology of racial superiority as the Nazis, but their xenophobic nationalism, combined with dreams of empire and deep bitterness at the dominance of much of Asia by the Western colonial powers, also led to vast atrocities. With the invasion of China in summer 1937, the Japanese embarked on a war that involved murder, rape, and devastation to a degree not seen since the Mongol conquests in the early thirteenth century. The Japanese added a new dimension to the slaughter when they used bacteriological weapons and poison gas against the Chinese people as well as soldiers.
Faced with this unprecedented aggression by the Axis powers, nations espousing other ideologies, particularly Soviet Communism and liberal capitalist democracy, responded with a fury of their own. By the time the war was over, civilian deaths inflicted by both sides outnumbered combat deaths by a margin of two to one. The West's ideological and moral imperative to punish the Germans for their many crimes culminated in the Combined Bomber Offensive waged by the Royal Air Force and the U.S. Army Air Forces. Four years of battering air attacks, followed by invasion on the ground, destroyed virtually every major city in Central Europe except Prague and Vienna. Dresden, Hamburg, Warsaw, Berlin, and Cologne, among others, lay in rubble. Race-tinged revenge may have shaped the United States' decision to firebomb Tokyo and to detonate atomic bombs over Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan—killing hundreds of thousands of civilians and leaving those cities in ruins. Yet as distasteful as these bombing campaigns are today to most citizens of the liberal democracies under sixty years of age, the Combined Bomber Offensive in Europe and the bombing of Japan reflected not only a sense of moral conviction on the part of the West but a belief that such air attacks would end a war that daily grew more horrible for soldiers and civilians alike.
Nazi Germany, Imperial Japan, and Fascist Italy could not, in the final analysis, be defeated except by fighting. The United States, Britain, the Soviet Union, and their allies had to fight their opponents in air, ground, and naval contests across the globe. Moral righteousness alone does not win battles. Evil causes do not necessarily carry the seeds of their own destruction. Once engaged, even just wars have to be won—or lost—on the battlefield. Because of the Axis' operational and tactical skill, stiffened in battle by fierce nationalism and ideological commitment, as well as the controls of police states, winning the "Good War" proved a daunting task.
Waging World War II required more than the mobilization and equipment of huge military forces. It required the deployment of those forces over enormous distances—in the case of the United States, across two vast oceans. And it required the creation of military power in three dimensions: in the air over both land and sea; across great land masses; and on and beneath the sea. The Germans led the way toward combined arms warfare with their Blitzkrieg of air and ground forces in May 1940, an assault of weeks that enslaved Western Europe for four years. But the Allies adapted and developed their own forces for air-ground warfare that eventually proved superior. Equally impressive, Allied amphibious forces—a fusion of air, land, and sea units—made possible the landings in Africa, Italy, and France. The air-sea-undersea-amphibious naval campaign in the Pacific doomed Japan.
Logistical superiority was crucial to the Allies' victory, and America's role as the "Arsenal of Democracy" made a critical difference. Not only did the United States carry most of the burden of the naval campaign in the Pacific and an increasing load of the combat in Europe as the war progressed, but its Lend-Lease program was essential to the military operations of its allies and to the functioning of their wartime economies. In contrast, the Germans and the Japanese, undoubtedly misled by the successes their military forces initially achieved, did not mobilize their own economies until the tide had already turned against them in 1942-43. Their desperate efforts to match the Allies soon attracted the assaults on their economic systems launched by Allied air and sea forces.
While the Allies' economic strength weighed heavily in their eventual victory, reinforcing and accelerating the tempo of military operations in 1943-45 material superiority never by itself proved decisive. Intelligence about the capabilities and intentions of their opponents became increasingly important to the belligerents as the conflict deepened. In the contest of intelligence, the Allied powers won handily. A complete misestimate of the capabilities of the Royal Air Force cost the Luftwaffe what little chance it had of achieving its objectives in the Battle of Britain. Worse was to come. In planning the invasion of the Soviet Union, Germany misjudged the Soviet ability to absorb defeats. The result was a catastrophic stalemate in front of Moscow, despite a series of impressive earlier victories in Operation Barbarossa. This failure was followed by Hitler's decision to declare war on the United States—an unnecessary strategic error based on a complete misunderstanding of America's economic and military potential to wage war against two enemies. The Allies slowly achieved an intelligence advantage over their opponents as the war continued. With information gained by breaking German and Japanese codes, Anglo-American commanders were able to shape battles to their advantage and to mount deception campaigns that misled their opponents. The Russians used secret agents and signals intelligence to the same result.
