Botanical Herbs are plants with aromatic properties that are used for flavoring & garnishing the food. It has medicinal purposes, also are used for fragrances. Herbs generally refers to the leafy green or flowering parts of a plant (either fresh or dried). Herbs have a variety of uses including culinary, medicinal, and in some cases, spiritual. General usage of the term herb differs between culinary herbs and medicinal herbs; in medicinal or spiritual use, any parts of the plant might be considered as herbs, including leaves, roots, flowers, seeds, root bark, inner bark, resin etc. These days mostly medicines are being drived from using natural herbs & do not have any side effects also. Many diseases can be treated with these theruapetic natural ingredients.
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Plants to 1 m tall; flowers bluish purple fading to purple.


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Bubble pants? Psh, it's just another wacky day in the life of Lady Gaga.
The 27-year-old singer was spotted strolling around New York City on Thursday in an outfit that was considerably more subdued (for Gaga) than her usual costumes.
Sporting a voluminous white satin top and pants, the "Applause" singer looked almost modest, that is until her profile revealed sheer see-through panels which resembled bubble wrap.
Question: What is the point of wearing sheer pants? Why not just go pantsless? These are the Mother Monster mysteries we will never solve.
One thing's for sure: The meat dress connoisseur must have been feeling a lot less hot in the airy ensemble than when she wore the skintight black leather catsuit the previous day. Now there's a reason to go pantsless!
The "Born This Way" crooner has been making a lot of wardrobe changes lately as part of her promotion for her upcoming album "ARTPOP" and the new music video for "Applause" which debuted earlier this week.
Typical Gaga; she just can't stay away from showing off her derriere.


Looking for something to do? We run an eclectic and exciting events and exhibitions programme aimed at both families and adult visitors. It ranges from crafts and performances to road races and much more!
Our special exhibition at Port Sunlight Museum explores how William Lever made his soap company into a household name and worldwide brand. You'll be able to discover the innovative approach Lever took with advertisements, selling an aspiration rather than just focusing on the product itself, and we tell the stories of some of the company's most famous publicity campaigns. A display of children's novelty gifts demonstrates how Lever Brothers encouraged brand loyalty from a young age, and maps and product samples explore how the company organised their travelling salesmen. You can also find out how Port Sunlight itself was tied into the brand image through local scenes appearing on packaging, railway posters, newspaper adverts and company guides taking visitors around the village. This is a very colourful exhibition with nostalgic displays of vintage packaging and a recreated grocers shop.
Explore Port Sunlight and follow a special Easter Trail around the Village, unlock the clues to find where all the characters are hiding! Complete the trail to collect an Easter treat from the museum.
Drop in anytime between Friday 19th April – Monday 22nd April, 10.30am – 4pm each day.
Folksy Theatre return this summer for two more outdoor performances in The Dell. Come along and experience fantastic outdoor theatre in a truly unique setting!
Mister Magnolia has many things, such as an old trumpet that goes rooty-toot, some very fat owls learning to hoot, a big purple dinosaur who's a magnificent brute, two sisters who play the flute, and even a swimming pool. But he still only has one boot! Join Mrister Magnolia on his wacky adventures, filled with Folksy Theatre's bold characters, live music, puppetry and audience interaction, it's a day out not to be missed! Based on the book by the legendary Quentin Blake. Show starts at 2pm.
Folky Theatre present Shakespeare's classic tale of mistaken identities. After being separated from their twins in a shipwreck, Antipholus and his slave Dromio go to Ephesus to find them. The other set of twins live in Ephesus, and the new arrivals cause a series of hilarious mistaken identity. Filled with Folksy's wonderful live music, audience interaction and downright silliness! Bring along your friends and family to watch this wonderful production. Show starts at 7pm.


