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 Can you tell me why you're the better choice?   Internet Marketing,Marketing, Business It’s planting season. My usual part-time workload has temporarily doubled. My expertise is in flowering plants, perennials and annuals artfully overflowing  their pots and landscapes drenched in color. This year, my vegetable gardening colleague brought new life into the world in the form of a daughter rather than an edible plant and so is out on maternity leave. Starting vegetables from seed and ensuring their safe passage from packet to seedling to soil has expanded my love of all things dirt life. Have you ever seen a lettuce seed? Where does one find one on the head? Lettuce seeds resemble a tiny sliver of silver, radish seeds and are other-worldly, like mini asteroids. Here comes the part where I relate this to the title of this article. After weeks of greenhouse tending it was time to get things into the ground . The end result of that for the plants is happiness, room to spread ...

 Kenya Black Rhino Birth Provides Glimmer of Hope   NARIOBI— Last May, a female black rhino named Naitamany was moved from Lewa Wildlife Conservancy to the Sera Community Rhino Sanctuary as part of a project to reintroduce black rhinos to the Samburu region of Kenya, once a rhino stronghold.  She was about five months pregnant at the time.  This month, the mama rhino gave birth to a healthy calf, making it the first black rhino in more than 25 years to be born on community land in northern Kenya. Conservationists are pleased with this glimmer of hope, given that a surge in poaching has resulted in black rhinos being listed as critically endangered, with  only about 5,000 left in the world. "It shows the potential of Sera as a conservancy, to not only host black rhino of breeding population, but also their capability in managing such a population ," said Antony  Wandera, senior research and monitoring officer for the Northern Rangelands Trust, an umbrella o...