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Praktica MTL-5
Ilford 5G91 Recording Film
Fast green sensitive
Orthochromatic (exp. 1957)
Caffenol C-M (13 min. 22°C) / FIX AG PLUS 1+9
It was packaged as a "Space Plant" for kids to plant it in that tiny egg. We were happy it grew. Then, it grew quickly and we realized it was a sensitive plant. Touch the leaves and they close up. We were surprised to see these flowers bloom so quickly too. It is really getting tall. I hope it lasts.
Chameacrista nicitans
This plant looks like a minature version of Partridge Pea, and they are in the same genus. It gets its name from how it's leaves fold up when touched.
El proyecto “Sensitive to Noise” investiga la relación entre ruido y cuerpo, contaminación acústica que afecta tanto al medio ambiente como al sujeto.
Por favor, no añadas a tus comentarios imágenes de grupo, premios y similares; borraré el comentario. // Please, don't add group images, awards or similar to your comments; I'll delete the comment.
Sólo añado fotos a un grupos si las invitas, no las agrego manualmente. // I only add photos to a group if you invite them, I don't add them manually.
On the day the first homo divorce was announced the gay mag Têtu asks if the same-sex marriage will boost the economy with a vaguely Freddie Mercury lookalike on the cover.
Vanity Fair has the strangely androgynous Charlotte Gainsbourg gazing out from under a floppy hat. On the other side of the stand it's the usual mix of gossip, politics and porno mags to regale the population.
I'm a big fan of the seemingly utterly random mix of magazine covers like a time-sensitive tapestry snapshot of today's society. Check out your local high street kiosk and you'll see what I mean.
These are the fertile leaves. What look like beads are leaves that have tightly wrapped themselves, and contain spores that will be distributed when the leaves crack. aka "Bead Fern"
Much better if you view large.
Goodfella’s® Silver and Black fragrance is founded on the classic scents of the mysterious dark orient. With top notes that evoke a spicy blend of green lemon, star anise and artemisia that meld into musky mid notes of opulent patchouli and leather flower before finishing with the sensual deep notes of precious wood and leafy galbanum. Goodfella® Silver and Black is a fragrance for those with a wealth of personality.
Angophora are sensitive Australian trees with deep red bark.
From www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/plants-and-animals/smooth-ba... :
Smooth-barked apple gums, also known as Sydney red gum or rusty gum trees, are Australian native plants found along the NSW coast, and in the Sydney basin and parts of Queensland. Growing to heights of 15-30m, the russet-coloured angophoras shed their bark in spring to reveal spectacular new salmon-coloured bark.
The smooth-barked apple is a familiar sight along the east coast of NSW. It is widely scattered on sandy soils and sandstone ridges from Coffs Harbour to Bodalla, west into the Blue Mountains in NSW and in southern Queensland forests.
The twisted trunks, russet-coloured bark and spreading branches of this native angophora are a memorable sight in the Australian bush. The smooth-barked apple sheds its bark in large patchy flakes during spring, to reveal striking pink-orange bark, which fades to a pink-grey by winter. It produces large showy white flowers during summer.
A shot of Touch Sensitive performing at the Hordern Pavilion in Sydney, Australia in support of Disclosure. Shot on the 24th April, 2014.
© Rohan Anderson Photography.
Do not use without permission.
A shot of Touch Sensitive performing at the Hordern Pavilion in Sydney, Australia in support of Disclosure. Shot on the 24th April, 2014.
© Rohan Anderson Photography.
Do not use without permission.
Kigali, Rwanda – The University of Rwanda (UR) is excited to announce the beginning of a new Master of Science degree program in Agribusiness. The gender-sensitive degree program will enroll its first cohort of students in February 2015.
The degree program was developed in partnership with Michigan State University (MSU) with funding provided by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) through the Women’s Leadership Program, implemented globally by Higher Education for Development (HED).
The graduate program is prioritizing accessibility to women and mid-career professionals, and is incorporating extensive experiential learning opportunities for the students. The structure of this program in particular will require all students to partake in an internship opportunity thus better preparing them for leadership and entrepreneurial roles in agriculture in Rwanda.
“Agriculture is vital to the people and economy of Rwanda and many of those involved in agriculture are women. Their input to the business of agriculture is essential. It is also important that agriculture adopts a modern business strategy because it is a business and all those involved must learn the relevant skills," said Emeritus Professor James McWha Vice Chancellor University of Rwanda. " This program brings together all the components necessary for a major development of the future of the agriculture and food industries in Rwanda.”
Using a collaborative approach, the Women’s Leadership Program is designed to support access of women to higher education and advanced degrees, strengthen institutional capacity in research and education on women’s leadership, and promote women’s leadership through higher education extension/outreach efforts in underserved communities.
“The empowerment of women through the expansion of their leadership opportunities and spaces for their voices to be heard is a top priority for USAID globally, including in Rwanda,” said Joseph Lessard, USAID/Rwanda Economic Growth Director. “We really believe this program will give women rich opportunities to share their expertise and play major roles in the country’s economic development. We congratulate the University of Rwanda and Michigan State University on this achievement, and look forward to seeing how it will benefit Rwanda into the future.”
Michigan State University has a rich history of working collaboratively with the Rwandan government and their institutes of higher education.
“It has been a great honor to continue the tradition of our two universities working together to advance the agriculture sector in Rwanda,” said Dr. Gretchen Neisler, Principle Investigator on this project from MSU. “Working collaboratively on the Rwanda Women’s Leadership Program has been very rewarding. I look forward to strengthening our partnership with UR through the continued development of this degree program. I am also excited to explore new and innovative ways for our two universities to work together to educate the next generation of thought leaders at both Michigan State University and the University of Rwanda.”
##The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) is the foreign assistance agency of the United States Government. USAID supports $150 million of development assistance annually to Rwanda, with programs in health, economic development, education, and democracy and governance.
All Photos: Jack Nkinzingabo
May Institute and Bass Pro Shops were pleased to partner together to bring the autism community and those with other sensory disorders a fun and memorable holiday experience.