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Thyme Herb

Inda ·
© Copyright The International Herb Association Presents National Herb Week 1997 NATIONAL HERB WEEK 1997 A LITTLE THYME GOES A LONG WAY (A "thymely" Fact Sheet) By Michael Bettler, Chairman, National Herb Week 1997 THYME (Thymus) has been chosen...
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National Service Dogs

Inda ·
National Service Dogs is a non-profit, registered charity dedicated to enriching the quality of life and enhancing the independence of children and families living with autism and special needs. National Service Dogs is the only facility that focuses...
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SCULPTURE

Inda ·
http://artfaces.com/artkids/sculpture.htm ARTAges- History of Sculpture --- Sculpture, like other arts, is a record of human experience. From earliest times to our own day, sculpture records experiences that range from wars and worship to the simplest...
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Blushing Peonies

Inda ·
Blooming peonies mean summer is almost here. The peony or paeony (Paeonia) is the sole genus in the flowering plant family Paeoniaceae. They are native to Asia, southern Europe and western North America. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peony
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Re: Happy Birthday Teo

yogionefromobie ·
Belated? Whose wishes are belated other than mine? Shucks, did I miss the party? Here's some birthday news, or "berth" day news if you prefer. EMI has decided to go along with Steve Jobs on allowing electronic distribution without some of the previous limitations on making copies. It sounds almost like a new era of realism for the music biz. Perhaps ASCAP can be persuaded to be equally flexible if they aren't already. I just noticed the article on the front page of the NY Times (April 2n no...
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Re: people deer and huming birds..

Vicky2 ·
Thank you for bringing back this lovely post. “HUMMINGBIRD: A minor character in American Indian folktale and mythology. The northern Paiute Indians [U.S. Great Basin area] say that Hummingbird once filled his pants full of seeds and started on a journey to see what was beyond the sun. He ate only one seed a day, but had to turn back because his food gave out. He didn't see anything. In eastern Brazil, Hummingbird is the character who hoarded water so that the people had none at all until...
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Re: people deer and huming birds..

KarenCharin0 ·
Thank you Artmin for fixing my picture! Margherita, sorry to hear about you having the flu. I quit getting flu shots when I was 19 and haven't had the "flu" since. It took me 19 years to figure out I was allergic to the flu shots. I hope you get over it soon sweetie! I'll tell Katherine of your birthday wishes. I was in Roma in 1973 it was 112 and I just had been in Switzerland and had about 5 candy bars that melted in my suit case. I was on a band concert tour called School band of America,...
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Re: Managing Woodlands

Inda ·
Birds have evolved to thrive in some of the world's most forbidding environments, but they're facing a hige challenge coping with humans. One in eight species around the world is at risk of extinction, with habitat loss and degradation the main reason. In North America, many common species have experienced population declines of 50 per cent since the 1960's. From: The Globe and Mail, Tuesday, September 23, 2008
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Re: Happy Thanksgiving Canada 2008

yogionefromobie ·
Here in the DSA (the destitute states of america), Monday will be Columbus Day. I will navigate the San Francisco Bay by ferry from Marin to the city of SF and back. Someone else will be driving. I don't expect to discover anything undiscovered except San Francisco which is never the same city on two days. Funny that Sir Francis Drake parked off the Pacific Coast without ever having seen the entrance to the bay through the fog some years back before the Armada, and well after Columbus and Da...
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Re: Pocket-sized Primate Discovered

Vicky2 ·
Thank you Inda and yoko. This is such a lovely little being. I just hope that humans will allow it to have a place of their own, in order to to survive. Love, Vicky Tarsiers (family Tarsiidae, genus Tarsius) are a genus of prosimian primates, previously classified as strepsirhines, but now classified as haplorhines, though still not considered to be monkeys. Tarsiers have enormous eyes and long feet. Their feet have extremely elongated tarsus bones, which is how they got their name. They are...
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Re: Happy Halloween 2006

Inda ·
Thanks for bringing back this old post. You are right, it is this time of the year once again. HAPPY HALLOWEEN ************************************** From: http://www.historychannel.com/...loween/?page=pumpkin quote: Pumpkin carving is a popular part of modern America's Halloween celebration. Come October, pumpkins can be found everywhere in the country from doorsteps to dinner tables. Despite the widespread carving that goes on in this country every autumn, few Americans really know why or...
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Re: Animals that change colour with the seasons.

