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quote:That poster is a female???
quote:More than 200 homes have been evacuated.
quote:I'm guessing you are an old person though
quote: this news reporter is wearing her purse during this interview. she was probably out partying and is drunk
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quote:Morten ?@MortenHj the people who are being evacuated to the elementary school are not allowed to be interviewed by the news by some higher authority #indyboom
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quote:It looks like he is playing against 8th graders
quote:That is the worst level of competition i have seen. It looks like he is playing against 8th graders
quote:Sounds like a DE to me
quote: fast forward to the 2:05 mark. Enjoy
quote: I'm wonder what position he'll play in college. If he's 6'0 205 at 14, how big is he going to be at 19-20? Upwards of 6'5 and 250 lbs? Sounds like a DE to me.
quote:that would make the perfect gif
quote:He was actually being generous on that hit...he could have killed that kid.
quote:I actually wanna see a video of him being tackled. It's more rare to see him tackled then breaking a long touchdown.
quote:I'm wonder what position he'll play in college

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Lyons singer Beth Gadbaw has been honored as a teacher of excellence in the field of music education, specifically the teaching of folksongs. Gadbaw flew to Minneapolis to accept her award: The Fleurette Sweeney Fellowship, bestowed by MusicEdventures International Association of SongWorks Teachers.
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Hello friends and music lovers! Spring is here and High Street Concerts is excited to announce their season eleven finale, and it promises to be an absolutely fabulous show!
Mollie O'Brien and Rich Moore with Eric Thorin, and special guests Bella Betts and Steve Szymanski, on Saturday April 19, at 8 p.m., in Rogers Hall. Tickets ($15 advance, $17 day of show) are available online at www.highstreetconcerts.com, and in person at The Stone Cup.
Debris has been removed, repairs are being made, piles of dirt are being moved, tickets are being sold, and the lineups are set. Things are slowing getting back to "normal" for the hardworking crew over at the Planet. Let the festival season begin!
Planet Bluegrass is proud to announce the complete single-day lineup for the 41st Annual Telluride
On Sunday, March 16, at 2 p.m., in the Stanley Hotel concert hall the fabulous Quatour des Ciels Lumineux will perform for the first time with the Estes Park Music Festival.
Currently in pursuit of a Masters degree in violin performance at the University of Colorado at Boulder, violinist Nina Fronjian is an active performer and teacher in the Greater Denver area.
By David McIntyre, Lyons Bluesologist
I recently sat down with my favorite musical couple, Taylor and Bonnie Sims. There was so much going on in their collective careers that I wanted to get it straight from their lips.
Let's start with how they arrived on the local music scene. In 2003 Taylor relocated from Texas to Gunnison Colorado to work on a ranch there. He and Alex Johnstone and Chris Elliott started playing music together and a bond began. They moved back to Texas and with Jessica Smith recorded their first CD there as Spring Creek bluegrass band.
Three international piano prodigy students, Jerry Chen, age 15, Jason Chiang, age 16 and Jenny Luo, age 17, will perform in the Concert Hall of the Stanley Hotel on Sunday, March 2, at 2 p.m. Each student has been named multiple "National and International First Place Winners"
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The Lyons based singer/songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and unforgettable loop artist Arthur Lee Land released his fourth album "Cracked Open" in the spring of last year. Arthur offers a groundbreaking style that is driven by the integration of sophisticated musical, emotional, and
Planet Bluegrass is excited to announce the complete single-day lineup for the 42nd Annual RockyGrass Festival (Friday, July 25 through Sunday, July 27) including the final additions Alison Krauss & Union Station, a special reunion of the all-woman stringband Uncle Earl, the Grammy-nominee James King Band, and an emotional gospel set from Lyons' own The Watergirls.
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Belwicket wrote:I would've had Luna attack but her concern was keeping Carrie safe. I sense a betrayal coming.
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Happy Birthday, Peter Frampton!!!
Monday, April 22, 2013
Happy Birthday to Peter Frampton, who turns 63 today (April 22nd)!!! Frampton first made his mark in the Britain in the late 1960's with the pop group the Herd, and then later as part of the hard rocking Humble Pie with co-founder Steve Marriott. Frampton left Humble Pie in late 1971 to go solo, and released four moderate selling solo albums before releasing his 1976 blockbuster double album Frampton Comes Alive! The album propelled Frampton into superstardom with its hit singles "Show Me The Way," "Baby, I Love Your Way," and "Do You Feel Like We Do."
His upcoming tour, which is being dubbed "Frampton's Guitar Circus." includes guest spits by such heavyweights as Robert Cray in May and June, and B.B. King and Sonny Landreth for the August dates.
Recently released is Frampton's new DVD and Blu-ray disc, FCA 35 Tour: An Evening With Peter Frampton, and its companion triple CD set, Best Of FCA! 35 Tour. The DVD features footage taped at New York City's Beacon Theater and Milwaukee's Pabst Theater, with Frampton personally going through the tour's performances for the best versions of all the songs for the CD -- which features his son, Julian Frampton, guesting on two songs.
In 2010, Frampton released his 15th studio album, Thank You Mr. Churchill, which features performances by the Funk Brothers, the Heartbreakers' Benmont Tench, son Julian Frampton, and Pearl Jam's Matt Cameron. The album was co-produced by his legendary '70s engineer Chris Kimsey, who after working with Frampton went on to man the boards and co-produce numerous Rolling Stones albums.
