From the cauliflower capital of the world, Riverhead, New York, USA, comes this usual cauliflower. It was arrayed with other more usual cauliflowers in the common white, but also purple and orange.
Skyline Foundation supports students who may be at risk of leaving school early to support their families – dealing with financial hardship, emotional, family, and other challenges. "Skyline has a laser focus on supporting students to aspire to – and achieve – academic dreams they did not know were possible” says Katrina Reynen OAM.The program involves wrap-around support services including financial assistance for school related costs, counseling, career advice, study skills and peer workshops. “Students model achievement in their schools which inspires others around them to do the same – causing a ripple effect of positive enablement.” https://skylinefoundation.org.au
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The recipe for mammalian life is simple: take an egg, add sperm and wait. But two new papers demonstrate that there’s another way. Under the right conditions, stem cells can divide and self-organize into an embryo. In studies published in Cell and Nature recently, two groups report that they have grown synthetic mouse embryos for 8.5 days, longer than ever before. The embryos developed distinct organs — a beating heart, a gut tube and even neural folds.Research is being conducted at University of Cambridge, UK, and the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena. For more information: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-02334-2