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+ * ''Any Old Way You Choose It: Rock and Other Pop Music, 1967–1973'', [[Penguin Books]], 1973
+ * ''[[Christgau's Record Guide: Rock Albums of the Seventies]]'', [[Ticknor & Fields]], 1981
+ * ''[[Christgau's Record Guide: The '80s]]'', [[Pantheon Books]], 1990
+ * ''Grown Up All Wrong: 75 Great Rock and Pop Artists from Vaudeville to Techno'', [[Harvard University Press]], 1998
+ * ''[[Christgau's Consumer Guide: Albums of the '90s]]'', [[St. Martin's Griffin]], 2000
+ * ''[[Going into the City|Going into the City: Portrait of a Critic as a Young Man]]'', [[Dey Street Books]], 2015
+ * ''Is It Still Good to Ya? Fifty Years of Rock Criticism 1967–2017'', [[Duke University Press]], 2018
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Robert Christgau (born April 18, 1942), is an American essayist, music journalist, and the self-declared "Dean of American Rock Critics". In print, his name is sometimes abbreviated as Xgau.
Any Old Way You Choose It: Rock and Other Pop Music, 1967–1973, Penguin Books, 1973
Christgau's Record Guide: Rock Albums of the Seventies, Ticknor & Fields, 1981
Christgau's Record Guide: The '80s, Pantheon Books, 1990
Grown Up All Wrong: 75 Great Rock and Pop Artists from Vaudeville to Techno, Harvard University Press, 1998
Christgau's Consumer Guide: Albums of the '90s, St. Martin's Griffin, 2000
Going into the City: Portrait of a Critic as a Young Man, Dey Street Books, 2015
Is It Still Good to Ya? Fifty Years of Rock Criticism 1967–2017, Duke University Press, 2018
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'We can't go back to the shambles we had before this lockdown,' Government warned
"It's extraordinary that the lockdown is due to lift in just 11 days, and we still haven't heard a peep from Government as to what comes next."
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The Labour Party has called on the Government not to let England return to the "shambles" seen before the current national lockdown.
Shadow chancellor Anneliese Dodds said there were 11 days until the lockdown was due to lift on December 2, and no word from Government on what was going to happen next.
She added that there needed to be clarity about what economic support measures will accompany different types of restrictions after the lockdown ends.
Ms Dodds told the Co-operative Party's local government conference: "It's extraordinary that the lockdown is due to lift in just 11 days, and we still haven't heard a peep from Government as to what comes next.
"We need clarity about what economic support package will go alongside different types of restrictions.
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"We can't go back to the shambles we had before this lockdown."
Her comments come after Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham urged the Government not to let "everything loose" in the lead-up to Christmas after it emerged that families could be allowed to meet for up to a week as part of a UK-wide relaxation of coronavirus rules.
Several families could be allowed to join a bubble and to mix between December 22 and 28, The Daily Telegraph reported.
Downing Street insiders have suggested that discussions on what Christmas will look like are still ongoing.
Mr Burnham said that while infection rates were dropping in all 10 boroughs of Greater Manchester and other parts of the North West, there needed to be a "steady approach" to stop rates increasing again.
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He told BBC Breakfast: "I would also say to the Government, don't just go towards Christmas and let everything loose.
"What you need to do is keep a steady approach that will keep the numbers going in the way they are currently going in the North West and in Greater Manchester, and that will relieve the pressures on the NHS come January."
On Friday, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said there were "substantial differences" in Covid-19 infection rates across England, with rates having continued to increase in London, the east of England and the South East, but decreasing in the North West and the East Midlands.
Former chief government scientific adviser Sir Mark Walport told Times Radio there was "something iconic in people's minds" about Christmas but that it "doesn't make sense to have big parties" this year.
"It's absolutely clear that if you were to stop everything and take the brakes off completely, then infection would start growing again and so the question is what measures will come in after December 2?" he said.
"I'm sure there will need to be continuing measures of some sort."
Covid-19 deaths in hospitals in England (PA Graphics)
Health Secretary Matt Hancock told a Downing Street briefing on Friday it was still too early to say what contact people will be able to have over the festive period.
Earlier this week, Public Health England said Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage) guidance had suggested each day of greater freedom could require five days of tighter measures.
But Professor Calum Semple, from Liverpool University and a member of Sage, said if he had a crystal ball, he would say the North West was going to have a "cracking Christmas".
He told BBC Breakfast: "What I have seen in Liverpool is that the Tier 3 system was like taking the power off the supertanker so instead it's just gliding, but the lockdown is putting the brakes on – that's the big difference.
"So that's why we can be really confident that the North West is coming out of this earlier, and if I had a crystal ball, I think the North West is going to have a cracking Christmas."
Meanwhile, Boris Johnson acknowledged the frustration of people self-isolating due to coronavirus and thanked them for their "incredibly important" actions.
The Prime Minister posted a video update online from Downing Street, where he himself continues to isolate, and joked that he had finally been "put under house arrest".
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WATTsUP, Pipistrel's new two-seat electric trainer took its maiden flight Aug. 22.
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Secretary of State Departments and Driver Services Facilities to Reopen Jan. 24
All Secretary of State departments – including Driver Services facilities – will resume conducting in-person transactions Monday, Jan. 24. Driver Services facilities operating on a Tuesday – Saturday schedule will reopen on Tuesday, Jan. 25. The following three CDL facilities are reopening Jan. 18 for in-person CDL services only: Rockford at 4734 Baxter Rd., Springfield at 2701 S. Dirksen Pkwy., and Marion at 1905 Rendelman St. Online transactions remain open for all departments to conduct office services. Read More
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Illinois driver's licenses, instruction permits and identification cards that have an expiration date between January 1, 2020 and December 31, 2021 have been extended until January 1, 2022. Commercial driver's licenses and commercial learner's permits are excluded from this extension. Press Release
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Stillwater, in the Frontier Country region of Oklahoma, is home to Oklahoma State University (OSU). It has a distinct small town feel combined with a uniquely welcoming mid-west atmosphere, and OSU brings a young diverse population further enriching the city's culture. The population of 50,000 (2019) varies depending on the time of year from a peak during OSU's homecoming football weekend to the less crowded summer when most students are on break. Stillwater has several districts each with their own unique atmosphere and places to enjoy. Whether you are looking to shop in Dowtown Stillwater's boutique shops, enjoy outdoor recreation on the edge of town, or wanting to live it up at a famous bar on The Strip, Stillwater has a place for everyone.
From the Oklahoma City area, Stillwater can be reached in an hour's drive by travelling north on I-35 and then travelling east on Highway 51. The Cimarron Turnpike serves as the major thoroughfare to reach Stillwater from the Tulsa area, and Stillwater can be reached within an hour-and-a-half using this route.
The Stillwater Regional Airport provides air service for daily commercial flights through Dallas/Fort Worth International (DFW) on American Airlines.
Map of Stillwater (Oklahoma)
Stillwater, with its relatively small size and excellent pedestrian and public transportation systems, is an extremely easy city to get around. While Stillwater is a relatively small city, a car is typically the favored method of transport. The OSU operated bus system, walking, cycling, and ride sharing services are alternatives.
The Oklahoma State University Community Transit System provides excellent service for getting around town via 6 routes from 6:20AM to 7:15PM. Then the system operates a reduced route from 7:00PM to 10:30PM. It is also an excellent way to get across the OSU campus. Riders should check the live route map and OSU Transit website ahead of time to plan their trips. Fare is 75¢ per ride; 35¢ for children (5-18), seniors (69+), and the disabled; and free to OSU students and employees (with ID) and children under 5. Transfers from one route to another are free.
