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Type: Etårig sommerblomstHøjde: 40-50cmPlacering: Fuld solMængde: Min. 20 frøSpirerate: 95%Planteafstand: 100x100cmFarve: Blandede farver - Gul, orange, rødSåning: April-juni i 1cm dybdeBlomstring: Juni-første frost. Tallerkensmækker et vidunder af en plante med mange forskellige facetter. Tallerkensmækker (Også kaldet blomsterkarse) får et væld af blomster henover flere måneder. Blomsterne kan enten være gule, orange, røde eller en blanding af disse. Både blomster og spæde blade kan spises og smager henad karse (Deraf navnet blomsterkarse). Selve planten former sig til en kæmpestor pude som dækker jorden godt af og dermed hjælper til at holde ukrudt væk. Tallerkensmækker er en rankende plante som kun bliver 40-50cm høj, men til gengæld breder sig ud i løbet af sæsonen og har den det rigtig godt kan en plante godt dække flere kvadratmeter. Som sagt kræver planten god plads, men man kan fx også plante den på en stenmur eller et udhæng, hvor den så kan vokse udover med sine ranker.
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Type: Etårig sommerblomstHøjde: 40-50cmPlacering: Fuld solMængde: Min. 20 frøSpirerate: 95%Planteafstand: 100x100cmFarve: Blandede farver - Gul, orange, rødSåning: April-juni i 1cm dybdeBlomstring: Juni-første frost. Tallerkensmækker et vidunder af en plante med mange forskellige facetter. Tallerkensmækker (Også kaldet blomsterkarse) får et væld af blomster henover flere måneder. Blomsterne kan enten være gule, orange, røde eller en blanding af disse. Både blomster og spæde blade kan spises og smager henad karse (Deraf navnet blomsterkarse). Selve planten former sig til en kæmpestor pude som dækker jorden godt af og dermed hjælper til at holde ukrudt væk. Tallerkensmækker er en rankende plante som kun bliver 40-50cm høj, men til gengæld breder sig ud i løbet af sæsonen og har den det rigtig godt kan en plante godt dække flere kvadratmeter. Som sagt kræver planten god plads, men man kan fx også plante den på en stenmur eller et udhæng, hvor den så kan vokse udover med sine ranker.
För ett par år sedan sedan slogs två av mina åsikter fast en gång för alla: etymologer är partypajare och att för mycket kunskap kan göra livet tristare. Skälvande av iver satt jag och slog efter ordet libbstickas ursprung i förhoppning om rön så liderliga att det inte ens passar sig att antyda något på en anständig familjesajt som den här. På tyska heter den Liebstöckel och på engelska lovage, behöver jag säga mer? Naturligtvis måste det vidunder till spretig buske som grasserar i så många trädgårdar vara ett kraftigt afrodisiakum. Den futtiga sanningen var att namnet förmodligen härstammar från Ligusticum apium, latin för ligurisk selleri. Ligurisk selleri ... Hur upphetsande låter det?,
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Description Features Usage Description Inspired by the celestial beauty of the universe, the Interstellar series turns your eyes into glittering wonders. These lenses seamlessly blend dark and light tones for a profound and hypnotic look, offering natural yet intense pigmentation. Your eye will become the object of admiration for everyone around. The Interstellar series is made with silicone hydrogel for optimal comfort and breathability throughout the day. Your eyes will feel refreshed and ready to embrace the beauty of space. Are you looking for the perfect balance between deep pigmentation and a natural appearance? Then the Interstellar series is your obvious choice. Choose between four enchanting colors and let your eyes transcend to heavenly spheres, radiating a star-dust glow that captivates all viewers. These lenses seamlessly blend vibrant sky blue and striking cyan tones, shimmering with star dust for a radiant glow. The subtle brown ring near the pupil smoothly integrates with your natural eye color. Features Fits most people Lenses without strength in high quality Lens type: 12 month lens, used for up to one year Quality mark: KDFA, CE, KGMP and ISO, high quality Complete with lens fluid and lens holder for better durability Supplied in pairs in sealed packaging Plano only. Cannot be ordered with prescription Diameter: 14.5mm Base curve: 8.8mm Water content: 40% Usage Applying or removing contact lenses can be tricky at first, but with practice and habit it will soon feel easy and natural. Here's a short, step-by-step guide to inserting and also removing your lenses when you're done. This guide is perfect for beginners but can also be a good reminder for more experienced users of colored lenses. Application - step by step Prepare everything you need in a well-lit room, including contact lenses, lens solution, mirror and a place to wash and dry your hands. Insert your lenses before applying