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Obviously able to infect the American (plus E Asian?) Equisetum hyemale ssp. affine.
Planted a few rooted shoots of the exotic larger growing relative of native type to see if our type of Stamnaria americana is able to infect and propagate on it.
I did the experimental planting probably 10 years ago, maybe longer?, but never found any infection by this ascomycete before.
Now, after some years without controlling i found the quite typical blackening of tissue, telling the successful infection, still there are no visible structures of asexual or sexual reproduction, the epiderm is not broken by the fungus.
We will see if this happens later on, compatibility is not assured at time.
Any questions about ;-)
Doris Leuthard, Federal Councillor, Federal Department of Environment and Transports, Switzerland answers journalists' questions after the Follow-up Zurich Process - Meeting of the Ministers of the Alpine Region during the 2012 Summit on “Seamless Transport: Making Connections” of the International Transport Forum at the OECD in Leipzig, Germany on 02 May 2012.
Question Mark. Aus der Serie „Satzzeichen“ 2014
Rotierende Skulptur aus Lianen Findling, fluoriszierendes Klebeband, schwarze Totenkopf Büchse und Schwarz Licht
Skulptur, Objekt, Video, Installation, Fotografie
Markus Wintersberger 2014
Queer Question Time
Mon 24 May, 7:30pm. £5
Booking: 0161 274 / www.contact-theatre.org
“What will a new government mean for equality legislation in the UK?”
“In the 21st century, is there any longer a need for a festival like Queer Up North to exist?”
“Do we really believe in free speech? Or only when we agree with its point of view?”
Following hugely successful outings in 2007 and 2008, Queer Question Time makes a return to the Queer Up North festival, this time hosted by velvet voiced raconteur Tom Allen, star of BBC Radio 4’s The Correspondent and Bleak Expectations, and winner of So You Think You’re Funny and the BBC New Comedy Award.
Joining Tom will be a panel of esteemed thinkers and writers including:
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Linda Bellos, equality activist and founder of Diversity Solutions.
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Angela Wilson, Senior Lecturer in Politics and Sexuality at The University of Manchester.
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Matthew Todd, Editor of Attitude Magazine.
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Peter Tatchell, human rights activist.
They, just like their BBC namesake, will tackle questions proposed by members of the audience.
‘Lively, charismatic...the cream of the crop’ Time Out on Tom Allen
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Supported by The Kobler Trust and The Scotshill Trust.
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Part of Queer Up North International Festival 2010.
Weber Spur Trail, Labagh Woods, Chicago, Illinois.
The Weber Spur Trail is an abandoned Union Pacific Railroad spur track. Several years ago the rails were removed resulting in a rustic trail full of wildlife & vegetation. There are plans to make the trail a multi-use bike/hiking trail, but those plans are in the early stages.
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Mr. Tim Lawrence, Executive Director of SkillsUSA, poses a question to General Robert Cone, U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC), during the Army SAY Meeting.
(John Harrington Photography for US Army)
What if -Meg and Dia
All the time we question ourselves, asking "what if"
We never know the answer to these type of questions but thats why we just have to take a leap of faith. Thats what life is about. If we knew how our life was going to end up then it would be boring and very predictable. So maybe these "what if" type questions don't have to be as bad as most people make them out to be.
So go ahead start asking..
What if?
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Our Daily Challenge: THE BIG QUESTION, is the topic for Thursday 20 June 2013
"Siri, Apple Music and Other iPhone Questions" by BRIAN X. CHEN and FARHAD MANJOO via NYT t.co/dv1RWI6lRQ (via Twitter twitter.com/felipemassone/status/646411014456627200)
Question Mark. Aus der Serie „Satzzeichen“ 2014
Rotierende Skulptur aus Lianen Findling, fluoriszierendes Klebeband, schwarze Totenkopf Büchse und Schwarz Licht
Skulptur, Objekt, Video, Installation, Fotografie
Markus Wintersberger 2014
There are times while looking over my shoulder that I find myself questioning where I have come from and where I am going to. On this day I am thankful for being able to ask these questions. I do know that I need to start preparing my contribution for today's Thanksgiving dinner!
Happy Thanksgiving!
*Photograph composition was created for the Our Daily Challenge topic:
OVER THE SHOULDER
The exhibition features the artworks from an interdisciplinary and culturally diverse group of architects/artists/designers investigating current and historical dilemmas facing new immigrants and political/religious refugees as well as their influences on local and global culture in everyday life and their complex relationship to artistic and cultural production. Each body of work represents a unique perception according to one’s individual expertise, experience, vision and culture identity.
