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Puppeteer, actor, musician, and master of voices, Jerry Nelson originally joined Henson & Company as a temporary replacement for Frank Oz, who had been drafted into the armed services in the 60's. He later re-joined the crew as a full-time performer in the 70's, and has since been heavily involved in almost every major Muppet project, including Sesame Street (1969), The Muppet Show (1976), Fraggle Rock (1983) and feature films. Memorable characters include "The Count", "Herry Monster", "Mumford the Magician", "Robin the Frog", "Crazy Harry" and "Gobo". Come the late 1990s, Nelson has begun to focus more on his musical career but continues his involvement in The Muppets. - IMDb Mini Biography By: The Muppet Avenger
Amazon Video has the most number of Jerry Nelson's flixes, followed by YouTube compared to other streaming platforms. See the full graph below.
Jerry Nelson on average has worked on 1 movies per year from 1970 to 2017. See the full graphs of the number of Jerry Nelson movies released per year from 1981 till 2017.
Jerry Nelson works mostly in Family Genre followed by Comedy Genre flixes. 34% of Jerry Nelson movies are Family Genre movies. See Top Genres that Jerry Nelson worked on in the graph below.
On average the IMDB score of the movies that Jerry Nelson has worked on is 7.7.
Jerry Nelson's Movies and Tv Series available to Stream now ..
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Christmas Eve on Sesame Street (1978)
Big Bird worries when Oscar tells him that if Santa Claus can't fit down the chimney on Christmas Eve, nobody would get presents.
The Secret Life of Toys (1994)
A group of toys (including wise old Balthasar the bear, 'plush' Rugby the tiger, Raisin the doll, and Mew, the cat's toy mouse) come alive while the children are away, having adventures and...
8.2/10 \N min
Comedy,Drama,Family
Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas (1977)
A poor otter family risks everything for the chance to win the cash prize of a talent contest for Christmas.
Adventure,Comedy,Family
Fraggle Songs: A Musical History of Fraggle Rock (1983)
The adventures of the various inhabitants of an underground civilization.
Family,Fantasy,Musical
The Christmas Toy (1986)
When no people are around, the toys still play in the playroom. But since a toy will be frozen forever if a person catches it out of position, they have to be very careful. It's Christmas ...
The Muppet Christmas Carol (1992)
The Muppet characters tell their version of the classic tale of an old and bitter miser's redemption on Christmas Eve.
Available in 11 platform(s).
Family,Music
Sesame Street Jam: A Musical Celebration (1993)
Everyone's invited as Sesame Street celebrates its 25th birthday! The whole family will want to sing along with this special hour-long collection of favorite Sesame Street songs.
The Muppet Movie (1979)
Kermit and his newfound friends trek across America to find success in Hollywood, but a frog legs merchant is after Kermit.


As for me and my professional life, I wanted to believe that my work was as principled as Vernon's, though—I don't know—maybe I hadn't yet worked out what those principles were.
"The 18th Annual Convention of Doctors Whose Fathers Were Helplessly Dying" at The Junction.
A soggy, humid night outside the Four Points by Sheraton, on Airport Access Blvd. in Tallahassee, Florida.
The Secretary of Groveland" in Cottonwood.
"The White Man's Incredulity Furrows His Brow" in Puerto Del Sol.
I noticed him, his newness, right away at the copier, with his flubby girth and tight clothes, leaning over the buttons in a panic, as if at an ATM with a gun to his back.
"28 Things About the Beast" in Qwerty.
Then The Beast appeared on the horizon, its ears first, then hoary eyes, leather nose, fattened cheeks the color of yellow omelets.


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Q: How to calculate $\operatorname{Var}(b_0)$ where $b_0$ is estimator for $\beta_0$ in $y_i=\beta_0+\beta_1x_i+\epsilon_i$ Consider the equation $y_i=\beta_0+\beta_1x_i+\epsilon_i$ for $i=1, \dotsc, n$.
We have unbiased estimators $b_0$ and $b_1$ for $\beta_0$ and $\beta_1$ respectively, where $b_0=\bar{y}-b_1\bar{x}$ and $b_1= S_{xy} / S_{xx}$.
One can easily show that
$$
    \operatorname{Var}(b_1)
  = \operatorname{Var}\left( \frac{S_{xy}}{S_{xx}} \right)
  = \frac{1}{S_{xx}^2} \operatorname{Var}(S_{xy})
  = \frac{\sigma^2}{S_{xx}}.
$$
Now, I'm trying to find $\operatorname{Var}(b_0)$ as follows:
$$
    \operatorname{Var}(b_0)
  = \operatorname{Var}(\bar{y}) - \operatorname{Var}(b_1\bar{x})
  = \operatorname{Var}(\bar{y})-\bar{x}^2 \operatorname{Var}(b_1)
  = \operatorname{Var}(\bar{y})-\frac{\bar{x}^2\sigma^2}{S_{xx}}.
$$
Now,
$$
    \operatorname{Var}(\bar{y})
  = \operatorname{Var}\left( \frac{1}{n}\sum y_i \right)
  = \frac{1}{n^2} \sum \operatorname{Var}(y_i)
  = \frac{\sigma^2n}{n^2}
  = \frac{\sigma^2}{n}.
$$
Therefore,
$$
    \operatorname{Var}(b_0)
  = \frac{\sigma^2}{n}-\frac{\bar{x}^2\sigma^2}{S_{xx}}.
$$
But according to the answer given in my book, it says
$$
    \operatorname{Var}(b_0)
  = \frac{\sigma^2}{n}+\frac{\bar{x}\sigma^2}{S_{xx}}.
$$
Note:
$$
 S_{xy} = \sum{x_i(y_i-\bar{y})},
 \qquad
 S_{xx} = \sum{x_i(x_i-\bar{x})}.
$$

A: $$
var(b_0) = var( \bar{y} ) + var(b_1 \bar{x} ) - 2cov(\bar{y} , b_1 \bar{x} ),
$$
where
$$
cov(\bar{y} , b_1 \bar{x} ) = \bar{x}cov\left( \bar{y}, b_1\right) = 0,
$$
as
\begin{align}
cov(\bar{y}, b_1) &= \frac{1}{nS_{xx}}cov\left(\sum y_i , \sum ( x_j - \bar{x})y_j \right)\\
& = \frac{1}{nS_{xx}}\sum ( x_j - \bar{x})\sigma ^ 2 \\
& = \frac{\sigma ^ 2 ( \bar{x}- \bar{x})}{nS_{xx}}\\
& = 0.
\end{align}
Hence,
$$
var(b_0) = var( \bar{y} ) + var(b_1 \bar{x} ) = \frac{\sigma ^ 2}{n} + \frac{\sigma^2 \bar{x} ^ 2}{ S_{xx}},
$$

A: Hint: The problematic part is

$\operatorname{Var}(b_0)   = \operatorname{Var}(\bar{y}) -
 \operatorname{Var}(b_1\bar{x})$

Suppose $U$ and $V$ are random variables with finite variances then the variance of the difference is
$Var(U-V)=Var(U)\color{red}+Var(V)-2Cov(U,V)$
If $U$ and $V$ are additionally independent then $Cov(U,V)=0$.

