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These young people are in a hysterically good mood, because they use Sensitive Grapefruit Waschlotion.
This is Lucy, we rescued her from the shelter 12yrs ago today. She is the sweetest most sensitive dog. She always knows when I need a cuddle or puppy kiss. Happy Gotcha Day to my 4 legged best friend!
This specialty brew draws inspiration from Al Purdy's poem, "At The Quinte Hotel" in which he remarks the beer is half fart and half horse piss.
"American Dagger Moth caterpillars are large caterpillars that are clothed in long white or lemon yellow hairs. Their distinctive characteristic is the pattern of black tufts: two pairs of diverging tufts along the middle of the caterpillar and one thick black tuft at the end. The caterpillars are typically yellow in the early and middle stages of their development, but turn pale yellow or white as they near pupation and begin to build a cocoon.
American Dagger Moth caterpillars are a forest moth species that feeds on a wide variety of trees. These include alders, maples, oaks, walnuts, willows, and poplars. In their early stages, the caterpillars will rest on the underside of the leaves and chew the soft tissue between the veins. As they age, they are able to eat more of the leaves and can occasionally be considered a pest.
The caterpillars of the American Dagger Moth are commonly observed well into the fall, until the end of October or early November. At the end of the season, they will pupate and overwinter inside their cocoons before emerging as large, brown moths the following summer.
These caterpillars have been known to cause a mild allergic reaction in some people, a rash across the area that came into contact with the hairs. It is unlikely you will get a rash if you allow the caterpillar to crawl across your hand or lightly brush up against the hairs accidentally. However, if you have sensitive skin, it is probably best to leave them alone entirely." naturalsciences.org/
Autor: Ana Cecilia Loreto Ortega
Fecha: Junio 2008
Lugar: México D.F.
Modelo: Luis Vicuña
Técnica: Manipulación digital
The Sensitive Plant is a creeping annual or perennial herb often grown for its curiosity value: the compound leaves fold inward and droop when touched or shaken, re-opening minutes later. The species is native to South America and Central America, but is now a pantropical weed.
Content source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mimosa_pudica
This is wicked. It's a plant that folds when rain hits it... or in this case we hit it with our fingers.
The use of biometrics as a means to support fair elections is becoming increasingly common, particularly in emerging democracies where often no up-to-date administration of citizens is available. Ghana, for example, successfully deployed biometric voter registration and verification in their 2012 general elections involving more than 14 million voters.
To verify the identity of eligible voters on Election Day, GenKey delivered 33,500 handheld Biometric Verification Devices to the polling places, where they were operated by 26,002 trained officers.
To secure its software code against tampering in the field, GenKey integrated Wibu-Systems CodeMeter protection platform.
You can read the whole article here: cdn.wibu.com/fileadmin/wibu/documents/press-reviews/2014/...