Stillwater is also easily navigated by car, and the city has several car rental agencies. Highway 51 (6th Street) provides Stillwater's main crosstown East-West route, and US-177 (Perkins Rd.) serves as the main North-South route. Both offer quick travel from one end of the city to the other.
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Stillwater is fairly pedestrian-friendly, especially near downtown and around campus, but lacks in handicap accessibility in the residential areas. The city is small enough to reach most places by foot, however increasing sprawl is making it less and less of a viable option.
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Many streets are marked to be shared with bicycles, while others have dedicated lanes directly next to the road and a few dedicated routes. Visitors can rent a bicycle from OSU's OrangeRide program. Stillwater has two bicycle shops in town, District Bicycles and Cooper's Bicycle Center. View city bicycle route map
36.116835-97.1005231 The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University (The OSU Botanic Garden), 3300 W 6th ave, ☏ +1 405 744-5404. Dawn-dusk. OSU's Botanic garden demonstrates gardening techniques and beautiful landscapes for all ages. free. (updated Feb 2018)
36.1215-97.07072 Oklahoma State University (OSU), 401 Whitehurst, ☏ +1 405 744-5000. The heart of campus is located between University Ave. Knoblock Ave. and Hall of Fame Ave. Take a daily week day or self guided tour. View campus map
36.12656-97.0633613 National Wrestling Hall of Fame and Museum, 405 West Hall of Fame Avenue, ☏ +1 405 377-5243, ✉ info@nwhof.org. M-F 9AM to 4:30PM, Saturday 10AM to 2PM. $7. (updated Feb 2018)
36.138345-97.0622324 [dead link] Oklahoma Wondertorium, 308 West Franklin Lane, ☏ +1 405 533-3333. Tu-Sa 10AM - 5PM, Su 1-5PM. A museum where children can experience various jobs and industries through play and interactive exhibits. (updated Feb 2018)
36.114344-97.0616085 Sheerar Museum, 702 S Duncan, ☏ +1 405 377-0359. Tu-F 11AM-5PM, Sa Su 1-4PM. Stillwater's an Payne Count's History Museum Admission by donation. (updated Feb 2018)
36.113876-97.0601686 Oklahoma State University Museum of Art (Postal Plaza), 720 S Husband Street, ☏ +1 405 744-2780, ✉ museum@okstate.edu. Tu-Sa 11AM-4PM, Th 11AM-7PM. Formerly a post office, this museum opened in 2014 and shows internationally recognized exhibits. Free. (updated Feb 2018)
36.152733-97.0689657 Boomer Lake Park. Largest park in town with a 3-mile (5-km) paved path around a lake. (updated Nov 2020)
36.1193777-97.06712421 [dead link] The McKnight Center for the Performing Arts, 419 S Monroe, ☏ +1 405 744-9999, ✉ info@mcknightcenter.org. Tickets are available. (updated Jun 2019)
36.1257844-97.06394212 Oklahoma State University - Athletics, 398 W. Hall of Fame Avenue, toll-free: +1 877-ALL-4-OSU (255-4-678), ✉ tickets@okstate.edu. Oklahoma State University is known for its men's wrestling, football and basketball teams and its women's equestrian, soccer, and softball teams, meaning that most weeks, there is a match to see. Venue locations and prices vary. (updated Jun 2019)
36.1837756-97.17560273 Lake McMurtry - East, 30285 Bronco Rd, ☏ +1 405 533-1831, ✉ info@lakemcmurtry.org. Offers tent and RV camping, swimming, boating, rent kayaks and 28 miles of multi-use trails. 18 hole disc golf and plenty of wildlife. $6 Daily Use Permit per vehicle. $10 Tent Campsites. $15 Primitive / Gated Campsites. $25 RV Capsites.. (updated Jun 2019)
36.1706094-97.19068234 Lake McMurtry - West, ☏ +1 405 747 8085. (updated Jun 2019)
36.1072527-97.20559115 Lake Carl Blackwell, ☏ +1 405-372-5157. Offers equestrian and mountain biking trails, swimming, boating, skiing, fishing, and camping options. Owned and operated by OSU. $5 general admission/equestrian trails. $8 boating. $10 personal watercraft. (updated Jun 2019)
17B Clothing, 106 W 10th Ave. Located just off of Main Street on 10th, 17B offers some awesome made-in-house unique clothing catering to the fashion-minded and "indie" styles.
Chapters, OSU Student Union. Located within the OSU Student Union, Chapters is a small bookstore with a surprisingly good selection of books.
Eskimo Joe's Clothes. Located just to the west of the restaurant, is the place to buy a Joe's shirt and other memoribilia.
36.12191-97.064191 Eskimo Joe's, 501 W. Elm, ☏ +1 405 372-8896. M Tu 11AM-10PM, W-Sa 11AM-2AM, Su 11AM-9PM. The most famous restaurant and bar in town. It serves American style food and at night changes to a bar setting with live musical acts performing regularly.
36.126543-97.0553212 Mexico Joe's, 311 E Hall of Fame, ☏ +1 405-372-1169. Sister restaurant to Eskimo Joe's.
36.115793-97.0377433 Freddie Paul's Steakhouse, 1707 E 6th Ave, ☏ +1 405-377-8777.
36.119578-97.0657364 Hideaway Pizza, 230 S Knoblock, ☏ +1 405 372-4777. M Tu 11AM–9:30PM; W-Su 11AM–10PM. Oklahoma's oldest pizzeria, founded in 1957. In 1977, the board game Pente, a variation on a traditional Japanese game, was invented here. Popular place for locals and visitors with coffee shop inside. If you can't decide on the best pizza, go for the special, which has a different topping on each slice. (updated Oct 2020)
36.115769-97.01645 Bad Brad's BBQ, 3317 E 6th, ☏ +1 405-377-4141. M-Th 11AM - 8:30PM, F Sa 11AM - 9PM. Great barbecue on the west side of Stillwater
36.13936-97.06636 [dead link] El Tapatio, 825 S Perkins Rd, ☏ +1 405-533-2064. 11AM-9PM.
36.13935-97.06637 [dead link] El Tapatio, 1711 N Boomer, ☏ +1 405-624-1707. 11AM-9PM.
36.11689-97.127018 El Vaquero Mexican Restaurant, 5020 W 6th Ave, ☏ +1 405 377-8476, ✉ info@elvaquero.com. M-W 11AM - 9:30PM, Th-Sa 11AM-10PM, Su 11AM - 9PM.
36.131618-97.0602719 Red Rock Bakery & Deli, 910 N Boomer Rd, ☏ +1 405-377-3633.
36.1143853-97.061044810 Red Rock Bakery & Deli, 702 S Main, ☏ +1 405-564-0336.
36.1114141-97.059610211 Tokyo Pot, 108 W 10th Ave, ☏ +1 405-372-8898. 6-8:30PM. This Japanese restaurant offers food similar is similar to fondue, except they use boiling broth. Expect dinner to take over an hour. Reservations are recommended.
36.106284-97.08621712 Sushi House, 1409 S Western, ☏ +1 405-533-3399, ✉ sushihousestillwater@gmail.com. M-Th 11AM - 2:30PM, 5-9PM; F 11AM-2:30PM, 5-10PM; Sa noon-10PM. Located in Fountain Square, this is a hidden gem. Can eat a totally vegetarian meal. For mid-scale sushi one of the best values anywhere in the country.
36.1187993-97.069782213 Coney Island, 223 S Washington, ☏ +1 405 743-1262, ✉ contact@coneyislandok.com. M-W 11AM - 9PM, Th-Sa 11AM - 2:30AM. Cheap hot dogs and burgers, a favorite for college students to visit between bars.
36.124844-97.05837914 Shortcakes, 219 N Main St (Main Street and Hall of fame), ☏ +1 405 624-1057. Always open. Best greasy spoon in Stillwater. Great after a long night of drinking on the Strip. Cheap, too.
Bars and taverns[edit]
Gardiner Art Gallery
36.12191-97.064191 Eskimo Joe's, 501 W. Elm, ☏ +1 405 372-8896. M Tu 11AM - 10PM, W-Sa 11AM - 2 AM, Su 11AM - 9PM. Has four bars inside the restaurant to serve the crowds of thirsty college students who frequent the establishment. A popular drink to order is the Skylab Fallout, but be careful!
36.12156-97.064942 Stonewall Tavern, 115 S Knoblock St, ☏ +1 405 743-0366. Noon - 2AM. Located next to campus, this bar is known for its cheap drinks, outdoor beer garden, and large electronic dance music nights.
36.11393-97.058853 Finnegan's Pub, 716 S Main St, ☏ +1 405-707-3031. An non-smoking Irish pub with a large beer selection located in the heart of downtown.
36.12231-97.064094 George's Stables, 502 W Elm Ave, ☏ +1 405 743-1978.
The Strip. A length of Washington St. between University Ave. and Sixth St. that is the home to many bars including:
36.11726-97.069565 Copper Penny, 408 S Washington St, ☏ +1 405-624-9799. 2PM - 2AM.
36.11834-97.069576 J.R. Murphy's, 306 S Washington St, ☏ +1 405 743-2983.
36.11793-97.069287 Willie's Saloon, 323 S Washington St, ☏ +1 405-377-7716. Famous for being the location of Garth Brooks' first public performance.
Coffee[edit]
Aspen Coffee, 111 W 7th Ave (Downtown), ☏ +1 405 377-5282. A lively coffee house and roastery, offering fresh roasted coffee, espresso drinks, smoothies, and light cafe fare
Atherton Hotel at OSU (OSU Student Union).
Best Western, 600 E McElroy Rd.
Days Inn, 5010 W 6th Ave.
Fairfield Inn, 418 E Hall of Fame Ave.
Hampton Inn & Suites, 717 E Hall of Fame Ave.
Holiday Inn, 2515 W 6th Ave.
Relax Inn and Suites, 2313 W. 6th Ave.
Boomer Lake provides recreation closer to Stillwater, located within Stillwater to the north on Main Street. Picnic areas, a disc golf course, and a lake with multi-use trails provides many recreational opportunities.
Lake Carl Blackwell is a popular outdoor recreation area about 10 minutes west of Stillwater on Highway 51. Camping, horse trails, boating, fishing, and other activities are available. https://lcb.okstate.edu/
Lake McMurtry is Stillwater's third major lake, about 10 minutes northwest of Stillwater. Lake McMurtry provides many recreational opportunities, as well, and is particularly known for its extensive mountain biking trails.