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Cardamom is widely used in Indian dishes—sweets as well as savouries—and is popular in Scandinavia for flavouring breads and cakes, notably Christmas cakes. In Asian and Middle Eastern cookery, cardamom is often used in desserts, and added to coffee and tea to enhance their fragrance. All the flavouring is in the tiny black seeds, and only a small quantity is required to impart their unique, fresh lemony taste.
In traditional Chinese and Indian medicine, cardamom has long been valued as a treatment for a range of digestive and respiratory disorders, as well as malaria. It is known to be strongly antiseptic, and can be chewed like gum to treat mouth and gum infections, and to freshen the breath.1 Cardamom is also thought to calm intestinal peristalsis, inhibit stomach ulcers, and reduce inflammation and cancer cell proliferation in the large intestines,2 which supports its traditional use as a warming, soothing digestive remedy to relieve colic. Some people find that cardamom can also ease acid reflux.
Sometimes known as the 'queen of spice', true cardamom (Elettaria cardamomum) is one of the world's most valued and expensive spices, only surpassed in price by vanilla and saffron.
The precious green seedpods come from certain varieties of the Elettaria genus of the ginger family (Zingiberaceae). However, buying true cardamom can be confusing as other, related cardamoms from the Amomum and Aframomum genera, which also belong to the ginger family, are available too.
These latter seeds have a strong camphor-like, smoky cardamom taste, partly because, traditionally, they are dried over open fires. The stronger-flavoured varieties are widely used in Chinese, Vietnamese and African cooking, but are also sold as cheap substitutes for the more highly valued and aromatic green Elettaria cardamoms.
Cardamom is available as whole pods, loose seeds and in powder form. The seeds quickly lose the intensity of their flavour once the pods are opened, so it's always best to buy whole pods and extract the seeds as required. Each pod contains 10-20 tiny, highly aromatic, dark brown or black seeds, which smell sharp and lemony.
NOTE: The seeds of seven whole cardamom pods are equivalent to 1 tsp of ground cardamom.
For centuries, ginger has been taken to ease rheumatic complaints, and modern evidence confirms it has anti-inflammatory effects and may also lower blood pressure.6 It can aid slimming if taken as a hot drink with food because, as well as giving a sense of fullness, it enhances the thermic effects of food, so reducing feelings of hunger. Widely used as a digestive aid, ginger can also be effective for motion sickness and nausea.7 It makes a warming drink and is thought to improve blood circulation.
Black cumin is often confused with kalonji (nigella seed/Nigella sativa), which also has medicinal properties. The latter, known as black seed, Kashmiri cumin, gov-zira or kala zeera, is synonymous with (or very closely related to) Bunium bulbocastanum, also known as the great pignut or earth chestnut.
Black cumin seeds are ridged and similar to caraway seeds in shape, but are longer and narrower. The plant, like caraway, is a member of the parsley family (Apiaceae), and is native to the mountains of Central Asia, where it can be found on dry, exposed grassy slopes. Nowadays, it has become naturalized to parts of Southeastern Europe, Central and South Asia, and Northern India, where it is grown commercially, especially in Kashmir.
Black cumin is popular in Northern Indian, Arabian and Caucasian cuisine. Much valued in Moghul cooking (known for its heavy use of aromatic spices, dried fruit and rich sauces), black cumin adds a pleasant, slightly sweet, nutty flavour to dishes and drinks. It is one of the key ingredients in the traditional Bengali five-spice mixture panch phoron.
Rich in volatile oils such as p-menthane, terpinene and cuminaldehyde, studies show that black cumin has strong antihistaminic and bronchodilatory effects.3 Traditionally, the seeds have been used for relieving diarrhoea and indigestion,4 and black cumin tisanes have been shown to lower blood sugar, making it helpful in the management of type 2 diabetes and obesity.5 The essential oil has a history of use in Ayurvedic medicine for digestive problems, infections and, externally, for injuries, bruises and boils.
As the taste of black cumin depends on the volatile oils contained in the seeds, it is advisable to buy whole seeds and grind them as needed to avoid any loss of flavour. Store the seeds in an airtight container and out of direct sunlight, and use within a year.
Heat 1 Tbsp oil in a wok or large, heavy frying pan over high heat. Add the onions, almonds and cashews, and stir-fry until they just start to colour. Remove them from the pan and leave to one side.
Grind all the spices together using a mortar and pestle or grinder.
Return pan to heat, adding a little more oil if necessary, and add the mushrooms, potatoes, ground spices and a little salt. Add all the remaining ingredients and heat through, stirring continuously.
Add 700 mL/24 fl oz/3 cups of water to cover all the ingredients and bring to the boil. Turn the heat down, cover and leave to simmer gently for about 20 minutes, or until all the water is absorbed and the rice is cooked, adding a little more water if required.
Return the cooked onion and nuts to the pan, heat through and serve hot.
Variation: For a meat version, replace mushrooms with minced/ground beef, browning it before adding the potato.