With all their advantages in combined arms, logistics, and intelligence, the Allies still confronted the grim task of destroying their enemies town by town, island by island, in terrible killing battles that exhausted victor and vanquished alike. In that struggle, the greatest advantage the Allies enjoyed over the Axis was the capacity to make strategic decisions that balanced ends against means. At first the Allies were no better at strategic decision-making than their opponents. Perhaps the shock of their initial defeats provided the sobering learning the Allies needed to guide their strategy as the war continued. The Germans, by contrast, never questioned their confidence in their planning superiority—a bit of hubris that proved fatal.
In this book, we have concentrated on the conduct of operations by the military organizations that waged the war. We have not ignored the strategic and political decisions that drove the war, but what interests us most are issues of military effectiveness. We have attempted to explain the battlefield performance of armies, navies, and air forces; the decisions made by generals and admirals in the face of extraordinary difficulties; the underlying factors that shaped the outcomes of battles and campaigns; and the interrelationships among battles separated by hundreds or thousands of miles. Thus, we have written a history of World War II that examines the reciprocal influence of strategy and operations. We try to explain how military decisions were made, and how those decisions made a difference to the outcome of the fighting. We are aware that as historians, with access to documents and accounts from both sides, we can understand events as they unfolded in a way that the participants could not. In every case, we have attempted to judge the decisions of military leaders and statesmen on the basis of what they could reasonably have known at the time that they had to act.
We also believe that individuals at every level of leadership made a difference. From Lieutenant Richard Winters, whose squad-sized force captured a German battery and its protecting company behind Utah Beach, to the German panzer commanders like Irwin Rommel and Hans von Luck who destroyed the French Army in little over three weeks, to Dwight Eisenhower who kept a strong-willed group of senior commanders focused on defeating the Wehrmacht, individuals guided the course of events. We have attempted to identify and discuss those who made the decisions that turned the tide of the war. Although we have not written an everyman's history of the conflict, we have not overlooked the hundreds of thousands of men in arms who bore the terrible burden of carrying out those decisions.
To the best of our ability, we have incorporated the expert research that has become available over the last thirty years into a full analysis of the war. The revelations of Ultra intelligence in the early 1970s and its operational implications have only recently achieved a balanced place alongside other factors that contributed to the Allied victory. The partial opening of the Soviet archives following the collapse of the Soviet Union has altered the West's understanding of the war on the Eastern Front—a historical event too long told from the German perspective. As students and teachers of military history for much of the postwar period and as veterans who profited from our own modest military experiences, we believe that we have written a history of World War II that does justice to that war's complexity and meaning. This, then, is our account.
Williamson Murray
Allan R. Millett
|Origins of a Catastrophe
|The Revolution in Military Operations, 1919-1939
|German Designs, 1939-1940
|Germany Triumphant, 1940
|Diversions in the Mediterranean and Balkans, 1940-1941
|Barbarossa, 1941
|The Origins of the Asia-Pacific War, 1919-1941
|The Japanese War of Conquest, 1941-1942
|The Asia-Pacific War, 1942-1944
|The Battle of the Atlantic, 1939-1943
|Year of Decision for Germany, 1942
|The Combined Bomber Offensive, 1941-1945
|The Destruction of Japanese Naval Power, 1943-1944
|The Killing Time, 1943-1944
|The Invasion of France, 1944
|The End in Europe, 1944-1945
|The Destruction of the Japanese Empire, 1944-1945
|The End of the Asia-Pacific War, 1945
|Peoples at War, 1937-1945
|The Aftermath of War
|Epilogue: In Retrospect
|App. 1
|Military Organization
|App. 2
|The Conduct of War
|App. 3
|App. 4
|Exploring World War II
|Suggested Reading
|Illustration Credits
Posted December 6, 2000
I found the book to be very easy to read.It is filled with critical analysis of operational decisions made during the war.It does not however get bogged down in complex military strategy.The authors are masterful in presenting the war in a very understandable way.The book answered many of my questions.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted September 3, 2000
Clear,fast paced,with insightful judgements of key military leaders. My only criticism is the inclusion (on page 576) of Ukrainians in the listing of Allied military forces. I find this bizarre, to say the least. I know of no Allied military effort that included Ukrainians. Otherwise, an excellent book.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
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As we hike through the North Cascades, David and I return to an old argument about spirituality. He maintains that spirituality means, by definition, something dealing with God, religion, or the supernatural, and he wants nothing of it. I maintain that spirituality is a deep belief or faith in something about how the world or the universe works, and our place in it, and that biology can be as "spiritual" as Buddhism.
