Image by Hopkinsii Two weeks ago today we went horse riding. I was given a humorously small horse on the basis that somebody had to have the grumpy one. A number of the kids, looking nervous from the backs of mighty steeds, asked if I’d swap, but no. After all, a man’s gotta do what […]
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Image by This Year’s Love Judah being a spaz. Today from 6-8 Judah, Rachel and I stood outside of the entrance of Jewel to raise money for the HSCA. I dreaded it and only agreed to do the "Tag Day" (that’s what they call it) out of guilt and a sense of obligation since they […]
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Image by B.D.’s world New, revamped garden bed. Took out the lumber from 2 raised beds and made it into one. Tomatoes, basil, strawberries, marigolds, bee balm, thyme, and sage are in the bed. In the background is a new bed with our fig tree, sunflowers, and nasturtiums. Question by Skylar Scandalous: Title Ideas for […]
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Image by chrisjohnbeckett View On Black The design is allegorical and displays a female figure, representing the City of London, sitting on ruins in a languishing condition, her head hanging down, her hair dishevelled and her left hand lying carelessly upon her sword; behind is Time with his wings and bald head, gradually raising her […]
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Image by Spacing Magazine photo by Sam Javanrouh A bee and flower made out of cans. Part of CANstruction, to raise food and awareness for Daily Bread Food Bank. Question by : Do you like my poem? What do you think it means? Inspire a generation Get them off their knees Think of all the […]
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Image by Paul Barnard Fotografie Alternative Names: English (Rob 6): Forktailed Drongo English (Rob 7): Fork-tailed Drongo English: African Drongo German: Trauerdrongo French: Drongo brillant Indigenous: iNtengu(Z),Intengu(X),Ntene(K),Theko(NS),Nhengu(Sh),Nhengure(Sh),Matengu(Ts),Ntengu(Ts),Kuamosi(Tw) Scientific Explained: adsimilis: Latin, like or similar (also written assimilis). dicrurus: Greek dikrous, forked or bifurcate. Measurements: Length male 25 cm, female 22,5-24 cm; wing (58 male) 123-134-143, […]
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Image by Paul Barnard Fotografie Alternative Names: English (Rob 6): Forktailed Drongo English (Rob 7): Fork-tailed Drongo English: African Drongo German: Trauerdrongo French: Drongo brillant Indigenous: iNtengu(Z),Intengu(X),Ntene(K),Theko(NS),Nhengu(Sh),Nhengure(Sh),Matengu(Ts),Ntengu(Ts),Kuamosi(Tw) Scientific Explained: adsimilis: Latin, like or similar (also written assimilis). dicrurus: Greek dikrous, forked or bifurcate. Measurements: Length male 25 cm, female 22,5-24 cm; wing (58 male) 123-134-143, […]
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Image by J.G. in S.F. Best viewed @ large size Asteraceae – Western Cape Province, South Africa Gorteria Shown: Detail of flowers and foliage; raised, dark swellings at the base of one or more ray florets are characteristic of the the species; these swellings are believed to have evolved in mimicry of the appearance of […]
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Image by Elsie esq. These pumps may bee seen all over the fens raising water to the canels or "drains" as they are called. Question by Big River: The Humble Honey Bee? Are you aware of the plight of the Honey Bee, sorry, let me rephrase that, are you aware of the plight of mankind? […]
Continue reading …Question by : Can someone help me with an Econ question? I’m trying to draw the graph representing the beekeeper’s marginal costs and benefits, but I don’t have the equation of the curve for marginal benefits so how am I supposed to graph it?? Pleassseee help! Question Bee keepers are well known to provide positive […]
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