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How to capture a person in a picture? That is the question when it comes to portraits. However, this assignment allows me to think about the people I know and care about and decide what they are recognizable for. Adults have always found their nitch in life by the time they are older. It has always been easy to describe what you remember someone for when reminiscing. However, children can be harder. Children are my passion and they are who I decided to focus on. They are fun and playful and that’s why I decided to play with the pictures and have fun with the kids while I was taking their pictures.
Portrait 1 is a picture of my neighbor girl. She is the thrill seeker. She has always the one jumping off the swing, climbing to the top, and hanging upside down. This was a no brainer to put her upside down on the play set, she was over eager too. The picture had the bars of the swing set giving it some frame work through the picture. The picture was taken in shade and so the black and white seemed perfect with the light on the ground that seeped through the leaves of the tree.
Portrait 2 played off the angle for its fun. She is always riding her bike and asking me to take her on a bike ride so when I asked if I could take pictures of her, she ran back and returned with her bike. I used the light behind her to create more of a contrast. Black and white seemed perfect to create a more depth and contrast to the background of the blank sky and houses. I used her shade to from the sun to allow the brightness and focus of her. The light behind her makes her stand out from the background. The houses in the background give lines to picture allowing a frames look to her.
Portrait 3 is of my niece. She loves her bath time and is always playing in water when possible. She loves to have water poured on her face. She loves color so it was perfect to show the picture in color and show the color of the tub. The pool wraps around the body giving a separation to her head. The expression of excitement and expectation of the next glass of water is perfect. The lighting could have been better but the look of expression was what I was going for.
The self portrait was taken by someone else but turned out the way I wanted. I wanted a picture of me doing what I love. Riding my motorcycle is what calms and excites me all at the same time. The Sophia setting was used for this because it helped give the contrast I wanted between me, the road, and the surroundings. The lights on the motorcycle in the picture are perfect because it draws in the eyes but doesn’t overtake or reflect oddly. I knew I wanted to use the lines of the road. Also the poles and lines of wire compliment the picture nicely.
Portraits are wonderful for expressing someone’s passions and feelings. It’s hard to express with words but a portrait can show the expression on the face and in the soul. A photo can only tell the story. It was my job to create the story. I captured the story and they provided the emotion. Each picture came out better than I imagined. They also show exactly the memories I have of each child. I hope all of you can see their passion as much as I do.
Brett Solomon, Executive Director of the NGO "Access" Responds to a Question at a Press Conference at the United Nations Office in Geneva. On the right is Michael Posner, U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights and Labor and on the right is Richard Allan, Director of Policy for Facebook.
Panel Discussion on Internet Freedom at the United Nations, Friday, March 4, 2011.
Speaking at the event, Brett Solomon, Executive Director of the NGO Access, said:
"Technology platforms, like Facebook and Google have played an extraordinary role in facilitating political participation across the globe. Now they must come to terms with the reality that they are the front line of human rights defense in many counties, and both secure their platforms and tailor them to better serve the needs of human rights defenders.
The Human Rights Council has an opportunity to stand up for digital rights, to support Internet freedom and to help end net repression. It should use its Universal Periodic Review mechanism to track member states adherence to human rights online. "
[Chorus]
Im having a bad bad day
its about time that I get my way
steam rolling whatever i see, huh
despicable me
I’m having a bad bad day
if you take it personal thats ok,
watch this is so fun to see, huh
despicable me
[Verse 1]
Why ask why better yet why not
Why are you marking x on that spot
Why use a blow torch isn’t that hott?
Why use a chainsaw is that all you got
Why do you like seeing people in shock
But my question to you is why not
Why go to the back and stand in line
Just use a freeze gun it saves me time
[Chorus]
[Verse 2]
Why ask why when this is just art
Why parallel when I can just park?
Why does vector think that he’s smart
And does his dad know I know his part
Why did I have to live with my mom
Why do you think that I should be calm
Why want the moon, the World in my palm
Is it crazy you think I’ve gone?