Hoyt Park a smallish park in Stillwater. has a disc golf course, walking trails, and baseball diamond, as well as large green belts good for a variety of activities
Oklahoma City lies a short hour's drive southwest of Stillwater and is a popular destination among Stillwater residents on the weekends.
Tulsa is Oklahoma's second major city and is also very close, being only an hour-and-a-half drive northeast of Stillwater.
Routes through Stillwater
END ← W E → merges onto → Sand Springs → Tulsa
Ponca City ← Jct W E ← N S → Jct W E → Shawnee
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Kiwanis of West Seattle meeting @ Senior Center of West Seattle
PLEASE JOIN US…Our club meets at 6:30pm every Wednesday* upstairs at the Sisson Building in West Seattle. The address is 4217 SW Oregon St, on the corner of California Ave SW and SW Oregon. Additional service project locations are announced each month.
Membership is open to all men and women who possess a genuine interest in serving the community. West Seattle Kiwanis was the second service club established in West Seattle, and began in 1929.
Members of the community who might be interested in joining Kiwanis are invited to attend a meeting.
Contact us at (206) 552-9757 or westseattlekiwanis@gmail.com
*Except as noted in the Kiwanis website calendar here.
Categories: Civic Engagement Community networking Meetup
Postcards to Voters @ C & P Coffee Company
We've started weekly Postcards to Voters meetups at C&P Coffee in West Seattle. Thursdays 10-noon. Write with us! Bring a friend.
Postcards to Voters are friendly, handwritten reminders from volunteers to targeted voters giving Democrats a winning edge in close, key races coast to coast. (PostcardsToVoters.org)
Categories: Community networking Politics
West Seattle Chamber luncheon – State of King County with King County Executive, Dow Constantine @ The Kenney
WSCC July Luncheon:
Throughout his public service career, Dow Constantine has been an outspoken advocate for environmental protection, public transit, and government reform. As King County Executive, he is working to make King County the best-run government in the nation, and focusing on the great generational challenges of our time: building equity and opportunity, and confronting climate change.
With 2.2 million residents in 39 cities and unincorporated areas, King County is the nation's 13th-largest county. It also has one of the most diverse populations in the United States.
Registration is required. Space is limited. Based upon availability.
Early Registration Rates
Register by July 15, 2019
$25 for WS Chamber Members
Based upon availability…
Register July 16, 2019 or later
Categories: Businesses Luncheon Meetings
Pocketful Of Poems @ Southwest Library
At the Southwest Library Branch: Create poems, haikus and artwork with award-wining author/illustrator Javaka Steptoe!
In this lively presentation, Javaka Steptoe will talk about poems and specifically what is a haiku and discuss the science behind the poems in the book A Pocketful of Poems. What are seasons? What happens in spring? How are butterflies created? And we'll discuss the nature that is in each of the various poems while creating caterpillars and butterflies out of craft supplies. For ages 4-8.
Javaka Steptoe won the 2017 Caldecott Medal for his picture book biography Radiant Child: The Story of Young Artist Jean-Michel Basquiat (Little, Brown). The book won many other honors, too, including the 2017 Coretta Scott King Illustrator Award, and multiple starred reviews. His debut picture book, In Daddy's Arms I Am Tall: African Americans Celebrating Fathers (Lee & Low Books, ), earned him a Coretta Scott King Illustrator Award, in addition to a nomination for Outstanding Children's Literature Work at the 1998 NAACP Image Awards. Since that time, Steptoe has illustrated and/or written more than a dozen books for youth readers, collaborating with some of the top names in the business—Walter Dean Myers, Nikki Grimes and Karen English. Javaka Steptoe travels extensively reading and conducting workshops at schools, libraries, museums, and conferences across the country and internationally.
Categories: For Families Kid Stuff Poetry Writing
Caregiver Support Group @ Senior Center of West Seattle
Facilitated by Daria Sawochka of Sound Generations
Caregiver Support Program. Come share your challenges, frustrations, successes with other caregivers who "get it." The experience exchange among caregivers will provide you with free peer support on a monthly basis and might just give you an energy boost to keep you at your best. If you are interested in this group and have questions, call Holly at 932-4044 x2
Categories: Community networking Support Groups
Fifth Annual Alki Beach LGBTQ+ Pride Event
Date: Saturday August 10th, 2019
Time: 11:00 AM-7:00 PM
Location: 2701 Alki Ave SW (on the beach)
Event: 5th Annual Alki Beach Pride LGBTQ+ Event
Contact: Facebook @AlkiBeachPride
Live Music… food trucks… beer garden.
Categories: Advocacy At the beach Community networking LGBTQ
34th District Democrats' meeting – JULY 2019 AGENDA @ The Hall at Fauntleroy
The agenda for the July 10th meeting is here.
34th District Democrats usually meet the second Wednesday of the month at the Hall at Fauntleroy.
6:30 Potluck Social Time
7:00 Call to Order
Are you looking for a way to get involved in your neighborhood? Join us in West Seattle on the second Wednesday of each month to discuss the issues that affect us all! Program details will change each month and will be updated on our website at 34dems.org.
There are many different opportunities for getting involved! You can run to become a Precinct Committee Officer or join one of our committee groups, like diversity, outreach, events, digital communications.
Categories: Civic Engagement Community networking Politics
Sep 5 @ 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Oct 3 @ 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Nov 7 @ 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Dec 5 @ 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Jan 2 @ 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Mar 5 @ 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
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I realize I never started a thread in here for my Byblis. Granted up until recently I only had the common B. liniflora, but now that I have 3 species growing for me I think it's worth it to start posting.
Today, a pic of my B. rorida "Lake Campion, W. Australia" that have just recently sprouted and are taking off. I also managed to get B. guehoi to sprout, but no pics yet..
Since this pic was taken they've doubled in size and blushed red with the direct sun they get at this time of year.
Are you able to grow your Byblis liniflora as perennials? I'm really excited to see the differences between there and Byblis liniflora.
liniflora seems to be very root prone, is that true for you also?
Root prone? Not sure what you mean by that.
Tanukimo, I can't say I grow them as perennials, as any one plant never lasts for more than a year for me, but they do last well after their first round of flowering and I always get new seeds to sow from.
Do they die during the winter or about a year after you sow them? I'm growing liniflora too and I'm worried it will die once the weather gets colder but it is still alive right now.
coline, I transplanted seven seedlings when they appeared in my Utricularia dichotoma pot into a larger pot and only two survived. They were less than an inch tall at that point. I've never tried to move them since moving them into their permanent pot.
Yes, Byblis hate root disturbance, so once they sprout, that's it. Try and move them and they'll die.
Hope at least one of them don't die this time, else, it means to get more seed and make the 3rd attempt..
Not entirely true. I've repotted Byblis guehoi and Cindy Chiang's B. 'Goliath' × guehoi hybrids up to flowering size and the plants lived on to flower.
I germinated them in cups of sand and peat moss and transplanted the seedlings into individual pots of straight long fiber sphagnum moss. This is the same protocol that Cindy was using.
I was being generalist. There are ways to do it, but for most it would be a hassle and won't end well.
This time for mine seems at the moment that they have survived, and they were just kind of carefully picked with a little tweezer with some of the LFS medium around them.
Any one here ever successfully germinated B. gigantea? I just sowed a bunch of seed I got from the Czech Republic after soaking them in water with Seed Primer smoke discs. I've tried doing the little fire thing on pots with no results.
Never had a chance with that species (maybe one day). The only method I've used with success on the harder species is the bleach treatment, partly because I'm too lazy to go out and find things like smoke discs. But if it works, well, it works.
B. rorida Lake Campion. tallest plant now is nearing 3", and I have a couple new sprouts too.
B. guehoi is still behind, but is catching up quickly.


