watering process so that you can see the magic of resurrection ok so we just want to the roots the risperdal. give the leaves a little bit of slack rain transmitter and rain and the thing about farmers in africa is that all in all the only culture is rain baby so those who can afford irrigation great but if there's no rain for the bulk of us there's no crop in the nice thing about this type of crop is that it will start off well if there's lots of rain it will continue well if there's lots of rain but should there be a drop in the plant won't die when the next rain comes it will continue growing the farmer can at least get a lot of history and you can get another chance of life as a group. talk to fans teams first objective is to understand what gives these plants these unique properties like we did here it was like we extracted some of these proteins from one of the resurrection plants and it runs reduce genes to the book tyria so now you're trying to produce proteins in a large scale so these proteins are part of the plant's arsenal to protect itself against the lack of water correct right

of firebrand candidates and a complete collapse of the traditional political establishment have risperdal doubts about the future of government and geopolitics to distill all of that and more down sat down recently with cultural historian and social critic morris berman here's a preview of their conversation america one time was the hope of the world it was that beacon of light that the new world the promise of but a better tomorrow and i think most people have come to the realization of no it's not so where is the hope in the modern world on a global level is it in subcultures that you see in any nation or is it really in subgroups and sub states. what we're talking about something now is a really good question and we're talking about something now that's much larger than just the united states. if we can say is the world systems analysis school does people like emmanuel wallerstein capitalisms day was roughly fifteen hundred to twenty one hundred that's the arc of of capital is expensive if we can say that that's the period then what what we have to look at is what's good how is that go

of firebrand candidates and a complete collapse of the traditional political establishment have risperdal doubts about the future of government and geopolitics to distill all of that and more down sat down recently with cultural historian and social critic morris berman here's a preview of their conversation america one time was the hope of the world it was that beacon of light that the new world the promise of but a better tomorrow and i think most people come to the realization of no it's not so where is the hope in the modern world on a global level is it in subcultures that you see any nation or is it really in subgroups and sub states what we're talking about something now is a really good question and we're talking about something now that's much larger than just the united states. if we can say is the world systems analysis school does people like emmanuel wallerstein capitalisms day was roughly fifteen hundred to twenty one hundred was expensive if we can seem to be replace because it will if there's anything. i mean any story in with his brain knows that if you study history long