Prior to leading Humble Pie, Frampton was befriended by George Harrison who asked him to contribute acoustic guitar to assorted tracks for his 1970 solo debut, All Things Must Pass: "George called me up and he said, 'Look, we need to do some more acoustics,' and this was the best thing ever for me. We just sat, the two of us, in Abbey Road Studios -- the studio they'd done Sgt. Pepper in, and they would just put up another reel. They went through the whole album, basically, and said, 'We need some more acoustics here,' so George and I would just add acoustics (guitar), overdub acoustics, maybe one or two tracks to each track. So basically, I'm playing on just about everything that's not fully electric."
In 2011, Frampton revealed that he was celebrating seven years of sobriety: "I mean, I'm not gonna bore people with it because there's nothing worse than being lectured at. But for me personally, it's been some of the best years of my life. It sounds contrite, it sounds phony, but it's not. Y'know, it's been a very stressful period for me, for everybody around me it's been better, and it's been a new -- well, they say that's my birthday seven years ago."
Yes drummer Alan White first worked with Frampton during the 1970 sessions for George Harrison's All Things Must Pass, and got to catch up with him when Frampton and Yes hit the road together in 2010: "I've known Peter for such an awful long time -- I met him first when he was playing with the Herd and stuff like that, so we go back a long way. But obviously we only see each other every now and then. Y'know, he did have a problem with drinking at one time and then he just stopped it and he's a super guy now."
Although Frampton was able to stay an arena attraction throughout the end of the '70s, he feels that his career never recovered from the multi-platinum success of the live album. He says that his career nose-dived after Frampton Comes Alive! because there was no place left to go beyond its phenomenon: "No one knew how to make a record after that, because no one had ever made a record that huge. So that's where I was looking for professional help from those people that represented me. But the only person that really knew the answer to any question that I would ask -- was me. Because, here I am asking all these people what I should do, because hell, this is the biggest record in history."
Peter Frampton North American tour dates (subject to change):
April 26, 27 - Cincinnati, OH - Aronoff Center For The Arts (with the Cincinnati Ballet)
May 26 - Little Rock, AR - Riverfest at Downtown Little Rock
May 31 - Hollywood, FL - Hard Rock Live
June 1 - Saint Augustine, FL - St. Augustine Amphitheatre
June 2 - Clearwater, FL - Ruth Eckerd Hall
June 5 - Grand Prairie, TX Verizon Theater at Grand Fair
June 7 - Austin, TX - Austin City Limits Live at The Moody Theater
June 8 - Midland, TX - Wagner Noel PAC
June 9 - Houston, TX - Arena Theatre
June 11 - Saint Charles, MO - The Family Arena
Jube 13 - Windsor, ON - Caesars Windsor "The Colosseum"
June 14 - Rama, ON - Casino Rama
June 13 - Windsor, ON - Caesars Windsor "The Colosseum"
June 15 - Pittsburgh, PA - Stage AE
June 17 - Grand Rapids, MI - Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park
June 20 - Columbus, OH - The LC Pavilion
June 23 - Huntington, NY - The Paramount
June 24 - Lancaster, PA - American Music Theatre
June 27 - New York, NY - Beacon Theatre
June 28 - Rochester, NY - Kodak Hall at Eastman Theater
August 5 - Bethlehem, PA - Musikfest
August 8 - Baltimore, MD - PierSix Pavilion
August 11 - Vienna, VA - Wolf Trap Filene Center
August 13 - Alpharetta, GA - Verizon Wireless Amphitheater At Encore Park
August 20 - Morrison, CO - Red Rocks Amphitheater
August 24 - Los Angeles, CA - Greek Theater
August 28 - Saratoga, CA - The Mountain Winery
August 30 - Lincoln, CA - Thunder Valley Casino
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Compression fractures of the back are broken vertebrae. Vertebrae are the bones of the spine.
Vertebral compression fractures
Osteoporosis is the most common cause of this type of fracture. Osteoporosis is a disease in which bones become fragile. Usually, the bone loses calcium and other minerals.
Having many fractures of the vertabrae can lead to kyphosis . This is a hump-like curvature of the spine.
Compression fractures can occur suddenly. This can cause severe back pain.
Compression fractures due to osteoporosis may cause no symptoms at first. Often, they are discovered when x-rays of the spine are done for other reasons. Over time, the following symptoms may occur:
Pressure on the spinal cord from hunched over posture can, in rare cases, cause:
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A spine x-ray shows at least one compressed vertebra that is shorter than the other vertebrae.
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Most compression fractures are seen in older people with osteoporosis. These fractures often do not cause injury to the spinal cord. The condition is usually treated with medicines and calcium supplements to prevent further fractures.
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Most compression fractures due to injury heal in 8 to 10 weeks with rest, wearing of a brace, and pain medicines. However, recovery can take much longer if surgery was done.
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Medicines to treat osteoporosis can help prevent future fractures. However, medicines cannot reverse damage that has already occurred.
For compression fractures caused by tumors, the outcome depends on the type of tumor involved. Tumors that involve the spine include:
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Treating and preventing osteoporosis is the most effective way to prevent these fractures.
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Klazen CA, Lohle PN, de Vries J, et al. Vertebroplasty versus conservative treatment in acute osteoporotic vertebral compression fractures (Vertos II): an open-label randomised trial. Lancet. 2010 Sep 25;376(9746):1085-92.
