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Dandelion has a long history. Early colonists brought it to North America, where indigenous people saw its value and used it for its medical and nutritional benefits.
Dandelion leaves and roots have been used for centuries to treat liver, gall bladder, kidney, and joint problems. In some countries, Dandelion is considered a blood purifier and is used for ailments such as eczema and cancer. Dandelion has also been used to treat poor digestion, water retention, and diseases of the liver such as hepatitis.The first mention of the Dandelion as a medicine is in the works of Arabian physicians of the tenth and eleventh centuries. Thirteenth-century Welsh medicine lauds its properties
Dandelion is a source of potassium, sodium, calcium, phosphorus and iron. The leaves are a richer source of Vitamin A than carrots and contain some amounts of Vitamins B, C and D. The root contains bitter glycosides, tannins, triterpenes, sterols, volatile oil, choline, asparagin, and inulin.
Faith
This permanent collection exhibit wraps up an entire year of looking at how objects acquire value, from sentimental and personal objects, to objects that represent our collective, cultural heritage. As an art gallery with a growing public collection, we consider it a big responsibility when deciding which objects best represent our community as a whole: what will have everlasting value by way of story, craft, concept, or social commentary with which we might be able to mark a significant time in our collective history.
Value Added was conceived with the goal of finding common ground amidst our diverse community. We chose five categories we believe everyone, regardless of age or background, would likely agree that we collectively value: our rights, our country, our heritage, our faith, and our family. However we worship, vote, marry, love, and celebrate, these are all things that are important to many of us. The objects on display were selected to illustrate these concepts.
University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture / RYAN MCGEENEY — 05-16-2023 — LITTLE ROCK — Administrators and department heads with the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture and its two component organizations, the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station and the Cooperative Extension Service, meet Tuesday to discuss the organization's core values.
My friends, Seattle artists Pam Gray & Anne Baumgartner, turned the chain link fence around the site of the old Sunset Bowl in Ballard into a summer art installation. Incorporating the alphabet and Ballard neighborhood character into their work on recycled or recyclable materials, they gave the community, which misses very much the 24 hour bowling ally that used to fill this lot, something to enjoy and smile about.
See their blog: onthefence2010.blogspot.com/2010/06/come-to-fence-event-o...
University of Michigan-Flint's professional skills camp.
September 22-24, 2011
At the Alden B. Dow Home and Studio, Midland, MI
Two types of builder's plaster and builder's bonding compound
Creating something of subjective value from things with zero intrinsic value
These two watercolors by LeConte Stewart demonstrate how value gradations can change a painting. These sketches in watercolor are good examples of how to use color and value. Part of "LeConte Stewart Papers" in the Special Collections Department, J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah.
Despite Hindolbittern's determined and crazed advertising campaign on flickr that seems to consist of the slogan "Only piglets cuter than Babe go into our pies" I am a regular consumer of Bray's Cottage Pork Pies. They are very good indeed.
As a call to arms you can help the poor deluded fool by including in a flickr comment, a web page or a blog a link to the Bray's Cottage web page. The more that appear the further they will rise up the Google rankings and the more likely that anyone typing in the words "mail order pork pies" will find their site. We should all make it our duty to turn Hindolbittern and Nell into the Pork Baronesses of North Norfolk.
To prove that Norwich is a very small place I can exclusively reveal that the staff of Louis' Delicatessen in Upper St Giles Street are visiting the pigs this weekend. We confidently expect and demand photos of the visit from the Hindolveston one. You only get news scoops like that on this photostream
University of Michigan-Flint's professional skills camp.
September 22-24, 2011
At the Alden B. Dow Home and Studio, Midland, MI
International fashion icon and social entrepreneur BiBi Russell presented "Doing Good in Style" at Intersections on April 4, 2011. Featured in Asiaweek as one of the 20 people to watch in the millennium, Bibi Russell shared her journey from global super-model to a world leader in the fashion industry, and creating the concept of “Fashion for Development.”Bibi Productions, her company, specializes in the design and production of handmade clothing and accessories produced entirely from natural products by the artisan community of Bangladesh. She is a leader who chooses to make decisions based on value systems that promote justice, reconciliation, peace and human dignity.
1. This image investigates the element of value by showing the transition of colour in the sky caused by light.
2. The subject matter of the photograph is the sky. More specifically the changing colours of the clouds cause by the lighting. I approached my subject from a point on the ground where i could get the most interesting clouds with the highest level of change in colour.
3. The most visually striking aspect of this photo was the bright blue sky contrasting against the white/grey clouds.
4. if i could shoot this photograph again i would do it so the light shines through the clouds to make my image more interesting and take it on an open field with no interference.
A HUGE wall project for a local primary school to show their values. It will be 6 books on a background edged with Roman walls (like our city is)
Edelman’s Alan VanderMolen leads the “Perspectives on Shared Value and Brand” panel with Marc Mathieu, of Unilever, Stephen Kehoe of Visa, and Stanley Litow of IBM at the 2014 Shared Value Leadership Summit.
Credit: The Photo Bureau / Shared Value Initiative
體場域的異化和奇想
現今科技的高度發展，逐步地將人類外貌和現實連結上的關係也產生了耐人尋味的邏輯，因透過手術過程所產生的新真實外在覆蓋了原本真實的舊外貌 , 在這樣形態的狀態下，它不是真實的復生，也不屬於現實，而轉變成超越現實了。 它並不是精準無誤的事實，但卻是一個具有超越性的真相，而早就在真實的另一端中發生。
透過美麗撩人的姿態和臉龐，色彩對比鮮明以及運用繁複的影像元素堆疊，作品中總是充滿迷人的魅力，但卻同時給人某種詭譎的氣氛。超現實的影像風格，讓人不自覺的走進藝術家巧妙安排的迷幻世界當中， 這些影像透露冷冽的美感，一張張美麗無暇的臉孔卻持續流溢出某種疏離和神祕的感覺。
1978年出生，畢業於國立台北藝術大學科技藝術研究所主修數位藝術的陳育民，目前任教於實踐大學資訊模擬與設計學系，同時從事跨領域設計計畫以及數位藝術創作，曾經獲得多項國際數位設計獎項。在他即將展出的「Face value」個展之中，便試圖透過作品邀請觀眾進入一個奇幻的想像之中。
展出地點 : 高雄市文化中心至美軒 (高雄市苓雅區五福一路67號)
展出時間: 2009年2月6日至2月17日
University of Michigan-Flint's professional skills camp.
September 22-24, 2011
At the Alden B. Dow Home and Studio, Midland, MI
The element represented in this photo is value. It's represented through the different reds you see in the photo.
The subject of this photo is a smiley face firework. I approached this subject by waiting for the firework to be frozen for a split second as i took the picture.
I think the most success aspect of this photo is how the red from the firework reflected in the water beneath it.
If I could shoot it again, i'd improve on the sharpness of the subject.
Apple pie, motherhood, the only way to fly.
American Airlines postcard
This dates from the period of my father-in-law's visits to the US in the course of his work at SRDE.