Which of us is right? Maybe neither of us! I don't really know, but I know that our daily practice of living is very satisfying. We practice manure maintenance on a daily basis, taking care of animals. We long to decay nicely. That phrase is an important one to us, and it came from a note in a Ranger Station in the North Cascades: "Buck elk in Upper Agnes Creek decaying nicely." What a perfect statement of a good death in the natural world! We are constantly aware of this decay process, and hope or think that our awareness of the passage of time, with accompanying death and decay helps us live a little more richly, more intensely than if we believed in immortality or an afterlife.

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A cheap Valentine for pet owners
If you're stumped for Valentine's Day gift ideas, short on cash and your sweetie is a dog lover, we've got a tip you are going to love.
It comes from Barb Sheetz in Zionsville. And just for the record, Barb did not suggest this as a Valentine's Day gift, but we just couldn't resist because it is so special. When we read it, we got that warm and fuzzy feeling, like when you walk your dog at 5 a.m. during a polar vortex.
"Any pet owner may like this tip," Barb said. "I save plastic grocery store produce bags and other similar bags to use to pick up dog poop. But I had a mess keeping them together next to my door where it's convenient to pick one up and go outside. So I use an empty tissue box to stuff them in (the rectangular kind, not the cube as it is too small). Now I can just pull one out when I need it. It looks a little nicer than a bunch of plastic bags in a pile."
Some of you are probably rummaging through the trash for an empty tissue box right now.
Barb's been doing this for about a month. You can see her demonstrate the tip, and get a glimpse of her adorable pooch Zoe, in a video at http://www.mcall.com/onthecheap. The plastic bags are easily removed from the tissue box, which was designed to dispense one item at a time.
Barb saves the bags her Morning Call comes in, which she finds just the right size for poop scooping.
We shared a similar tip a few weeks ago about storing plastic bags in an empty milk jug beneath the kitchen sink. That's a good solution, too, especially if you use the bags to line trash cans.
Barb's method may appeal more to pet owners who prefer to keep the bags in a visible spot near the front door and don't want an empty milk jug lingering about. Tissue boxes are more decorative.
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Results of 32 Allograft-prosthesis Composite Reconstructions of the Proximal Femur
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The use of allograft-prosthesis composites for reconstruction after bone tumor resection at the proximal femur has generated considerable interest since the mid1980s on the basis that their use would improve function and survival, and restore bone stock. Although functional improvement has been documented, it is unknown whether these composites survive long periods and whether they restore bone stock. We therefore determined long-term allograft-prosthesis composite survival, identified major complications that led to revision, and determined whether allograft bone stock could be spared at the time of revision. We also compared the radiographic appearance of allografts sterilized by gamma radiation and fresh-frozen allografts. We retrospectively reviewed 32 patients with bone malignancy in the proximal femur who underwent reconstruction with a cemented allograft-prosthesis composite. The allograft-prosthesis composite was a primary reconstruction for 23 patients and a revision procedure for nine. The minimum followup was 2 months (median, 68 months; range, 2–232 months). The cumulative incidence of revision for any reason was 14% at 5 years (95% confidence interval, 1%–28%) and 19% at 10 years (95% confidence interval, 3%–34%). Nine patients (28%) had revision of the reconstruction during followup; four of these patients had revision surgery for infection. Allografts sterilized by gamma radiation showed worse resorption than fresh-frozen allografts. Based on reported results, allograft-composite prostheses do not appear to improve survival compared with megaprostheses.
