#18thpresident

[knowledge-runs-supreme]

And... Coming Up Next. American Ulysses A Life of Ulysses S. Grant By: Ronald C. White Narrated by: Arthur Morey "A major new biography of the Civil War general and American president, by the author of the New York Times bestseller A. Lincoln. The dramatic story of one of America's greatest and most misunderstood military leaders and presidents, this is a major new interpretation of Ulysses S. Grant. Based on 7 years of research with primary documents, some of them never tapped before, this is destined to become the Grant biography of our times." - Publisher's Summary On our final book to end 2021 we (if you join me) will get to know the history of our 18th President of the U.S.A. Where he comes from, his family's history, his education. Everything the could have possibly modeled the mind of this man. So, if you would; join me in this trip back to our early history and rediscover this legendary man named Ulysses. "In a time where horses were a way of life. The man whom horses trust; is the kind of man who can be trusted" #Grant #UlyssesSGrant #USHistory #potus #generalGrant #USA #UnitedStates #GoldMedal #civilwar #America #meetGrant #westpoint #army #audiblebooks #bookstagram #booksoftwitter #book #books #18thpresident (at Coppell, Texas) https://www.instagram.com/p/CYC6A9zpmJGdw7obdlMKygKm7aggq91H4vdAZk0/?utm_medium=tumblr

[executiveevents]

#executiveevents #executiveevents_kerala #rotaryclubofcochinglobal #rotary #rotarycochin ##installationceremony2021 #rotaryyear2021-2022 #withsoul #creativity #love #cochinglobal #18thpresident #servetochangelives #blessings #purityatlakevembanadu #ceremony # meraki #events #eventmanager #eventmanagementcompany #eventmanagement #eventscochin #eventmanagerscochin #eventskochi #eventmanagerskochi #kochievents #keralaevents #keralaeventmanagement #keralaeventmanagers #eventplannerkochi #eventslife (at Lake Vembanad) https://www.instagram.com/p/CR0-qirJRy-/?utm_medium=tumblr

[instapicsil2]

The history in our state's capital city is just astounding. Ulysses Grant; President, General, American legend; received his first commission of the Civil War at Springfield's Camp Yates, located at what is now Dubois School (yes, on Lincoln Ave.). This marker as you enter the school commemorates the significant location of not just our state's history, but the history of our United States. #USGrant #18thPresident #IllinoisProud #SonsOfUnionVeterans http://ift.tt/2tEfDzT

[instatrack]

The history in our state's capital city is just astounding. Ulysses Grant; President, General, American legend; received his first commission of the Civil War at Springfield's Camp Yates, located at what is now Dubois School (yes, on Lincoln Ave.). This marker as you enter the school commemorates the significant location of not just our state's history, but the history of our United States. #USGrant #18thPresident #IllinoisProud #SonsOfUnionVeterans http://ift.tt/2tEfDzT

[lizardbeans]

hello, sorry if you've already answered this, but why must leopard geckos be fed LIVE insects?

Hi! For one most leopard geckos won't even bother with any food pellets or dried insects. The other problem is these insects are very low on any nutrition, where as live insects are packed with nutrients. Even if the dried insects were gut loaded prior they still do not have the nutrition needed to support a healthy life for a leopard gecko. Its like eating potato chips vs vegetables. Its also the same as a veggie picked straight from the garden has more vitamins and nutritional value than a veggie thats been sitting in your fridge for a few days. Pellet foods aren't even worth trying or giving even as a treat as again, leos most likely wont even eat it. the other problem with pellet foods is its very low on nutrition and is full of fillers and other added ingredients that leos have no need for. Canned insects are not only gross but follow the same rule. Not much nutrition to support a healthy leopard gecko. As soon as anything dies it starts to decay and loose nutritional value. Leopard geckos might live or survive on these diets, but it will not support health or keep them healthy. They will not thrive on these diets. There is a huge difference between living and thriving. If you (not meaning you specifically, I mean anyone on this) can not handle feeding live insects then any insectivorous / omnivorous reptile is not for you.I hope that answered your question! And hopefully it doesn't sound rude oAo its not intended that way.