Two dynamic outdoor spaces with completely different looks: Clean contemporary and rustic charm.
With the bucolic beauty of Mother Nature as your backdrop, it's easy to create a dynamic outdoor living space that entices and intrigues. Here, we've created two different looks, both totally unique but equally stylish. Better hurry: You're just in time to enjoy the final moments of warm-weather bliss.
Washed in a sea of pale greys, crisp whites and stony blues, this serene scene has the feel of a modern seaside sanctuary. The linear profiles of the sofa, ottoman and coffee table have a hard, contemporary edge, but subtle details like layers of plush toss cushions and delicately woven sidechairs feel laid-back and uncontrived.
1 Outdoor furniture has come a long way. With its slim, angular shape and sophisticated stony grey colour, the Madison resin wicker sofa by Andrew Richard Designs looks good enough to be indoors – and is just as comfy, too!
2 A cool mix of grey and white toss cushions in solid hues and graphic patterns adds interest and appeal to the clean lines of the modern sofa.
3 The sculptural white sidechairs, with their pretty webbing detail and delicate frames, lend an ethereal quality to the space.
4 The minimalist look of the long coffee table echoes the sofa. Its sturdy, durable design means it can withstand the elements (and spilled drinks).
The smooth concrete finish and contemporary silhouette of this firepit suits the surrounding modern aesthetic. Its subtle gas-powered flame reads as smart and sophisticated in this outdoor design.
Comfort is on the menu in this cozy and stylish outdoor abode. Cheery fall colours and organic textures come together here to create an intimate and inviting setting. The collection of casual furniture feels like it's been curated over time, and rustic touches like the natural wooden stools and weathered firepit give a nod to the pastoral surroundings.
1 This sofa livens up the whole scene, with fire-engine red upholstery that adds a welcome hit of colour to the darker tones in the space. Its traditional shape complements a more relaxed look.
2 On the toss cushions, bold patterns in rich autumnal shades of orange, gold and brown imbue the overall aesthetic with warmth and invite cozying up by the fire late into the evening.
3 These black sidechairs go way beyond basic patio furniture. Their handsome form and tall, sturdy backs make them standout pieces, even against all the bright colours and textures in this outdoor setting.
4 With quiet curves and intricate weaving, the coffee table feels like a piece of vintage furniture. Its casual vibe lends itself well to the mix of materials, such as wood, wicker and steel.
With earthy appeal and a rustic patina, the wood-burning steel bowl firepit adds the perfect touch of coziness to the space.