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Work And Careers
Should whistleblowers receive a reward for speaking up?
Dennis Gentilin
Updated Jun 28, 2016 – 2.34pm, first published at 12.15am
The high-profile actions of whistleblowers in organisations like CommInsure, Thiess and 7-Eleven are a positive development and proving to be a catalyst for change.
And there is no question that change is needed. At the organisational level, companies must recognise the enormous benefits associated with giving employees a voice. Even the best compliance framework has limitations and the most effective way to overcome these is to promote and embrace a speak-up culture.
What motivates some people to speak up on ethical issues when others may not, especially in environments that may not encourage them to do so? And would the introduction of a reward system necessarily change this?
World-first Australian research will look at the experiences of whistleblowers. Tamara Voninski
An Australian research initiative, Whistling While They Work, led by Griffith University's A J Brown, will help shed light on some of these unknowns. The research, which is open to any Australian or New Zealand organisation, is ambitious in its reach. It will explore, among other things, the incidence and significance of whistleblowing, the experience of whistleblowers, and what constitutes superior or inferior organisational responses. It is the first research project of its kind, worldwide, to explore the latter of the above issues.
The research will be revealing and provide much needed data. In addition to confirming some of the existing knowledge base, I expect it will uncover numerous examples of employees who, after having exposed wrongdoing in their organisations, have flourished rather than suffered through the ordeal. We need more of these stories.
I recently attended a conference at the Stern School of Business in New York hosted by Ethical Systems and the Behavioral Science and Policy Association. One of the panel discussions was aptly titled Beyond carrots and sticks: How to encourage a speak-up culture. The panellists, comprising leading academics and practitioners, discussed some of the factors we know can help or hinder the development of a speak-up culture.
For example, working for ethical leaders and being surrounded by supportive colleagues greatly increases the likelihood that people will speak up. So too does the existence of "psychological safety", a dynamic where people feel that they not only can voice their values, but when they do so they won't be ignored or shunned.
On the flip side, people will be far less likely to speak up in organisations where it is perceived that there is no justice, or that raising concerns comes with consequences. That is to say, "fear and futility" are two of the biggest silencers of employee voice.
The risk with adding incentives into the mix is that they skew motivations, creating scenarios where people view whistleblowing as an opportunity to "hit the jackpot" rather than an act of virtue, something that the US experience has demonstrated. I find it ironic that we view incentives as a potential mechanism to help address some of the challenges associated with whistleblowing given the central role they have played in many of the ethical failures we have witnessed in the business world.
Carrots and sticks are not the answer. The best approach is to create environments within organisations where speaking up is encouraged, embraced and normalised. But I stand to be corrected once the Whistling While They Work data speaks.
Dennis Gentilin is the author of The Origins of Ethical Failures (Routledge, 2016) and is an honorary fellow at the Centre for Ethical Leadership.
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Ray Stevens has been played on NTS in shows including High Noon w/ Dina J, featured first on 12 April 2019. Songs played include Laughing Over My Grave.
(For the actor and singer with The Village People, see Ray Stephens.)
Ray Stevens (born Harold Ray Ragsdale, 24th January 1939) is an American country and pop singer-songwriter, best known for a series of irreverent, quirky singles such as "Mississippi Squirrel Revival" and "The Streak". His recording career began with two singles released on Prep Records, followed by a short stint with Capitol Records. Both contracts were made with the help of Atlanta, Georgia music maven Bill Lowery.
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This entry was posted in Racing on December 19, 2010 by Steve Tilford.
We got back to Kansas around 9pm. Way too long of a drive for my liking for some reason. I have a vicodin hangover today. It might be because I didn't really eat anything yesterday, ate vicodin and then went to Keith Walberg's work, Gizmo Pictures, Christmas party and drank red wine. Believe me, not a good recipe for feeling good the next day.
I started taking antibiotics this morning. I was trying to avoid that, but that didn't work out. When I take antibiotics, I can't get out of my own way on a bike. Sometimes it lasts for a few weeks. Sometimes longer.
It's going to be nearly 50 today. We're going out for a few hour road ride. I have a splitting headache. Riding usually helps that. I hope that is the case here.
Catherine and Trudi at the party.
They had great local music at the party.


Bar Refaeli smells like J'Adore by Dior.
For face wash, she swears by Shisheido.
But one area in which the 24-year-old supermodel refuses to splurge is in the unmentionables department.
Like every smart shopper, Bar likes to make sure she gets the most bang for her buck, and when it comes to clothing, Bar is all about Rampage. The Israeli beauty shows off in OK!'s exclusive behind-the-scenes look at their spring line, which is featured in the issue on newsstands now.
Dari was on hand for the photo shoot, which took place at Paris Hilton's old home in West Hollywood.
What might surprise us about the onetime Hilton home?
As Bar rocked out to tunes from Madonna and Lady Gaga on set, the supermodel broke out a photo of a special someone.
Hm, what did Bar look like when she arrived?
What is it about Bar that makes her so attractive to leading men like boyfriend Leonard DiCaprio?
Getting ready for a shoot doesn't come completely natural for Bar, however.
Pick up the OK! on newsstands now to get Bar's beauty tips and check out her photos from the spring Rampage campaign. The cover line is Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt/"Yes! They're Together Again." And, check out Rampage on sale now at Macy's.


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Lucas Jennis (1590-1630) fue un grabador alemán. Fue el principal editor de obras alquímicas de su tiempo.

Biografía
Jennis nació de Lucas Jennis el Viejo en Frankfurt. Su padre fue un rico orfebre, joyero y grabador que había huido de la persecución en Bruselas.

El padre de Jennis murió en 1606. Un año después, Johann Israel de Bry (1565-1609) se casó con la madre viuda de Jennis. Jennis era ahora miembro de la familia de Bry, que era famosa por su trabajo de grabado. Johann Theodor de Bry (1561-1623) fue su tío político.

Obra
La carrera editorial de Jennis comenzó alrededor de 1616. Trabajó en Oppenheim y Frankfurt. En ese tiempo publicó las obras alquímicas de Michael Maier, Johann Daniel Mylius, Daniel Stolz von Stolzenberg, Thomas Norton y muchos otros.

Su trabajo fue un aspecto influyente de la alquimia del siglo XVII, que vio la impresión de un número sin precedentes de textos alquímicos. Sus grabados en cobre se utilizaron en la producción de emblemas herméticos, utilizados para transmitir pictóricamente las ideas simbólicas en la alquimia.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Lista de libros de alquimia impresos por Jennis. Adam McLean. The Alchemy Website.

Grabadores del siglo XVII
Grabadores de Alemania

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The bronze bell was placed behind the Indies Monument in 1995 and was sounded for the first time in the presence of Queen Beatrix. The bell reminds visitors to the Indies Monument that they are standing on a sacred spot.
The funds for the bell were raised because it was felt that this monument should also have a sound, a voice. A voice which not only commemorates the war victims of the past, but also constantly calls on and encourages everyone to strive for peace, both now and in the future.