National Osteoporosis Foundation. 2013 Clinician's Guide to Prevention and Treatment of Osteoporosis. 2013.
Wardlaw D, Cummings SR, Van Meirhaeghe J, et al. Efficacy and safety of balloon kyphoplasty compared with non-surgical care for vertebral compression fracture (FREE): a randomised controlled trial. Lancet. 2009;373(9668):1016-24.
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The College News Volume VII. No. 5. BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1920 Price 10 Cents LANTERN NIGHT. FRESHMEN HOLDING LANTERNS LEAGUE IS A WORKING CONCERN Mr. Huntington Gilchrist Describes Organization and Future Plans Huntington Gilchrist, assistant to Sir Eric Druinmond, Secretary of the League of Nations, addressed the college in the chapel last Saturday night on "The League As a Working Concern." Start- ing next Saturday for Geneva, the future- home of the League, he has just com- pleted a vacation in this county. Mr. Gilchrist is the husband of E. Brace, '20 The League of Nations has been in > existence since January 10, 1920, when the Peace Treaty of Versailles officially came into force, said Mr. Gilchrist, m tracing its beginning. ^He then took up one at a time the three main bodies oi tin l.agtie, the Assembly, the Council and the Secretariat, with which he SI especially concerned. Assembly Decides League Policy The Assembly meets for the first time in Geneva on Novcml>cr 15, 1920. It directly represents all its memliers and, together with the COuncil, determines all League policies It considers the work done by other bodies and decides such matters as the admission of new members. The Council of the League is meeting now in Brussels for the tenth time It has been in action since January 16, 1920. It is the custom for the r< i sentative of the country in which it meets, to preside, Mr Haliour presiding at the second meeting in London in Feb- ruary Cnanimous approval is required to pass almost everything, and no deci- sion is made at private meetings from which the press and all visitors are ex- cluded. At the Peace Conference it was de- cided to appoint Sir Eric Drummond Secretary General of the coming League, in order to be ready when it came. The Secretariat, the first body of the League started, is a staff service to advise the Secretary General. He organized it into technical sections of experts to do the ground work and have Stsfjgestiou and details irady It i- pure I v �*" adv i bodv, which make- BO decisions \\ Ithin �j | . s it Mill have mow.I ifom (CaauaaH �� Pa�� J) 1922 Elects Margaret Speer President Margaret Speer is president of the class of 1922, Serena Hand is vice-presi- dent and treasurer, and Alice Nicoll is secretary as � result of the election held by the Junior class last Wednesday. Mis, Speer VnU a member of the Chris- tian Association Board in 1919-20 as secretary, and in 1920-21 as treasurer and chairman of the religious meetings com- mittee. She was also business manager of 1922'-. Banner Show. Miss Hand was secretary of 1922 Fresh- man year and is secretary of the Under- graduate Association. Miss Nicoll is Junior member of the Athletic AaSOcis tion Hoard and was secretary of the Ath- letic Association last year. Bengal Poet Coming November 13 Sir Kabindranath Tagore, Bengal poet, prose writer and educationalist, will speak here Friday evening, November 1.1th, under the auspices of the English Club. Winner in 1913 of the Nobel Prise for literature. Sir Tagore IS the author of about thirty poetical and twenty-eight pros, works in Bengali; among his Eng lish writings are "Gitanjali,.....I'hc ("res cut Moon" and "The l'o-t Office," a plaj He is the founder oi a school at Shantineketa, Bolpnr, Bengal LANTERN NIGHT OLD CUSTOM ELEPHANT AND DONKEY WILL BE AT POLITICAL RALLY Divided into political groups, a torchlight procession will wind to the gymnasium Monday evening at 8 o'clock for the mock political rally. Stump speeches by presidential candi- dates and their supporters will In' made from porch and soapliox. Figures promi- nent in the poltical world will attend the rally, as will various delegations in cos- tume The Elephant and the Donkey will par- ticipate in the excitement; at the last po- I tical rally in 1916 a real elephant ap- peared, hired by the RepuUicani from a traveling circus. Miss Spinney to Read Greek Drama An interpreter of classic drama, Miss Dorothea Spinney, will read Euripides' Hippolytus in Taylor Hall Friday eve- ning, November 5th The reading will be given in Greek costume before a set- ting of curtains Of Miss Spinney the Sation has said: "She possesses a marvelous voice and speaking hands, but beyond these bless- ing- .i tin. mt< licence and deep abater- The Drama I rague writes \ �on- drriul interpreter Artistically we feel the finest �r have ever had" ROBERT FROST, POET-PROFESSOR, WILL GIVE READING SATURDAY The poet of speech, Robi rt Lee Frost, will give a reading from his work in Taylor Hall on Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. Complimentary tickets will l>c given to all who pledged contributions to the (hair of Poetry Fund last Spring. Mr. Frost, though born in San Fran- cisco, has spent most of his life in New Fngland. Of his college life one writer says: "He spent a few months at Dart mouth, acting like a wild Indian in a college for wild Indians. He left ab- ruptly, but voluntarily." After teaching ind a lew months more study at Harvard SVC up the idea of finishing college Sonnomor,.v This ^ ai�.rwar(u sl,ort- aml since then has engaged ia newspaper (,ncd inIO , f(.w wonU of BOni, 1(Kll(. work, farming, teaching psychology and and ,hfncr (Q ..Good Luck.. In order English, and in writing In 1912 he went no, tQ mar ,hc so|cmnily of thc occasion, with his family to England, where (h<. Krce,jn>, j, now writtcn on a card "North of Boston." bis first book, eras altached to the lanurn instead of being published "London was ecstatic." SayS M,�k,.M i.alcr ��. � r,,�olu WM ,r.lI|s. one critic. In 1913 "A Boy's WiB" was .