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Look through any family photo album from the 1970s or '80s and you will undoubtedly happen upon a fading old photo of a young Star Wars fan decked out in one of the ubiquitous Star Wars costumes of the era, a Ben Cooper Darth Vader, Princess Leia, Yoda or any number of other characters.
Ben Cooper, a Star Wars costume licensee between 1977 and 1983, created over a dozen costumes based on characters from the original trilogy, each bearing funky graphics paired with an equally amusing plastic mask. These were made for kids, after all, and were essentially disposable with a price-point to match (usually under $4).
Vintage Ben Cooper Star Wars costumes are among the few old-school items that are still relatively affordable to collectors, as there seems to be an endless supply cropping up on eBay at any given time. The funky old graphics and cool retro packaging have begun to gain some traction among collectors, though, as older fans fondly recall donning the vinyl one-piece costumes and flimsy masks during the first years following A New Hope in 1977.
While the Ben Cooper line of Star Wars costumes has never been painstakingly documented, there are some aspects of the series that may pique the interest of collectors who enjoy tracking rare variations and the history of one of Star Wars' earliest licensing endeavors. For example, many fans may have forgotten that the line's first wave of costumes, released in the Fall of 1977, contained three — just three — characters: Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker, and C-3PO (called "Golden Robot" for the uninitiated '70s shopper). While several more characters from the film followed in 1978 and beyond, these first three can be identified by the blue Star Wars logo on the side of the box (they'd adopt the standard white logo the following year).
Other packaging variations included yellow Empire Strikes Back stickers affixed to Star Wars costume boxes, or even orange and pink generic boxes, in an effort to keep the brand fresh to consumers anticipating the saga's first sequel. The costumes themselves also underwent running changes and modifications throughout the years — early Star Wars costumes often contained a fabric blend while later versions were made of slick vinyl. The fabric versions have not faired as well as their vinyl counterparts — the first Princess Leia costume, for example, is often found discolored to a mellow tan, whereas the vinyl version is still white as the day it was made. Designs also changed — Leia's costume became available in a Hoth version once Empire was released, although the original "dress" version from A New Hope appears to have survived all the way through Return of the Jedi. Boba Fett's costume is probably the most notorious for a running change, having originally been released with a silver mask and action figure artwork on the chest before evolving to a more movie-accurate deco for both the mask and costume.
Return of the Jedi ushered in its own set of notorious noteworthies — the entire series of four (Wicket, Admiral Ackbar, Gamorrean Guard, and Klaatu) were all originally released with the Revenge of the Jedi title plastered on the costumes, denoting the early title for the saga's final chapter. Later versions were modified to include the correct Return of the Jedi title, although collectors enjoy owning one of the few examples of "Revenge" merchandise released to the public.
Ben Cooper also extended its Star Wars brand merchandise into the non-holiday season with sets of "Fun Ponchos", "Play Suits" and disguise kits containing costume components to be used throughout the year. Interestingly, the company also tried to edge in on the rubber mask market in 1983 — an area already licensed by rival mask maker Don Post Studios — with a set of six masks that were likely pulled from distribution once the conflict was discovered by Lucasfilm. Consequently, the rubber masks are among the toughest of the Ben Cooper Star Wars products to find today.
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November 28, 2007 As the global community marks World AIDS Day on December 1, 2007, Planned Parenthood Federation of America (PPFA), the nations leading reproductive health care advocate and provider, called on Congress to halt funding for harmful abstinence-only programs that deny teenagers lifesaving information about preventing infections like HIV/AIDS.
World AIDS Day reminds us that prevention and education are the keys to building strong, healthy families, said PPFA President Cecile Richards. HIV/AIDS is a devastating but largely preventable infection. Every 12-and-a-half seconds, someone is infected with HIV. We need to be doing everything we can to increase access to information and to condoms to help protect our families.
