Irrigated pasture experiment highlights fertilizer and spring surplus
A Canada Agriculture study at Lethbridge compares four pasture mixes under two fertility levels. Fertilizer increased June July herbage 23 percent, with a second application sustaining gains into summer. Rotational grazing plus targeted mowing and fertilizing improve spring surplus use and reduce waste.
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Ue Lethieriige
Canada
Department of Agriculture
Moonlight on Grand Canal ends lighting plans in Venice
After eight years of trials, Venice abandons colored reflector lighting and underwater schemes for the Grand Canal. Officials choose a soft blue white glow to mimic moonlight, deeming it the most natural and pleasing effect for the palaces along the canal.
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Venice
Italy
Canal
Pondolas
Passivie
O Canalazzo
Robert Browning
Self portraits solve problem at studio alarm
Syd Fossum painting and drawing teacher at the Des Moines Art Centre and his wife entered his studio to pick up an item. An alarm triggered. armed guards found them without identification. Fossum posed his wife beside her portrait and stood himself beside his own, satisfying the guards.
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Syd Fossum
Des Moines Art Centre
Fossums
Fossum
Stom
Filial piety taught at Vancouver Chinese Public School
In Vancouver the Chinese Public School educates over 2000 graduates since 1917 emphasizing ethics, filial piety, respect for elders, and cultural studies. The school, funded by the Chinese community, charges students two pounds monthly with a yearly deficit near $3,000. Six teachers manage about 50 pupils each.
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Canada
Vancouver
Chinatown
Safe Sun Tan Tips For City Dwellers At The Lake
The article warns tanning can be dangerous due to sun exposure and sunstroke. It recommends gradual tanning starting in early summer, beginning with about 15 minutes daily, then 20 minutes after a week, increasing until a noticeable tint appears. Limit exposure during hottest parts of the day and use headcovering for protection.
Art Centre for Holidayers at St Adele Quebec
Ten years after Pauline Rochon founded the St Adele Art Centre summer school in Quebec’s Valley of the Saints the project thrives. From La Pelerine shop she runs a popular program with Canadian and US students. Under top Canadian artists dancers and teachers students study French fashions dancing and leathercraft on lake shore settings. Ballet class led by Seda Zare from Boris Kniaseff Ballet of Europe and Agnes Lefort guides art sessions rooted in the St Adele movement. National Film Board photos capture the lesson by the river and on hotel lawns.
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Pauline Rochon
St. Adele
Quebec
Valley of the Saints
St. Adele’s Art Centre
Seda Zare
Boris Kniaseff
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