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Providence Journal Honor Roll: East Greenwich's Laura Murphy is always up to the challenge
John Gillooly Journal Staff Writer JohnGillooly2
EAST GREENWICH — In her four years at East Greenwich High School Laura Murphy never met a challenge she didn't like.
Murphy, who started running track when she was 10, wanted to be one of the state's best high school sprinters. In her sophomore year she played a major role in her team winning the outdoor 4x100-meter state relay title and in her junior year she became the 400-meter champion. Last winter she won the 300-meter individual indoor title.
There was the academic challenge presented by a four-year schedule of 23 honor and advance-placement courses. She earned an A in each class for a 4.0 unweighted GPA and a 4.71 weighted average. It earned her the distinction of being named valedictorian of her graduating class.
Even when the challenges were not obvious, Murphy found them.
"We had some really cool musical people in my school and I said, 'What the heck, we don't have an a cappella club so let's make one,' " said Murphy.
So in her sophomore year she became a driving force behind the formation of the "Spark Notes" and served as the president.
When she felt her school and community needed improvements dealing with cardiac issues, Murphy founded the Heart-Safe School Initiative.
Her academic achievement, which also included a National Merit Scholarship, combined with her state championship track career and an extensive list of non-athletic extracurricular activities has earned Murphy selection as the 2018 Providence Journal Honor Roll Girl.
The Honor Roll Girl is presented annually by the Providence Journal to the top female student-athlete in Rhode Island's high school graduating class.
The daughter of John and Margie Murphy, Laura is the first East Greenwich High graduate to be named Honor Roll Girl in the 41-year history of the award.
"I love a challenge," said Murphy, who will attend Harvard. "I do it because I have a passion for it. Whatever I do, I do it to the best of my ability because I enjoy it. It gives me great pleasure working at something and seeing how far I can take it."
In addition to the academic and athletic challenges there was the challenge of being the editor in chief of the school newspaper in her junior and senior years. There was the challenge of the National Spanish Exam in which she was a three-time gold award winner. There was the challenge of scholastic writing and art competition in which she was a national medalist.
"Laura is committed to giving each endeavor that she undertakes her absolute best effort," said East Greenwich guidance counselor Beth McCarthy. "She is not happy with 'good enough.' Her high level of achievement is beyond exemplary."
"I like going to bed at night knowing I accomplished something," said Murphy, who also was named the East Greenwich Harvard Book Award winner and recipient of the Pell Medal for Excellence in U.S. History.
But McCarthy was impressed with more than just Murphy's gold medals in track and high marks in the classroom.
"She is driven by kindness," McCarthy said. "She reaches out to students who may be overlooked or uncomfortable. She is eager to help and listen."
Sometimes Murphy was presented with challenges beyond athletic and academic pursuits. Even then she turned what could have been a roadblock into an accomplishment.
Just before the start of her sophomore indoor track season she severely tore a hamstring. The injury ended her indoor season that year, but as part of the physical therapy she took on Olympic-style weight training. By the time she started running again in the spring she was stronger and faster than ever.
Then in the fall of her junior year she was struck with a frightening virus that attacked and paralyzed her vocal cords. A member of the All-State chorus, she was left without her voice for three months.
But she continued conducting newspaper staff meetings, training for the indoor and outdoor track seasons and learning how to communicate through different methods.
"It was hard to conduct meetings with different people because I didn't know myself what was going on," said Murphy. "But I couldn't just stop. I just had to keep doing the things I could do. I would drag myself to practice. I think the experience helped me athletically. During a race it's the same thing — you can't give up.
"I probably pushed myself the hardest during that time and that kind of translated into some awards later in my junior year."
In December she was named one of five national finalists for the Female Wendy's High School Heisman award. The 10 national finalists, five boys and five girls, are brought to New York City for an awards program held in conjunction with the college football Heisman Trophy program.
Murphy didn't win but enjoyed her time with the nine other student-athletes.
"It was great being in New York with those amazing high school students from all over the country," said Murphy.
It's all part of refusing to stop looking for challenges.
"I have had people say 'Oh, just stop now. It's already good enough,' " said Murphy. "I would think to myself, no, it's not and just keep going. I never really thought of it being an option not to do the best I could do."
She is a state champion and a valedictorian, but she also knows as long as you give your best you don't always have to be No. 1 to be successful.
"You need to be open to exploring new avenues and where things may take you," said Murphy. "Not to say hard work doesn't always pay off, but if you can find the silver lining in things that don't work out, you will be rewarded for it."

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The hidden scale of Kremlin links to the biggest donor to the Brexit campaign are revealed today.
Arron Banks, the millionaire businessman who helped fund Brexit, was offered a business deal involving six Russian goldmines.
He also had undisclosed meetings with the Russian ambassador to Britain — set up by a suspected Russian spy — and paid a previously unknown visit to Moscow at the height of the campaign.
The revelations raise explosive questions about attempts by Moscow to influence the referendum result. This morning David Lidington, Theresa May's second-in-command, called for an investigation.