According to the United Nations Joint Programme on HIV/AIDS, there are approximately 33.2 million people living with HIV worldwide. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates there are more than one million people living with HIV in the United States. According to a new study released on Monday, HIV has reached epidemic proportions among Washington, DC, residents, largely affecting the African-American community. Between 2001 and 2006, more than 80 percent of new HIV cases were among African-American women, men and adolescents.
Congress only needs to look in its backyard to see the devastating impact that HIV and AIDS are having on our communities. Washington, DC, has the highest AIDS rate of any city in the country and the infection rates show no signs of slowing, added Richards. The best way to help young people protect themselves is by promoting, and educating women, men and teens on, correct and consistent condom usage. Congress needs to stop funding ineffective abstinence-only programs and start putting teens and parents first by funding comprehensive sex education programs that include medically accurate messages about prevention and abstinence.
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SALT LAKE CITY — A visionary and community icon, Jack Gallivan died Tuesday, but the former Salt Lake Tribune publisher and longtime advocate for the homeless has left behind a legacy of citizenship.
Gallivan, whose efforts led to the establishment of Park City's ski industry, the building of the Salt Palace Convention Center, the growth of cable television and Salt Lake City's tourism industry, as well as increased housing options for the homeless and the News Preservation Act, among many other accomplishments, died from natural causes at age 97.
"Jack and I were friends for more than 50 years," President Thomas S. Monson of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints said Wednesday. "We worked together on countless newspaper matters and numerous community projects. Over the years we became as close as brothers.
"I mourn his passing and will always treasure our friendship."
During his 60-year stead at the Tribune, including 24 years at its helm, Gallivan championed various issues in the city, ranging from political initiatives and government organization to urban renewal and increased presence of the arts and other community events.
In creating the city's Second Century Plan, which paved the way for projects like the Salt Palace, Abravenel Hall, Capitol Theatre and the Cathedral of the Madeleine in the early 1960s, and eventually, the Downtown Rising undertaking, Gallivan hoped for the state's capital city to be the "pride of every Utahn."
"Tourism is the thing that most people know him for, but he did so many more things," said Natalie Gochnour, vice president of policy and communications for the Salt Lake Chamber. She said Gallivan was passionate about combating homelessness even in his later years, and worked with the Downtown Rising project to re-energize the heart of the city.
"His commitment to the community was a high, high bar," Gochnour said, adding that Gallivan's shoes have yet to be filled.
"I think we have a lot of statesmen, a lot of incredible community leaders, but I don't know of someone who is filling Jack's shoes," she said. "He was just a real doer. He had a capacity to envision a better future, whether it was growing our economy or serving people who are in great need, his capacity to see around the corner and see a better future lifted everybody."
Gallivan was born in Park City in 1915, and his mother died when he was 5. He was subsequently raised by his mother's half-sister, the widow of Park City sliver-mining tycoon, Tribune owner and former Utah Senator Thomas Kearns. He grew up in the Kearns home, which now serves as the state's governor's mansion.
As a boy, Gallivan was educated in Utah and California and he later graduated from Notre Dame and was offered a job at the Chicago Tribune. Family allegiances dictated that he return to work for the Salt Lake Tribune, where he stayed, rotating through multiple functions, until concluding as chairman of the board in 1997.
Gallivan rallied behind a 1960s push to bring the Olympics to Utah, albeit boosting attention for "the greatest snow on earth" and bringing much needed life to a then-failing Park City.
"He proved the amazing amount of good one person can accomplish in a lifetime," said Lane Beattie, president and CEO of the Salt Lake Chamber, which awarded Gallivan a "Giant in our City" award in 1981. "We're lucky to have him and honored his legacy will always lead back to the beautiful city he loved."
During the award ceremony, Gallivan was quoted with saying, "Our task is to make all of Utah as beautiful in man-made additions as it is in God-given wonders; beautiful in the maintenance of the good life; beautiful in social equity and justice; beautiful in the brotherhood of mankind."
Gallivan helped to round out previous Tribune negotiations that led to a joint-operation agreement with the Deseret News, sharing publication, circulation and advertising costs through the Newspaper Agency Corporation.