Level of Evidence: Level IV, therapeutic study. See Guidelines for Authors for a complete description of levels of evidence.
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"After finding out how easy it is to grow different types of peppers in my backyard, I wanted to incorporate them into a dish. This is what I ended up with: a version of arroz con pollo or jambalaya with a little added kick."
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1/2 pound
andouille sausage links
poblano chile
red bell pepper
3 tablespoons
canola oil
1 1/2 pounds
skinless, boneless chicken thighs, cut into 1 1/2-inch chunks
3 tablespoons
Cajun-style seasoning
1 1/2 tablespoons
yellow onions, finely chopped
banana (or hot) peppers, seeded and chopped
celery ribs, finely chopped
6 cloves
garlic, minced
shallot, minced
3 cups
long grain white rice
3 cups
chicken stock
1 (10 ounce) can
tomato sauce
1 (10 ounce) can
diced tomatoes with mild green chilies, undrained
1 (12 fluid ounce) can or bottle
salt to taste
1 cup
frozen corn kernels, thawed
I like the complexity of the flavors in this dish, and the fact that it's full of healthy vegetables. It was quite a production to make, however (dirtied lots of dishes, took a long time), so it's not something I would take on very often. And I think I prefer the final flavor of my favorite jambalaya recipe over this one. But this recipe was fun to try - thanks for sharing. I followed the recipe almost exactly, except for a few things. I cut up the andouille before cooking it, which browned it all over and generated grease, which I then used with just a little oil to cook the chicken. I only used one onion because 2 seemed like too much (although when all was said and done, 2 probably would have worked fine.) I had to cook the rice a lot longer than the recipe calls for: about 5-7 extra minutes to absorb the liquid, and 10 minutes or so extra for it to get tender. I also added about 1/2-3/4 cup of chicken broth for the last 10 minutes of cooking the rice because it seemed that there wasn't enough liquid to tenderize it. Finally, I omitted the poblano chile because I didn't have one.
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* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Three-Pepper Rice and Chicken Pot
Serving Size: 1/8 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 8
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 475
Calories from Fat: 220
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The Day Facebook Becomes a Value Stock
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- As a value investor, there are a plethora of companies that I will probably never own. High-growth companies with high expectations, and cult-like followings are unlikely to ever end up in my portfolio. Unless, of course, they become cheap enough.
Typically, when this happens, the growth crowd has already given up and fled the scene. In that regard, there's sometimes a fine line between growth and value. Sometimes the growth players give up, and the value crowd moves in. In a sense, it's a "circle of life" of sorts in the investment world.
I certainly don't see that happening anytime soon with Facebook (FB). I've been asked by many why I was so critical of Facebook in the weeks leading up to the IPO. The truth is, I have nothing against Facebook. I use it and although the novelty has worn off for me, it is still a phenomenon for many. It wasn't the company per se that I had an issue with, it was the valuation. It just did not make sense that the company could be worth $100 billion, which is 100 times earnings, and more than 30 times revenue, right out of the chute. This is a cult stock, and investors are often willing to pay a premium for those, whether or not it makes sense. I still don't like Facebook at $31, which is 50 times 2013 consensus earnings estimates, and about 10 times revenue. I doubt I'd be a buyer at $21, or $15. But that's just me. (That's not to say that no one will make any money on Facebook; that's a separate issue.)
I will, however, look at former high-flyers when the growth crowd finally throws in the towel. That's partially what happened to eBay (EBAY) in early 2009; of course that was also an extraordinary time in the markets, and many names were simply being thrown away. In eBay's case, the beating was brutal and mostly undeserved. Shares briefly dipped below $10 in early March 2009, which implied a price-to-earnings ratio of less than 6. That was remarkable for a company with net profit margins in the high 20s, nearly $5 billion, or just under $4 per share, in cash and marketable securities, and no debt on the balance sheet. EBay, a high-growth, cult stock I thought I'd never own, became too cheap not to own.