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Ghaleb is a given name. Notable people with the name include:

Ghaleb Awwali, Lebanese Islamic Jihad official assassinated in a car bombing in Beirut in 2004
Ghaleb Moussa Abdalla Bader (born 1951), Jordanian Roman Catholic bishop, Archbishop emeritus of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Algiers
Ghaleb Barakat (1927–2014), Jordanian politician and diplomat
Ghaleb Bencheikh (born 1960), Doctor of Science and physics from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Ibrahim Ghaleb (born 1990), Saudi Arabian footballer
Mohammed Murad Ghaleb (1922–2007), Egyptian politician and diplomat who studied medicine at Cairo University
Seifollah Ghaleb (born 1916), Egyptian sports shooter
Ali Ghaleb Himmat (born 1938), Italian businessman
Ghaleb Husseini, Chemical Engineering professor at the American University of Sharjah
Ghaleb Majadele (born 1953), Israeli Arab politician
Ghaleb Rida (born 1981), professional Lebanese basketball player
Ghaleb Zubi (born 1943), Jordanian lawyer and politician in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan

See also
Mit Abou Ghaleb, a village in Damietta Governorate, Egypt
Sarollah Shah-e Ghaleb, a village in Khuzestan Province, Iran
Shah Ghaleb, a village in Boyer-Ahmad Province, Iran
Galeb (disambiguation)
Ghale


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Vladimir Putin's Russia proves time and again it is not America's ally. Too bad President Barack Obama can't seem to figure that out.
Reports are emerging that the Russian president had some Fourth of July fun at Obama's expense earlier this month.
While many Americans were enjoying barbecues and beaches, U.S. Air Force pilots were ordered to intercept Russian Bear bombers – planes capable of carrying nuclear weapons – flying too close for comfort along the California coast.
"Good morning, American pilots. We are here to greet you on your Fourth of July Independence Day," the message said.
As if that weren't ominous enough, a nearly identical and simultaneous incident occurred in the Alaska Air Defense Identification Zone, Fox reported.
Russian bombers never entered U.S. airspace, but were in areas where the U.S. military has said they would be intercepted.
To add insult to injury, Putin reportedly called Obama to wish him a happy Fourth of July while the incidents were occurring.
The Russians have been ramping up their taunts during Obama's "progressive" presidency.
"That's two to three times the number of incidents that happened in 2013," he said.


I drew one of the Private Eye Christmas cards this year. You can see it by taking a magnifying glass to the bottom right-hand corner of the above promo image. Yes, it's another snowman cartoon (I'll post it here nearer the time). You get the pack of 12 cards when you subscribe, but they're also available to buy. Visit the Private Eye website.


Follow the below strategy with Patience and proper risk taking capacity, you will get success to earn money in stock market.
It's pretty much helpful for beginner in the stock market. In this video, discussed about Stock, Exchanges, Sectors and Index.


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I just picked up this off E-bay. This will go nicely in my ECW / 17th. century library.
Will post more info. when it arrives.
For anyone interested in military history or this time period in general, seems to be a fine book.
Not much in way of pictures or illustrations,but looks to be a very comprehensive look at military happenings of the era.
Definitely a good e-bay find for the price.


A major humanitarian crisis and child protection failure are unfolding across Europe. In 2015, more than one million refugees and displaced people arrived in Europe - most fleeing conflict, persecution or poverty. While aid agencies and grassroots groups have stepped in to provide crucial short-term aid, the absence of human rights centred political action means that a long-term resolution to the situation seems a distant possibility. We aim to change that.
A severe human crisis and child protection failure are unfolding in Europe. Refugees and displaced people arriving to seek sanctuary here are experiencing wide-ranging human rights violations and inhumane living conditions. We are convinced that this human suffering is unnecessary and avoidable, and we're determined to play our part in addressing the situation.
Our model is unique. We don't just campaign on behalf of refugees and displaced people - we go out to refugee camps and communities with independent researchers to document exactly what is going on. We then take our reports to policymakers, governments, members of Parliament and international media, and ask that the basic human rights of refugees and displaced people are upheld on European soil.
On the one hand, we hope that our independent research will provide influencers and policymakers with a powerful tool - enabling them to identify specific problem areas and work towards taking firm policy action that upholds the human rights of refugees and displaced people. We moreover work to bring in a more nuanced image of refugees into public discourse, encouraging increased solidarity and mutual respect.


Quinta do Quetzal elaborates this Quinta do Quetzal Guadalupe Rosé 2016 (£5.06), a rosé wine from the region of Alentejo that contains syrah and aragonêz of 2016 and comes with an alcohol content of 12%. At Uvinum, this rosé wine scores an average rate of 4 of 5 points.
- Nose: fruity, fresh and well balanced.
- Mouth: a very pleasant taste of raspberries and a hint of strawberry.
PAIRING: sushi, fish and salads.
A fruity, fresh, well balanced wine, with a very pleasant taste of raspberries and a hint of strawberries. Share it with friends.
Has a very cheerful colour. Smells fresh, like a young wine. Very light, pleasent.
A 2015 goes fine with snacks.
Drinking it with a lover for a romantic dinner is perfect.
A fruity, fresh, well balanced wine, with a very pleasant taste of raspberries and a hint of strawberries . Share it with friends .
Intense pink with bright reflections. Blackberry and raspberry scent. Roasted flavours.
A Alentejo is better to be discovered alone.
15,5 pts Wine Mag PT - A Fruity, fresh and well balanced wine, with a very nice taste off raspberries and a touch off strawberries.
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Eric Baus is the author of The Tranquilized Tongue (City Lights, 2014). He teaches at Regis University and lives in Denver, Colorado.
covered every window in the house with x-rays of my bandaged eye.
"spilled sand and lamplight" has been my sister for a while now.
The street grew only strangers. All the faces we were wore slings. An ingrown arena peered out from our sigh. We spread ourselves out to feel the glass in a crowd. We prayed to a dog, then some flies. Our solo was a burning zither, not a kite.
Venom erupted from the trees when the vital system of the brook reset its serum stem. Can suspended snakes compose a more careless music? Do two detached wings count as an exoskeletal gesture? A hiss is the sound the sky would make if these leaves revived their flight.


