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Kampung Tanjong Ipoh, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia.
Cycas macrocarpa Griff. Cycadaceae. CN: [Malay - vernacular names generic to most Cycas, Paku gunung, Bogak]. A dioecious primitive gymnosperm claimed a living fossil. Tree to 12 m tall. Habitat - lowland forest, also on limestone. A widely scattered species, not forming dense stands. Distribution - peninsular Thailand, as well as in northern and central peninsular Malaysia. In Thailand plants occur near the Malaysian border, with disjunct occurrences in Prachuap Khiri Khan province in the northern peninsula. This species is more common in Malaysia. Due to extensive habitat destruction the species is classified as vulnerable by IUCN and regulated by CITES.
Ref and suggested reading:
FRIM Flora Database
www.theplantlist.org/tpl/record/kew-2749591
Friday morning a bulldog dressed as a rainbow fish walked into a library full of woodchucks. Imaginations were running wild at Greenwood Elementary School as Drake University's Associate Director of Marketing, Erin Bell, and Griff read The Rainbow Fish by Marcus Pfister to a group of young learners in the library. Greenwood was just one of the eight DMPS elementary schools on the visiting list for the bulldog tour. After the reading, each student had a chance to pet Griff on the way to their next class.
Quand tu sors de la vie
tu entres dans la mort
sur dix trois vivent à peine
sur dix trois meurent presque
sur dix trois vivants vont vers leur tombeau
et pour quoi ?
parce qu'ils vivent comme des épais
Mais on entend que ceux qui prennent bien soin de leur vie
sont des voyageurs qui ne rencontrent ni tigre ni bêtes féroces
qui entrent sur le champs de bataille sans arme ni bouclier
les bêtes sauvages n'ont pas où planter leurs cornes
les tigres n'ont pas où planter leurs griffes
les sabres n'ont pas où planter leur lame
Pourquoi ?
parce qu'ils n'ont pas de talon d'Achille
This funky looking building houses a pretty decent and informal restaurant. It sits on Port Orford's commercial dock amidst all the fishing boats, and in season, the crab pots. Before and/or after dinner you can do a walking tour of the unique dolly dock and, if lucky, you might get to watch the boats either being lifted down to the water or lifted up onto their dock dollies by one of the giant cranes or you might get to watch the unloading of fish, crabs or sea urchins from the returning boats. Also a great view down the Oregon coast and a great place to watch storms and sunsets.
Harold team "Carl and the Passions" performs in the Harold Cabaret at 3541 N Clark Street in Wrigleyville on June 25, 2014.
Cast: Bill Boehler, Erin Payton, Noah Gregoropoulos, Paul Grondy, TJ Jagodowski, Shad Kunkle, Tracy McBee, John Reynolds, Linda Orr, Griffen Eckstein, Michael Lehrer.
Photo by Shannon Jenkins/Flaming City Photography.
No fancy schmancy burgers here... Just big tasty American burgers worth the money you pay for them.
July 17, 2008
Friday morning a bulldog dressed as a rainbow fish walked into a library full of woodchucks. Imaginations were running wild at Greenwood Elementary School as Drake University's Associate Director of Marketing, Erin Bell, and Griff read The Rainbow Fish by Marcus Pfister to a group of young learners in the library. Greenwood was just one of the eight DMPS elementary schools on the visiting list for the bulldog tour. After the reading, each student had a chance to pet Griff on the way to their next class.
Kampung Tanjong Ipoh, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia.
Cycas macrocarpa Griff. Cycadaceae. CN: [Malay - vernacular names generic to most Cycas, Paku gunung, Bogak]. A dioecious primitive gymnosperm claimed a living fossil. Tree to 12 m tall. Habitat - lowland forest, also on limestone. A widely scattered species, not forming dense stands. Distribution - peninsular Thailand, as well as in northern and central peninsular Malaysia. In Thailand plants occur near the Malaysian border, with disjunct occurrences in Prachuap Khiri Khan province in the northern peninsula. This species is more common in Malaysia. Due to extensive habitat destruction the species is classified as vulnerable by IUCN and regulated by CITES.
Ref and suggested reading:
FRIM Flora Database
www.theplantlist.org/tpl/record/kew-2749591