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Title: The evolution of sex in plants
Creator: Coulter, John Merle, 1851-1928
Publisher: Chicago, Ill. : The University of Chicago Press
Sponsor: Wellcome Library
Contributor: Wellcome Library
Date: 1914
Language: eng
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This is usually my favorite day at the Venice Carnevale - the big meetup at the Arsenale is simply magical. So many great masks assembled over one of the most scenic sections of Venice - who could ask for more? Everyone seems to be in good humor and so many friends are meeting again for the first time. After Arsenale the models scatter and recover, and some of them come out later in the day. This year was no exception!
This is what I'm thinking about for the downstairs bath. The woodwork and beadboard wainscot will be glossy white. The counter top is a cobalt blue with silver specks in it.
Blogged at christmasnotebook.com/2008/10/01/how-did-we-ever-survive-it/.
Also: Blogged at christmasnotebook.com/2008/10/10/remodeling/.
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Title: Règlement sur l'instruction de la gymnastique : approuvé par le Ministre de la guerre le 22 octobre 1902
Creator: France. Ministère de la guerre
Publisher: Paris : Charles-Lavauzelle
Sponsor: Wellcome Library
Contributor: Wellcome Library
Date: 1904
Language: fre
At head of t.p.: Ministère de la guerre
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This was the 3rd of the 5 shows that Light This City played for their final run.
Early Graves, Antagonist, Funeral Pyre, and of course, Light This City!
LTC photos will be posted soon.
This is Rayna Cotto a new addition to our family...I had fun photographing them in Orlando. This was my favorite from the day.
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Title: Traité de médecine et de thérapeutique
Creator: Girode, J. (Joseph)
Creator: Brouardel, P. (Paul), 1837-1906
Creator: Gilbert, Augustin Nicolas, 1858-1927
Creator: Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh
Publisher: Paris : J.-B. Baillière
Sponsor: Jisc and Wellcome Library
Contributor: Royal College of Physicians in Edinburgh
Date: 1902
Language: und
Description: Cont: t. 1. Maladies microbiennes. 1895 -- t. 2. Maladies microbiennes (suite et fin); maladies produites par les champignons. 1896 -- t. 3. Maladies parasitaires, intoxications, affections constitutionnelles, maladies de la peau. 1897 -- t. 4. Maladies du tube digestif, maladies du péritone. 1897 -- t. 5. Mal;adies des glandes salivaires, du pancréas, du foie, de la rate, des reins, de la vessie, des organes génitaux de l'homme et de la femme. 1898 -- t. 6. Maladies du coeur, des artères, de l'aorte, des veines, du système lymphatique et du sang. 1899 -- t. 7. Maladies du nez, du larynx, de la trachée, des bronches et des poumons. 1900 -- t. 8. Maladies des plèvres et du médiastin, maladies de l'axe cérébro-spinal. 1901 -- t. 9. Maladies du cerveau, de l'isthme de l'encéphale, des méninges encephaliques, de la moelle épinière, et des méninges spinales. 1902 -- t. 10. Maladies des nerfs périphériques, névroses, maladies des muscles. 1902
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Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh
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This lovely lady was enjoying the Feast ... 3 days worth....This is the 'Vineyard Sanctuary' room. Notice the faux brick wall...
Go to Page 90 in the Internet Archive
Title: The evolution of sex in plants
Creator: Coulter, John Merle, 1851-1928
Publisher: Chicago, Ill. : The University of Chicago Press
Sponsor: Wellcome Library
Contributor: Wellcome Library
Date: 1914
Language: eng
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Thunderstorms seem to be brewing this afternoon! I miss skies like these. We really need the rain here due to our ongoing severe drought! Pic taken from around San Jose, CA. (Friday afternoon, October 14, 2016; 1:48 p.m.)
Special Weather Update/Scenario:
The region`s first significant storm system was set to arrive late this week. Storms were taking aim: A series of Pacific storms, one even fueled by a remnant of a typhoon, was to hammer the Northwest into the weekend, with the potential for destructive winds, flooding rain and coastal flooding along the West Coast. Because this was the first rainy period this season, roads were to be slick & dangerous. In the burned areas, like from the Loma Fire, we don't expect slope stability issues related to intense rainfall. Ash, burned debris, and post-fire "gunk" would likely be eroded from hills, along with fine sediment if the rains become heavy. Two primary waves of storminess were expected: 1st storm system would be Thursday thru Friday & the 2nd Saturday thru Monday. The primary impacts were to be water and wind-related. Gusty winds may cause localized power outages and blow loose objects & Halloween decors.