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I thought it might be telling me to update something, but I can't find any message.
Is there a way to turn this off?  Or is it trying to tell me something?

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Help support the Leonardo DiCaprio Fdn Team by joining the team and spreading the word.
LDF believes that we can create a world where both nature and humanity coexist in harmony.
Through grantmaking, public campaigns and media initiatives, LDF brings attention and needed funding to four focus areas—protecting biodiversity, oceans conservation, wildlands conservation, and climate change. Several successful fundraising events have enabled LDF to scale up our grantmaking strategy, successfully driving support for innovative and impactful conservation projects around the globe.


I want to speak with you briefly tonight about giving and about stories.
I've spent many years in the nonprofit sector, and know that fundraising is an art, a science, and a business. It's hard work. The people who do it well know how to identify a need, craft a compelling story about that need, broadcast that story widely, find those potential donors whose personal interests resonate with that story, and then convince them to act on that resonance by making a donation to help meet the need.
It takes a lot of planning. It can take a long time. And the success rate can be very low, as people are bombarded from all sides with competing, worthy stories that often cancel each other out.
Sometimes, though, stories about need are so compelling that they tell themselves. The Haitian Earthquake of January 2010 is such a story.
I imagine most of us here sat riveted by televisions or computers as the earliest words and pictures began to leak out of a shattered nation in the hours after the earthquake. The sights and sounds we were exposed to, even from 1700 miles away, didn't require anybody to craft a story and tell it to us. We got it. We understood.
I know for some here, the most tragic sound they heard in the days after the Earthquake was silence, as they waited for calls or e-mails confirming the health and safety of loved ones in Haiti. I also know for some here, those calls still haven't come, and they never will.
What was most remarkable to me in the days after the earthquake was watching the UAlbany community, including many of you in the room tonight, take up the cause of the Haitian people, rallying together around this idea of service of humanity.
Even as you grieved for lives lost, you began working to help the survivors look to the future.
Even as you wept at Haiti's despair, you began working to provide hope.
Even as buildings tumbled and rubble was hauled away, you began working to help Haiti rebuild.
I'm very proud to be a UAlbany alumnus, and honored to work for you at UAS, but never have I been prouder of this University's students, faculty, administration, alumni and staff as I have been while watching the response to the Haitian crisis over the past two weeks.
You, the University, are UAS's only customer, and our sole mission is to improve the quality of life that you experience here. And I believe strongly that by supporting the UAlbany Haiti Relief Fund, UAS does improve the quality of life of each and every person associated with this campus. We are all better people for giving our time, treasures, and talents, whatever they may be, to provide such service to humanity.
If the world is truly to be within our reach, then we must willingly assume an obligation of responsibility and a duty of care for that world and its people. So the story I want to craft, and that I want everyone to hear, is the story of how the University at Albany accepted that responsibility and duty without pause or compromise.
The world is a better place in your hands tonight, Albany.
← Who Are the Jets' Fans, Really?