make-up. Always wash your hands with mild soap before inserting the lenses. Do not use moisturizing soaps or oil-based products. Dry your hands thoroughly with a lint-free towel. Keep your fingernails short to avoid scratching your lenses and eyes. Remove the lens from the lens case or from a package. Place the lens in the palm of your hand, wet it with lens fluid and rub gently with your finger. Although some brands offer "no-rub" lenses, most opticians recommend that you always rub the lens gently for extra cleaning. Place the lens on your index finger. It should look like a bowl. If the edges of the lens point outward, the lens is inside out. It can be hard to see, but most lenses have a small mark that indicates the outside and inside (eg letters or numbers) so you can tell which side is out and which is in. Balance the lens on your index finger and use the middle finger to pull down the lower eyelid and the other hand to lift the upper. Try not to blink and be still. It may help to look up to avoid blinking. It may be difficult at first, but practice makes perfect. Place the lens lightly and carefully on the eye. Blink a few times to align the lens over the iris. If necessary, you can touch the lens a little to place it correctly. If you feel any discomfort or irritation, remove the lens, wash it thoroughly and try again. Repeat the same process with the other eye. Empty the lens case of lens fluid so that you remember to top up with new and fresh lens fluid the next time you take the lenses out. Removing contact lenses - step by step Before you start, wash your hands as you did when inserting the lenses. If you wear makeup, remove the lenses before washing your face. Also prepare everything you need, such as lens case, lens fluid, mirror and other conceivable articles. If you wish, you can moisten your eyes with eye drops or eye spray to facilitate the removal of the lens. One or two drops per eye is enough to make the process easier and more comfortable, especially if you suffer from dry eyes or if your eyes become drier during the day. Look up and pull down the lower eyelid slowly with the middle finger of your dominant hand. Be careful when poking the sensitive skin around the eyes. Take it easy and proceed methodically. Gently touch the lens with your index finger and pull it with the same hand you are holding your lower eyelid with to the lower part of the eye. Be sure to pull it to the white part to avoid damaging the cornea. Gently press the lens with your index finger and thumb and place it in a lens case with new lens fluid. Throw away the lens when the period of use has expired. Clean the lens case regularly and replace it with every new bottle of lens solution, or at least every three months. Repeat this process, using the same hand, for your other eye Good advice for handling your lenses Wash your hands thoroughly before handling your colored lenses Leave the lens in a lens case with lens fluid overnight Do not shower, swim and sleep with the lenses in your eyes Never wash eyes or lenses with tap water or saliva Remove the lenses as soon as you feel the slightest discomfort Do not use lenses if your eyes are irritated, dry or red Never share lenses with anyone else Do not wear lenses longer than 8 hours per day Listen to the advice you received from the optician Do not wear the same lens longer than the recommended lifespan Never reuse lens fluid Never use a lens that is not 100% whole Do not use lens that is dirty or dusty Close your eyes when applying makeup or hairspray that may stick to the lens
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Description Features Usage Description Inspired by the celestial beauty of the universe, the Interstellar series turns your eyes into glittering wonders. These lenses seamlessly blend dark and light tones for a profound and hypnotic look, offering natural yet intense pigmentation. Your eye will become the object of admiration for everyone around. The Interstellar series is made with silicone hydrogel for optimal comfort and breathability throughout the day. Your eyes will feel refreshed and ready to embrace the beauty of space. Are you looking for the perfect balance between deep pigmentation and a natural appearance? Then the Interstellar series is your obvious choice. Choose between four enchanting colors and let your eyes transcend to heavenly spheres, radiating a star-dust glow that captivates all viewers. These lenses seamlessly blend vibrant sky blue and striking cyan tones, shimmering with star dust for a radiant glow. The subtle brown ring near the pupil smoothly integrates with your natural eye color. Features Fits most people Lenses without strength in high quality Lens type: 12 month lens, used for up to one year Quality