
Friday, January 30, 2009
Giving thanks

Labels:
families,
food,
give thanks,
gratitude,
mean time,
nourishment,
prayer
Working in groups

Thursday, January 29, 2009
Practice thanksgiving

Labels:
car,
cell phone,
food,
God,
prayer,
thanksgiving
Facts about mosquitos

• Anopheles mosquitoes are distinguished from other mosquitoes by their ‘tail in the air’ posture.
• When mosquitoes bite humans they suck up blood. If the person they bite has malaria, parasites in this blood breed and develop in the mosquito. When the mosquito feeds on another person, parasites are injected with the mosquito’s saliva.
• Every two or 3 days throughout their life, the female mosquitoes seek blood, which is used to provide protein for development of their eggs.
• Almost all Anopheles mosquitoes usually feed at night. After feeding, mosquitoes usually rest on the walls or ceiling while they digest the blood.
• Anopheles mosquitoes usually lay their eggs in puddles (shallow water) and irrigation water, not in smelly polluted water or water-filled garbage (in which Culex and Aedes mosquitoes lay).
• The eggs hatch into larvae which float parallel to the surface. After about a week at tropical temperatures, the larvae have grown up and emerge as adult mosquitoes from the water.
Labels:
anopheles,
causative agent,
larvae,
mosquitoes
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
WW: BLUE SKY
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