Grief. We are all well acquainted with this un-wanted emotion... some more then others, nevertheless, none of us are immune to it. A tragedy or traumatic event may take place in your life, losing a loved one or experiencing some sort of personal struggle- where it feels as if time slows down, and you can feel every painful, agonizing emotion gnawing away at the very core of who you are. How do we go on, when the joy dissipates, and all that is left is grief? Unfortunately, my family abruptly had to come to terms with this all-encompassing question this past spring.
On Saturday, May 20th, my cousin Helene Brandy decided to go kayaking with her friend on the Ohio River in Pittsburgh, when things went terribly wrong. Unbeknownst to them, they were kayaking towards a nearby damn, where the current was so strong, they were unable to paddle away. With great sorrow, it burdens my heart to say, that they both went over that damn and passed away. Helene's body was found over a week later... She was 25. Can you imagine being so desperate, that your prayers were asking God to reveal the body of the person you love, just so that you could bury them? My family did that for days. I can't even imagine.
I suppose that begs the question still as to why Helene died. Sure, He may have been comforting those afterward, but WHY did He take her in the first place? Or really, why do good, innocent people die sooner than later? This question could be debated for centuries- heck, it has and still is being discussed till this day. And though there may be a far more intelligent and elegant way of communicating this to you all, there is no good answer or reason for why people die suddenly or unexpectedly. It simply happens, because we live in a fallen world, where we are not immune to death. We weren't initially designed to be like this, but because of sin entering all the seams of what ties us together, we are now in the constant state of ripping apart and being stitched back together with the Lords help. It's not fun to talk about nor is it fun to experience the things of the world that are flawed, but it's our reality. And sadly, bad things happen to good people. I don't know about you, but I have always had a hard time swallowing that pill. However, I discovered when I chose to live my life in spite of the world, my heart began to shrivel up and slowly die too. It is what we do with our grief and pain that makes all the difference, We can choose to live a life eternally depressed and defeated, or we can make our most significant burdens the reason for our determination to live. It is a choice... and a heartbreaking one at that. This is no easy task. Nor do I think Helene will ever sincerely be mourned in this lifetime by my family fully; but Jesus meets us in our suffering, wipes our tears away, and reminds us of His saving grace that transcends any and all death.
I wrote a song for my family when this all transpired this past May. How the song came to be is a story in itself, but I wanted to dedicate this blog post to my family rather than making it about me. The song "The Good Ones" is for my families healing journey. I did not compose the song with the intention of it being on radio or written to perfection. My only wish is that this song helps people, and meets them in their time of questioning. Because that's where I was, and the Lord affirmed me in my moments of grief. I pray He affirms you.