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John Lee Harris, Jr., 74 of Bristol (Appling County), passed away Friday morning, April 27, 2018, at the Memorial Medical Center in Savannah following a sudden illness.
Born on August 27, 1943 in Baxley, GA, he had lived in Appling County most of his life. Mr. Harris was a 1962 graduate of Appling County High School. He enlisted in the US Air Force serving in the Vietnam conflict prior to enrolling in the South Georgia College in Douglas where he received his associate's degree. Mr. Harris was the owner/ operator of Harris Plumbing for many years. He enjoyed woodworking, gardening, fishing, and reading. Mr. Harris was a true gentleman and renaissance man – a keeper of the old ways. He was a member of Piney Grove Freewill Bap¬tist Church where he was the Sunday School Superintendent.
He was a son of the late John Lee Harris, Sr. He was also preceded in death by his first wife, Peggy Mobley Harris; and his daughter, Ginger Louise Harris.
Survivors include his wife, Patricia Symasek of Bristol; three sons, Stan (Misty) Harris, Steven (Melissa) Harris, and Rufus (Crystal) Harris all of Bristol; his mother, Louise Hilton Harris of Bristol; two sisters, Judy (Mickey) Morris and Sheryl (Jeff) Ellis all of Odum; five brothers, J. Donald (Linda) Harris of Waycross, Ronnie (Gail) Harris of Umatilla, FL, Greg (Trisha) Harris and Rusty Harris all of Bristol, and Doug (Betsy) Harris of Baxley; seven grandchildren, Sam, Braxton, Sarah, Whitney, Morgan, Grayson, and Jonathan; and several nieces, nephews, and other relatives.
Funeral services for Mr. Harris were held Sunday afternoon, April 29, 2018, at 2:00 p.m. at the Piney Grove Freewill Baptist Church.
Interment was in the Piney Grove Cemetery.
Visitation was held one hour prior to the service at the church.
Memorials may be made to the Four Corners Ministry, Corbin Family/Uganda, 202 South 8th Street, Opelika, AL 36801 (email - fourcorners.org).
Sympathy may be ex¬pressed by signing the on¬line register at www.pearsondial.com
Pearson-Dial Funeral Home, Inc. of Blackshear was in charge of the arrangements.
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Q: Permutations and combinations - divisibility of a factorial Question:

Find the largest value of $n$ for which $125!$ is divisible by $6^n$

Approach:
I tried to find all the numbers which were a multiple of 6. The number of times such divisors occurred should simply be the value of $n$. However, this proved to be a difficult task. Any simpler approach?

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When East Meets West And Sea Meets Sky – Over 30 Oil Paintings By Late Master Yeh Shih-Chiang On Display | Alternative Fruit
Through the months of March to May, visitors to the Hanart TZ Gallery in Hong Kong can immerse themselves in the groundbreaking work of Shih-Chiang. An exhibition dedicated to the artist named "Edge of Sea and Sky" will allow art-lovers to explore in minute detail the methods and masterpieces left behind by this sought after painter. Over thirty pieces will make up the solo exhibition, allowing a full range of his work to be visually dissected.
The work expressed a major theme of the time which could be found in the East. Post-war-modernism had become a major export from Western society and it quickly began to influence artists from outside of its area of origin. Arriving in Taiwan in 1949 from his home town in China, after visiting as an art student a few years earlier, it seemed Shih-Chiang had grown fond of the location. The art scene there undoubtedly provided him with the inspiration and encouragement he needed to fulfil his visions.
The combination of influences of the day resulted in a form of Chinese Modernism which has become a template for other later works to draw from. Chinese work of the day typically used ink as its medium. With the work of Shih-Chiang, he wanted to symbolise and represent the ingrained problems with Chinese art culture. He felt that artists were continually pushed into representing political opinion and working to benefit the state if they wanted to be given the respect of the community. Shih-Chiang didn't like this, and he showed it by doing something uniquely him.
These oil paintings, created outside of China, show a clear vein of anti-establishment. Using an alternative medium and drawing so heavily on Western influences as well as remaining abstract and non-statesmanly, Yeh Shih-Chiang left a trailblazing line of influence all for himself. Is that what it takes to make an arts master? What do you think?
Take a look at this slide-show of the oil paintings by Yeh Shih-Chiang