mark: KDFA, CE, KGMP and ISO, high quality Complete with lens fluid and lens holder for better durability Supplied in pairs in sealed packaging Plano only. Cannot be ordered with prescription Diameter: 14.5mm Base curve: 8.8mm Water content: 40% Usage Applying or removing contact lenses can be tricky at first, but with practice and habit it will soon feel easy and natural. Here's a short, step-by-step guide to inserting and also removing your lenses when you're done. This guide is perfect for beginners but can also be a good reminder for more experienced users of colored lenses. Application - step by step Prepare everything you need in a well-lit room, including contact lenses, lens solution, mirror and a place to wash and dry your hands. Insert your lenses before applying make-up. Always wash your hands with mild soap before inserting the lenses. Do not use moisturizing soaps or oil-based products. Dry your hands thoroughly with a lint-free towel. Keep your fingernails short to avoid scratching your lenses and eyes. Remove the lens from the lens case or from a package. Place the lens in the palm of your hand, wet it with lens fluid and rub gently with your finger. Although some brands offer "no-rub" lenses, most opticians recommend that you always rub the lens gently for extra cleaning. Place the lens on your index finger. It should look like a bowl. If the edges of the lens point outward, the lens is inside out. It can be hard to see, but most lenses have a small mark that indicates the outside and inside (eg letters or numbers) so you can tell which side is out and which is in. Balance the lens on your index finger and use the middle finger to pull down the lower eyelid and the other hand to lift the upper. Try not to blink and be still. It may help to look up to avoid blinking. It may be difficult at first, but practice makes perfect. Place the lens lightly and carefully on the eye. Blink a few times to align the lens over the iris. If necessary, you can touch the lens a little to place it correctly. If you feel any discomfort or irritation, remove the lens, wash it thoroughly and try again. Repeat the same process with the other eye. Empty the lens case of lens fluid so that you remember to top up with new and fresh lens fluid the next time you take the lenses out. Removing contact lenses - step by step Before you start, wash your hands as you did when inserting the lenses. If you wear makeup, remove the lenses before washing your face. Also prepare everything you need, such as lens case, lens fluid, mirror and other conceivable articles. If you wish, you can moisten your eyes with eye drops or eye spray to facilitate the removal of the lens. One or two drops per eye is enough to make the process easier and more comfortable, especially if you suffer from dry eyes or if your eyes become drier during the day. Look up and pull down the lower eyelid slowly with the middle finger of your dominant hand. Be careful when poking the sensitive skin around the eyes. Take it easy and proceed methodically. Gently touch the lens with your index finger and pull it with the same hand you are holding your lower eyelid with to the lower part of the eye. Be sure to pull it to the white part to avoid damaging the cornea. Gently press the lens with your index finger and thumb and place it in a lens case with new lens fluid. Throw away the lens when the period of use has expired. Clean the lens case regularly and replace it with every new bottle of lens solution, or at least every three months. Repeat this process, using the same hand, for your other eye Good advice for handling your lenses Wash your hands thoroughly before handling your colored lenses Leave the lens in a lens case with lens fluid overnight Do not shower, swim and sleep with the lenses in your eyes Never wash eyes or lenses with tap water or saliva Remove the lenses as soon as you feel the slightest discomfort Do not use lenses if your eyes are irritated, dry or red Never share lenses with anyone else Do not wear lenses longer than 8 hours per day Listen to the advice you received from the optician Do not wear the same lens longer than the recommended lifespan Never reuse lens fluid Never use a lens that is not 100% whole Do not use lens that is dirty or dusty Close your eyes when applying makeup or hairspray that may stick to the lens
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Dette fynske vidunder, brunsviger, er en sikker vinder - hver gang! Her er den klassiske brunsviger med det helt rigtige forhold mellem dej og snask - så du behøver ikke doble fyldet op. Hjemmelavet brunsviger er et hit både til eftermiddagskaffen og brunchen - og mon ikke også det vil gøre lykke, hvis du skærer din brunsviger ud som en kagekone eller kagemand?
