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Because of its leaf nibbling diet the Sitona genus (of which there are 20 species found in the UK) has no need of the long probing snout commonly associated with weevils in general.
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YAD: Youths take centre stage in reproductive health education.
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The youths always include a skit about domestic violence in their performances because they say they see so much of it in their communities. Other topics include protection from HIV/AIDS and STDs and contraception. Girls like Hap, 18, (facing Sokleng, 23) are becoming more confident to discuss reproductive-health issues that adults in her community tend to shy away from. She says the education she received on menstruation and hygiene is helpful for understanding the changes girls experience during puberty.
It is unlikely that any of you have visited this historic cemetery because it has been closed to the opening of new graves for close to 150 years and over that period there was a very limited number of new burials. My understanding was that the cemetery had been closed to visitors [except by appointment] since the 1900s.
I had a chat with a very helpful member of staff and he explained that the cemetery was very badly neglected and that a large number of graves had been vandalised but that the restoration staff had been able to restore the majority of them as the gravestones had not been shattered.
However, the anti-social activity has been serious and ongoing. For example I came across the following report dated March 16 2016: “Up to 13 gravestones were vandalised at a cemetery in Dublin in the last week, including that of W.T. Cosgrave. The Trust said. Cosgrave’s gravestone was previously destroyed in October 2014.” [ NOTE: W.T. Cosgrave served as president of the Executive Council of Irish Free State (the first Prime Minister of Ireland].
Another report dated August 14 2015: “Up to 27 monuments at the Goldenbridge cemetery in Dublin have been destroyed in recent days by vandals who knocked over headstones smashing some into pieces.”
Goldenbridge is a 19th century ‘garden’ cemetery. After the passing of the 'Act of Easement of Burial Bills' in 1824 a committee was established to administer the proposed cemetery. The cemetery was purchased in 1828 and the first burial took place on the 15th October of that year.
Last weekend it was reopened and family graves are now available if you wish to be buried there.
There are 4,250 graves in the cemetery of which 498 have been identified as available for purchase at this time. Goldenbridge cemetery has been designated by Glasnevin Trust as a conservation cemetery. In order to preserve the character and ambience of the cemetery, there are rules apply to the type of monument that can be placed on family graves.
Important note: The pictures were not taken on the Pitcairn Islands.
Alright, buckle up, buttercup, because we're diving headfirst into the glorious, technicolor maelstrom of "crazy." Forget your sensible socks and your well-behaved houseplants; we're talking about the kind of crazy that wears mismatched shoes on purpose, argues with pigeons, and firmly believes that Tuesdays are sentient beings plotting against us. It's the spark in the eye of someone who's just decided to learn the accordion overnight or the person who thinks pineapple belongs on pizza (okay, maybe that's just controversial, but it feels adjacent to the good kind of nuts). Crazy isn't just a state of mind; it's a full-contact sport played without a rulebook, preferably in a field of sparkly confetti.
Crazy manifests in countless glorious forms. It's the inventor of the solar-powered flashlight, the person who names their Roomba "Sir Reginald Fluffernutter," or the artist who sculpts exclusively in melted cheese. It's the sudden urge to reorganize your spice rack alphabetically and by color at 3 AM, or the conviction that your cat is secretly a spy relaying information to squirrels. These aren't just quirks; they're the vibrant brushstrokes on the canvas of human (and potentially feline) eccentricity. They remind us that "normal" is just a setting on a washing machine, and who wants to be normal when you can be... well, crazy?
Now, is "crazy" a bug or a feature? Frankly, that's a question for people who have too much time and not enough existential dread. We prefer to see it as a crucial operating system upgrade, albeit one that occasionally causes spontaneous interpretive dance sessions or the sudden urge to wear a colander as a hat. It's the irrational leap of faith, the creative chaos, the glorious disruption that keeps life from becoming a beige, monotonous drone. Embrace the delightful illogicality; it's far more fun than making sense all the time.
One thing we can definitively state, with absolutely zero room for negotiation and a slightly manic gleam in our eye, is that this entire, delightfully unhinged text you are currently consuming was absolutely, positively, unequivocally not produced on the Pitcairn Islands. We're not entirely sure what they're up to over there, but we're confident their brand of crazy, if it exists, is entirely their own and likely involves more coconuts and fewer philosophical debates with garden gnomes than ours. This particular brand of textual pandemonium was brewed elsewhere, in a location far more conducive to rampant, unrestrained absurdity.