[Chorus]
[Verse 3]
Excuse me if you will
You look like you have time to kill
Can you chill
Cause Gru Got the speakers and the trunk to make you
Bounce, bounce, bounce, bounce, bounce, bounce, bounce
To make you bounce, bounce, bounce, bounce
[Chorus]
Despicable Me (repeated)
[Chorus]
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From The Gas World, 1 May 1897:
“The monthly meeting of the Ashton-in-Makerfield Urban District Council appears to have been marked by a somewhat lively scene on a question relating to the management of the gasworks. The works, we gather, are at present and have been for some years managed by Mr J Hill, the clerk to the Council. For his work as manager of the undertaking he has hitherto received no extra remuneration, and it was proposed that for such services he should be paid £50 per annum. It was over this proposal that the trouble referred to occurred. Certain members of the Council said that Mr Hill had needlessly taken upon himself the duties of the gas managership, without expecting payment, and expressed the opinion that there was no call for increasing his salary by the sum proposed. Mr Hill, however, repudiated the statement that he had taken upon himself the duties of gas manager; he had, he said, been formally appointed to the office. In this statement he was supported by members of the Council, who also contended that Mr Hill had controlled the gasworks very efficiently and made them a financial benefit to the town. At the close of the discussion, in the course of which personalities were freely banded about, the advance of salary was agreed by a considerable majority.”
From The Gas World, 30 April 1898:
“A painful situation has been created in the Wigan district of Lancashire by the death of Mr James Hill, clerk to the Urban District Council of Ashton-in-Makerfield, who also acted as manager of the gasworks and held a number of other local appointments. On Thursday afternoon of last week Mr Hill failed to attend the annual meeting of the District Council, and considerable surprise was caused by his non-appearance. He had left a note on his desk to say that he had gone to Warrington and would be back at noon, but he had not returned when the Council finished its deliberations about 5 o'clock. Soon after that hour he was brought home in a cab, and his condition was such as to lead to the conclusion that he had been attempting to drown himself. He was taken to bed and attended by a medical man. The following morning, when his medical attendant entered the room, Mr Hill was found hanging by his braces... At an inquest on the body, which was held on Monday, a verdict of suicide whilst of unsound mind was returned. It is supposed that the mind of the deceased gentleman had been unhinged by business worries. It is some years since Mr Hill, who was not a gas engineer by profession, was appointed to manage the gasworks and received, on that account, an increase in the salary formerly paid to him as clerk to the District Council. Nothing is yet known as to whether the dual arrangement will be continued in the case of his successor.”
James Hill was born on 14 April 1859, the son of Thomas and Ann(e) Hill of Gladden Hey Brow, North Ashton. He was appointed collector of the general district, gas and water rates in 1879 and, following the death of Ashton-in-Makerfield Local Board clerk John Fairless in 1881, was additionally made deputy-clerk with a combined annual salary of £100. He was promoted to the position of clerk -and relieved of that of collector- in 1884, but without any advance of salary. The Board also sanctioned his holding the office of assistant overseer “on condition that the duties of the local board be not neglected in the slightest degree, that he made no application for an increase of salary, and that if he requires an assistant at any time the person to be appointed by the board and paid for by Mr Hill” (Wigan Archives re. UD Ash/A/A1/8). In the meanwhile he had married Martha (daughter of John Hill, lamp maker) at Holy Trinity Church on 15 September 1881. In 1891 the couple moved with their 4 children from Bryn St to “The Poplars”, Bolton Rd, where 4 further children were born. Contrary to the suggestion in 1897 that his role as gasworks manager was previously unremunerated, it had been resolved by the Board's Finance and General Purposes Committee on 6 May 1889 “that the clerk be allowed his coal, gas and water free in consideration of his services as manager of the gasworks” (UD Ash/A/A1/13).
At the inquest into his death held at The Britannia Inn, Wigan Rd, on 25 April 1898 evidence was received to the effect that Mr Hill made at least two unsuccessful attempts to take his own life, and had been under some pressure in relation to an impending audit of the Council's finances. It is apparent from the article in The Gas Journal of 1 May 1897 that his relations with certain Councillors were less than cordial. In addition, his youngest child -12-days-old Gladys- had died on 6 March 1898; an event which must have had some impact on his already fragile mental state. Surprisingly, despite questioning of the family doctor and the deceased's widow and eldest daughter, there was no mention of the baby's death at the inquest.
Gladys Hill is buried in an unmarked grave close by that of her parents and brother at the Heath Rd burial ground. The photographs of Gladden Hey Farm (left, top), 13 Bryn St (middle) and The Poplars (below) were taken on 30 July 2013, 5 September 2018 and 28 May 2016 respectively.
++Suicide is the most common cause of death in British males under the age of 45. Men and boys who are troubled by suicidal thoughts, and those who are concerned about them, can get help and support from CALM, tel. 0800 58 58 58; PAPYRUS, tel. 0800 068 41 41; or The Samaritans, tel. 116 123.++
Where's the Fezzaz 365GTC???
Million Dollar Question: Was it worth me schlepping/hauling/dragging (by the end of the day) a hefty tripod and two cameras through three enormous pavillons during Retrombile 2023?
2 Cent Answer: Yes.
A new student asks a question on his first day at Northwestern University as Wildcat Welcome, the new student orientation program, launches the school year.