Description Features Usage Description Inspired by the celestial beauty of the universe, the Interstellar series turns your eyes into glittering wonders. These lenses seamlessly blend dark and light tones for a profound and hypnotic look, offering natural yet intense pigmentation. Your eye will become the object of admiration for everyone around. The Interstellar series is made with silicone hydrogel for optimal comfort and breathability throughout the day. Your eyes will feel refreshed and ready to embrace the beauty of space. Are you looking for the perfect balance between deep pigmentation and a natural appearance? Then the Interstellar series is your obvious choice. Choose between four enchanting colors and let your eyes transcend to heavenly spheres, radiating a star-dust glow that captivates all viewers. These lenses seamlessly blend vibrant sky blue and striking cyan tones, shimmering with star dust for a radiant glow. The subtle brown ring near the pupil smoothly integrates with your natural eye color. Features Fits most people Lenses without strength in high quality Lens type: 12 month lens, used for up to one year Quality mark: KDFA, CE, KGMP and ISO, high quality Complete with lens fluid and lens holder for better durability Supplied in pairs in sealed packaging Plano only. Cannot be ordered with prescription Diameter: 14.5mm Base curve: 8.8mm Water content: 40% Usage Applying or removing contact lenses can be tricky at first, but with practice and habit it will soon feel easy and natural. Here's a short, step-by-step guide to inserting and also removing your lenses when you're done. This guide is perfect for beginners but can also be a good reminder for more experienced users of colored lenses. Application - step by step Prepare everything you need in a well-lit room, including contact lenses, lens solution, mirror and a place to wash and dry your hands. Insert your lenses before applying make-up. Always wash your hands with mild soap before inserting the lenses. Do not use moisturizing soaps or oil-based products. Dry your hands thoroughly with a lint-free towel. Keep your fingernails short to avoid scratching your lenses and eyes. Remove the lens from the lens case or from a package. Place the lens in the palm of your hand, wet it with lens fluid and rub gently with your finger. Although some brands offer "no-rub" lenses, most opticians recommend that you always rub the lens gently for extra cleaning. Place the lens on your index finger. It should look like a bowl. If the edges of the lens point outward, the lens is inside out. It can be hard to see, but most lenses have a small mark that indicates the outside and inside (eg letters or numbers) so you can tell which side is out and which is in. Balance the lens on your index finger and use the middle finger to pull down the lower eyelid and the other hand to lift the upper. Try not to blink and be still. It may help to look up to avoid blinking. It may be difficult at first, but practice makes perfect. Place the lens lightly and carefully on the eye. Blink a few times to align the lens over the iris. If necessary, you can touch the lens a little to place it correctly. If you feel any discomfort or irritation, remove the lens, wash it thoroughly and try again. Repeat the same process with the other eye. Empty the lens case of lens fluid so that you remember to top up with new and fresh lens fluid the next time you take the lenses out. Removing contact lenses - step by step Before you start, wash your hands as you did when inserting the lenses. If you wear makeup, remove the lenses before washing your face. Also prepare everything you need, such as lens case, lens fluid, mirror and other conceivable articles. If you wish, you can moisten your eyes with eye drops or eye spray to facilitate the removal of the lens. One or two drops per eye is enough to make the process easier and more comfortable, especially if you suffer from dry eyes or if your eyes become drier during the day. Look up and pull down the lower eyelid slowly with the middle finger of your dominant hand. Be careful when poking the sensitive skin around the eyes. Take it easy and proceed methodically. Gently touch the lens with your index finger and pull it with the same hand you are holding your lower eyelid with to the lower part of the eye. Be sure to pull it to the white part to avoid damaging the cornea. Gently press the lens with your index finger and thumb and place it in a lens case with new lens fluid. Throw away the lens when the period of use has expired. Clean the lens case regularly and replace it with every new bottle of lens solution, or at least every three months. Repeat this process, using the same hand, for your other eye Good advice for handling your lenses Wash your hands thoroughly before handling your colored lenses Leave the lens in a lens case with lens fluid overnight Do not shower, swim and sleep with the lenses in your eyes Never wash eyes or lenses with tap water or saliva Remove the lenses as soon as you feel the slightest discomfort Do not use lenses if your eyes are irritated, dry or red Never share lenses with anyone else Do not wear lenses longer than 8 hours per day Listen to the advice you received from the optician Do not wear the same lens longer than the recommended lifespan Never reuse lens fluid Never use a lens that is not 100% whole Do not use lens that is dirty or dusty Close your eyes when applying makeup or hairspray that may stick to the lens