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Trend report: gyms using your power to feed the grid
Soon, all that hard work you put in at the gym may not just be for your health, but also helping to supply power to your local grid. A sports equipment maker reports it has slowly been installing its power harvesting gym equipment across the country
We've reported on this idea before — work-stations with pedals to power up your computer and the plan for outdoor treadmills to power streetlights, but using gym equipment seems to be the most practical interpretation of the trend.
Sports Art Fitness supplies some of the gym equipment converting your energy into kilowatt power. Specially designed cardio equipment such as elliptical machines and recumbent and upright cycles are connected to a booster box that grabs your energy. The energy then passes through an inverter transforming it into an alternating current that can flow into the grid.
The amount of power generated is variable — depending on how often the machines are used and how hard the level of exercise is. That said, the company claims the system could convert 75 percent of the power generated into the grid — a bold estimate over other such systems.
Tennessee Tech University is the latest location to install the machines in their "Green Room" fitness center when older equipment needed replacing. Their thinking was simple — if the machines are there why not try it?
Other universities and gyms in Southern California and Victoria, Canada have bought into the system, and they aren't the only players in the growing market.
Would the gym equipment really produce substantial kilowatt-hours for them to pay off? As previously mentioned, there are a lot of variables. However, as long as there are going to be people hitting the elliptical machines to work off a bad date or take a spin class to work off a serving of ice cream why not channel that power regardless? Add in applications allowing people to measure how much power they are actually adding to the grid and it could even be act as a different type of goal setting with their workout and inspire them to work harder.
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When the organisation was set up in Bristol in 1977, we had a vision to improve conditions for pedestrians and cyclists in the city. So in 1984 we built a traffic free route between Bristol and Bath along a disused railway path. The success of this route was phenomenal and other routes in different parts of the country soon followed. The National Cycle Network was officially born in 1995 with a grant from the National Lottery. Through our work to create better walking and cycling links we're providing the space to make sure sustainable travel is not just a choice: it's the most obvious and convenient option.
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1984 - The first route was the Bristol and Bath Railway Path, a 17-mile traffic-free trail along a disused railway. It now carries more than 6,500 walking and cycling journeys every day.
1995 - The Network was officially created with a £42.5 million grant from the newly-created National Lottery.
2000 - The National Cycle Network was officially opened in June 2000 when 5,000 miles had been completed, although some routes had been open for over a decade.
2005 - The Network reaches 10,000 miles and carried 232,000,000 journeys.
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2014 - The Network is now 14,200 miles long!
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It had to go into an extra day, but the Monday qualifier for the Northern Trust Open has finally ended.
A four-for-two playoff couldn't be completed Monday evening in Industry City, Calif., so into Tuesday morning they went. The extra work paid off for Brendan Pappas and Brett Lederer, both of whom advanced to the PGA Tour festivities at famed Riviera CC.
Falling short in the playoff were Wil Collins and Joshua Habig, but equally disheartened had to be Colt Knost. One of 11 players to shoot 69 and miss the playoff by one, Knost was 6 under through 12 holes, then bogeyed the par-4 17th and par-5 18th to miss out.
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According to Richard Reeves, president of the company that holds the rights to WOBs in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties, the first of our "reinvigorated Cheers" upscale taverns will open in the sprawling Promenade at Coconut Creek at the end of June.
The 3,000-square-foot space boasts a tavernish blend of brick, dark wood, and leather, with live music Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights. More important, it boasts a buttload of craft and artisan brews from around the world, more than 500 in all (though some are available only seasonally), with 40 beers on tap. There's also a selection of cigars, for smoking on the outdoor patio; smoking is not allowed inside.
There are two things WOB won't have, however.
One, Reeves says: "We do not serve Bud, Miller, or Coors." And, two, they don't serve food. But that doesn't mean you'll go hungry. WOB partners with nearby restaurants, in this case those in Promenade (among them Lime Mexican Grill, Scarfone's Coal-Fired Pizza, and Mama Asian Noodle Bar), to supply the grub to go with their pub.
