Neroogle: Google or sustainable 
Arrive a bit 'by train later, but I bet that many people like me ignore the existence of ecological version Google, ie
Neroogle .
ravanare As usual for the network, I discover that in July last year a computer, the Mark Ontkush, published a post that the pages of a bright background / white monitors consume more energy than black, and within just the idea is transformed from a first
Blakle , then Neroogle.
addition to the unusual layout, of course, rages contest between argument and refutation of the arguments on the actual energy saving Google black, and any other layout colors displayed low wattage. On
http://www.nerooogle.com/info.php find the explanation given, just the topic index because they open up countless pages of pros and cons on 'eco
version.
short, sparing you the wattage actually named on the homepage, or rather the project is only for old CRT monitors, the fact remains that Google is very attractive in black and fashion: p ... among other things same with the same functionality of the white version.
So, who you choose as a matter of 'glamorous', or simple curiosity, or nostalgia for those old computers 70 and 80 where they worked on a black background, or even political tastes (...) you do, but still worth a peek .. and why not, maybe to become your new homepage a bit 'dark!
This afternoon I made the walk up to the observatory via Sisters. It 's a way that I do a lot to train, and is a beautiful and quiet ride, is a bit' my "temple" to find myself and focus each time. And along that path I like to observe the trees, the shapes of the hills, clouds, the outlines of houses, cats, flowers and drink at the fountain when I arrive at the top. But usually I run .. Today however, saw that it was a romantic walk, I brought my digital camera and I finally fotogratato and breathed fresh air so much more good than usual! (if you click the photo will open full-size 1:1) 