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We just passed the 7-month mark with our little guy. There are so many fun things happening with him right now. What that stood out the most to me this week were his sounds. He has quite […]
We just passed the 7-month mark with our little guy. There are so many fun things happening with him right now. What that stood out the most to me this week were his sounds. He has quite a few of them now, and they are all hilarious.
One of my favorite noises is one I like to call "motorboat." At the most random times, he will press his lips together into a kind of pucker and start blowing through them, producing a sputtering sound much like an old rickety motorboat. It's usually accompanied by a frothy cloud of spit bubbles that gathers around the edges of his mouth, eventually dripping down off his chin. He'll do this for a couple of minutes at a time, pausing only to inhale more air to keep the sound going. It gets everyone else in our family laughing hysterically. He usually ends his concert with a huge grin that spreads across his entire face and a standing ovation from his audience.
He also recently started doing another noise that I refer to as "nom nom." He usually performs this number at inconvenient times such as the middle of an important conversation or right at our favorite part of the song we're all listening to. He makes this sound while nursing. While he's latched on, he will make a noise between breaths that sounds like he's loudly humming a heavy metal ballad. It sounds a little bit like he's trying to say the words "nom nom" but with a boob in his mouth. It's surprisingly loud, which makes it extremely difficult to hear anything else.
And we can't for get about "tee hee." This is the sound he usually makes after someone does something to make him laugh, whether that is tickling, peekaboo, or just simply going cross-eyed a few inches in front of his face. This sound is preceded by a gigantic grin that causes his cheeks and chin to pile up in mounds at the edges of his face. That part is silent. After he holds the cheesy grin for a few seconds, he then lets out the noise. It's pretty much like a laugh mixed with a squeal. I call it "tee hee," but one cannot make a true "t" sound without teeth. I call it this because it's like he's trying to say "tee hee" but it all comes entirely from the back of his throat and his lungs. It's more like a high-pitched exhale with the modulation of a giggle added in.
It's the motorboat, nom nom, and tee hee moments of parenting that bring about so many moments of delight in the simple little things about our children. They each have their own unique comedy acts that bring smiles to our faces. Right now, our little guy is brightening our lives with his undeniably cute noises. I'll cherish the memory of these sounds forever.


Installation View: Sean Talley, Nancy White. Courtesy of Jancar Jones.
The interplay between depth and constraint is thematically captured in the current two-person exhibition by Sean Talley and Nancy White at Jancar Jones Gallery in Chinatown. Employing variable strategies to address space, the two artists' works comingle to create a dynamic and complex environment.
Sean Talley, MIQIQVA, 2012, graphite powder on paper, 14 x 11 inches / BDAIBOC, 2012, graphite powder on paper, 14 x 11 inches. Courtesy of Jancar Jones.
Nancy White, #49, 2013, acrylic on paper mounted on rag, 12 x 9.75 inches. Courtesy of Jancar Jones.
White's work consists of a series of paintings that each rely on monochromatic gradations and an arrangement of forms to produce depth in feel. While the approach seems diminished and flat, White's skillful execution sufficiently constructs a sense of perspective and movement.
Sean Talley, SULNV, 2013, ceramic, wood, MDF, elastic cord, stoppers, 40 x 16 x 16 inches. Courtesy of Jancar Jones.
Talley's work is comprised of four sculptures and two drawings on paper. His drawings, starkly gestural in nature, represent exercises in complexity and constraint. In BDAIBOC, Talley turns an infinity symbol on its side, black and white, in graphite powder on paper.
Occupying the area between the paintings and drawings stands Talley's sculptures, a series of three pieces made of unglazed ceramic on wooden stands. Each sculpture is a system of intertwined and jumbled "noodles," cleanly cut to variable lengths, and fastened to the stands with what appear to be cable ties. Again, Talley's work is clean and gestural, resonating with a desire to control chaos. Here however, Talley suggests a more organic approach, perhaps even referencing representations of vascular systems. With Talley, as with White, the process reveals experimentation with systematic ideas.
If your in the Los Angeles Area, make time to go to Chinatown and visit Jancar Jones Gallery to see Sean Talley and Nancy White's exhibition which closes on June 22nd. Jancar Jones is featured in the current print issue of SFAQ #13. Digital PDF is available for viewing and download on the SFAQ online homepage.