(rrid iQ |(u nJKht wh)n (||. Vn�huHU published and in 1916 "Mountain In terval " "In order to appreciate a poem like Mendini; Wall.'" writes 1'rofessor Wil- liam Lyons I'hclps in the Kot'kmaii. "one should bear Mr Fro-t read it He with such interpretive skill, with such subtle hesitation- and pause for apparent reflection that the poem grows before Origin of Ceremony and Songs Lies Far Back in Bryn Mawr's History One of the oldest customs in Bryn Mawi history will be observed Friday Blghl when the Freshmen receive the lanterns from the Sophomore class lS'WI, the second class in college, was the first to receive lanterns The idea of presenting them originated from one line, "the only lantern in Bryn Mawr." in I song by Dr. E. Washburu Hopkins, fot nu r professor of (irci k The I.interns given 10 1X9(1 were made of filigreed tin lined with red isinglass and stood only four inches high. Tin y increased in size each year until I9()4, when I'MW received the first lanterns oi the type now used. Since then they bav e changed in shape and general propor- tions, but tin rise and the materials iisid have remained about the MOM. The color of the glass varies each year with the color of the Freshmen class. Lanterns Given at Outdoor Play Lantern giving was originally only an incident in the impromptu entertainment which the Sophomores gave the Fresh- nun. The eailni classes received their lanterns in broad daylight after an out- door play and had first to undergo a r oral quiz at the hands of the red their caps and towns MM moved from the campus to the cloisters The Greek hymn. "Paths Athene I'li.a." was written as 103*1 class -�ii.. by Hrrtha Haven Putnam and Madeline ..in \bbott. and was |ra1 sung at ra Night by 1991 M � 'Sullivan, XO, is the author of this prose transla- tion the audience like the wall itl Robert ! an out-of-door poet.. >'��- *�'"�� ***� '" K "" ' " Kven when h. me oi an in to thee to inak. sacn terior. people are always looking out oi ti, c in thv honor, the wind. . (ChuhmJ mi Pw*
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Body found near Balzac, incident described as suspiciousBy: | Posted: Tuesday, Mar 20, 2012 05:08 pm A body found on the side of the road near Balzac�s CrossIron Mills mall and the Nexen gas plant on March 20 has been deemed suspicious in nature. Covy Moore/Rocky View Publishing
At about 10 a.m., Airdrie Rural RCMP, Airdrie EMS and the Rocky View County Fire Services were alerted by a passer-byof a body on the side of Township Road 261, between Dwight McLellan Trail and Range Road 292. The body was described by police as a non-white male, approximately 25-35 years of age. �Although emergency medical services (staff) did work on this male, he was pronounced dead at the scene,� said RCMP Sgt. Patricia Neely. �He was located at a remote area on the side of the road. It wasn�t concealed as far as I�m aware. As far as I know, he has not been identified. That would be something that would be part of the investigation and once the identification is made, we�d have to do the next of kin notification before we could release anything.� An autopsy will be schedule for as soon as March 21 to determine the cause of death, she added. �We don�t know how long he had been there. The injuries will be determined by the medical examiner. We have notified our RCMP Major Crimes Unit and our Forensic Identification Unit is on scene as well,� Neely said. �Our investigation is very early in its commencement here and we don�t have much more information than that at this time. If somebody has any information that would assist us on this investigation, we would be very eager to hear from them.� Comments
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My husband has had an arrangement with a local church in order to park his Semi-Truck (no trailer) there overnight for over three months now and we have never had any problem doing so. However, last night at 11:45pm, he was issued a $50 for "Parking in a residential district." As I read the statute and spoke with someone at the non-emergency line, two things pop out at me:
1) It generally applies to parking on a residential street AND
2) They are supposed to give 24 hours notice for us to correct the situation BEFORE giving the $50 ticket. This was not done in this case, or we would have corrected it.
We were entirely unaware of this law and are wondering how this applies to the situation due to the fact that he was parked solely on private property with the permission of the owner of the property.
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Family Araceae
Herbs, perennial
, wetland or terrestrial
, occasionally emergent or floating, [often epiphytic or climbing
], usually with milky
or watery latex, rarely colored
. Rhizomes, corms, or stolons present; rhizomes vertical
or horizontal, creeping at or near surface
, sometimes branched; corms underground, starchy; stolons at or near surface. Stems absent [sometimes aboveground or aerial
]. Cataphylls usually present. Leaves rarely solitary, alternate or clustered; petiole
rarely absent, with sheathing
; blade
or compound
[occasionally perforate
], elliptic
to obovate
or spatulate
, occasionally sagittate-cordate, larger than 1.5 cm; venation
parallel or pinnate- or palmate-netted. Inflorescences spadices, each with 3--900 usually tightly grouped, sessile flowers, subtended by spathe
; spathe rarely absent, persistent
(sometimes only proximally) or deciduous, variously colored; spadix cylindric
or ovoid
, various parts occasionally naked or with sterile
flowers. Flowers bisexual
or unisexual
, staminate
and pistillate
usually on same plants
or functionally on different plants, staminate flowers
distal to pistillate when unisexual; perianth absent or present; stamens 2--12, distinct
or connate
in synandria; ovaryies 1, 1--3(--many) -locular, sessile or embedded
in spadix; styles 1; stigmas hemispheric
, capitate, or discoid
[sometimes strongly lobed
]. Fruits berries
, distinct or connate at maturity. Seeds 1--40(--many) per berry.