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By Steven R. Weisman and David M. Herszenhorn
WASHINGTON -- The Bush administration and Congressional leaders, increasingly concerned about a possible recession, are moving closer to agreeing that an economic stimulus package is needed soon, Washington officials said Friday.
A Republican familiar with the administration's thinking said Mr. Bush would present ideas to stimulate the economy, most likely in the form of tax relief, in his State of the Union message on Jan. 28. Mr. Bush will not decide on the details until he returns from the
Democrats and Republicans on Capitol Hill are also suggesting that they might be able to put aside longstanding partisan differences and work on a stimulus measure, lawmakers and aides said Friday.
In a fresh sign of the possibility of an agreement on a roughly $100 billion package of tax cuts and spending to spur the economy, Nancy Pelosi of California, the speaker of the House, and Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the majority leader, wrote to President Bush on Friday saying, 'We want to work with you.'
On Monday, Mr. Bush acknowledged that Americans were 'anxious about the economy' and said he was studying what actions to take. But this Republican, speaking anonymously to avoid pre-empting the White House, said, 'If the decision was going to be 'no,' he wouldn't have put that out there.'
Some Democrats say they could support tax relief focused on lower-income people and, perhaps, even tax cuts for corporations, if the White House and the Republican Congressional leadership accept some spending increases like extended unemployment benefits or aid to states to help them avert spending cuts.
Responding to Ms. Pelosi and Mr. Reid's letter, Tony Fratto, a White House spokesman, said Mr. Bush had instructed aides to get views from all sides as he decided on a possible economic package.
'We would of course want to proceed in a bipartisan way,' Mr. Fratto said, adding Mr. Bush planned to meet, perhaps next week, with Ms. Pelosi and Mr. Reid to report on his
Some lawmakers said that calls from the presidential campaign trail for limiting partisanship and changing the way
But these Democrats said the White House would have to agree not to try to attach favorite measures like repealing the estate tax or making permanent Mr. Bush's 2001 and 2003 cuts, just as Democrats would have to refrain from attaching extraneous spending.
'It would make sense for the president to do something in a bipartisan way,' said Representative Charles B. Rangel, Democrat of
A senior Republican aide said: 'Republicans will have to talk about making the tax cuts permanent and all that kind of stuff. Democrats are going to want things on their long-term agenda. But if you figure those cancel each other out, there's probably a playing field where everyone can agree.'
Democrats appeared to be further along in their thinking than the administration, having decided in December to spend the early part of 2008 blaming Mr. Bush for the economic anxieties of the middle class. Until recently, Republicans in Congress and in the presidential campaigns have said the economy was healthy.
With the House returning next week, Representative Rahm Emanuel of
Democrats are also planning a party retreat at the end of the month where they are scheduled to hear from Ben S. Bernanke, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, among other economic experts. Ms. Pelosi plans to meet with Mr. Bernanke on Monday.
Still, some Bush administration officials say any action should be sooner rather than later. 'Time will be of the essence,' Henry M. Paulson Jr., the treasury secretary, said Friday on Bloomberg Television. 'So I think we want to do something as quickly as possible if we do it.'
The tone changed quickly over the last few weeks, especially after the level of unemployment grew, oil prices reached $100 a barrel, the stock market stumbled and the housing crisis worsened. Leading Republican and Democratic economists soon began voicing fears of a recession, with some even suggesting one had already begun. New polls show Americans are increasingly alarmed, and the topic has figured more and more in presidential debates. On Tuesday,
Mr. Bernanke laid out a bleak picture of the economy on Thursday and suggested that the Fed would cut interest rates soon. That has made it more acceptable for lawmakers to discuss the need for actions to avoid being blamed for failing to respond.
The first presidential candidate, indeed the first leading Democrat, to offer a package was Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of
Mrs. Clinton's package drew on the thinking of leading Democratic policy makers, many of whom served under President Bill Clinton and are advising Democratic leaders in Congress.
