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GROW YOUR OWN… invites you to consider some of the potentially ground-breaking applications and uncertain implications of synthetic life. Find out more at sciencegallery.com/growyourown.
Students from Grifton School received an in-depth look at Greenville's firefighting and EMT services as part of the 2022 Grow Local program on Thursday, March 31. Students were able to get hands-on experience with paramedics, CPR, firefighting apparatus, firefighting PPE, and technical rescue during their time at Greenville's Fire/Rescue training center at Station 6.
Grow Local, organized by the Greenville-Pitt County Chamber of Commerce, is an exciting initiative where Pitt County businesses open their doors to host local middle and high school students, providing them an experience to introduce, involve, inspire and invest in students and young adult lives. To learn more about the Grow Local program, please visit: www.greenvillenc.org/growlocal/
Our life begins when teardrops start, a broken toy, a broken heart, All of these things are just a part of growing up..From kiddie cars to walking shoes from lullabyes to lonely blues
Somehow you never quite get used to growing up.
Project 365, Day 113 - 8th April
Old height chart , on the inside of a door at releatives caravan, just thought it was cool
Bloom and Grow | April 2018 Create Crate
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As a parent time flies too quickly, but sometimes one has to take a breatch and wonder at the gift that you have been given...
Jenni from Illinois posted this picture of her tomatoes. She is growing them through container gardening.
The goal of this project was to incorporate five squares on a 6"x8" picture plane. A couple of obstacles to overcome were to not overwhelm the white ground and to have an appealing composition within the picture plane; to not just have the squares appear to be thrown on the plane.
The growing squares series has a theme of movement throughout the panels. The first panel, the small squares, initially don't appear to have much movement due to quite the static nature, but the fourth square up rebels against the other squares by shifting its angle and by drifting away from the stable squares. The medium squares evoke thoughts of something straining under weight or the movement of a Slinky toy - there is a tension in the movement. The large squares are like a traffic jam gone awry - the top and bottom squares are smashed together while the middle one is just being touched by them. This traffic-jam-gone-awry-feel causes overwhelming feelings of a chaotic movement.
Mixed media on paper
Panel One: 6"x8"
Panel Two: 8"x6"
Panel Three: 6"x8"
2010
Students from Grifton School received an in-depth look at Greenville's firefighting and EMT services as part of the 2022 Grow Local program on Thursday, March 31. Students were able to get hands-on experience with paramedics, CPR, firefighting apparatus, firefighting PPE, and technical rescue during their time at Greenville's Fire/Rescue training center at Station 6.
Grow Local, organized by the Greenville-Pitt County Chamber of Commerce, is an exciting initiative where Pitt County businesses open their doors to host local middle and high school students, providing them an experience to introduce, involve, inspire and invest in students and young adult lives. To learn more about the Grow Local program, please visit: www.greenvillenc.org/growlocal/
Students from Grifton School received an in-depth look at Greenville's firefighting and EMT services as part of the 2022 Grow Local program on Thursday, March 31. Students were able to get hands-on experience with paramedics, CPR, firefighting apparatus, firefighting PPE, and technical rescue during their time at Greenville's Fire/Rescue training center at Station 6.
Grow Local, organized by the Greenville-Pitt County Chamber of Commerce, is an exciting initiative where Pitt County businesses open their doors to host local middle and high school students, providing them an experience to introduce, involve, inspire and invest in students and young adult lives. To learn more about the Grow Local program, please visit: www.greenvillenc.org/growlocal/
This grows along the banks of the gorge of the Clapham Beck at the foot of Ingleborough in Yorkshire. It was probably introduced there from China in the early 20th century by the plant-hunter Reginald Farrer who lived at Ingleborough Hall until his death in 1920, and who planted many of his new discoveries in the grounds there. The Hall became a school in the 1950s, and an Outdoor Centre in 1970, and the grounds were left to go wild. They are now managed as a nature trail.
All the plants of this species in the UK are thought to be male so they don't spread by seed, but probably underground by their roots.
Students from Grifton School received an in-depth look at Greenville's firefighting and EMT services as part of the 2022 Grow Local program on Thursday, March 31. Students were able to get hands-on experience with paramedics, CPR, firefighting apparatus, firefighting PPE, and technical rescue during their time at Greenville's Fire/Rescue training center at Station 6.
Grow Local, organized by the Greenville-Pitt County Chamber of Commerce, is an exciting initiative where Pitt County businesses open their doors to host local middle and high school students, providing them an experience to introduce, involve, inspire and invest in students and young adult lives. To learn more about the Grow Local program, please visit: www.greenvillenc.org/growlocal/
Oh you pretty, pretty things.
Growing up and finding your place in the world was once a procedure, easy, and defined.
A far cry from the ambiguous journeys of today.
In times of tribal past, a boy braves the night in a sacred cave, and seizes the next day as a man.
A girl begins to bleed, and is isolated in a hut. Returning days later as a woman.
But what are our maturity rites of today?
This theatrical experience explores lost youth through tales of love, friendship, desire and their aftermath. Go with some not so innocent child-like characters on the journey of ”growing up”, and discover how their imaginative world reveals real lives and dark events.
The passage of youth is a time when our sense of what the world has to offer expands with concepts of love, hate, death and lust. Enter the private, fantasy world of these characters and revel in their secrets.
It’s time to grow up.
A favorite heirloom tomato variety from Australia. A dependable red heirloom tomato Produces regular-leaf tomato plants that dependably yield picture-perfect, copious amounts of 1-2 lb., glossy-red, meaty, fluted, beefsteak tomatoes that are LOADED with delicious, bold, rich and complex tomatoey flavors. Great disease resistance.
Indeterminate.
Peas are one of those crops that are well worth growing in the garden. Though they don't produce as much per square foot as other crops, the taste of freshly picked peas is well worth the space and effort. You simply can't beat the taste of freshly shelled garden peas or super sweet snow peas.
Our German friends Kristin and Christoph have returned to Germany to work with a newly elected parliamentary official. Before they left Bob was able to give them some photos capturing their new daughter, Gloria. Again, in a small community, every family that transitions leaves a large gap behind them and will be missed.
Students from Grifton School received an in-depth look at Greenville's firefighting and EMT services as part of the 2022 Grow Local program on Thursday, March 31. Students were able to get hands-on experience with paramedics, CPR, firefighting apparatus, firefighting PPE, and technical rescue during their time at Greenville's Fire/Rescue training center at Station 6.
Grow Local, organized by the Greenville-Pitt County Chamber of Commerce, is an exciting initiative where Pitt County businesses open their doors to host local middle and high school students, providing them an experience to introduce, involve, inspire and invest in students and young adult lives. To learn more about the Grow Local program, please visit: www.greenvillenc.org/growlocal/