Genera 105, species more than 3300 (8 genera, 10 species in the flora
; species in 10 additional genera may persist locally within flora area, see talbe 203.1) : nearly worldwide, primarily tropical regions
Araceae are best characterized by the inflorescence, a fleshy
cylindric or ovoid, unbranched spadix subtended or surrounded by a spathe. True spathes are absent in the Nearctic
genus Orontium and in the Australian
genus Gymnostachys. Other plant families with a compressed
spadix-like inflorescence, such as Piperaceae and Cyclanthaceae, either do not have a structure equivalent to a spathe (Piperaceae) or have early-deciduous bracts (Cyclanthaceae) . Plants are usually glabrous
, rarely pubescent
or spiny
(pubescent in Pistia) . Many Araceae exhibit typical monocotyledonous
parallel leaf venation, but some genera have net
leaf venation more typical of dicotyledons.
Infrafamilial classification of the Araceae is under active
study. The only classification of the family
to date to utilize modern phylogenetic
techniques (S. J. Mayo et al.
1997) recognizes seven subfamilies, of which three are represented in native
North American aroid flora: Orontioideae (Orontium, Symplocarpus, Lysichiton) ; Calloideae (Calla) ; and Aroideae (Peltandra, Arisaema, and Pistia) . Acorus, a genus historically included
in Araceae, is treated as a separate family in theat flora based on extensive morphologic and chemical evidence that supports
its removal from Arales (M.
H. Grayum 1987) .
The number of genera of Araceae occurring in temperate North America is low in comparison with other continents, and primitive taxa are disproportionately represented. Orontioideae and Calloideae, which include four of the seven native genera found in the flora area, are the basal clades within Araceae. Plants in these subfamilies possess the primitive states for many characteristics in Araceae and share few derived characteristics with other aroid genera (M. H. Grayum 1990) . The more advanced
genera native to the flora area include one genus endemic to eastern North America (Peltandra), a pantropical
genus with an uncertain native distribution (Pistia), and a genus clearly Eurasian in origin
(Arisaema) .
Araceae contain crystals of calcium oxalate
, which are often cited as causing the intense irritation experienced when handling
or consuming the raw plant tissue of many genera in the family. This supposition is contradicted by the fact that although irritation generally is not produced
by properly cooked plants, the crystals remain after heating. Other compounds must therefore be involved with causing this reaction. Studies of Dieffenbachia demonstrated that a proteolytic enzyme
, as well as other compounds, are responsible for the severe irritation caused by this plant and that raphides
of calcium oxalate do not play a major role (J. Arditti and E. Rodriguez 1982) . Whether irritation is caused by enzymes or crystals, that aspect
of Araceae has resulted in aroid genera being included in many lists
of poisonous plants (e.g.
. F. Lampe and M. A. McCann 1985; G. A. Mulligan and D. B
. Munro 1990; K. D. Perkins and W. W. Payne 1978) .
Despite the toxic
effects of Araceae, species of several genera are cultivated as food plants, mainly as subsistence crops
in tropical
areas. The major edible Araceae are Colocasia esculenta and several species of Xanthosoma, grown primarily for their corms and sometimes for their leaves. Most North American species of Araceae were historically used by Native Americans, as both food and medicine (T. Plowman 1969) . The family, is currently more valued for its many ornamental species
, and is the most important family in North America for indoor foliage
plants (T. B. Croat 1994) . Araceae commonly grown as ornamentals
in American homes
include species of Aglaonema (Chinese-evergreen), Anthurium, Caladium, Dieffenbachia (dumbcane), Epipremnum (golden pothos), Philodendron, Spathiphyllum, Syngonium, and Zantedeschia (calla-lily) .
Plants of some cultivated species of Araceae escape and may persist or naturalize
, especially in warmer climates. One of these species, Colocasia esculenta, is widespread enough to warrant full inclusion in the flora, but other introduced species
of Araceae are very local in occurrence. Uncommon species represented by herbarium
specimens or literature reports as escaped or persisting from cultivation are listed (table
203.1) with distinguishing characteristics and areas of occurrence.[1]
- Domain:
- Chatton, 1925
- eukaryotes
- Kingdom:
- Haeckel, 1866
- Plants
- Subkingdom:
- Cavalier-Smith, 1981
- Phylum:
- Sinnott, 1935 ex Cavalier-Smith, 1998
- Vascular Plants
- Subphylum:
- Kenrick & Crane, 1997, nom. inval.
- Infraphylum:
- Kenrick & Crane, 1997
- Class:
- Novák ex Takht. (1967)
- Subclass:
- Novák ex Takhtajan, 1967
- Angiosperms
- Superorder:
- Takhtajan, 1967
- Monocots
- Order:
- R. Br. ex Bercht. & J. Presl, 1820
- Family:
- A.L. de Jussieu, 1789, nom. cons.
