20 Best Green Wallpapers

Green Wallpaper

Greenwallpaper.org is the message to keep the environment clean, health and reduce global warming. Heres a huge beautiful collection of green desktop wallpaper, handheld and devices wallpapers on a range of exciting themes in colours.

The word is related to the old English word - to grow, used to describe plants, someone jealous or sick/ill. Within some cultures green symbolises hope whilst other times its associated with envy, however the commoniest association is found in nature. These green wallpapers are creative-commons where applicable and are based on many sections such as interesting shapes, famous character, apple images to hot celebrities. Sizes should fit a variety of desktops, from standard to widescreen - so the green wallpaper should fill the display in varied directions. Select the right one, download and set it as your backdrop. The greatest stunning designs will be available for you at the touch of button.

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Wedding Customs around the World

A wedding is the ceremony in which two people are united in marriage. Wedding traditions and customs vary greatly between cultures, ethnic groups, religions, countries, and social classes. Most wedding ceremonies involve an exchange of wedding vows by the couple, presentation of a gift (offering, ring(s), symbolic item, flowers, money), and a public proclamation of marriage by an authority figure or leader. Philippines: In Philippines the wedding custom is that the bride cannot meet the groom a day before their wedding. If they do so it means bad luck according to them. There is another belief that siblings cannot get married on the same year because according to them one will meet an accident if they do so. Japan: In Japan bride and groom takes nine sips of sake, then they become husband and wife after the first sip, both of them take a sip at the same time, they are very careful while putting the cup down on the table at the same time. Sindh (Pakistan) : In...

Should there be any sort of ban on the internet?

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What Successful People Read In The Morning

Staying informed is a constant struggle for most of us, let alone people with high-profile, high-pressure jobs. There's usually not time to leisurely read a favorite paper over coffee. Yet catching up on news is an important part of what's often a very early morning for many of the world's most successful people. Now we would like everyone to read Business Insider in the morning (or the afternoon), but it turns out some very important people have their own favorite sources of news. Warren Buffett starts his days with an assortment of national and local news. The billionaire investor tells CNBC he reads the Wall Street Journal, the Financial Times, the New York Times, USA Today, the Omaha World-Herald, and the American Banker in the mornings. That's a hefty list to get through. ...

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