The West Palm WOB still has to get through the city's notorious permitting process, but (presumably) when it does, it will open on -- where else? -- Clematis Street sometime in the fall.
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Mateo Bijoux founder and designer Mateo De La Harris hails from sunny Montego Bay, Jamaica, but his jewelry designs are more evocative of New York City's busy streets than of island beaches. A firm believer in the beauty of urban grit, De La Harris draws inspiration from his adopted hometown as well as vintage clothing, nature, and a touch of the medieval. Mateo Bijoux's signature pieces include the rope stanchion bracelet, a braided leather ring in black or bright blue; the sterling silver anchor necklace; the sleek, minimalist silver-nail and monkey wrench bracelets; the Exotica, a ring featuring a silvery claw grasping an onyx; and pendants in the shapes of skulls and shark teeth. Implements and iconography abound in the rest of Mateo Bijoux's precisely detailed collection, which will add a rock-star flourish to any outfit.


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Deserts and beyond...places in and around the southern California deserts and beyond. Photo taken at Canyon Lake, in the Superstition Mountains of Arizona, December 2011. A few minutes later, after the sun disappeared, these cliffs were their normal color. They were only golden for a short time and I'm glad we were able to view them in their glory.
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Bird's Nest in Cholla~Cactus Monday and Macro Monday 080210
I took my uncle with me yesterday morning to the Santa Rosa Mountains Visitor Center. It was a pleasant morning here in the desert...not too hot! We wandered the trails there and I pointed out some things to him like this cactus wren nest in a prickly cholla cactus. NOBODY is going to bother this nest! Cactus Monday and Macro Monday for August 2, 2010.
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7 comments:
- Carolyn Ford said...
This is such an amazing sight...nature is SO grand!
- August 2, 2010 at 7:43 AM
- Teri C said...
Great shot! I love when the birds do this. Sure keeps the nest safe from predators.
- August 2, 2010 at 11:21 AM
- Margaret Ann said...
Privacy and safety guaranteed...that's for darn sure...An amazing photo...love all that texture. Happy Cactus Monday! :)
BTW...your background music is sooooo soothing and zenlike...LOVE it! :)
- August 2, 2010 at 11:43 AM
- rohrerbot said...
I love their nests. Anyone who tries to get them will have a needle or ten:)
- August 2, 2010 at 1:01 PM
- Candy "Sweetstuff" said...
Amazing shot! You are right nobody or thing is going to bother those chicks. That is so incredible, love it!
- August 2, 2010 at 3:10 PM
- Julie said...
The nest sure blends in well. Isn't it amazing that birds would want to be in such a prickly place? Neat photo!
- August 3, 2010 at 2:04 AM
- joven said...
beautiful blog..pls visit mine and be a follower.. thanks and God bless..
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AnnaJo Vahle
Painting - Acrylic On Canvas
These sea oats tower over Playalinda Beach, translated as Beautiful Beach, located in the Cape Canaveral National Seashore.National Park. The wind blows salt and sand through the air obscuring the horizon. The waves were larger than usual humming with energy of an incoming storm.
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Waco, TX - United States
Beautiful Art work AnnaJo lvf
Nanaimo, BC - Canada
Beautiful work of art!
Van Vleck, TX - United States
This is so great! Absolutely beautiful painting! I love the soft color and details rendered of beach. The wave movement is delightful! f/v
Plovdiv - Bulgaria
Beautiful ! V/F
Nassau, Ne - Bahamas
Of all your art I love your seascapes the most! I am enveloped in pale winter light feeling the cooling wind tugging in my clothes. Your painting wraps around me like reality! Amazing!
Oh my, Malcolm. I am delighted with your kind comment. I keep meaning to get out to the beach to paint again soon. I live minutes from there. With your words, perhaps, I will make a concerted effort to do it soon.
Chicago, IL - United States
Such a beautiful and serene seascape.
Thank you, Ely.
Salt Lake City, UT - United States
Incredible piece! I've been to this stretch of sand, and you make me feel as if I'm listening to the waves come ashore! Beautiful work! Featured in US Forests and Wilderness!