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Send Flowers for Jeannie
Jeannie L (Kingery) Boettcher
August 7, 1943 ~ December 19, 2021 (age 78)
Jeannie L. (Kingery) Hobbs Boettcher, 78, of Kellogg died on Sunday, December 19, 2021, at Unity Point Iowa Methodist Medical Center in Des Moines. A celebration of life service will be held at 1 p.m., Wednesday, December 29, 2021, at the Wallace Family Funeral Home and Crematory. The family will greet friends from 5-7 p.m., Tuesday, December 28, at the funeral home. Memorials to the Kellogg Christian Church, Kellogg Lion's Club, or to the Donor's Choice may be left at the funeral home.
Jeannie, the daughter of Clarence and June (Myers) Kingery, was born on August 7, 1943 in rural Newton. She graduated from Newton High School in 1961. The following year she graduated from Iowa School of Beauty. On November 17, 1962, Jeannie was united in marriage with Larry Hobbs in Newton. She was later married to Fredrick "Fred" Boettcher on June 25, 1971 in Kellogg. Jeannie worked for 37 years as a production worker at Midwest Manufacturing in Kellogg, retiring in 2004. At Midwest she was a member of the GMP Local 74B Union and served as treasurer for many years. After Fred's death, Jeannie was united in marriage with James "Jim" Boettcher on April 10, 2004 in Kellogg.
Jeannie was active in 4-H from the age of nine; she was a member, leader and then superintendent. She was a member of the Navy Mother's Club, Kellogg Christian Church DOC, Kellogg Lion's Club, and the Fillmore, Wisconsin United Church of Christ. She served on the Jasper County Fair Board, was the Jasper County Fair Grand Marshall in 2017, and volunteered at the Kellogg Museum. Jeannie had also done props for the Jasper County Theatre for many productions, helped transport eye tissue for the Lions Club, and delivered congregate home meals. Jeannie enjoyed fishing, camping, doing crafts, word search and jigsaw puzzles, and playing computer games. She also loved to spend time with her family.
Jeannie is survived by her daughter, Jenise Huizenga of Newton; daughter-in-law, Jeri Smith of Newton; step-children, Barbara (Randy) Heil, Daniel Boettcher, Judy Degnitz, Jody (Gary) Schmidt, and David (Beth) Boettcher and their families; her grandchildren, Jory (Skyler) Ringler, Codi (Brandon) Graff, Kendra (Mitch) Lane, Lewis (Shelby) Hobbs, Jr., Andrew Hobbs, Jacob Huizenga, and Kylea (Mikey) Ruiz; great-grandchildren, Milo, Shiloh, Hadley, Fletcher, River, Bridger, and Waylon; her brothers, George (Leanna) Kingery and Gerald "Jerry" (Joyce) Kingery, both of Newton; sister, Janette "Jann" (Curtis) Braaksma of Lynnville; and many nieces, nephews, and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents; first husband and the father of her children, Larry in 1971; second husband, Fred in 2000; third husband, Jim in 2020; and son, Lewis Hobbs, Sr. in 1996.
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The Lens of Women between 1920 and 1950
Guest Profile 6 December 2021 min Read
Alma Lavenson, Self-Portrait, 1932, gelatin silver print, 17.9 x 24.5 cm (7 1/16 x 9 5/8 in.), National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC, USA. Robert B. Menschel and the Vital Projects Fund, Diana and Mallory Walker Fund, New Century Fund, and the Eugene L. and Marie-Louise Garbáty Fund. © Alma Lavenson Archives, All Rights Reserved, 2020, courtesy Susan Ehrens.
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The New Woman Behind the Camera exhibition, on view at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., until January 30, 2022, seeks to expand the history of photography by displaying the work of a diverse group of women. Despite being mostly overlooked in their lifetime, they excelled in what was both a novel form of artistic expression and a profession. Featured in the exhibition are the images of 120 photographers from over 20 countries, organized into various themes. Through their lens – both real and figurative – these women brought different and interesting perspectives to the world and made powerful statements about their new role in society and the arts.
Ilse Bing, Self-Portrait with Leica, 1931, gelatin silver print, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY, USA. Collection of Michael Mattis and Judith Hochberg.
The years between 1920 and 1950 mark an era of extraordinary social and political transformation in many parts of the world. Photography established itself as a modern and powerful form of visual representation, exercised most prominently by men in the western world. But was it really so at a time that saw the emergence of the global phenomenon known as the New Woman? (An umbrella term encompassing a generation of women who challenged institutions, gender norms and aesthetic ideals to affirm themselves in the world.) According to The New Woman behind the Camera exhibition, on view at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York from July to October 2021, the history of photography is incomplete. Curated by Andrea Nelson, Associate Curator in the Department of Photographs at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., the exhibition seeks to expand that history by including a diverse group of women who, despite being mostly overlooked in their lifetimes, excelled in what was both a novel form of artistic expression and a profession. Through their lens – both real and figurative – these women brought different and interesting perspectives to the world and made powerful statements about their new role in society and the arts.
Madame d'Ora, Mariette Pachhofer (later Mariette Lydis), 1921, gelatin silver print, image: 21.9 x 13.9 cm (8 5/8 x 5 1/2 in.), mount: 38.7 x 26.4 cm (15 1/4 x 10 3/8 in.), National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC, USA. Robert B. Menschel and the Vital Projects Fund and the R. K. Mellon Family Foundation.
The exhibition includes 120 photographers from over 20 countries, including Mexico, Japan, India, Russia, China, Brazil, Australia, Palestine, the United States, and several European countries. This diversity is also reflected in the subjects of the exhibition's photos which are organized into main themes: self-portraits, the studio, the city, avant-garde experimentation, fashion and advertising, ethnographic approaches, social documentary, modern bodies, and reportage. Each section includes works by women photographers who are for the most part unfamiliar names in the history of photography. This is not because they lacked the talent or vision of their male colleagues, but because they were just beginning to claim their space in a world and profession dominated by men.
Photographer unknown, Tsuneko Sasamoto, Tokyo, 1940, printed 2020, inkjet print, 18.2 x 18.2 cm (7 3/16 x 7 3/16 in.). Tsuneko Sasamoto/Japan Professional Photographers Society.
Perhaps more than any others, the category of self-portraits is a powerful testimony of the photographers' resolve to affirm their authentic identities and new role in the world. From self-portraits that conceal the face to emphasize the camera, to images capturing female professionals at work, to representations of gender ambiguity or women dressed in modern clothes, the photographers featured in the exhibition perfectly embody the New Woman's values of self-determination and self-realization, well beyond the roles that have been traditionally assigned to them. The studio category offers another glimpse of the desire to make a living for oneself – through professional work – and to portray women authentically, rejecting the stereotypes that relegated them to representations according to gender, class, and race. Modern bodies show how women were ready to explore their complex sexuality and capture their unapologetic essence and vitality. Women photographers were also discovering the new fields of fashion and advertising, where many of them found a professional space and began producing original images for a primarily female audience.
Homai Vyarawalla, The Victoria Terminus, Bombay, early 1940s, printed later, inkjet print, 29.3 x 30 cm (11 9/16 x 11 13/16 in.) Homai Vyarawalla Archive / The Alkazi Collection of Photography.
The avant-garde section of the exhibition reflects women's desire to experiment with new ways to see and experience the world. This is particularly evident in the section of the city, which gathers images of urban landscapes that draw attention to peculiar details, capture unusual angles and exemplify new modes of artistic expression. A few women photographers were able to go beyond the city and travel the world on various work assignments, which resulted in powerful images of humanity surviving through war, poverty and social unrest, or simply living a different lifestyle than the one imposed by emerging western capitalism. The images and documents displayed throughout the exhibition demonstrate how women embraced social documentary photography, photojournalism and reportage, bringing the struggle for decolonization in Africa, the rise of fascism in Europe and of communism in the Soviet Union to the attention of the world.
Lucy Ashjian, Savoy Dancers, 1935–1943, gelatin silver print, image: 24 x 18.8 cm (9 7/16 x 7 3/8 in.), sheet: 26.2 x 20.2 cm (10 5/16 x 7 15/16 in.), The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY, USA. Gift of Gregor Ashjian Preston, 2004 (2004.211.5). Image © The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Art Resource, NY.
The New Woman behind the Camera is now open at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., until January 30, 2022. It is in this very museum, after taking an interest in the collection of images by German photographer Ilse Bing, that curator Andrea Nelson decided to research the work of women photographers between 1920 and 1950. Seven years later, with the collaboration of many talented people including Mia Fineman, who curated the exhibition at the MET, her work has finally paid off and the history of photography, as well as that of women, is richer and more nuanced than ever before.
Niu Weiyu, The Handcrafts Group Organized by Families of Shanghai Business Owners Making Chinese Dolls, 1956, printed later, gelatin silver print, image: 43.9 x 45.8 cm (17 5/16 x 18 1/16 in.), sheet: 60.9 x 50.8 cm (24 x 20 in.). Gao Fan & Niu Weiyu Foundation.
Lola Álvarez Bravo, In Her Own Prison, c. 1950, gelatin silver print, image: 18.42 x 21.27 cm (7 1/4 x 8 3/8 in.). Daniel Greenberg and Susan Steinhauser, © Center for Creative Photography, The University of Arizona Foundation.
The Handcrafts Group Organized by Families of Shanghai Business Owners Making Chinese Dolls
The New Woman behind the Camera is now open at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., until January 30, 2022.
In Her Own Prison
It is in this very museum, after taking an interest in the collection of images by German photographer Ilse Bing, that curator Andrea Nelson decided to research the work of women photographers between 1920 and 1950.
Author's bio:
Roberta Garbarini-Philippe works in higher education administration at The City University of New York. She grew up in Italy, where she studied foreign languages and worked as an editor and translator before moving to New York. Her love of art started in the dusty archives of a book publisher in Milan. Many years later, she rediscovered that passion and is now pursuing a Master in Museum Studies at the CUNY School of Professional Studies. She lives in New York with her husband, son (off to college) and daughter, who helps her edit her articles.
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Lucy Ashjian
Madame d'Ora
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The Lancaster Municipal Building is a multi-purpose public building in Lancaster, Wisconsin. It houses the city hall and the Grantland Theatre, a single screen movie theatre and community performance venue. The building was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1983 for its significance as an example of local Prairie School architecture. The facade features amber colored brick and white terra cotta ornamentation, while the interior includes oak moldings and plaster decoration.