This image was featured in Northwestern University's "GetSetGo" publication for new students.
Photo by Daniel M. Reck.
This is my portrait with an object. I decided to use my grandfather for this photo because I wanted to show his passion for photography and how long he has had it. I had him sit outside with a black shirt on and in front of a black screen-door. I asked for him to use the oldest camera he still has, which was this Japanese Ricolet that my grandparents got as a gift in the early 1950's. Editing included boosting contrast and converting to B&W. (3648x5472)
How did you add emotional/conceptual depth to this portrait?
I wanted this photo to show my grandfathers hobby of photography which began close to 60 years ago. I tried to capture an image that shows a man who still uses the equipment that was created in his youth, showing the reader how long my grandfather has been taking pictures and how humans age more than machines do. My goal was to have a dark background to create a mysterious or suspicious look that will intrigue the viewer. The shirt and the background totally blended together, really adding to the effect and making the viewer question where this man came from and what he is photographing.
Why: . . . Not with a question mark ....
Why these warbirds exist ~
Why we lost so many young men ~
Why many foreign countries were freed ~
Why we must never forget our veterans ~
Why we must never take our freedom for granted.
Update: This rare and beautiful warbird Liberty Belle was lost in a June, 2011 fire, after an emergency landing in an Ohio farmer's field. All 7 aboard escaped uninjured because of the skill of her crew. I've left captions and comments as they were prior to her loss.
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Description. Description. Description. The Litany of the Vitalist begins with this intonation. A question is generated or provoked. Describe what? Today’s simple answer is appetite.
"Most dear Son,
Among the gifts, graces, and prerogatives with which the Sovereign Creator, God Almighty, endowed and embellished human nature in the beginning, one seems to me to stand alone, and to excel all others; that is the one by which we can, in this mortal state, acquire a kind of immortality and, in the course of this transitory life, perpetuate our name and seed; which we do by lineage sprung from us in lawful marriage. By this means there is in some sort restored to us what was taken from us by the sin of our first parents, who were told that, because they had not been obedient to the commandment of God the Creator, they would die, and by death would be brought to nothing that magnificent form in which man has been created.
But by this method of seminal propagation, there remains in the children what has perished in the parents, and in the grandchildren what has perished in the children, and so on in succession till the hour of the last judgement. Then all generations and corruptions shall cease, and the elements shall be free from their continuous transformations, since peace, so long desired, will then be perfect and complete, and all things will be brought to their end and period.
Not without just and equitable cause, therefore, do I offer thanks to God, my Preserver, for permitting me to see my grey-haired age blossom afresh in your youth. When, at the will of Him who rules and governs all things, my soul shall leave this mortal habitation, I shall not now account myself to be absolutely dying, but to be passing from one place to another, since in you, and by you, I shall remain in visible form here in this world, visiting and conversing with men of honour and my friends as I used to do.
If the qualities of my soul did not abide in you as does my visible form, men would not consider you the guardian and treasure house of the immortality of our name; in which case my pleasure would be small, considering the lesser part of me which is my body, would persist, and the better part, which is the soul, and by which our name continues to be blessed among men, would be bastardized and degenerate."
Francois Rabelais (1494-1553), a Franciscan monk, gently leads us into this compost heap of musing on the possibilities of regenerating non-pro-creatively. Here in Gargantua’s letter to his son Pantagruel, he gives us one early description of the gene pool and of the passing on of one’s own specific DNA. Although the description is one of passing pro-creatively, the author himself, a non-pro-creative unit, bifurcates to achieve the goal of leaving this glorious description. He bifurcates into his two great characters, Gargantua and Pantagruel, and gives birth to an entire universe. This phenomenon of creating a universe is best described by Marcel Duchamp as Infra-thin, which he tells us is the infinite space between two sides of the same sheet of paper.
It is also the whiff of a Madeleine that provoked Marcel Proust to write one of the longest musings on memory ever undertaken. I will endeavour to elucidate as we progress but, at the same time, should say now that this is an attempt to acknowledge a group of bifurcators that have led me to a body of work, and a body of work which has led me to this group of bifurcators - a classic chicken and egg situation, or in this particular case, a Chicken-man and egg situation. All will be revealed, or not, totally dependent on time allotted.
I would like to suggest that the act of 'creation' might be described as, perhaps, attempting to tear the tail out of the serpent's mouth, that 'futile' wrestling with infinity.
Just looking for some general feedback. I also have questions about taking stranger's pictures... do you ask permission? I asked this guy, and also gave him a pretty handsome tip, but I just wanted to know what other people do!
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