Celia
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Avon Valley WA is a lovely little spot for people to venture into if you do not know the area and have come from the Eastern States to visit [one day] when things get back to normal that is!
It is that time of year where we need to watch what we do in the heat; I just hope smokers keep away from dry bush to protect peoples homes and our little friends that live in the bush.
It is so upsetting to see these little creatures and even the larger ones being burnt due to our ravaging bush fires here in Oz.
Experts from Paris’s Centre de Recherche sur la Conservation (CRC) were able to distinguish between the inks used in the redactions and that of the underlying text.
Beethoven’s 10th symphony is finished 194 years after his death – by artificial intelligence that used just 250 surviving bars of notes
Beethoven’s 10th symphony has been completed 194 years after his death by a computer that recreated two movements running to 40 minutes in length.
I am growing this one!
I had a white one but it died!
This is not my flower but one off the net but it looks the same it is facing North, they love the sunshine. The plant started off in South Africa and has been grown in the nurseries over the years. Husband used to drive passed the wild ones he tells me on the way to Cape Town.
I put this site into the Gardening thread a few days ago but it is high up and I think it may have been missed.
For those that enjoy a nice Gerbera like I was chatting about, not from Bunnings but the old Club I used to belong to,
they have some delightful strong quality plants.
Gallery | Gerbera Research Group Inc
They used to send them interstate years ago but I am not sure they do it now especially with the Pandemic.
Pfizer begins late-stage clinical trial of oral drug to prevent COVID-19 in people who have been exposed to symptomatic patients
Pfizer Inc has launched late-stage human trials of an oral drug called PF-07321332, which inhibit an enzyme that the coronavirus uses to make copies of itself inside human cells.
I was just stating that my Diphtheria Jab was much more painful three weeks ago than my Jab on Monday!
That needle put into me three weeks ago hurt for a good week, today I don’t feel anything from the jab from Monday.
I am thinking it has a lot to do with who gives us the Jab! More than the actual dose of vaccine!
I am glad it was done, but I wonder why they say it has to be done in three weeks? Why not three months like the AstraZ. Why not in smaller doses also? All these questions if I ask will probably draw a short straw in reply! LOL
But I think people should be asking them.
