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Centro Cultural Miguel Ángel Asturias, abril de 2013.
I'm using two meters because the Ultra (on the right) is needed to synchronize with the Dexcom STS continuous glucose monitor.
I really love this, but I appear to be the only one.
It's all sterling silver, with amethyst, pink amethyst, carnelian, black tourmaline, peridot, citrine, lemon quartz, peach moonstone, and garnet drops.
1950's Coronet camera with telephoto accessory lens from video camera. Multiple exposure. Slight crop.
Maco ORT25c film at 25ISO, stand developed in rodinal 1+200 1 hour.
The Society of American Florists will honor Blair Winner with the Gold Medal Award during SAF Palm Springs 2018, the association’s 134th Annual Convention at the Westin Mission Hills in Rancho Mirage, California. The SAF Gold Medal Award honors the originator or introducer of a widely distributed plant or flower that has become established as an outstanding product of significant horticultural and commercial value.
“Blair’s impressive breeding career led to a number of notable new varieties in the floriculture industry as well as advances in plant breeding that impacted the eye health market,” said SAF Awards Committee Chairman Marvin Miller, Ph.D., AAF, of the Ball Horticultural Company in West Chicago, Illinois. “He has trained many of the industry’s leading breeders and leaves an enduring legacy.”
Winner retired in March after 43 years with the PanAmerican Seed Company. Raised in Butler, Pennsylvania, Winner graduated from Pennsylvania State University with a bachelor’s and master’s degrees in horticulture. His interest in plant breeding was piqued while studying under Dr. Richard Craig, who provided valuable experience and industry exposure throughout Winner’s graduate studies.
Winner began his commercial breeding career at Bodger Seed Company in Lompoc, California in 1973. In 1975, David Lemon hired him at Denholm Seed Company, later PanAmerican Seed Company, both of which are now part of Ball Horticultural Company. Winner credits Lemon for mentoring him and giving him a plethora of opportunities, including the chance to breed annuals, cut flowers and perennials.
Winner bred Summer Showers ivy geranium, the first ever F1 ivy geranium from seed. Some of his favorite introductions include gazania F1 Daybreak Red Stripe, which was part of the first F1 series and the first separate color with the striped color pattern, and French marigolds Fireball and Strawberry Blonde, whose unique colors came from anthocyanin pigment on both the upper and lower sides of the petals.
His work was diverse: From improving French Marigolds such as Bonanza, Hot Pak and Garland, to introducing the Guardian cut delphinium series and Sun Up, Sunfire, SunKiss and UpTick coreopsis, among others. Several of his varieties were awarded All-America Selections and Fleuroselect designations.
However, Lisianthus was the crop Blair loved to breed most — both because it was the first cut flower he ever bred and for its sheer beauty and elegance.
His breeding work took a challenging — and rewarding — turn when he began to work with the Ball Helix team on the pigment marigold project, which aimed to increase the production of zeaxanthin pigments in marigold petals. Originally intended as a supplement to chicken feed to enhance the color of both the flesh and egg yolks, zeaxanthin later found a much higher market value when it was added to eye health supplements, along with lutein, to prevent age-related macular degeneration.
Winner was the breeder on the team, and the project required a series of mutations that changed the carotenoid pathway in a way that allowed the percentage of zeaxanthin to be raised from 4 percent to 30 percent, and later, with a combination of multiple mutations, to 90 percent. He learned the carotenoid pathway in detail and worked with chemists to quantify the pigment levels and the carotenoid profile for the various mutations.
For more information about the Gold Medal Award or to submit a nomination, visit safnow.org/awards or contact awards@safnow.org.
Assignment for cwd. A sunrise from Friday and a wildflower. I tried to get the sun in position to make the flower look like it is glowing in the center, in case that is not obvious :)
U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers from the 339th Military Police Company (Combat Support), headquartered in Davenport, Iowa, train on route reconnaissance through the heat and high operational tempo of a Warrior Exercise (WAREX) held at Fort Hunter Liggett, California, June 19. The MP company's Soldiers had to relocate their tactical assembly areas in the field multiple times as they reconnoitered different areas of their operational environment, while fighting against temperatures reaching 100-plus degrees daily. (U.S. Army Reserve photo by Master Sgt. Michel Sauret)
1. Our Journey to a far away land!, 2. The Arrival For our FLICKR Meet!! YAH!, 3. Another Great shot, 4. Lunch was Delicious, 5. There were 3 Hawks flying together, 6. Sunset Night, 7. Total close-up, 8. Wyatt the baby, Kasina, & Noble, 9. My Sunset, 10. Just a Block away!!, 11. SnapShot Duo, 12. Captive Audience, 13. Enchantment14. Not available15. Not available16. Not available
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I have things set up so that multiple students can be safely buffing, grinding, or forging at the same time. So far, so good.
:Photographer & Art dir: Juan ariza
:Styling & Make up dir: Melissa Shool
:Model: Lina Rincon
:Assistant: Raquel Caballero
California is one of the most diverse states in the nation with public lands extending across rangelands, forests, high mountains, deserts and coast.
The abundance of natural resources on public lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management throughout California supports the BLM’s multiple-use mission, while providing important economic benefits to Californians and the nation.
BLM California has a strong history of meeting the nation’s growing energy needs, including oil and gas, renewable energy production and mining, and often sets the standard for sustainable development, while ensuring our natural, recreational, historical and cultural resources will be available for future generations.
In California, the BLM oversees:
• 15 million acres of public land
(about 15% of the Golden State’s total land mass)
• 47 million acres of subsurface
mineral estate
• 1.6 million acres of public land in northwestern Nevada
Photo by Amy Snyder.
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Various displays in one part of the museum shed.
Puffing Billy Railway's Menzies Creek Museum Re-Opening Monday 24-02-2020.
Kodak 35mm 400 Pentax K1000, SMC Pentax FA 320mm Zoom lens
Arista C-41 color process ©2013auxiliofaux
Just playing with one of the new LEGO Captain Jack Sparrow minifigs.
Just the best bit in any of the films so far is this trippy bit with the multiple Jack Sparrows and the ship and all the weird pebble crabs. Great concept, highly creative and so well executed. Just brilliant I thought.
Shot with a single minifig.