Investigating the role of economics in tackling issues in global agricultural development. Tuesday, May 6, 2014. This past March, K-State send me to Africa for a month. It was one great adventure. Here are a few details! Though not very evident from the picture, South Africa is the corn capital of Africa. The highlight of my trip? Getting to see my Uncle Tom and Aunt Marcy in Niamey, Africa! Also, I must note that Niger has been extremely blessed.

Is marked private by its owner. If you were invited to view this site, please log in. Below Read more about privacy settings. Larr; Back to WordPress.

A Blog About Gaming the Ancient Near East. The following is the first hex encounter I had my players stumble across when we started the First Cities campaign. My plan over the next few weeks is to drop a few more of these on the blog before returning to some more world-building posts. Whoever obliterates this inscription, may Niŝ uproot him and destroy his lineage! Used by Creative Commons License.

Sunday, May 10, 2015. For several days leading up to it, I started celebrating in little ways here and there. My students decided to help out with the week-long celebration. One day, a student brought me a yellow doughnut! My favorite color is yellow! Next time, I will wa.

Sunday, May 3, 2015. Some are raised locally and others are imported from neighboring countries. The vendors do a brisk market with people walking or driving by or taxis pulling over to allow their clients to buy up a dishful or two.