Description Features Usage Description Inspired by the celestial beauty of the universe, the Interstellar series turns your eyes into glittering wonders. These lenses seamlessly blend dark and light tones for a profound and hypnotic look, offering natural yet intense pigmentation. Your eye will become the object of admiration for everyone around. The Interstellar series is made with silicone hydrogel for optimal comfort and breathability throughout the day. Your eyes will feel refreshed and ready to embrace the beauty of space. Are you looking for the perfect balance between deep pigmentation and a natural appearance? Then the Interstellar series is your obvious choice. Choose between four enchanting colors and let your eyes transcend to heavenly spheres, radiating a star-dust glow that captivates all viewers. These lenses seamlessly blend vibrant sky blue and striking cyan tones, shimmering with star dust for a radiant glow. The subtle brown ring near the pupil smoothly integrates with your natural eye color. Features Fits most people Lenses without strength in high quality Lens type: 12 month lens, used for up to one year Quality mark: KDFA, CE, KGMP and ISO, high quality Complete with lens fluid and lens holder for better durability Supplied in pairs in sealed packaging Plano only. Cannot be ordered with prescription Diameter: 14.5mm Base curve: 8.8mm Water content: 40% Usage Applying or removing contact lenses can be tricky at first, but with practice and habit it will soon feel easy and natural. Here's a short, step-by-step guide to inserting and also removing your lenses when you're done. This guide is perfect for beginners but can also be a good reminder for more experienced users of colored lenses. Application - step by step Prepare everything you need in a well-lit room, including contact lenses, lens solution, mirror and a place to wash and dry your hands. Insert your lenses before applying make-up. Always wash your hands with mild soap before inserting the lenses. Do not use moisturizing soaps or oil-based products. Dry your hands thoroughly with a lint-free towel. Keep your fingernails short to avoid scratching your lenses and eyes. Remove the lens from the lens case or from a package. Place the lens in the palm of your hand, wet it with lens fluid and rub gently with your finger. Although some brands offer "no-rub" lenses, most opticians recommend that you always rub the lens gently for extra cleaning. Place the lens on your index finger. It should look like a bowl. If the edges of the lens point outward, the lens is inside out. It can be hard to see, but most lenses have a small mark that indicates the outside and inside (eg letters or numbers) so you can tell which side is out and which is in. Balance the lens on your index finger and use the middle finger to pull down the lower eyelid and the other hand to lift the upper. Try not to blink and be still. It may help to look up to avoid blinking. It may be difficult at first, but practice makes perfect. Place the lens lightly and carefully on the eye. Blink a few times to align the lens over the iris. If necessary, you can touch the lens a little to place it correctly. If you feel any discomfort or irritation, remove the lens, wash it thoroughly and try again. Repeat the same process with the other eye. Empty the lens case of lens fluid so that you remember to top up with new and fresh lens fluid the next time you take the lenses out. Removing contact lenses - step by step Before you start, wash your hands as you did when inserting the lenses. If you wear makeup, remove the lenses before washing your face. Also prepare everything you need, such as lens case, lens fluid, mirror and other conceivable articles. If you wish, you can moisten your eyes with eye drops or eye spray to facilitate the removal of the lens. One or two drops per eye is enough to make the process easier and more comfortable, especially if you suffer from dry eyes or if your eyes become drier during the day. Look up and pull down the lower eyelid slowly with the middle finger of your dominant hand. Be careful when poking the sensitive skin around the eyes. Take it easy and proceed methodically. Gently touch the lens with your index finger and pull it with the same hand you are holding your lower eyelid with to the lower part of the eye. Be sure to pull it to the white part to avoid damaging the cornea. Gently press the lens with your index finger and thumb and place it in a lens case with new lens fluid. Throw away the lens when the period of use has expired. Clean the lens case regularly and replace it with every new bottle of lens solution, or at least every three months. Repeat this process, using the same hand, for your other eye Good advice for handling your lenses Wash your hands thoroughly before handling your colored lenses Leave the lens in a lens case with lens fluid overnight Do not shower, swim and sleep with the lenses in your eyes Never wash eyes or lenses with tap water or saliva Remove the lenses as soon as you feel the slightest discomfort Do not use lenses if your eyes are irritated, dry or red Never share lenses with anyone else Do not wear lenses longer than 8 hours per day Listen to the advice you received from the optician Do not wear the same lens longer than the recommended lifespan Never reuse lens fluid Never use a lens that is not 100% whole Do not use lens that is dirty or dusty Close your eyes when applying makeup or hairspray that may stick to the lens
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Dette fynske vidunder, brunsviger, er en sikker vinder - hver gang! Her er den klassiske brunsviger med det helt rigtige forhold mellem dej og snask - så du behøver ikke doble fyldet op. Hjemmelavet brunsviger er et hit både til eftermiddagskaffen og brunchen - og mon ikke også det vil gøre lykke, hvis du skærer din brunsviger ud som en kagekone eller kagemand?
A tribute in form of a collection. All artwork by Jean Giraud aka Moebius. Documentaries: Film Watch animated Arzak Rhapsody with original illustrations: Dieter Moebius live sets Listen to: “Five episodes from Le garage hermetique” is a trip into the imaginative world of French artist and writer Moebius (Jean Giraud)freely transformed in music by Di Bos (La bèl curator with Elisa Luu). Links: Official Illustration website Official Music Website Wikipedia We Love Everything2 Squidoo
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