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Bananas are a staple of the Congolese diet, and in many regions are families' primary source of food and income. But banana wilt disease has been devastating banana crops in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. So at seed multiplication stations such as this one constructed by USAID partner Food for the Hungry, communities are raising new varieties of banana plants that are resistant to banana wilt, so new generations of banana plants can grow and thrive, and provide food and income for families in South Kivu. These boys proudly show off their knowledge on why these banana seedlings are being raised. Credit: Marisa Traniello/USAID
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Maybe the problem wasn't worded correctly? Maybe my Sprite is just too creative for math tests?
This is from a Math Mammoth placement test.
TGX 1989-19F at 102 days. Rust resistant soybean variety at Ikene, IITA field in Nigeria. Photo by IITA. (file name: _DSC0041).
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Here's some quadruple dating I saw the other day as I was walking in the Océ-weerd of the Meuse Corridor at Venlo. These are Common Red Soldier Beetles, Rhagonycha fulva (see my www.flickr.com/photos/87453322@N00/14623986173/in/photost...). They're multiplying on Hogweed, Heracleum sphondylium.
Rhagonychas's Orange Color is quite appropriate to the Océ-weerd. Today Océ - A Canon Company, the firm was originally established at Venlo by a pharmacist and chemist Lodewijk van der Grinten (1831-1895), a native of that town. In the 1870s he developed a coloring (orange) to make margarine look like 'real' butter. People had been reluctant to buy 'pale' margarine. Van der Grinten's process made him a powerful manufacturer especially because the huge Unilever firm until 1972 used only Océ's coloring in their products.
The family retained and expanded its interests in color. In 1917 a grandson developed a coating that enhanced the quality of blue-print paper. The rest is history, and the company became a main firm for printing and copying supplies, especially good in colors.
We were invited to a closed competition to redesign the logo of the university. The design should have reflected the same-time presence of art and design. Altough it had to be flexible enough to a future expansion. So we came up with the idea of a visual multiplication table. Our proposal did not win.
Lower register scenes depicting the miracles of the Wedding at Cana and the Multiplication of the Loaves, symbols of the Eucharist.
Early Christian marble sarcophagus
Chest dimensions: ca. 205 × 111 × 103 cm
lid: ca. 207 × 106 × 32 cm
First half of the 4th century
Arles, former district Trinquetaille
Arles, Musée départemental - Arles antique, PAP.1974.1 – PAP.1974.5
Portrait of Rebecca Hanser, model & actor.
The International Women's Day 2026 theme is 'Give To Gain'
Give To Gain emphasizes the power of reciprocity and support. "When people, organizations, and communities give generously, opportunities and support for women increase. Giving is not a subtraction, it's intentional multiplication. When women thrive, we all rise."
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