History

Madison architects Claude and Starck designed the building in 1923 to house city offices, meeting rooms, the fire department and a theater. Its cost was reported to be $130,000. The concept of a mixed-use city hall and theater was likely inspired by the Richland Center City Auditorium built in nearby Richland Center, Wisconsin in 1912.

The building has had several modifications since its original construction. The fire department moved to an offsite location in 1996, and the original three-bay fire station now houses a senior center meeting space. A single story addition on the south side of the building, originally built for the fire department, now houses the city police station.

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(Redirected from Sensu stricto)
This article is about the Latin term. For other uses, see Sensu (disambiguation).
Sensu is a Latin word meaning "in the sense of". It is used in a number of fields including biology, geology, linguistics, semiotics, and law. Commonly it refers to how strictly or loosely an expression is used in describing any particular concept, but it also appears in expressions that indicate the convention or context of the usage.
1 Common qualifiers
2 Qualifiers and contexts
3 Examples in practical taxonomy
Common qualifiersEdit
Sensu is the ablative case of the noun sensus, here meaning "sense". It is often accompanied by an adjective (in the same case). Three such phrases are:
sensu stricto – "in the strict sense", abbreviation s.s. or s.str.;[1]
sensu lato – "in the broad sense", abbreviation s.l.;[2]
sensu amplo – "in a relaxed, generous (or 'ample') sense", a similar meaning to sensu lato.
Søren Kierkegaard uses the phrase sensu eminenti to mean "in the pre-eminent [or most important or significant] sense".[3]
When appropriate, comparative and superlative adjectives may also be used to convey the meaning of "more" or "most". Thus sensu stricto becomes sensu strictiore ("in the stricter sense" or "more strictly speaking") and sensu strictissimo ("in the strictest possible sense" or "most strictly speaking").
Variants of phrases using the word sensu
Base phrase
sensu stricto sensu strictiore sensu strictissimo in the strict/stricter/strictest sense
sensu lato sensu latiore sensu latissimo in the broad/broader/broadest sense
sensu amplo sensu ampliore sensu amplissimo in a relaxed/more relaxed/most relaxed sense
Current definitions of the plant kingdom (Plantae) offer a biological example of when such phrases might be used. One definition of Plantae is that it consists of all green plants (comprising green algae and land plants), all red algae and all glaucophyte algae. A stricter definition excludes the red and glaucophyte algae; the group defined in this way could be called Plantae in sensu stricto. An even stricter definition excludes green algae, leaving only land plants; the group defined in this way could be called Plantae in sensu strictiore.[4]
Conversely, where convenient, some authors derive expressions such as "sensu non strictissimo", meaning "not in the narrowest possible sense".[5]
A similar form is in use to indicate the sense of a particular context, such as "Nonmonophyletic groups are ... nonnatural (sensu cladistics) in that ..."[6] or "... computation of a cladogram (sensu phenetics) ..."[7]
Also the expression sensu auctorum (abbreviation: sensu auct.) is used to mean "in the sense of certain authors", who can be designated or described. It normally refers to a sense which is considered invalid and may be used in place of the author designation of a taxon in such a case (for instance, "Tricholoma amethystinum sensu auct." is an erroneous name for a mushroom which should really be "Lepista personata (Fr.) Cooke").[8]
Qualifiers and contextsEdit
A related usage is in a concept-author citation ("sec. Smith", or "sensu Smith"), indicating that the intended meaning is the one defined by that author.[7][9] (Here "sec." is an abbreviation of "secundum", meaning "following" or "in accordance with".) Such an author citation is different from the citation of the nomenclatural "author citation" or "authority citation". In biological taxonomy the author citation following the name of a taxon simply identifies the author who originally published the name and applied it to the type, the specimen or specimens that one refers to in case of doubt about the definition of a species. Given that an author (such as Linnaeus, for example) was the first to supply a definite type specimen and to describe it, it is to be hoped that his description would stand the tests of time and criticism, but even if it does not, then as far as practical the name that he had assigned will apply. It still will apply in preference to any subsequent names or descriptions that anyone proposes, whether his description was correct or not, and whether he had correctly identified its biological affinities or not. This does not always happen of course; all sorts of errors occur in practice. For example, a collector might scoop a netful of small fish and describe them as a new species; it then might turn out that he had failed to notice that there were several (possibly unrelated) species in the net. It then is not clear what he had named, so his name can hardly be taken seriously, either s.s. or s.l.
After a species has been established in this manner, specialist taxonomists may work on the subject and make certain types of changes in the light of new information. In modern practice it is greatly preferred that the collector of the specimens immediately passes them to specialists for naming; it is rarely possible for non-specialists to tell whether their specimens are of new species or not, and in modern times not many publications or their referees would accept an amateur description.
In any event, the person who finally classifies and describes a species has the task of taxonomic circumscription. Circumscription means in essence that anyone competent in the matter can tell which creatures are included in the species described, and which are excluded. It is in this process of species description that the question of the sense arises, because that is where the worker produces and argues his view of the proper circumscription. Equally, or perhaps even more strongly, the arguments for deciding questions concerning higher taxa such as families or orders, require very difficult circumscription, where changing the sense applied could totally upset an entire scheme of classification, either constructively or disastrously.
