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La Ebanisteria: Pluie de Couleurs, 1 67

Following a light microscopy
examination, it was initially
thought that the rains were
coloured by fallout from a
hypothetical meteor burst, but
a study commissioned by the
Government of India concluded
that the rains had been coloured
by airborne spores from locally
prolific terrestrial algae.
It was not until early 2006 that
the coloured rains of Kerala
gained widespread attention
when the popular media reported
that Godfrey Louis and Santhosh
Kumar of the Mahatma Gandhi
University in Kottayam proposed
a controversial argument that
the coloured particles were
extraterrestrial cells. Red rains
were also reported from 15
November 2012 to 27 December
2012 occasionally in eastern
and north-central provinces of
Sri Lanka, where scientists from
the Sri Lanka Medical Research
Institute (MRI) are investigating to
ascertain their cause.[12][13][14]
THE KERALA RED RAIN
PHENOMENON WAS A
RED RAIN EVENT THAT
OCCURRED FROM 25 JULY
TO 23 SEPTEMBER 2001,
WHEN HEAVY DOWNPOURS
OF RED-COLOURED RAIN
FELL SPORADICALLY ON THE
SOUTHERN INDIAN STATE OF
KERALA, STAINING CLOTHES
PINK. YELLOW, GREEN,
AND BLACK RAIN WAS ALSO
REPORTED. COLOURED RAIN
WAS ALSO REPORTED IN
KERALA IN 1896 AND SEVERAL
TIMES SINCE, MOST RECENTLY
IN JUNE 2012. THE RAIN WAS
CAUSED BY AREAL SPORES OF
MICROALGAE TRENTEPOHLIA
ANNULATA.
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Color Glossary
Basically, this is where you
should put the bulk of your
clothing budget, as they will last
a long time and are timeless in
sense of fashion.
Neutral colour
01
Basic concepts
You will need some contrast
between colours to enhance
your look. Avoid yellow and
golden based colours unless
you balance them with cool
shades and tones.
Cool colours
02
Warm tones look beautiful
in “earthy” shades like burnt
orange, cream, saturated sunny
yellow, brown, dark leafy green,
and that shade of red maple
leaves turn when autumn comes
your way.
Warm colours
03
MONOCHROME creations
are genderless, singular and
timeless, coming from nowhere
but made to wear anywhere and
by anyone.
Monochromatic colours
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