- Arum Family
- Subfamily:
- Tribe:
- Genus:
- H.W. Schott, 1829
- Specific epithet:
- Kunth
- Botanical name: - Anthurium cordifolium Kunth
- Specific epithet:
- Kunth
- Genus:
- H.W. Schott, 1829
- Tribe:
- Subfamily:
- Family:
- A.L. de Jussieu, 1789, nom. cons.
- Arum Family
- Order:
- R. Br. ex Bercht. & J. Presl, 1820
- Superorder:
- Takhtajan, 1967
- Monocots
- Subclass:
- Novák ex Takhtajan, 1967
- Angiosperms
- Class:
- Novák ex Takht. (1967)
- Infraphylum:
- Kenrick & Crane, 1997
- Subphylum:
- Kenrick & Crane, 1997, nom. inval.
- Phylum:
- Sinnott, 1935 ex Cavalier-Smith, 1998
- Vascular Plants
- Subkingdom:
- Cavalier-Smith, 1981
- Kingdom:
- Haeckel, 1866
- Plants
Anthurium cordatum Engl. • Pleurospa cordifolia Raf.
Publishing author : Kunth Publication : Enum. Pl. [Kunth] iii. 76.
Similar Species
Members of the genus Anthurium
ZipcodeZoo has pages for 91 species, subspecies, varieties, forms, and cultivars in this genus:
A. alatipedunculatum (Anthurium) · A. alticola (Anthurium) · A. amnicola (Hawaiian Tulip) · A. amnicola 'Sweetheart' (Hawaiian Tulip) · A. andraeanum (Flamingo Flower) · A. andraeanum 'Alabama' (Flamingo Flower) · A. andraeanum 'Alani' (Anturio) · A. andraeanum 'Hawaiian Sunrise' (Anturio) · A. andraeanum 'Lime Light' (Anturio) · A. andraeanum 'Margarita' (Anturio) · A. andraeanum 'Midori' (Anturio) · A. andraeanum 'Red Beauty' (Flamingo Flower) · A. andraeanum 'Sunglow' (Anturio) · A. andraeanum 'Tangerine' (Anturio) · A. andraeanum 'Variegata' (Variegated Anthurium) · A. andreanum (Anthurium) · A. andreanum 'Royal Flush' (Anthurium) · A. andreanum 'Sarah' (Flamingo Flower) · A. argyrostachyum (Anthurium) · A. bakeri (Anthurium) · A. beltianum (Anthurium) · A. berriozabalense (Anthurium) · A. bonplandii cuatrecasasii (Anthurium) · A. caloveboranum (Anthurium) · A. caucanum (Anthurium) · A. chiriquense (Anthurium) · A. circinatum (Anthurium) · A. clarinervium (Anthurium) · A. cordatum (Organ Mountain Laceleaf) · A. crassilaminum (Anthurium) · A. crenatum (Scalloped Laceleaf) · A. crystallinum (Crystal Anthurium) · A. cubense 'Aureo variegatum' (Birds Nest Anthurium) · A. dominicense (Lengua De Vaca) · A. durandii (Anthurium) · A. faustinomirandae (Giant Anthurium) · A. globosum (Anthurium) · A. gracile (Red Pearls Anthurium) · A. hacumense (Bird's Nest Anthurium) · A. hookeri (Bird's Nest Anthurium) · A. hutchisonii (Anthurium) · A. imperiale (Birds Nest Anthurium) · A. impolitum (Anthurium) · A. jefense (Anthurium) · A. llewelynii (Anthurium) · A. malianum (Anthurium) · A. nigrescens (Anthurium) · A. obtusum (Anthurium) · A. palmatum (Anthurium) · A. paludosum (Anthurium) · A. pendulifolium (Tail Flower) · A. plowmanii (Anthurium) · A. plowmanii 'Fruffles' (Anthurium) · A. podophyllum (Anthurium) · A. polyschistum (Anthurium) · A. prolatum (Anthurium) · A. protensum (Anthurium) · A. pseudospectabile (Anthurium) · A. reflexinervium (Anthurium) · A. remotigeniculatum (Anthurium) · A. rothschildianum (Anthurium) · A. rupicola (Anthurium) · A. sapense (Anthurium) · A. scandens (Pearl Laceleaf) · A. scherzerianum (Flamingo Flower) · A. scherzerianum 'Red Hot' (Flamingo Flower) · A. schlechtendalii (Bird-Nest Anthurium) · A. schlechtendalii 'Variegata' (Birds Nest Anthurium) · A. selloum (Large Laceleaf) · A. superbum (Anthurium) · A. supraglandulum (Anthurium) · A. tacarcunense (Anthurium) · A. tonduzii (Anthurium) · A. umbrosum (Anthurium) · A. utleyorum (Anthurium) · A. veitchii (King Anthurium) · A. vittarifolium (Anthurium) · A. vittarifolium 'Albo Variegata' (Variegated Anthurium) · A. warocqueanum (Anthurium) · A. watermaliense 'Albovariegata' (Anturio Negro) · A. wendlingeri (Anthurium) · A. 'Acropolis' (Anthurium) · A.'Cotton Candy' (Cotton Candy Anthurium) · A. 'Dwarf Butterfly Pink' (Anthurium) · A. 'Haiti Pink' (Anthurium Hybrid) · A. 'Hawaiian' (Dwarf Butterfly Anthurium) · A. 'Kimi' (Obake Hybrid) · A. 'Marie' (Anthurium) · A. 'Oshiro' (Obake Hybrid) · A. 'Pearl' (Obake Hybrid) · A. 'Rainbow' (Obake Hybrid)
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- A manual of gardening for Bengal and Upper India. By Thomas A. C. Firminger. .. Calcutta, Thacker, Spink and co.; [etc., etc.]1874. url p. 377.
