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Normalmente con la cĂĄmara tiendo a caerme a la derecha. Para una vez que me caigo a la izquierda no la voy a corregir :-))
Folkloric
· In the Philippines, a decoction of the inner bark or fresh cambium and leaves is used to treat diarrhea.
· Acute bacillary dysentery, enteritis, diarrhea: use 15 to 30 gms dried material in decoction.
· Also for colds, sore throat, headache.
· A decoction of the inner bark or fresh cambium and leaves is used to treat diarrhea.
· Anaphylactic dermatitis, eczema, skin pruritus: use decoction of fresh material and apply as external wash.
· Latex used as gum arabic for gluing.
· Seeds chewed for sore throat; inner bark decoction and fresh leaves used for colds and diarrhea.
· In Pakistan infusion of leaves used as laxative. Decoction of inner bark used for diarrhea, colds, and intestinal ailments.
· In Jamaica leaf infusion used for treating blood pressure.
· In Tropical Africa seeds are chewed for treating gum and throat inflammations.
· In Venezuela rain tree is a traditional remedy for colds, diarrhea, headache, intestinal ailments and stomach ache.
· Root decoction used in hot baths for stomach cancer.
· In the West Indies, the leaf infusion is used as a laxative and seeds chewed for sore throat.
· The alcoholic extract of leaves used for tuberculosis.
· In Columbia, the fruit decoction is used as a sedative
source: stuart xchange.
Apple co-founder and CEO Steve Jobs wanted to create a signature campus that promoted open teamwork and serendipitous collaborative encounters, yet also allowed employees to concentrate on their individual work tasks. The pod concept was developed as a modular office layout that combined common open areas with enclosed office spaces housing small teams and individuals. These "pod" units would be distributed throughout the entire campus and could be arranged by functional need. The external form of the new campus needed to support an internal pod layout.
This demonstration model represents a cross sectional slice though a single floor of the main building. Individual and group offices surround a central common area outfitted with meeting tables and informal seating. The inner and outer circumferences of the ring are corridors with floor to ceiling glass walls looking out over the surrounding natural landscape.
Photography Credit: Fabrizio Costantini
Ich liebe das Tutorial "Cosmic Ceramic" von Iris Mishly und Hilla Bushari!
I love the tutorial "Cosmic Ceramic" by Iris Mishly and Hilla Bushari!
Drag racing at Santa Pod © Yvonne Wallin All Rights Reserved. No usage allowed including copying or sharing without written permission
The real flaw that would need to be fixed on this design is the gaps in the panels on the convex curves.
Cleaning up some files and found this - forgot I had it. It was actually taken in autumn, but it feels like March to me - everything is still so brown, even though the sun shines more often and brighter.
For the last two weeks I have had serious computer problems...$$ and time has now passed and I'm in business again! This is from my archives since I have no new photos taken.
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I was able to get a shot of the truck before he picked up the pod and I was ready this time.. LOL!!!
These two are such buddies now! Both super shy, both coming from a crappy background, both free of being their silly self now :).
Leaf Beetle Pupae (Agasta sp., Chrysomelidae)
In a scene reminiscent of any number of Hollywood alien movies where the intrepid band of humans discover the mother alien's breeding den, a huddle of Chrysomelid beetle pupae dangle from the underside of a leaf.
The beetle larvae are grub-like prior to pupation, so as they develop and become more beetle-like, they contract inside their pupal skin giving this droplet shape.
Pu'er, Yunnan, China
The seed pods on my magnolia tree have begun to turn this beautiful, blushing shade of pink. At each black "frit" (follicle), there is a seed within the pod.
See below for the difference between this pod & a "brand new" one... I have always wanted to shoot a series of a blossom from my tree in its various stages. Since I have not achieved this (yet), please enjoy this wonderful site showing The Evolution of Magnolias.
I can't wait until Fall when the pods turn red!!! (and hopefully, much cooler so I can be outside more...) This shot is SOOC other than a slight WB adjustment and square crop...
266/365 2015
We have an old tree out by our garage that is gnarled and withered. And every fall these pods dry up and hang with a texture that looks like old leather. And I couldn't think of anything else to shoot today.
saturation to -100, contrast to +50
Not a native tree here. I would have thought Colorado was too cold and dry.
these things are under incredible tension - I was sitting minding my own business in the train when suddenly, thwack, against my thigh - one of these pods in my pocket had suddenly sprung open. They twist back and no way could you fit the two halves together again. (the pods are so nice and velvety I can't resist picking them up and pocketing them)