There are not so many hotel rooms in La Digne, just 2, still everyone can find an offer to suit his choice. The most common offers in this city are hotels, they count 1 out of 2, and their prevalent location is central district. According to our practice, it is the most profitable to book a hotel in the south of La Digne, as it is the location of the hotels with optimal cost and quality offers along with the cheap hotels. Taking into account the small size of the city, there is no need to dwell hotel reservation on the location: the road to the city center would take less then half an hour, so one can book a hotel in any district of La Digne. The most populated with hotels district of La Digne is the center, 66% of cheap hotel rooms are concentrated here. La Digne is a truly multifaceted city, here everyone can find a hotel of his choice: a business person, a young couple or a family with little children. Take a look at our selection of the cheap hotel rooms in La Digne to make a well-informed choice for your reservation!
The hotel rates in La Digne heavily depend on the season and may significantly change according to the selected date range. The graph below describes changes in La Digne hotel prices throughout the year divided by months. Thus, the lowest prices can be found in January – $71 on average – while the cost of hotel reservation in La Digne goes up and reaches $71 by September. Besides, one can book a hotel in La Digne with a discount and save up to 51% of the price, if doing it 40 days beforehand – that is the period between reservation and check in when our users on average find the best prices. So, if you are interested in booking a cheap hotel in La Digne, take this information into consideration and take a look at the graph below!
Hotels in La Digne are spread around the city within the distance of 2.1 kilometers, while 2 hotels are located directly in the city center. The most popular accommodations in La Digne is Hue Le Vent located in a 0 kilometers from the city center.


