He's very light and nurturing.
Since the lobby doesn't offer enough light to nurture the plants, carefully concealed in each terrarium are full-spectrum lights programmed on timers to simulate 13 hours of daylight.
The conscious desire is to achieve a state, even momentarily, that like light is unbounded, nurturing, suffused with wisdom and creation, a state which one has absorbed that very darkness which before was the perpetual sign of defeat.
The police said the factorylike operation used miles of irrigation piping and 1,000 hydroponic lights to nurture plants in an area of 60,000 square feet.
Talk of the industry, which Mr. DeMarco believes "will not rebound for the foreseeable future," seems in some ways to have already been consumed by these old flames, which were lighted and nurtured by his illuminated manuscripts, gilt-edged bindings, illustrated editions of Chaucer, and ancient bronze statues.
Although seldom in the public light, he everywhere nurtured beauty, from the many gifts he made to The Museum of Modern Art, to his influence on Philip's collecting and giving, through the spectacular Jasper Johns exhibition that he organized for the Whitney Museum of American Art in 1977, to his recent work at the new George Ohr museum in Biloxi, Mississippi.
With the interventions that Kaiser is implementing and the programming that Common Threads and other nonprofits like Wellness in the Schools, Pilot Light, and Nurture are providing, children and their families receive skills that can last a lifetime.
Despite the film's topics Mr. Schlöndorff preserved "a light rhythm" on the set, Mr. Bennent said, nurturing a sense of play in the young actor.
Despite the film's topics Mr. Schl?rff preserved "a light rhythm" on the set, Mr. Bennent said, nurturing a sense of play in the young actor.
One of his hobbies is rescuing abandoned bird eggs and nurturing them in cages warmed by light bulbs until they hatch.