One of those advisers, Gene B. Sperling, was on Capitol Hill on Friday for meetings with Democrats. Mr. Sperling worked closely with Ms. Pelosi on the economic stimulus package that she brokered with Mr. Bush shortly after she became minority leader.
Leading Democrats said they envisioned a proposal of at least $100 billion, which economists say is the minimum needed to counter a recession that many for now say would probably be short.
Many Democrats are reciting what they call the 'three T's' for the stimulus package, that it should be temporary, timely and targeted to low- and middle-income Americans. The mantra is intended as a shield against Republican attacks that Democrats would go on a spending spree, as well as Republican calls to make Mr. Bush's tax cuts permanent after they expire in 2010.
Republicans are expected to emphasize tax cuts for individuals and businesses. Kevin A. Hassett, director of economic policy studies at the American Enterprise Institute, said tax relief to spur business investment would be especially useful now.
'These issues aren't really in dispute,' Mr. Hassett said. 'If you want to do a stimulus package, it should juice up activity this year and then go away. But it has to have two components, one for individuals and one for business firms to spur capital investment.'
Mr. Hassett and other Republican economists also warned that a package that was caught up in grandstanding on both sides might come too late to do any good. In 1992, for example, after President George Bush invited Democrats to submit a stimulus package, both sides argued as the recession came and went.
But many Republicans said there was a risk of their seeming indifferent to the economic situation, especially to Americans in danger of losing their homes because of the subprime mortgage crisis, and a risk of holding a package hostage to their long-term tax-cutting agenda.
Democrats are hardly united, however. Some are likely to demand spending for public works as part of any package. Others say they are worried that they will be accused of violating the party's promise to 'pay as you go' by offsetting any tax cuts or spending increases with savings.
But most Democrats are saying that, at a time of an economic downturn, they do not need to stick to that promise.
'Once pay-go is set aside, you could really see the discussion take off,' a Democratic Congressional aide said. 'You could start to align the House and Senate and then triangulate with the White House on what could be done on a faster track.'


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Emergency call boxes and improved cell phone access will make the Fort Stewart military reservation safer for everyone using the area.
WASHINGTON -- The top Marine general said Wednesday that Defense Secretary Robert Gates has rejected his proposal to shift Marine forces from Iraq to Afghanistan, reflecting in part the Bush administration's concern that recent security gains in Iraq are fragile and reversible.
MANAMA, Bahrain -- Defense Secretary Robert Gates said Thursday that "people are getting impatient" for the Iraqi government to take advantage of improved security and move toward needed political reforms.
Gates met Thursday for an hour with his top U.S. commander in Iraq, Gen. David Petraeus, who described a 60 percent decline in violence in the last six months. Gates had spent two days meeting with Iraqi officials and military commanders in both Baghdad and up north in Mosul. Iraq's government leaders know what they have to do, Gates said.
East Liberty County American Legion Post 321 will host its monthly meeting Dec. 6 at Captain Joe's Restaurant, beginning at 6 p.m. with a get together for dinner. The meeting will follow at 7 p.m. All post members any other interested veterans are encouraged to attend.
While Fort Stewart is gearing up to train an Indiana National Guard Brigade for service in Iraq next year, the 48th Brigade of the Georgia National Guard is among five Guard brigades alerted Monday for deployment in 2009.
Fort Stewart acknowledged Friday that more than 1,000 additional soldiers are on post in preparation for a major training event for a brigade of the Indiana National Guard which is headed for Iraq.
The ROTC program based at Georgia Southern University recently hosted its annual fall field training exercise at Fort Stewart.
FORT STEWART - The public is invited to attend the Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield Christmas tree-lighting celebrations Dec. 6 at Club Stewart, Fort Stewart and Dec. 10, at the Hunter Club, Hunter Army Airfield. Both celebrations are at 5:15 p.m.
BAGHDAD -- November was on course to be the least deadly for American troops in Iraq since March 2006, with the U.S. military reporting its 35th death of the month Thursday.
