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weeeeee! Ive solved it a few times now. Its a little trickier than the 3x3x3, but its not as hard as I think the 5x5x5 will be.
My mystery plant was solved rather quickly at the farmer's market on Sunday, or so it would seem. The largest bulbs were quite obviously elephant garlic, very common in Oregon, but it seems they were interplanted with some kind of small onion, which may or may not have just gone 'off' since it wasn't harvested last fall when it was ready. I have these garlics drying on the lawn (very dry weather right now) but I do have another six or seven in the house, a lot more elephant garlic than I really know what to do with! I also have to roast some and see if it's even any good, since it too may have been spoiled by staying in the ground too long over the spring and summer months, until now.
a suprise from us towards a client, because we like it like that. remix the cards, and read our sentence.
"How to Solve a Planet Sized Problem" written and illustrated by Avery when she was in second grade at Coonley Elementary.
Came in droves, eating bread I'd thrown on the ground. Many are fighting over the nut/fruit woodpecker block in the tree. What the heck are these things?? I saw one solo here a few days ago for the first time. Chicago suburbs, Dec 5th
Dr. Glaser and Dr. Landes chat during the Summit Kickoff Reception at The Whole Liver Replacement State-of-the-Science Summit
Learn about solving quadratic equations by completing the Solve by Completing the Square. An equation which contains more than one terms are squared but no higher power in terms has the syntax, ax2+bxy+cy2 =0, where a represents the numerical coefficient of x2, b represents the numerical coefficient of xy, and c represents the numerical coefficient of y2