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	Pam Rotella's Vegetarian FUN page -- your source for nutrition, health, environmental, political, and other news! Banner Information The standard day-to-day banner for PamRotella.com has remained the same since this site's creation, and appears as folllows: Here are the opening banner's photographs, left to right: 1.) Small building on my publisher's property (Quixote Press, imprint used for my book was Hearts 'N Tummies Cookbook Co.) in Wever, Iowa; 2.) Deer grazing along Skyline Drive, Virginia; 3.) Centralia, Pennsylvania's burning underground coal mine; 4.) Rainbow west of Houston, Texas; 5.) Prickly pears at alleged 1897 alien crash site in Aurora, Texas; and 6.) Hummingbird at feeder, Ozark Mountains, Arkansas. The "Left Navigation Bar" Background The artwork to the left was originally designed as another "Navigation bar," like that on the right of the page, but I never used the extra space. It has also remained the same since the site's creation, and the photos in the bar are to as follows: Left navigation bar's photographs, top to bottom: 1.) Tulips at Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory, Milwaukee, Wisconsin; 2.) Glacier National Park, Montana; 3.) The Badlands, South Dakota; 4.) Bison crossing stream at Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming; 5.) Skyline Drive, Virginia; 6.) Weeping Wall, Glacier National Park, Montana; 7.) Purple passion fruit flower, Paradise, Texas; 8.) Pathway near Kickapoo Indian Caverns, Wisconsin; 9.) Glacier National Park, Montana; 10.) Bison herd, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming; 11.) Bull in Paradise, Texas; 12.) Tulip at Olbrich Botanical Gardens, Madison, Wisconsin; 13.) Ladybug, Milwaukee, Wisconsin; 14.) Shenandoah Cavern, Virginia; 15.) Stained glass at House on the Rock, Spring Green, Wisconsin; 16.) Lighthouse in Minnesota; 17.) Birch trees & autumn foliage in Minnesota; 18.) Red dragon stained glass backlit table at House on the Rock, Spring Green, Wisconsin; 19) Yellow flower at Boerner Botanical Gardens, Hales Corners, Wisconsin; 20.) Luray Caverns, Virginia; 21.) Hay bales on farm, Shoemakersville, Pennsylvania; 22.) Mississippi River at Fort Madison, Iowa; 23.) Walkway along the Mississippi River, New Orleans, Louisiana Holiday Banners Holiday banners vary from season to season and sometimes from year to year. Some of the more interesting banners are to follow. The "Happy Holidays" Banner Regardless of criticism over saying "Happy Holidays" rather than "Merry Christmas" during the Christmas and New Years season, I like to have a "Happy Holidays" banner out of respect for readers who aren't Christian (and also because the holiday season covers New Years as well as Christmas). My original "Happy Holidays" banner from 2009 (used through 2011 at least) was a group of deer who appeared during a snow storm on my landlord's property near Ithaca, New York in 2007. The deer actually came through on St. Patrick's Day, not during the end-of-year holiday season. At the time, I was loading a van to move to the Washington, DC area, as I had accepted a job offer there. (Yes, Ithaca does get blizzards as late as March -- it's upstate New York, after all, a short drive to New England.) This banner is fun, in that at first when you barely notice the banner above the page, the only obvious deer is off to the right, against the bright white snow. Then you look at the banner and see other deer among the trees, blending into their environment nicely. You can also enlarge it and find a minimum of SIX deer in the photo among the trees: More Holiday Banners to come This site has used other holiday banners, and I'll post more here as their seasons arrive, or as I have spare time. Thanks for visiting! __________ All original content including photographs © 1997 through 2011 by Pam Rotella. (News excerpts copyright by their corresponding authors, news organizations, or other copyright holders, and quoted here typically as "fair use" or "teaser" paragraphs to generate interest in the full articles.)