Saturday, December 13, 2008

Whatare They Looking For In A Spinal Mri



We light
Acrylic and oil on canvas
180 x 120 cms.
2008










Forest of Wisdom II
Oil and acrylic on canvas
52 x 300 cm.
2008






The forest of wisdom
graphite, acrylic and oil on canvas
150 x 200 cms.
2007









Tuesday, September 30, 2008

Some Funny Things For Compering

Ginger.


prefers loose soil, rich in high organic matter and water holding capacity.

Propagate by fragments of rhizomes, which should be planted at the beginning of spring rains.

prefers loose soil rich in organic matter and high water holding capacity.

For better development requires partial shade (under trees or bushes).



See link: Ginger

Sunday, September 28, 2008

High Cervix 1 Week Before Period

IX International Organic Agriculture, Permaculture and Chromatography

Presentation

The course promotes the exchange and discussion of practical experiences (learning - making) among participants on methods, instruments and tools applicable to the realities of rural communities and rural , for reflections on the ethics required to develop a culture of solidarity with the planet (permaculture) and organic agriculture, according to course of nature. Also, to share successful experiences in transforming conventional plots and organic plots on the development of ecological settlements.

In this sense, methods, instruments and tools that allow attendees to propose diagnose, organize, plan and carry out appropriate agro-ecological conditions of each unit or production project.

The course will promote among the participants committed to building eco-friendly solutions, economically viable and socially just short, medium and long term.

Permaculture

Permaculture is a creative design response to the global energy descent and the availability of resources is a system design and practical philosophy, a unique fusion of scientific and traditional knowledge that aspires to the establishment of a culture capable of promoting life beyond sustainability in all countries worldwide. The concept of permaculture is used to create human environments respectful of its surroundings, which do not pollute or exploit, whose center is the man and his activities, and designing structures based on a comprehensive and holistic thinking that takes into account all aspects of a system and not just some of its parts.



Organic Agriculture Organic Agriculture proposes to rescue the old paradigm of agrarian societies that practiced for a long time and guaranteed the sovereignty of their communities through the design of real business models in rural households which have combined knowledge and skills ensure sustainability and respect for nature, the same agriculture is much more than just a revolution in agricultural production techniques. Is the practical foundation of a spiritual movement, a revolution to change the way humans live. Before an instrument of technological change must be a instrument to transform society.


Chromatography Chromatography is a method used to make qualitative analysis of soil and compost, which can be done anywhere cheaply and quickly. Provides information about the health and quality of land between their biological, physical and chemical immediately and graphics. Exhibitors



Dr. Sebastiao Pinheiro (Brazil )

graduated as an agronomist, Universidad Nacional de La Plata, Argentina. MSC Eningen. Forestry UNLP - Argentina. Waste expert pesticides and contamination of food. Researcher at the Satyagraha Juquira Candiru.

Rivera Mr. Jairo Restrepo (Colombia )

Agronomist, Federal University of Pelotas-Brasil.MSC in ecology and natural resources, occupational safety specialist agricultural and agro-ecology. Expert and international consultant on organic agriculture and soil chromatography. Mr. Eugenio

Gras (Mexico )

industrial engineer at the University ITESO Guadalajara. Expert in organic farming and bio-architecture. Certified as a permaculture consultant. Diploma in Management dairy and dairy processing in Oenkerk University, Netherlands.

Diploma Syllabus
    Reality
  • energy, ecological and climate.

  • Permaculture.

  • hydrologic design of estates and farms.

  • Development agrarian societies.

  • Current Crisis and conventional industrial agriculture.

  • vs peasant agriculture Organic agriculture and industrial market.

  • Etnoagricultura - Tragedy common areas.

  • geological evolution of the soil.

  • soil regeneration.

  • Introduction to natural fertilizers.

  • capture, playback and management of microorganisms.

  • organic matter.

  • green manures.

  • Theory fermentations.

  • Mineral nutrition in crops.

  • method of paper chromatography.

  • Chemistry chromatographic analytical interpretation.

  • Soil Remineralization rock flour.

