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Another list of 20 Useful Tips and Tricks for Mac OS X
Consequently, it’s very easy to get into the habit of doing things a particular way without ever learning other ways.Hopefully for the average user there might be at least one tip here that you weren’t aware of and that will be useful to you…. Eg In the File menu of Finder, the Get Info item becomes Show Inspector which is like a context sensitive info pane.Now, if you are like “The Hackmeister of OS X”, rather than scoffing, let us know a few of your favorite lesser known tips.
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Green Glowing Mushrooms Found in Sao Paulo, Brazil
I actually live in Sao Paulo, so I might go and check these out some weekend: “Like a black light poster come to life, a group of bioluminescent fungi collected from Ribeira Valley Tourist State Park near São Paulo, Brazil, emanates a soft green glow when the lights go out…. Of these only 33 are known to be bioluminescent—capable of producing light through a chemical reaction.Since 2002 Cassius Stevani, professor of chemistry at the University of São Paulo; Dennis Desjardin, professor of mycology at San Francisco State University in California; and Marina Capelari of Brazil’s Institute of Botany have discovered ten more bioluminescent fungi species—four of which are new to science—in Brazil’s tropical forests.
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Mysterious Gelatinous Ball is Puzzling Scientists in Hordaland, Western Norway
Brattegard was convinced the object was organic, and possibly a species unknown to Norway.”"It might be an animal, the remains of algae, something which has been alive, or a mysterious accumulation of microorganisms,” were some of Brattegard’s initial theories…. This is not at all a common sight, because squids are some of the most inaccessible animals known,” Fjellheim told iBergen.no.Fjellheim told Aftenposten.no that squid are found in such numbers along the Norwegian coast that they are a commercial catch, and used mostly as bait.