Inda ·
The Ermine is the smallest member of the weasel family, now found all over the Arctic regions of Asia, Europe, and North America.
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Re: Winter Olympics

Sue 1 ·
Canada got the first Olympic ice-dance medal from North America. The United States has done really well so far, 7 gold, 7 silver, 10 bronze. Canada has 4 gold, 4 silver, 1 bronze. We could have done better, but still, it is nice to have the olympics here, eveen though we had all the bad weather conditions which made things very difficult. Love, Sue
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Re: Flower-Garden Gourmet

Sue 1 ·
Edible flowers have been used in the culinary arts for flavor and garnish for hundreds of years. Early reports indicate that the Romans used flowers in cooking, as did the Chinese, Middle Eastern and Indian cultures. During Queen Victoria’s reign, edible flowers were popular and they are again popular in North America and Europe. Pick flowers early in the day. Use them at their peak for the best flavor. Avoid unopened blossoms (except daylilies) and wilted or faded flowers. They may have a...
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Re: Robert Bateman on the state of wildlife art

Teo ·
Thank goodness for Robert Bateman! I found what I was looking for, in: http://web.archive.org/web/200...ww.batemanideas.com/ Homo Sapiens Teenager Consumerensis For the last few decades we have been conducting an interesting social experiment in North America. We have been working on the creation of a new variety of human being I will call homo sapiens teenager consumerensis. This being has been cultivated by our society and the process began in earnest with the growth of commercial...
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Re: Happy Halloween 2006

Inda ·
Happy Halloween From: http://www.historychannel.com/...loween/?page=pumpkin
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Re: A New Pope Has Been Elected

yoko ·
Thank you Vicky for posting this information. Pope Francis the 1st is the 1st pope from America. This is quite a change for the Catholic world. Love, yoko
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Re: Some North American Songbirds

yoko ·
The Eastern Meadowlark has clear and melodious whistles. It is found in eastern North America. This species is declining very rapidly due to loss of habitat.
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Re: Some North American Songbirds

yoko ·
Northern Cardinal gets its name from its red robes worn by the Roman Catholic cardinals. It is found from eastern North America to western Texas and Arizona. It lives in areas with shrubs and small trees. The male is brilliant red with a black mask and distinct crest. The female is also beautiful with buff plumage tinted with red. To attract cardinals spread out sunflower seeds.
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Re: Some North American Songbirds

Inda ·
Thank you yoko for these lovely songbirds. North America has some really beautiful birds. I have a bluebird, but the picture is not as nice as yours. Bluebirds are quite abundant in North america, and they are unique to North America, they don't live anywhere else in the world.
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Re: Some North American Songbirds

yoko ·
Thank you Inda and Vicky. Here is a Bullok's Oriole which resides in the western United States and Trere Swallow which is found over most of North America.
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Re: Some North American Songbirds

Sue 1 ·
Thank you for all the lovely images yoko. North America certainly has beautiful birds. Love, Sue Bluejay
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Re: Some North American Songbirds

yoko ·
Thank you Inda for bringing back this thread. Parrows are now found throughout North America, even though you can find them almost anywhere in the world. They are seed eaters, and have a very nice song.
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Re: Some North American Songbirds

Vicky2 ·
This is an Indigo Bunting, also a bird found in America
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Re: Some North American Songbirds

Vicky2 ·
This is a Barn Swallow, also found in Nort America
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Re: Some North American Songbirds

Inda ·
Thank you yoko for this lovely thread. A lot of these beautiful birds stay in North America over the cold winter. Here is the Common Redpolls which survives in -53 C. During the winter months they tunnel deep into the snow to stay warm. The tunnels are burrowed 10 cm into the snow and can be more than 30cm long.
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Re: UFO's