INFORMATION Tel (2) 8862727, extension 2685 or 2443
Fax: 555 39 61
Cali, Colombia
Cell: 301 368 3898 and
312 787 5456 Telephone: (2) 3710402
e-mail: coascali@hotmail.com
's website COAS, Mexico, offers extensive information on the topics of the diploma and experience of the exhibitors. Available at: http://www.coas.com.mx/cms/








Ultralight Wheelchair




COAS Corporation, in association with the organization Sustainable Agriculture Advisers Permaculture COAS, Mexico, directed and organized the Professional Diploma, students and farmers peasant communities, indigenous or Afro, in order to provide updated knowledge and experiences on the topics to be addressed. That leaves the invitation and not hesitate to contact us by email coascali@hotmail.com

Friday, September 26, 2008

Broadway London Wicked Differences

crop seeds and plants for sale in Bariloche

  • Andean Botanical ****
    So far what I sold worked well (born seeds, bulbs light up well.) Are producers of fine fruit, so are my candidates to buy plants cassis, blackberry, raspberry . Villegas
    241.
    (02944) 430315 / 448341
    botanicoandino@bariloche.com.ar
  • Flower Chic ***
    They only bought strawberry plants (were slightly) and fragrant (they went very well). So far went well. Although the best supplier of fragrant strawberries and plants has been far Supermarkets "La Anonima."
    VAO'Connor
    439 (02944) 423 034
  • Eden Florist
    ***
    aromatic Some have bought. But they went. They have a lot to a nursery.

    Onelli 360 (02944) 434 795
  • Nursery Araucaria, branch Melipal
    ****
    Very good service. Grass seeds (King grass) worked perfect. The cherry tree did not die;)
    Av.de
    4059 Pioneers (02944) 524 499 info@laaraucaria.com.ar

  • Nursery Stroll quivers
    ****
    only bought her roses. Go there, either. Mitre

    354 (02944) 461177 / 433100 / 15-605343 Nursery
  • Melipal
    **
    strawberry plants that I sold, not given, and the plants they bought go there the edge (for me that are drugged to plants).
    General José de San Martín (Melipal) 4277
    (02944) 442 385

  • Multiparty Patagonia
    **
    I sold seeds of lettuce red (as I said, spectacular for the cold weather). There are still costs them.

    Diagonal Capraro 1529 (02944) 420183 / 15-608644
    geremia@arnet.com.ar
  • Other: Ruiz Moreno 976.

Tuesday, September 23, 2008

Names Of Inside The Car

Inta Course: Orchard and Greenhouse. * October 2009 * Seeding outside the greenhouse

Experimental Station of INTA Bariloche (http://www.inta.gov.ar/bariloche/) perform very good courses: Family Huerta
  • Greenhouse

are performed each year, roughly between July and September. On Saturdays and are excellent.

issues are seen as
- Preparation of the bed of roots and the seed bed
-
seed types -
association and distribution - greenhouse


2009 - New courses available on Orchard and Greenhouse

The issue
Mr. Julio Ojeda, was delivered at the headquarters of INTA Bariloche on 10, 17 and October 24, 2009.


have to call the Experimental Station of INTA Bariloche in advance to register for the course.

For more information on INTA Bariloche Spot works Villaverde, 422731 and 429862
Phone, Fax 4424991.
abariloc@bariloche.inta.gov.ar


From organikaos

Street Price Of 40m Of Vyvanse



Outside the greenhouse in this area of \u200b\u200bBariloche, you can plant anything (according to people in the area, Inta). But I do not I have found the beans or peas.
The I planted in the greenhouse and then transplanted.

half deformed in a patch:
  • potatoes: the common potato buds could not get seed potatoes (an estimated 3 kg per kg seed, potato seed instead of 10 kg)
  • radishes : they are a pest, have seed last year and it works great.
  • parsley goes well planted outside (but in the greenhouse grows much more)
  • radicheta: Nursery brought Don Arturo
In another patch above (Inta seed only):
  • carrot Inta seed (they went very well, the first carrots were very small, but rich, but time after I left and began to take thick)
  • chard: seed sown plants born in 2007 (originally from Inta)
  • cabbage: some seeds (did not work in 2007)
Supposedly you can get to plant anything that has sheet, even with some shade. But the biggest problem is the wind and have to water a lot here.