- Bulletin - United States National Museum. Washington: Smithsonian Institution Press, [etc.];1877-1971. url p. 115, p. 119, p. 98.
- Choice stove and greenhouse ornamental-leaved plants: comprising descriptions of more than nine hundred species and varieties: accompanied by instructions for their cultivation and mode of management. .. / London: The author, 1876. url .
- Contribution [I]-III to the coastal and plain flora of Yucatan, by Charles Frederick Millspaugh. 1 1895 Chicago, 1895-1898. url p. vi.
- Contributions from the United States National Herbarium 52 2005 Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1890- url p. 24, p. 399.
- Contributions to North American ichthyology. Based primarily on the collections of the United States National Museum. Washington: Govt. print. off., 1877-78. url p. 119.
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- Hand-list of tender momocotyledons, excluding Orchideae, cultivated in the Royal Gardens, Kew. London, Printed for H. M. S. O., by Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1897. url p. 295.
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"Shaun of the Dead" was totally awesome - I saw it in the theater and then bought it on DVD.
Actually, one of the funniest things about the DVD is that it has a short clip of a cleaned up version of the movie with the cuss words redubbed - so you have them saying "funk" and "prink." - 01 March, 2007 03:10
- Janet said...
Great article to link to...and I have to admit that I (feeling particular lazy today) copied you and have linked the same article. But I DID give you credit, Lynnequist!
Janet - 01 March, 2007 13:48
Having just read Lynneguist's previous post about educational terms, I found the following quote from the Guardian article fairly ironic.
"This isn't strictly true. Although it is true that we British do use irony a little more often than our special friends in the US."
*grins* Just kidding! - 01 March, 2007 22:07
- Rebecca said...
I LOVED Watching the English, especially the bits about sofa/couch/settee and living room/lounge/front room.
- 02 March, 2007 15:57
- Potentilla said...
The thing about "Watching the English" is that it's written from an upper-middle point of view.....
- 03 March, 2007 11:04
I had an interesting/strange experience with a piece of fanfiction I wrote, which showed a definite divide between US and UK (and Commonwealth?) humour. And possibly also to do with how reading is taught.
What happened was that I wrote a Harry Potter fanfiction story where Hermione was complaining that Ron never quite seemed to make the romantic grade when it came to being a boyfriend, but Harry always did everything perfectly for Ginny Weasley. Each couple went out to dinner for Valentine's Day and happened to be at the same establishment, so they decided to push their tables together. When the girls were given their V.Day presents, sure enough Ginny got an engagement ring and Hermione got a pair of earrings.
But there was a twist. And NONE of the americans who read it - including a friend who was a Masters student in English at the time - 'got it'. They were confused, and not just about non-american English terminology for things such as 'book token'. They just plain did not understand the story, and had not picked up clues littered throughout which lead to understanding the twist.
However, if I made the twist more obvious, the British (and Australian, NZ and Canadian) readers felt that the humour was gone and 'too much like a sledge hammer'.
I ended up doing two versions of the story.
(If you'd like to read them to see what I mean, I'll put links up for you) - 06 March, 2007 00:07
Lynne, please encourage alliethekiwi to let us know where we can read both versions of her story.
I enjoyed Simon Pegg's article. And after reading all the Amazon reviews of Kate Fox's book, I have ordered it.
Thank you, Lynne. - 08 March, 2007 20:45
Many apologies, Lynne, I wasn't intending to use this blog as a place to advertise my fanfiction. Eek. I truly only posted about it as a matter of possible interest.
Anyway, delete this if you'd prefer it not to be here:
Plugs and Protection (UK Edition)
Plugs and Protection (US edition)
I'd read the UK one first, since it's slightly more subtle. Also, of course, a bit of knowledge about the world of Harry Potter would be an advantage to understanding what on earth these stories are about.
Please excuse the shoddy punctuation - have just noticed a few things that need tweaking.
*head desk* Why on earth am I putting these links up where all you learned punctuation and grammar gods can snigger? - 09 March, 2007 10:38
- lynneguist said...
I don't mind readers advertising relevant fiction--it's the spammers advertising dodgy real estate that I mind!
- 10 March, 2007 00:01
- zhoen said...
An online comic about librarians called Unshelved is riffing on "Just kidding," from a purely Am. POV.
Unshelved1 - 23 March, 2007 13:14
- lynneguist said...
Thanks for the link, Z.
- 23 March, 2007 14:54
- Ashley said...
As a Canadian, I read the UK version of the Potter story first, and I didn't understand the twist. I thought that Harry had purchased two gifts for Ginny, the ring and the earrings, and then given one of the gifts to Ron to help him out, because Ron was such an incompetent suitor. So, I couldn't understand why Hermione would be pleased that Harry had tried, and failed, to bail out her boyfriend.