Inda ·
Thank you yoko for posting this information. I also see many shows where they discuss this topic. I will keep looking out for more information. There's no denying that America has an enduring fascination with unidentified flying objects, or UFOs . However, UFO interest extends far beyond the U.S. — sightings are reported worldwide, and multiple observations in far-flung locations describe aerial objects that are uncannily similar to each other, Luis Elizondo, former head of a top-secret U.S.
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Re: Happy American Thanksgiving

yoko ·
America Thanksgiving 2022 is on November 24. https://www.freepik.com/free-p...vectors/thanksgiving May everyone who celebrates have a nice day.
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Re: 7 Trillion Debt TO WHO???

Art ·
From: This amazing sermon given in Sept 2003 by Pastor Rod Parsley at Breakthrough Church in Columbus Ohio details the story of how Paul Warburg, John D. Rockefeller, and J.P. Morgan met with Senator Aldridge at a conference in Jekyll Island to create the Federal Reserve Banking System in America circa 1913. Most people hear about the "national debt" but few ask what it means or who we owe. https://www.godtube.com/watch/?v=10J9EFNU
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Re: Parlor Tricks (Politics) 230930 Mark Levin, Chip Roy & Peter Schweizer

Artministrator ·
90,470 views Feb 7, 2023 #TruthandLies What helped Julius Caesar seize the throne of ancient Rome? How did the Medici family gain control over Renaissance Florence? What fueled the Panama Canal scandal, thwarted Black banking in Jim Crow America, or powered the Koch Brothers' climate-denial machine? Money, plain and simple. With enough of it, anything is possible, even turning outright lies into something that resembles the truth. The Power of Money is the fourth episode in the 6-part...
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Re: Parlor Tricks (Politics) 230930 Mark Levin, Chip Roy & Peter Schweizer

Art ·
Our Country Our Choice Twitter.com/OCOCReport DOUGLAS MACGREGOR: "We are watching the disintegration of the United States." Chief Executive Officer of Our Country Our Choice issues statement addressing one of the most significant crises America has ever faced. With an alarming influx of 14,000 immigrants daily, the nation is grappling with the arrival of over 5 million immigrants annually. FULL INTERVIEW: https:// ourcountryourchoice.com/america-is-in- a-national-emergency/
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Re: Parlor Tricks (Politics) 230930 Mark Levin, Chip Roy & Peter Schweizer

Art ·
Ingraham Angle October 18, 2023 04:27 this CLIP: Victor Davis Hanson: This is the message that’s going out in the Middle East Hoover Institution senior fellow Victor Davis Hanson discusses the flow of disinformation out of the Middle East and the Hamas sympathizers in America on 'The Ingraham Angle.'
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Re: Parlor Tricks (Politics) 230930 Mark Levin, Chip Roy & Peter Schweizer

Artministrator ·
Biden & Globalists in W.H.O.Pandemic Treaty to hand over U.S. Sovereignty One America News Network
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Re: Parlor Tricks (Politics) 230930 Mark Levin, Chip Roy & Peter Schweizer

Art ·
Concerned Citizen on X: @BGatesIsaPyscho · Mar 8 Most important Speech you will listen too today US Colonel Douglas Macgregor gives a REAL speech of the Union Whilst it’s regarding America almost all the speech bar a few components, can be applied to the ENTIRE West,which is under clear orchestrated attack from within.
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Re: Parlor Tricks (Politics) 230930 Mark Levin, Chip Roy & Peter Schweizer

Artministrator ·
A new study reveals the horrifying truth about the COVID shots. Also actions have consequences, and so does DEI. Pus -- in a tragic first for America, Vice President Harris visits a baby killing factory while campaigning for 2024. And looking for work? Well, tough luck -- only illegal aliens need apply at Tyson Foods. Catch the Full Episode on One America News Network or by downloading the OAN Live App! Follow IN FOCUS Host, Alison Steinberg @AlisonOAN For more information about One America...
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