what desktop do you have?
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My Ride: E60 2006 525d Steptronic, Carbon Black, M Sport-Package, Style 135M Rims, Beige Interior, Dark Poplar Wood Trim, Comfort Seats, Professional Navigation with BMW Online and BMW Assist, HUD, Logic7, TV, Bluetooth, Speech Control, Active Steering, Adaptive Bi-Xenon, 6-Disc Changer, Heated Seats (front and back), Extended Climate, PDC, Sunroof, Auto-Dim. Int + Folding Exterior Mirrors, Electric Rear- and Side Blinds, Foldable rear seats, Electric Adjustable Steering Wheel
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My Ride: G30 530i M-sport
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Here's mine:
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That's a 40-second exposure shot I took of an Airbus A320 getting airborne in Amsterdam. You can actually see the wind - the squiggling of the lights is the pilot's corrections for the strong crosswind that night. I got a bunch more like this and can't wait for the darker days so I can try to get more variations of this.
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That's a 40-second exposure shot I took of an Airbus A320 getting airborne in Amsterdam. You can actually see the wind - the squiggling of the lights is the pilot's corrections for the strong crosswind that night. I got a bunch more like this and can't wait for the darker days so I can try to get more variations of this.
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I have this as my background. This is not a computer generated picture but is a real view of space, it is called the "Ultra Deep Space Field" from the Hubble. Each little dot is not a star. It is a Galaxy. Each of the galaxies contains millions of stars. In this image, there are billions and billions of stars. Each star has the potential to be orbited by planets. The image represents just a tiny fraction of the sky. This image reminds me how tiny and insignificant my problems are whenever I'm feeling a bit down...!
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As OS X gives you the opportunity to change desktop picture at different interval, I have a new pic each hour... this is the current one:
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