Organikaos From: disordered organic garden.

Monday, September 22, 2008

Memorial Plaque Phrases

Sowing in germination plate seeding in the greenhouse

I was trying to plant a germination plates. My brother brought me to Buenos Aires plastic plates, with holes that allow you to land and a seed.
is quite good because you have control of the seed is not lost, and it can be transported from one place to another.
In these plates I have numbered the lines were sown:

Organikaos From: disordered organic garden.


  1. hot pepper (2) chili
  2. garden Oja purple pepper
  3. white chard (2)
  4. celery chicory
  5. cauliflower red onion
  6. common onion
  7. common pepper, red pepper (3)
  8. beet (3)

In another plate:
Organikaos From: disordered organic garden.

  1. Nandino zucchini squash: a shrub that sends me "Nursery Don Arturo"
  2. sweet peas, another of Don Arthur
  3. cucumber (3)
  4. cherry (4)
  5. grapes, brought from Las Grutas, me give my neighbor, Nadine
  • white black girl big black
In another plate, but there are plants with flowers girl:
  1. simil margarita (2)
  2. lavender (2)
  3. poppy (2)
  4. marimonia (2)
  5. petunia petunias
  6. thoughts +
  7. Godetia (2)

All Inclusive Resorts Mid 20's




Seeds of different origin:
  • INTA Bariloche 2007
  • own crop harvested in 07/08
  • Fundación La Choza, where seed Flavia brought
    Fundación La Choza ·
    educational and commercial nursery of native plants in the Province of Buenos Aires
    Route 24 km 7, General Rodríguez, Buenos Aires
    (0237) 4904020
    fundacionlachozainfovia.com.ar

    nursery Don Arturo
  • , Villa Ballester, PTDO. San Martin, Buenos Aires
  • Ñireco nursery near the bridge (October 12 Ave), Bariloche, Rio Black
  • nursery Cathedral Bariloche against neighboring
  • : Nadina is a regular supplier:)
  • "found" some seeds of land or houses
Bariloche

Terrace # 1:
Sowing in August 2008, No. 1 patch (I'll add a photo):


From
Organikaos: disordered organic garden.

  • ajo: dientes de ajo del supermercado, se sembraron algunos en un cuadradito.
  • habas: Inta
  • arvejas: Inta
  • lechuga colorada: Nireco
  • rúcula: Don Arturo
  • lechuga mantecosa (2 líneas): propia, nacida de lechuga mantecosa traida de Buenos Aires.
  • cilantro: Don Arturo, se sembró en un costado
Esto está sembrado a lo largo, en líneas largas, el bancal tiene 1,2 x 4 metros.
En cada esquina trato de tener una aromática:
  1. menta: ojo, es muy invasiva, despues de unos meses esta planta se ha vuelto incontrolable... :)
  2. romero
  3. tomillo
  4. savory
The first 3 were bought as seedlings in a single supermarket (La Anonima) and were transplanted to the ground in August 2007. The savory was purchased in July 2008 from a nursery in Bariloche.

On one side among the rosemary and thyme, parsley, there is a line (INTA, sown in October 2007 approx.).

patch in the same space is used to plant some flowering plants (very good to attract insects, and give a little color to the garden).
These are:
  • wild geranium, some seeds "found" a spot on the street Gallardo, in Bariloche.
marigolds pot on the side in the same patch, there are daisies, bunnies, wild poppies, and others.

Terrace # 2


planted in September 2008, Issue 2 patch (it has 5 x 1.2 meters)
  • red onion: Ñireco
  • beet celery
  • Inta: Inta
  • purple lettuce: Ñireco
  • chard: own 2007.
  • flat-leaf parsley, onion
  • Inta common Ñireco
  • buttery lettuce, celery
  • own
  • 2007: Ñireco
  • basil beet
  • detroit: Inta
  • Galician lettuce, onion
  • Inta: Inta
  • celery: Ñireco
  • bell: Ñireco
  • buttery lettuce, fennel own
  • : organic farm
  • basil, organic farm

In the same patch is sage, parsley, oregano, and some green onion.
Organikaos From: disordered organic garden.