Note that the principles of circumscription apply in various ways in non-biological senses. In biological taxonomy the usual assumption is that circumscription reflects the shared ancestry perceived as most likely in the light of the currently available information; in geology or legal contexts far wider and more arbitrary ranges of logical circumscription commonly apply, not necessarily formally uniformly. However, the usage of expressions incorporating sensu remains functionally similarly intelligible among the fields. In geology for example, in which the concept of ancestry is looser and less pervasive than in biology, one finds usages such as:
"This ambiguity ... has led to a ... dual interpretation of the Kimmeridgian Stage; the longer sensu anglico meaning, or the shorter sensu gallico meaning." Here the "anglico" or English meaning referred to interpretations by English geologists, derived from English materials and conditions, whereas "gallico" referred to interpretations by French and German geologists, derived from continental materials and conditions.[10]
"...genetic stratigraphic sequences sensu Galloway (1989)" meaning those sequences so referred to by Galloway, much as in the biological usage in referring to the terminology of particular authorities.[10]
"The second progradational unit plus PAN-4 are correlatable to the Pontian sensu stricto (sensu Sacchi 2001)."[11] Here we have a meta-reference: the Pontian in the sense that Sacchi had applied it as sensu stricto.
Examples in practical taxonomyEdit
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Sensu is used in the taxonomy of living creatures to specify which circumscription of a given taxon is meant, where more than one circumscription can be defined.
"The family Malvaceae s.s. is cladistically monophyletic."
This means more or less that the members of the entire family of plants going under the name Malvaceae (strictly speaking), which comprises over 1000 species, including the closest relatives of cotton and hibiscus, all descend from a shared ancestor, specifically, that they, and no other extant plant taxa, share a notional most recent common ancestor (MRCA).[12] If this is correct, that ancestor might have been a single species of plant, or even possibly a single individual plant. Conversely the assertion also means that the family includes all surviving species descended from that ancestor. Other species of plants that some people might (broadly speaking or s.l.) have included in the family would not have shared that MRCA (or ipso facto they too would have been members of the family Malvaceae s.s. In short, the circumscription s.s. includes all and only plants that have descended from that particular ancestral stock.
"In the broader APG circumscription the family Malvaceae s.l. includes Malvaceae s.s. and also the families Bombacaceae, Sterculiaceae and Tiliaceae."
Here the circumscription is broader, stripped of some of its constraints by saying sensu lato; that is what speaking more broadly amounts to. Discarding such constraints might be for historical reasons, for example when people usually speak of the polyphyletic taxon because the members were long believed to form a "true" taxon and the standard literature still refers to them together. Alternatively a taxon might include members simply because they form a group that is convenient to work with in practice. In the current example, by adding other groups of plants to the family Malvaceae s.l., including those related to cacao, cola, durian, and jute, the circumscription omits some of the criteria by which the new members previously had been excluded.[12] Now it is no longer clear that all members of the circumscription descended from that one ancestor. Consequently, we say that Malvaceae s.l. form a polyphyletic group, one that does not share any single ancestor that had no other descendants. Then their most recent common ancestor could have lived perhaps tens of millions of years earlier than the most recent common ancestor of the Malvaceae s.s. alone; also there may be other extant species that are not included in the modern Malvaceae s.l..
"The 'clearly non-monophyletic' series Cyrtostylis sensu A.S. George has been virtually dismantled..."[13]
This remark specifies Alex George's particular description of that series. It is a different kind of circumscription; it does not refer directly to the biological nature of the common features of the plants, but to the fact that A.S. George referred to them as a series. "Sensu A.S. George" means that A.S. George discussed the Cyrtostylis in that series, and that members of that series are the ones under discussion in the same sense—how A. S. George saw them; the current author might or might not approve George's circumscription, but George's is the circumscription currently under consideration.
Glossary of scientific naming
^ "Definition of Term — sensu stricto". www.fishbase.org. 06/2017. FishBase. 2017. Retrieved 2017-08-31.
^ "Definition of Term — sensu lato". www.fishbase.org. 06/2017. FishBase. 2017. Retrieved 2017-08-31.
^ Kierkegaard, S. (1959). Dru, Alexander (ed.). The Journals of Søreen Kierkegaard. New York, NY: Harper Torchbooks. p. 22.
^ Spichiger, R.-E.; Savolainen, Vincent V.; Figeat, Murielle (2004). Systematic Botany of Flowering Plants. Science Publishers. ISBN 978-1-57808-373-2.
^ Villiger, Mark E. (1985). Customary International Law and Treaties. Developments in International Law. 7. Springer. ISBN 978-90-247-2980-7.
^ Wheeler, Quentin; Blackwell, Meredith (1984). Fungus-Insect Relationships: Perspectives in ecology and evolution. Columbia University Press. ISBN 978-0-231-05695-3.
^ a b Panchen, Alec L. "Classification, Evolution, and the Nature of Biology" Publisher: Cambridge University Press 1992 ISBN 978-0-521-31578-4
^ "Tricholoma amethystinum". Species Fungorum. Royal Botanic Gardens Kew. Retrieved 23 September 2018.
^ Sinclair, Bradley J. The Systematics of New World Clinocera. Publisher: National Research Council (Canada) Research Press 2008. ISBN 978-0-660-19800-2
^ a b P. J. Brenchley (2006). The Geology of England and Wales. Geological Society of London. pp. 331–. ISBN 978-1-86239-200-7.
^ Tom McCann (2008). The Geology of Central Europe: Mesozoic and Cenozoic. Geological Society of London. pp. 1102–. ISBN 978-1-86239-265-6.
^ a b Judd, Walter S. & Manchester, Steven R. (1997). "Circumscription of Malvaceae (Malvales) as determined by a preliminary cladistic analysis". Brittonia. 49 (3): 384–405. doi:10.2307/2807839. ISSN 0007-196X.
^ Olde, Peter M. & Marriott, Neil R. (2002). "One new Banksia and two new Grevillea species (Proteaceae: Grevilleoideae) from Western Australia". Nuytsia. 15 (1): 85–99.
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