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Philogelos (, "amante del riso") è una raccolta di brevi raccontini, facezie e motti di spirito; il numero di tali storielle varia a seconda delle edizioni (vedi infra).

Descrizione
Le storielle hanno per protagonisti personaggi "tipici": l'intellettuale pedante e sciocco (in greco σχολαστικός = laureato o anche professore), l'avaro, il buontempone, lo scorbutico intrattabile, l'inetto, il vile, il pigro, l'invidioso, l'affamato, quello con l'alito cattivo, il misogino, gli abitanti di particolari città note per la stupidità dei cittadini: Abdera, Sidone e Cuma.

Esse sono raggruppate per categorie, soprattutto in base al tipo dei protagonisti.
L'edizione più completa riporta 265 storie, generalmente di quattro o cinque righe.

Storia dell'opera
L'opera è stata tradizionalmente attribuita a due autori distinti: Ierocle (filosofo alessandrino del V secolo d.C.) e Filagrio (un grammatico o un sofista della tarda antichità).
Alcuni studiosi moderni hanno vanamente tentato di attribuire le storie o gruppi di esse all'uno o all'altro dei supposti autori.

Numerosi indizi lessicali, sociali e culturali collocherebbero l'opera tra il V e il VI secolo d.C. anche se la presenza di chiari latinismi e costrutti grammaticali molto tardi propenderebbero per una datazione molto più tarda (tra il IX e il X secolo d.C.). Il testo pervenutoci potrebbe quindi essere la risultante di un secolare processo di stratificazione iniziato anticamente e conclusosi solo in epoca tarda.

Edizioni
Philogelos, (a cura di M. Freher e/o M. Goldast), Ledenburg, 1605 - Editio princeps
G. Pachymeris declamationes XIII quarum XII ineditae, Hieroclis et Philagrii grammaticorum Φιλόγελως longe maximam partem ineditus, (a cura di J. F. Boisonade), Parigi, 1848
Philogelos: Hieroclis et Philagrii facetiae, (a cura di A. Eberhard), Berlino, 1869
Philogelos: der lachfreund, (a cura di A. Thierfelder), Monaco, 1968
The Philogelos or Laughter-Lover (London Studies in Classical Philology Series, 10) ( a cura di Barry Baldwin), Amsterdam, 1983, ISBN 978-90-70265-45-8
Philogelos, (a cura di R.D. Dawe), Monaco-Lipsia, 2000
Come ridevano gli antichi (Philogelos), (a cura di T. Braccini), Genova, Il Melangolo, 2008
Philogelos. Cuorcontento. Barzellette greche dei nostri avi, con testo greco a fronte, (a cura di Giuseppe Vergara), Grauseditore, Napoli 2011

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Collegamenti esterni
Recensione all'edizione di Dawe (in inglese)
Φιλόγελως, Bibliotheca Augustana  (selezione di facezie dal testo greco)
Selezione di 45 facezie (su 265)(in inglese]
The World's oldest Joke book. Translated and introduced by Professor William Berg, jokes performed by Jim Bowen (in inglese)

Letteratura greca
Umorismo

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