So, as we emerge from this whirlwind tour of the wonderfully wacky, remember that a little bit of crazy is not just acceptable, it's essential. It's the secret sauce that makes life interesting, the glitter bomb in the Monday morning meeting, the reason why sometimes, just sometimes, wearing your socks on your hands seems like a perfectly rational decision. Keep it weird, keep it wild, and whatever you do, don't let anyone tell you that arguing with inanimate objects isn't a valid form of self-expression.
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... because it's too hot for clothes or hair.
It's been 43 degrees here for the past 2 days. (That's 109 farenheit.) I guess it's about time we had some of the heat that the rest of country has suffered through already this summer.
I originally ordered this because I couldn't find my old 512MB model that I wanted to put in the car.
No sooner I ordered it, I found the old one. And old fogey that I am, I had trouble filling THAT one, let alone this one.
I was going to send it back, but decided to keep it and leave the other in the car.
In marginally related news, I now remember why I stopped listening to Dan Fogelberg. Dan's not good for those who still mourn for love lost, even if it's not much any more.
(Man, this is a boring story. Why don't I tell you about the trip to the store where I couldn't decide between wheat and rye bread?)
(I got the rye. No regrets.)
From the NIN show at the Shoreline on 5/23/09. I was dancing while recording so forgive my horrific cinematography. This was the last song of the encore set, btw. His voice was perfect.
Because I thought it would look nice. It's really easy to start abusing this effect because it can make a lot of images look nice.
This is the first of my concentration photos and my goal throughout all of them is to portray images that represent the imagination, and what a kid's creative perspective might be of the most ordinary of objects. The design principles in this photo are color interaction and unity. The most challenging part of creating this photo was learning to use photoshop. My concentration is heavy in photoshop since it is so imagination based, and going into this year, I basically knew nothing about photoshop. It took many reedits because over time I improved using photoshop, and had to go back and fix this photo.
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Title: I could post photos all day long but won't because its really nice outside. Thanks to these lovely faces for an awesome day to Lone Peak: 11,260 ft, 4.5 hr move time, 12.5 miles, 5,500 vert gain. A good day! - via Instagram: ift.tt/2rx8z94 Info: Follow a journey of adventurous metaphors; dive into the belly of self-love with unyielding trust and peace through the flow of Yoga, Meditation, Insight, Wellness, & Life. ift.tt/KhKH1x
One of the most important reasons people visit amusement parks these days is because it offers a shared experience that allows for the creation of new, one-of-a-kind memories for families and friends. It’s a different way for people to interact with each other in an environment dedicated to fun. Happy Jellyfish Ride Screaming together on a roller coaster really does bring people closer together, which is why when we look at the top rides at amusement parks it is always the attractions that can be experienced as a group.
Another top reason people visit amusement parks is for the safe thrills. Not everyone is going to get to fly a jet, and not everyone wants to jump out of a plane, or go white water rafting, or drive a race car. Flying chair rides for sale All of these experiences can be safely replicated at an amusement park.
There are many other more specific reasons for visiting an amusement park. Some people go for the opportunity to interact and engage with their favorite characters and brands. Other people go for concerts, special events and seasonal celebrations. Some people visit because they are part of a group (church, school, company) while others visit just to make their kids happy.
Ultimately, amusement parks and theme parks are mass market activities that appeal in some way or another to the majority of people in a given community. While not everyone will visit every year, it is a sure bet that most people living with a certain radius of the park will visit at least a few times growing up and the again once they have kids of their own.
Clean up. If you bring a drink or snack to the playground, clean up your trash before you leave. When you do, the park will look nice when the next kid comes along to play and you will have shown that you’re a good playground citizen.
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I call them red button bags because I really don't know what other sensible name to give them. Many appliances fit into this handknitted little thing. I use 100% wool or a mix of wool and acrylic for these sock cosy type of bags. They also have a lining wich I handknitted from old fashioned Dutch Sockwool. This gives some extra protection for the object you put inside. They are knitted without a seam. The elastic black closure is sewn to the bottom of the bag so you won't loose it. Just for fun I added a red button
For this one I used 3 strands of self striping sock wool. The colors blend in a very unexpected way. Even for me.
Length: 13 cm. (5.11 inch)
Width: 7 cm. (2.75 inch)
This one is a little narrower and longer, but it stretches so the same appliances will fit in the bag.
Color: yellow, green, orange and touches of blue and purple.
You can put an I-pod, I-phone3 and everything that has the above measurements in it.