I am really honored, Chad. Thank you very much. It is a lovely place.
Buford, GA - United States
Very inviting scene, AnnaJo, so beautiful!
Thank you, Barbara.
Sussex, WI - United States
I so much enjoy viewing your works! Once again, the detail and use of color to express light/shade/shadow is remarkable! v/f
Thank you very much, Jack.
Carriere, MS - United States
Cool :)
;-) Thank you, Joe.
Lomas De Zamora, Bu - Argentina
Great work AnnaJo, voted. best regards
Thank you very much, Alejandro.
Belgrade, Se - Bosnia-Herzegovina
looks fabulous.... fv and voice
Thank you, Dusan.
Gary, IN - United States
Beautiful...! f/v
Thank you, Mihyoun.
Ottawa, ON - Canada
Fabulous art work! Lovely scene :o)
Thank you very much, Nina.
Vila Nova De MIlfontes - Portugal
This is so beautiful AnnaJo ! It's home for me ! Wonderful light in those fences and sand ! f/v
Thank you, Paula. Nice to have your comments. I am pleased that you stopped by my site.
Johnsonville, NY - United States
Wow, AnnaJo ~ I so love this!! Makes me miss when I used to live on the beach!! What a wonderful view. I want to go for a walk in the sand and find some seashells!! Terrific painting!!! f/v
Thank you very much, Tami. I hope that you can get to the beach soon. I just spent an hour out there watching the birds this evening. Always peaceful. Thank you for your f/v
Buenos Aires, CA - Argentina
Amazingly beautiful work, AnnaJo !!! Voted
Thank you, Helena. I appreciate your vote.
Koloa, HI - United States
this is so beautiful! Very inviting!
Thank you, Bonita.
Male - Maldives
I love the poetic mood here, AnnaJo, beautiful relaxing place!
Thank you, Jenny.
Talkeetna, AK - United States
I love it! All the details, it is a fantastic work! v/f
Thank you very much, Dora,
Mesa, AZ - United States
Beautiful detail. I can feel the coolness of the sand on my bare feet and the roughness of the grass as I walk down toward the water. Gorgeous piece. v/f/pin
Thank you very much, Marcia. You are actually correct in assuming that the sand was cool that day. It was winter and a storm was coming. Even on top of the dunes, where I did this....it was cool.
Melbourne - Australia
AnnaJo this is like a siren's song to me - it beckons me right into the space and invites me to sit down and enjoy the smell and sound of the ocean and the feel of the salt breeze on my skin! Can't tell you how much I love this! V/F/SU/tw
I am so pleased to have such wonderful comments! Thank you every so much, Rosy.
West Allis, WI - United States
Love the detailing in your work, a true gift...well done piece here!
Thanks, Jack. It might be said that it is a bit obsessive...I usually begin a painting rather loosey goosey but find that I keep "fixing" it.
Pavia, PV - Italy
congratulations! Second place in our contest Sand and Rock in Paint and feature in the group Beach and Ocean Life
Oh nice! I am delighted. Thank you vey much.
Pe�aflor - Chile
CONGRATULATIONS!! Featured on Female Artists - Creative Women!!! Absolutely fabulous work. Very well done!!!!!
Thank you. I am delighted and deeply flattered.
Pianoro, Bo - Italy
Absolutely incredible, i like so much!!
Orange Park, FL - United States
Beautiful! V
Copperas Cove, TX - United States
Beautiful acrylic painting. I love the detail you painted into it like the grass and waves. I can just feel the salt spray on my face and feel the sand between my toes. Fantastic work of art. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, Robert. It is so nice of you to say all that.
Pretoria, Ga - South Africa
I love the clarity and light in this painting! Voted.... and v/f
Thank you Jolante...I am tickled to have your compliments.
Philadelphia, PA - United States
This is awesome!!
Thank you. This painting was a fun from beginning to end.
Venice , FL - United States
annaJo, I live in Venice FL and this look's like home to me. I just love it. chas
Thanks Chas. I've spent time on your beaches, too. There is a lot of similarity for sure.
Green Valley Lake, CA - United States
Incredible detail.
Thank you. It was a joy to paint.
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