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CSPAN2 Key Capitol Hill Hearings February 28, 2015 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN2 Key Capitol Hill Hearings February 28, 2015

And this is literally how political scientists think about war. This isnt really how it works. We dont really think that since cyberspace with her ever serious. We dont look them square in the face like this. And for those of you that dont know this is and we dont square off in the face and in fact we dont do good battles like fun battles in cyberspace. We hit below the belt. We do just enough to be irritating but not enough to trigger what we consider an act of war. And this is really telling so how do we figure out when all of these below the belt issues are coming out. It would be really ni...

Goldfields Reservoir providing year-round water for parks and gardens - Vimarsana News

Goldfields Reservoir providing year-round water for parks and gardens

Bicentennial Park Mayor Cr Murray Emerson said the benefits of the project would be appreciated by residents and visitors alike for years to come. “Thanks to DELWP funding and our partnership with GWMWater, the Greening St Arnaud project is now complete and providing reliable and cost-effective recycled water supply to many of our public parks and open spaces in St Arnaud,” the Mayor said. “Our Parks and Gardens staff have a lot more options with their annual plantings and watering plans for our recreation areas and parks and this will greatly improve the tourist appeal and liveability ...

Fruits of the Desert - Vimarsana News

Fruits of the Desert

Fruits of the Desert In the desert town of Real de Catorce, Mexico, the pandemic has highlighted an urgent need for food sovereignty. Natalia Torres Garzón Photographs by Antonio Cascio February 8, 2021 In the town of Real de Catorce, in the high mountains of the Mexican state of San Luis Potosi, Alfonso García gets up before sunrise to collect aguamiel, the juice from the maguey, or agave. He extracts the juice by digging a hole in the heart of the plant. The liquid that accumulates in the hole throughout the day can be collected every 12 hours. García explains that he wil...