WASHINGTON -- Two U.S. senators want the Pentagon to tighten its oversight of private housing construction on military bases, citing delays at four Air Force projects that could keep thousands of military families out of new homes for years.
FORT BENNING -- A soldier who pleaded guilty to the August 2006 murder of a Columbus cab driver has been sentenced to 60 years in prison and will be dishonorably discharged.
Samuel Perry, 18, pleaded guilty Monday to murder, kidnapping, larceny and two counts of robbery of Goldstar Taxi Services driver Jack L. Horne Jr., said Fort Benning spokeswoman Elsie Jackson. Col. James Pohl presided over the court-martial.
On Nov. 28, the Georgia Department of Veterans Service will dedicate Georgia's newest state veterans' cemetery in Glennville, about one mile north of the downtown area, off of U.S. Highway 301 at the old Dyess Farm Road.
WASHINGTON -- Two Republican senators said Monday that unless Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki makes more political progress by January, the U.S. should consider pulling political or financial support for his government.
Georgia Operation: Military Kids is accepting nominations for the 2014-15 Georgia Military Youth Advisory Council.
For the second time in three years, 3rd Infantry Division soldiers took top honors as the culinary team of the year at the annual Military Culinary Arts Competition at Fort Lee, Va.
The ROTC cadets based at Georgia Southern and Armstrong Atlantic State universities participated in Saturday's leadership-development program on Fort Stewart, where they visited a live-fire range and took advantage of training opportunities.
The U.S. Army Reserve will turn 106 years old Wednesday. Local Army reservists, active-duty and retired soldiers as well as elected leaders celebrated the occasion a week early with a proclamation signing Wednesday afternoon by Hinesville Mayor Jim Thomas in the Hinesville Room at city hall.
Despite a clear blue sky, Liberty County residents heard "thunder" Thursday and Friday. Those who looked skyward found the source of the thunder was a C-17 Globemaster landing and taking off from Wright Army Airfield.
More than 400 veterans with traumatic brain injuries, spinal-cord injuries, amputations and other injuries participated in the 28th annual National Disabled Veterans Sports Clinic on March 29-April 4 in Snowmass, Colo. Former 3rd Infantry Division soldier Sgt. Kristian Cedeno was among the disabled vets learning downhill and cross-country skiing, snowboarding and other sports, including scuba diving, rock climbing and wheelchair self-defense.
Georgia Army National Guard soldier Joshua S. Davis, a specialist with the 848th Engineer Company, on Saturday recevied a Purple Heart during a ceremony in the Georgia Garrison Training Center auditorium on post.
A new senior enlisted leader took responsibility for the 3rd Infantry Division's enlisted soldiers Friday afternoon. Command Sgt. Maj. Christopher Gilpin assumed responsibility from retiring Marne Division Command Sgt. Maj. Edd Watson during a change of responsibility ceremony at Marne Garden.
It had been more than 20 years since a C-130 Hercules has landed on Fort Stewart's Remagen Landing Zone, but on Wednesday, the dirt strip LZ and drop zone received a lot of air traffic.
Numerous buildings on military bases are named in honor of heroes, particularly Medal of Honor recipients. Fort Stewart's education center is one of them.
WASHINGTON, April 3, 2014 - Army Spc. Ivan A. Lopez, 34, was the gunman in yesterday's shooting at Fort Hood, Texas, the installation commander said today.
Seven years after he graduated from high school, Hinesville native Chief Petty Officer Bernard "Eric" Willis began a career as a Navy Seabee, providing construction and disaster recovery around the world.
It's less than half an inch high and 3 inches long. It has a raised, silver infantry musket on an infantry blue background surrounded by a silver border.
WASHINGTON - A soldier killed three fellow soldiers and wounded 16 more before killing himself at Fort Hood, Texas, officials said tonight.
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Hilarious! We have a similar rule in our dinner-party group. We time from the start of the party til the first mention of a certain person we all have in common. We make faces at the first person to bring that name into the discussion. In the 18 months I've been participating, the longest go was under 2 hours, and the shortest was about 4 minutes.There is a tradition in many groups that, once this occurs, that thread is over, and whoever mentioned the Nazis has automatically lost whatever argument was in progress.