Only in the US version did I understand that Ron was bailing out Harry, rather than the other way around. Given JKR's characterization (and your own, in this story) of Ron as rather selfish, it doesn't seem like the kind of thing he'd do. - 04 June, 2009 09:47


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posted Mar 4th - 10:39pm
A House committee failed to pass out Gov. Gary Herbert's Healthy Utah alternative to Medicaid expansion Wednesday night, but the sponsor of the legislation said he still hopes to reach a compromise.
Man arrested in connection with alleged attempted kidnapping in Hurricane
Natalie Crofts |
posted Mar 4th - 10:24pm
Hurricane police have arrested a man in connection with an alleged attempted kidnapping on Wednesday.
Morgan County man dies in Hell's Canyon avalanche
Natalie Crofts and Jed Boal |
posted Mar 4th - 10:21pm
A snowboarder from Morgan County died after being caught up in an avalanche triggered by his friend Hell's Canyon Wednesday.
US envoy to SKorea in stable condition after knife attack
Foster Klug and Kim Tong-Hyung, Associated Press |
posted Mar 4th - 9:51pm
U.S. Ambassador Mark Lippert was in stable condition after a man screaming demands for a unified North and South Korea slashed him on the face and wrist with a knife, South Korean police and U.S. officials said Thursday.
Experts: Snowpack improving, drought conditions persist
Mike Anderson |
posted Mar 4th - 9:01pm
While Tuesday's storm brought in a thick blanket along our mountains, it's still a far cry from what is needed to reach average levels.
Zeller's shot at buzzer lifts Celtics past Jazz
Ken Powtak, Associated Press |
posted Mar 4th - 9:00pm
Brad Stevens didn't think the first play would work. The second one turned out perfectly.
Wednesday's Child — Vanessa
Ashley Kewish |
posted Mar 4th - 8:07pm
Vanessa is a 14-year-old girl living in the Utah Foster Care system. She wants to be a singer when she grows up and is hoping to be adopted.
Utah library helping to feed hungry children
Teri Harman, KSL.com Contributor |
posted Mar 4th - 7:39pm
Libraries are a haven for many, including children and teens who need a safe place to go after school. The Kearns Library harbors 50-100 youth after school every day, and most come hungry. Now there's a way to feed them.
Man critically injured after crashing then jumping off freeway barrier
McKenzie Romero |
posted Mar 4th - 7:28pm
Police are trying to determine what caused a man to crash the car he was driving into a freeway barrier, then leap to the pavement below.
Judge orders 17-year-old to stand trial in 2012 murder of Riverton girl
Pat Reavy |
posted Mar 4th - 7:17pm
A 17-year-old boy, who was 14 when police say he brutally killed 15-year-old Anne Kasprzak in 2012, was ordered Wednesday to stand trial for murder. Now a judge will decide whether he should stand trial as an adult.
Son: Utah doctor harbored hatred for ex-wife after divorce
McKenzie Romero |
posted Mar 4th - 7:08pm
Testifying in his father's murder trial, Pelle Wall recounted the tense relationship that existed between his parents following their divorce and his father's erratic behavior following his mother's death.
Cedar City community raises $40K for resident with cancer
Faith Heaton Jolley |
posted Mar 4th - 7:01pm
The "tight-knit" community of Cedar City rallied together Saturday to help raise funds for a beloved resident who was diagnosed with an aggressive cancer.
Utah lawmakers unveil 'historic' anti-discrimination, religious rights bill
Dennis Romboy |
posted Mar 4th - 6:53pm
Calling it a monumental and historic day, Utah lawmakers unveiled much-anticipated legislation Wednesday that aims to balance religious rights and protections against discrimination of LGBT people in the workplace and housing.
Sinkhole repair may continue into Wednesday night
Nicole Vowell and Mary Richards |
posted Mar 4th - 6:45pm
Crews continued repairing the road at a busy intersection in Draper Wednesday morning after a water main break created a huge sinkhole. The road may not reopen until 9 p.m.
Legislation passes bills to raise salary for governor; find common ground on phone law
KSL.com |
posted Mar 4th - 6:13pm
Legislature passed bills to raise the salary of the governor and in turn other elected officials. Also there is common ground met on the bill for and updated cell phone while driving law.
Utah GOP's potential move to caucus system 'a bad decision,' Romney says
Lisa Riley Roche |
posted Mar 4th - 6:00pm
Mitt Romney is asking Gov. Gary Herbert and state lawmakers to make sure Utah holds a presidential primary election in 2016 despite a vote by the Utah Republican Party to switch to a caucus election.
Man killed in head-on collision identified
Faith Heaton Jolley |
posted Mar 4th - 5:27pm
Police identified a man who was killed in a head-on collision that closed state Route 68 for several hours Wednesday morning.
High bacteria counts on cellphone doesn't determine rate of infection
KSL Investigates: SLC out millions of dollars in unpaid parking tickets
Social media kicks up sales of bronzed baby shoes
Ring sale on KSL Classifieds uncovers international cyber crime ring
KSL Investigates: UTA loses millions each year due to 'free riders'
Don't give children disabled cell phones, dispatchers plead
Thousands attend annual Safe Kids Fair in Sandy
8-year-old stuck by hypodermic needle found on school playground in Roosevelt
Facebook launches Amber Alerts to help find missing children
Health officials link Calif. apple packer to listeria deaths
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