The one thing that makes this a unique 'storm' pattern is that the system that was to hit us on Saturday & Sunday was the remains of Typhoon Songda. More rain & wind was expected with this storm system for us. A last weaker storm in the series was to bring periods of rain showers to the north state by Monday. Then by Wednesday onward, high pressure was to be back along the West Coast. Drier and warmer weather was to resume...
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"Mommy, look! Corn!" This was followed by Cass attempting to eat the corn and me screeching at her to drop it.
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Title: The history of Queen Charlotte's Lying-in Hospital : from its foundation in 1752 to the present time, with an account of its objects and present state
Creator: Ryan, Thomas
Creator: Queen Charlotte's Lying-in Hospital (London, England)
Publisher: [London : The Hospital]
Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons
Contributor: Columbia University Libraries
Date: 1885
Language: eng
Includes bibliographical references and index
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2026 Barry-Roubaix 62 Mile (Yeckley Rd)
2026 Barry-Roubaix Gravel Road Race. April 18, 2026. This album contains photos from the 62-mile distance on Yeckley Rd at mile 3.4 between 10:09 and 10:25 am. See the 62/18 album for the remaining 62 mile racers.
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Go to Page 792 in the Internet Archive
Title: Traité de médecine et de thérapeutique
Creator: Girode, J. (Joseph)
Creator: Brouardel, P. (Paul), 1837-1906
Creator: Gilbert, Augustin Nicolas, 1858-1927
Creator: Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh
Publisher: Paris : J.-B. Baillière
Sponsor: Jisc and Wellcome Library
Contributor: Royal College of Physicians in Edinburgh
Date: 1902
Language: und
Description: Cont: t. 1. Maladies microbiennes. 1895 -- t. 2. Maladies microbiennes (suite et fin); maladies produites par les champignons. 1896 -- t. 3. Maladies parasitaires, intoxications, affections constitutionnelles, maladies de la peau. 1897 -- t. 4. Maladies du tube digestif, maladies du péritone. 1897 -- t. 5. Mal;adies des glandes salivaires, du pancréas, du foie, de la rate, des reins, de la vessie, des organes génitaux de l'homme et de la femme. 1898 -- t. 6. Maladies du coeur, des artères, de l'aorte, des veines, du système lymphatique et du sang. 1899 -- t. 7. Maladies du nez, du larynx, de la trachée, des bronches et des poumons. 1900 -- t. 8. Maladies des plèvres et du médiastin, maladies de l'axe cérébro-spinal. 1901 -- t. 9. Maladies du cerveau, de l'isthme de l'encéphale, des méninges encephaliques, de la moelle épinière, et des méninges spinales. 1902 -- t. 10. Maladies des nerfs périphériques, névroses, maladies des muscles. 1902
This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh
Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh
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For this project, I decided to examine how globalization effects culture and causes one powerful culture to leak over into many others. In the original photo, the rather non-traditional Santa is standing on the back of a truck with a Christmas tree beside him. I wondered if the man would still be recognizable as Santa if I changed the color of his clothing and blurred out the Christmas tree, as the rest of the scene does not suggest "Christmastime" to most Americans and Europeans. We expect to see snow, children, presents, reindeer, or at least a smile on Santa's face.
The Levin Institute discusses crossing culture barriers as something that many feel is a negative impact of globalization because it robs the world of originality. In this case, it's a difficult topic to address. Santa's becoming a part of American culture was technically the result of globalization. As people moved and ideas spread, Santa became an accepted part of our culture. Yet when we see a Santa of a different race and in a different climate than we have come to expect, we point fingers at globalization and call it negative. Where does Santa belong? What is negative about Santa being in another country?
In Neuromancer, Case often describes the food he eats in various different countries. Native foods, Gibson suggests, will survive a world otherwise taken over by technology and globalization. Is Santa Claus a worldwide figure in the world of Neuromancer? Or has he completely disappeared because culture has been sterilized?
Blacktip is kind of the family squirrel. He was named, obviously, because of his unique black nose. He's been around about 5-6 years. He loves to get inside empty peanut butter containers. He also loves to play tug of war with a peanut tied on to some fishing line. We tried relocating him and a bunch of other squirrels miles away, but he found his way back so we let him stay now.