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Balantekin Elected Chair of the Scientific Advisory Board for the European Centre for Theoretical Nuclear Physics and Related Areas (ECT*)
Thursday, October 18, 2012
Baha Balantekin, Eugene P. Wigner Professor of Physics, has been elected as the Chair of the Scientific Advisory Board for the European Centre for Theoretical Nuclear Physics and Related Areas (ECT*) at Trento, Italy. This Centre aims to facilitate in-depth research on topical problems at the forefront of contemporary developments in theoretical nuclear physics and related areas such as particle physics, astrophysics, and condensed-matter physics by arranging workshops and collaboration meetings. It also contributes to the training of next generation of theorists through several programs aimed at the graduate students. It is supported by the member states of the European Union. Chairs of the ECT* Advisory Board are usually elected from a group of prominent theoretical physicists at the European universities and laboratories. Balantekin is the first chair of ECT* employed by a U.S. institution. He starts his duties in November 2012.
Search for the Higgs Boson
Thursday, July 5, 2012
The ATLAS and CMS experiments observe an excess in their data from a new particle consistent with the production of a Higgs Boson. They will need the additional data planned from the running of the LHC until next year to establish if this is indeed the Higgs Boson and that we stand at the threshold of a new era of understanding the origins of mass. Physics Faculty involved: Wu (ATLAS), Smith (CMS), Pan (ATLAS), Mellado (ATLAS), Herndon (CMS), Dasu (CMS) & Carlsmith (CMS) For more information see:
2012 Department of Physics Awards Banquet
Friday, May 4, 2012
The 2012 Department of Physics Award Banquet was held Friday, May 4 at the Fluno Center. Photographs, award winners, and more are located on the website. For more information see the links below.
Observation of Electron Antineutrino Disappearance at Daya Bay
Thursday, March 8, 2012
The Daya Bay Reactor Neutrino Experiment, a multinational collaboration operating in the south of China, today reported the first results of its search for the last, most elusive piece of a long-standing puzzle: how is it that neutrinos can appear to vanish as they travel?
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Now that you're disenrolled from TRICARE Prime, take some time to learn how to use TRICARE Standard and Extra before you get care. Watch Video: How to Use TRICARE Standard
You don't need to see a PCM first and you'll never need a referral for any type of care.
You can. Check with the provider who was your PCM to see if he or she is still a network provider. If the provider is no longer in the network, you can continue to see that provider using the Standard option.
You are no longer required to pay annual enrollment fees to use TRICARE Standard and Extra. You will only pay for health care that you receive.
You must meet an annual deductible each fiscal year (October 1 - September 30) before cost sharing begins:
Instead of paying a fixed copyament for health care services like with TRICARE Prime, you'll pay a cost share—or percentage—of the total cost for services with TRICARE Standard and Extra. The cost share amount is based on the type of care and whether you visit a network or non-network provider.
Remember, when you are using TRICARE Extra and see network providers, you're only required to pay your cost share (after the deductible is met) at the time of your visit. With non-network providers, you may have to pay the full amount up front and file a claim for reimbursement. Additionally, non-network providers may charge up to 15% above the TRICARE allowable charge. You're also responsible for those additional charges.
The catastrophic cap is the maximum you'll pay for health care for your entire family during the fiscal year (October 1 - September 30). This includes annual deductibles, pharmacy copayments, and cost shares. The cap is the same whether you are using Prime, Standard or Extra.
A retired service member visits a network provider in October. The total cost charged is $200. The beneficiary will pay to the provider:
Total paid at time of visit: $160.00. This amount is applied to the catastrophic cap.
The following month, the spouse visits a non-network provider. The allowable charge for the care is $300, but the provider balance bills (charges 15% above that amount) so the total cost charged is $345. The beneficiary pays the total cost up front and can then file a claim for the following:
Total amount reimbursed: $187.50. This amount is applied to the catastrophic cap.
