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This slide showed how the AMA, JAMA, USDA and one other leading institution, are finally admitting that we are not getting enough vitamins in a normal daily diet because of depletion of soils, pesticides, herbicides, pollution and stress of modern life interference.
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Foreground building is part of Lancaster Park ( now know as AMI Stadium ) Christchurch was to host 7 of the World cup Rugby games here, but the stadium grounds have been badly affected by the Feb 22nd earthquake so not going to happen.
Background buildings - dome is the Catholic cathedral and its fate is still undecided. Tallest one is the Hotel Grand Chancellor - Leaning 1m to the east, demolition will start about mid June and is expected to take 10 months to complete at a cost of approx NZ$10m. It will be the biggest & tallest demolition project in New Zealand.
I initially planned to put the icicles row on top, changed my mind and then ... changed it back after round 2 was added.
Soldiers, families and friends said farewell to Lt. Col. Elizabeth Martin, outgoing battalion commander, 2nd Battalion, 25th Combat Aviation Brigade, and welcomed Lt. Col. Matthew O'Neill, incoming battalion commander, during a change of command ceremony June 10th at Weyand Field. (U.S. Army photo by 1st Lt. Ryan DeBooy)
Carrie Kumpel rolls bread dough at her home in Bakersfield, CA on August 13, 2023.
Photo: Jeremy Little/Michigan Engineering, Communications and Marketing.
arrie Kumpel is an english literature teacher who lives in Bakersfield, CA with her husband and dog. Several years ago she was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer that spread to her liver. She has gone through various chemotherapy and radiation treatments to help slow the spread and shrink the diseased tissue.
Looking for alternative solutions for treatment, Carrie was accepted into the Histotripsy clinical trials in 2021-2022 after her husband, Albert, learned about it in an article online. Histotripsy is a non-invasive cancer treatment that destroys tumors using focused ultrasound waves. The technique was invented over 20 years ago by University of Michigan College of Engineering and Michigan Medicine researchers, and later developed for clinical use by Minneapolis based company HistoSonics.
Carrie was just one of 44 metastatic cancer patients that took part of the Hope4Liver clinical trials across the U.S. and Europe in 2021-2022. The clinical trials were used to test the safety and efficacy of HistoSonic's histotripsy delivery platform. If approved by the FDA, HistoSonics will be able to sell their platform to hospitals, bringing this game changing cancer treatment to patients worldwide.
This is a life-changing moment. Wasfia is a CLP participant, part of the new cohort, and she is about to purchase a new cow.
Minutes ago she was jostling in the market, trying to find a suitable cow to buy. Staff from CLP’s Implementing Organisations (IMOs) help her out, showing her how to check the cattle’s health, such as inspecting its teeth for disease and measuring its waist. She found herself a healthy heifer.
What makes this extra special is that it is a woman buying the cow. Normally on chars it is solely the role of men to go to the cattle market and buy. This is the first step for this woman in increasing her status in her household, leading to her greater empowerment.
Once she has this cow she will be able to nurture it to a sustainable livelihood, providing food and income for her family.
This was kind of a hard one, I finally decided that one thing that changes a lot in this house is clothes...between these two kiddos my washing machine is always full.
2019-01-16: Picture of Participants while playing game during Climate Change and Green Growth Retreat in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire.
Hi,
Attached is a photo from a spontaneous climate dot moment on Saturday. I
was planning to ride a bicycle across Death Valley, but it was too hot and
I decided to stay home in Nevada City and ride my bike instead to the
annual May Day event that my community has been holding for over 30 years.
We meet in a meadow in the woods and have a ritual to bring in spring and
come together as a community. Then we have a giant lunch gathering under a
big old oak tree, sample lots of amazing food with everyone's garden
veggies, and catch up on our lives. This year I brought a bunch of dots
and asked some folks to join me for this photo. I'll send a couple of
others in another email.
Thanks,
Shana
It's so strange to think that this land was much bigger millions of years ago. All of it has been changed by waves simply hitting the edge. Amazing.
More than 40,000 people from all over Victoria Walked Against Warming and sent a clear message to world leaders in Copenhagen that Australians want real and immediate action on climate change.
Saturday, 12 December 2009
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I guess the first '500 million downloads' homepage design wasn't good enough. So here's the second :)
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Des militants de diverses horizons se sont mobilisés dimanche en soutien au
climat à Nantes (France) au Chateau des Ducs de Bretagne (déploiement de
banderole, pic-nique BIO), 1 arbre planté dans un jardin public de Nantes,
pour finir la journée sur une fête liée au dons divers à la population pour
leur faire comprendre le recyclage et l'arrêt du gaspillage !
Continuons notre mobilisation, le climat a besoin de nous !
Ecologiquement
Patricia
Comité : Collectif d'Appui Opérationnel au Rassemblement Europe Ecologie
(Nantes)