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Have I mentioned the chicken yard is going to be enclosed? This requires putting up a big framework to support the wire on top.
A framed wooden structure in the back lobby area of Lawrence Hall. It appears that the structure was made with out the use of screws and nails and interlocks together with the help of a few wooden dowels
EIF pledging conference, Nairobi, 14 December 2015. Photos may be reproduced provided attribution is given to the WTO and the WTO is informed. Photos: © WTO. Courtesy of Admedia Communication.
ʻŌhiʻa, ʻŌhiʻa lehua, Lehua
Myrtaceae
Endemic to the Hawaiian Islands
Hawaiʻi Island (Cultivated)
Early Hawaiians fashioned the exceptionally hard wood into kapa beaters, prepping boards for kapa (lāʻau kahi wauke), poi boards (papa kuʻi poi), musical instruments, idols, spears, mallets, standards of kāhili, house construction, gunwales and interior framework for canoes.
The wood was also a superior fire wood.
A mixture of ʻōhiʻa flowers, the inner bark of the Polynesian-introduced hau (Hibiscus tiliaceus), and a little water were given to women in labor when childbirth pangs became intense. Each time the woman had severe pains she was given a mouthful to drink. The liko (new leaves) would be pounded together with lama leaves, leaf buds and flowers to treat thrush in children. To the mixture was added poi (poi lehua) from kalo lehua, heated with hot stones, then cooled and strained before given to the child. Liko were also used to stimulate the appetite and digestion of a weakened child. Kaluna M. Kaʻaiakamanu, in his third volume, specifically mentions the use "Metrosideros collina plym Glaberrima" in the aforementioned treatment, but states that the "mother chews the liko," as well pounding methods, before administering it to the baby.
From early Hawaii to the present day, flowers, seed capsules and liko (new leaves) have been used for lei working. Lei ʻōhiʻa, with or without other material, were given names such as lei lehua ʻula (red flowers), lei lehua ʻalani (orange flowers), lei lehua melemele (yellow flowers), and lei liko lehua, made with new leaves.
The very hard, strong wood is much prized today for flooring, furniture, decorative poles, carvings, and ʻukulele keys. Sapwood is pale brown, grading gradually into reddish-brown heartwood. Wood takes a fine polish, but is difficult to cure.
Beautiful lei made with the flowers, buds and liko are still a favorite as they were among the early Hawaiians.
Leaves are used for a pleasant tea in folk remedies.
Because of the abundance of nectar, the plants are classed as a honey plant. Lehua or ʻōhiʻa honey (meli) has a unique flavor to it.
Etymology
The generic name Metrosideros is derived from the Greek metra, heartwood, and sideron, iron, referring to the very hard wood of these plants.
The specific epithet polymorpha, is from the Greek poly, many, and morphos, forms, in reference to the numerous forms or shapes of this species.
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JavaScript Frameworks have become a quintessential ingredient of web application development these days.
This is particularly true in context of Single-Page applications (SPAs) and MVC based applications.
Besides speeding up the development significantly, here are some key factors that make JavaScript Frameworks a “must-have” component in any web application development strategy
Going into more detail here. There are 3 page templates, with logged in and logged out states. Here we detail what type of content will appear in each panel.
EIF pledging conference, Nairobi, 14 December 2015. Photos may be reproduced provided attribution is given to the WTO and the WTO is informed. Photos: © WTO. Courtesy of Admedia Communication.