I thought that you'd like that: http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Featur ... eterPeaks/

Sorry Catamount, that was interesting but open the link again

Thanks man, no one obsesses like a mountain climber!

Thanks Chris, yours is my 500th time thanked

It was Arkansas for me yesterday morning, too. Now it shows the 8000 m peaks. I guess the date shown references the local computer's time.

Arkansas river meanders and other aerial images are here: http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Images ... p?cat_id=3

BTW, I notice that SP time is GMT

Diego Sahagún wrote:Thanks Chris, yours is my 500th time thanked

No es nada hermano, me ayudaste antes muchas veces y por boludo no te di las gracias!

We don't use boludo here in Spain Chris

Yeah I wouldn't be surprised if the new pope uses boludo once in a while. As you know it's a major cultural reference and once it gets in your lexicon it's like a virus. Nothing like it in English, except bollocks, but not quite. Seems like huevon is a major insult over there? I think your royal family has been getting that a lot!

No, huevón is neither used here:

http://es.wiktionary.org/wiki/Wikcionar ... regionales (in Spanish)