After these two appointments, the annual deductible has been met for the fiscal year and $347.50 has been applied to the catastrophic cap. At future appointments, family members are only required to pay the cost share (and balanced billed amounts if visiting a non-network provider). TRICARE will pay all the costs after the cap is reached, so the family will never pay more than $3,000 for the care each fiscal year.
The easiest way is to visit network providers whenever possible. You'll pay a 5% lower cost share of a negotiated rate, which could be less than the TRICARE allowed amount. Plus, network providers will never balance bill.
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Annual to shrubs, generally glandular, some green root-parasites
Stem generally round
Leaves generally alternate, simple, generally ± entire; stipules generally 0
Inflorescence: spike to panicle, generally bracted, or flowers 12 in axils
Flower bisexual; calyx lobes generally 5; corolla generally strongly bilateral, generally 2-lipped (upper lip generally 2-lobed, lower lip generally 3-lobed); stamens generally 4 in 2 pairs, generally included, a 5th (generally uppermost) sometimes present as a staminode; pistil 1, ovary superior, chambers generally 2, placentas axile, style 1, stigma lobes generally 2
Fruit: capsule, generally ± ovoid, loculicidal or septicidal
Seed: coat sculpture often characteristic
Genera in family: ± 200 genera, 3000 species: ± worldwide; some cultivated as ornamental (e.g., Antirrhinum, Mimulus, Penstemon ) or medicinal (Digitalis )
Recent taxonomic note: Recently treated to include only Buddleja, Scrophularia, and Verbascum in CA; other genera moved to Orobanchaceae (Castilleja, Cordylanthus, Orthocarpus, Pedicularis, Triphysaria), Phrymaceae (Mimulus), and Plantaginaceae (= Veronicaceae sensu Olmstead et al.)
Key to genera by Elizabeth Chase Neese & Margriet Wetherwax.
Annual, perennial herb, glabrous to hairy
Stem vine-like, ascending or erect, often clinging by twining pedicels or branchlets
Leaves generally opposite below, alternate above, generally reduced upward; veins pinnate
Inflorescence: raceme or flowers solitary in axils
Flowers often cleistogamous; uppermost calyx lobe generally largest; corolla tube of opening flowers truncate or with rounded sac-like extension at base, lower lip base generally swollen and closing mouth; staminode 0
Fruit ovoid to spheric; chambers generally dehiscent by 12 pores near tip, lower chamber generally larger, upper sometimes indehiscent
Seeds many, generally with tubercles or netted ridges
Species in genus: 36 species: w North America, w Medit
Etymology: (Greek: nose-like, from corolla shape)
Reference: [Thompson 1988 Syst Bot Monogr 22:1142]
Annual, rarely biennial, hairy
Stem erect but weak, often clinging to other plants or debris
Inflorescence: flowers solitary; pedicels generally 218 mm, lowest generally subtended by twining branchlets, flower branchlets, or both
Flower: calyx lobes ± equal; corolla of opening flowers 712 mm, lavender to blue-purple with 12 blue-veined white blotches on lower lip base and gold hairs in mouth (hair color unique in CA)
Chromosomes: n=16
Ecology: Dunes, rocky or disturbed places
Elevation: 01400 m.
Bioregional distribution: s Central Coast, South Coast, Channel Islands, San Bernardino Mountains, Peninsular Ranges
Distribution outside California: Baja California
Sspp. hybridize near coast
Horticultural information: TRY.
Hairs very dense, very fine, of mixed lengths, tips ± unenlarged
Leaves opposite at lowest 58 nodes of main stem
Inflorescence: flowers not present at lowest few 1-lvd nodes; upper pedicels generally > 6 mm
Flower: whitish blotch on lower corolla lip uninterrupted
Seed: ridges entire, longitudinal
Ecology: Rocky areas, generally inland areas, especially burns
Elevation: 01300 m.
Bioregional distribution: s South Coast, San Bernardino Mountains, Peninsular Ranges
Distribution outside California: n Baja California
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