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Women In Theory2 months ago
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Sustainable Development Goals 2023-244 months ago
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How to read Gita?6 months ago
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- Schwartz and Engelhardt on Iraq
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4 comments:
What are all those colored powders? Are they pigments for painting?
On Holi, the colors are used to splash other people, till they look like this (picked randomly from the web)
(somebody's Holi celebration at U. Notre Dame)
There are other fun uses of the colored powders, I'll post another pic. later.
That looks like a lot of fun!
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