Project List | NanoDesu Light Novel Translations Completed Projects (by Alphabet):Sugar DarkYahari Ore no Seishun Love Come wa Machigatteiru Active Projects (by Alphabet):Aldnoah.Zero ExtraAmagi Brilliant ParkFate/ApocryphaFuyuu Gakuen no Alice and ShirleyGJ-BuHai to Gensou no GrimgalHentai Ouji to Warawanai NekoKono Sekai ga Game da to, Ore dake ga ShitteiruKore wa Zombie Desu ka?Kure-naiLove★YouMaoyuu Maou YuushaMayo Chiki!Ojamajo Doremi 16Ore no Imouto ga Konna ni Kawaii Wake ga NaiRokka no YuushaSaenai Kanojo no SodatekataSasami-san@GanbaranaiSeitokai no IchizonSky World Licensed Projects (by Alphabet):No Game, No Life Inactive Projects (by Alphabet)Gekka no Utahime to Magi no OuIriya no Sora, UFO no NatsuKikou Shoujo wa KizutsukanaiKyoukai Senjou no HorizonSakurasou no Pet na Kanojo Back to Top Aldnoah.Zero Extra (Light Novel and Manga)Link to Translation Current Status: Active Head Translator: Frog-Kun Summary: A series of extra material that delves into the backgrounds of the Aldnoah Zero characters. Current Status: Active Mayo Chiki!
How 1 MILLION Pounds Of Organic Food Can Be Produced On 3 Acres By Andy Whiteley Co-Founder of Wake Up World The quality and accessibility of our food supply is a mounting issue today. With GMOs, chemical pesticides and low-nutrition processed foods now commonplace in the mainstream supply, taking control of your own food supply is one of the smartest things you can do – for your health and for your hip pocket. So, with limited space, how can we create an independent food supply? I recently came across this amazing video of a man, urban farmer Will Allen, who has figured out a self-sustaining system that can grow 1 million pounds of food every year, on just 3 acres of land, using the symbiotic cultivation of plants and aquatic animals in a re-circulating system. If you’re interested in starting your own Aquaponics system in your home, be sure to check out our exclusive special offer to Wake Up World readers at the bottom of this page. Grow 1 Million Pounds of Food on 3 Acres * Maintaining 3 acres of land in green houses * Producing 10,000 fish Growing Power
"Cómo hacer", la colección de libros completa en PDF - Instantes La biblioteca de mi colegio tiene algunos tesoros que, para los que crecimos en los ochenta, no hacen más que traernos buenos recuerdos. Esa añoranza que tan de moda está, y que supongo es un refugio confortable ante los tiempos que nos ha tocado vivir y lo poco halagüeño que pinta el futuro, hizo que me emocionase al encontrar con la colección ‘Cómo hacer’ (título original ‘The knowhow books’ publicado por Usborne Books) en las estanterías de la biblioteca. Tanto los había disfrutado -leí muchos y compré alguno- que me surgió la necesidad de volver a visitarlos. La colección se publicó en España entre el final de los setenta y principios de los ochenta por la editorial Plesa/SM y está descatalogada, así que resulta imposible conseguirla completa. Los doce volumen que la componen son los siguientes (en orden alfabético): Descargar la Colección 'Cómo hacer' (124 MB, 12 libros en PDF en un ZIP) Así se ve por dentro (clic para ampliar):
One Community Sustainable Food Production Infrastructure One Community’s food infrastructure is just one component of our For The Highest Good of All approach to open source project-launch blueprinting strategy for self-replicating and self-sufficient teacher/demonstration communities, villages, and cities to be built around the world. Just as we will be showcasing a diversity of sustainable housing modes and alternative energy infrastructure, so too will we showcase a diversity of food production methodologies ranging from earth-regenerative permaculture farming to greenhouses to aquaponics farms. Even with traditional methods one person working full-time on food production can produce enough food to feed 30; with aquaponics that same person can produce enough food to feed 300. Our goal is to start building temporary greenhouses within the first week to supply food until our aquaponics farms and traditional growing methods are producing. Initially One Community will build three different sustainable food production models.
The Japan Foundation's Libby digital library service - The Japan Studies Program at LaGuardia Community College The Japan Foundation in New York is starting a new digital library service of Japanese books. Their digital library will carry a large number of manga in English and Japaense study materials (including the major textbooks such as Genki). If you are interested, visit to request a (free) account. Once you have created a digital library card, you can check out up to 5 books from a wide range of Japaense books and magazines at Related Best way to learn Japaense online (by AM New York) AM New York has published an article introducing various online language learning programs for the Japaense language. Sun, November 21, 2021 With 3 comments Enako, the top Japaense cosplayer, who makes a half million dollars a year Enako (or also known as Enako-rin) is the most famous cosplayer in Japan, who just revealed her annual income from cosplay was about $500,000.
farmedhere.com — Convertidor de archivos EarthBox Homegrown Revolution (Award winning short-film 2009)- The Urban Homestead Check us out at: Dervaes Family on Facebook: Urban Homestead on Facebook: more on the film: purchase a copy for public screening: film features: Jules Dervaes, Justin Dervaes, Anais Dervaes and Jordanne Dervaes Homegrown Revolution is a short introduction to the homegrown project that has been called a new revolution in urban sustainability. In the midst of a dense city setting in downtown Pasadena, radical change is taking root. For over twenty years, the Dervaes family have transformed their home into an urban homestead and model for sustainable agriculture and city living. Through the creation of the "Urban Homestead" the Dervaes family shows that change is possible -- one step at a time. Made in-house on computers powered by solar/green sources. Robert T. 1 ratings
Growing Industrial Hemp in Ontario Table of Contents Introduction Industrial hemp (Cannabis sativa) is one of the oldest cultivated plants in the world. In 1998, Canada created Industrial Hemp Regulations under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act. Under the Regulations, industrial hemp seeds must be of a variety listed in Health Canada's List of Approved Cultivars. Anyone found in possession of hemp plant parts - other than the stalk and non-viable grain, without the appropriate licence - is in possession of a controlled substance and may be charged under the Act. Industrial hemp may only be grown under licence from Health Canada. Industrial hemp licences are issued for a calendar year only and must be renewed if product is carried into the new year. Figure 1: Power-washing the combine to remove illegal material. Licences to grow industrial hemp are issued for crops of 4 ha (10 acres) or more. Development of the Industry Historically, industrial hemp is known for its bast fibre used to make strong fabrics and ropes.