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Cyrus is Cyrus II the Great, the Empire's founder, and the text of the Cylinder has been hailed a touch enthusiastically - not to mention anachronistically - as an early declaration of human rights. Actually, it concerns the repatriation of religious statues and human deportees, recalling that it was the same Cyrus who earned the title "Lord's Anointed" from Deutero-Isaiah for restoring the exiled Jews from Babylon to Judaea.
It was as a human rights document that the UN had the text translated in 1971. That was the supposed 2500th anniversary of Cyrus's death - an event commemorated with unseemly grandiosity by another Shah an Shah (King of Kings). How were the mighty to be fallen! Within a decade, the Peacock throne of Mohammed Reza Pahlavi was no more. A revolution that still casts its long shadow over the world, and not least the West, had swept it away.
It is Tom Holland's plausible contention, in this brilliant sequel to his award-winning Rubicon, that Achaemenid Persia was the first truly world empire and that, had Cyrus's grandson Xerxes succeeded in his attempted conquest of the Greek mainland in 480, there would not have been much if any "West" for that shadow to fall over.
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Tom Holland's non-fiction but - inevitably - slightly fictionalised account of what the Greeks called "the Median things" (they were incapable of distinguishing the Medes from their southern Iranian cousins and vanquishers) is the first in English addressed to a general readership for more than 30 years. In it, Holland crosses his own Rubicon, from Roman history to Greek, but not only Greek by any means. One of the book's many attractions is the care lavished on trying to get under the skin of the Persians, especially those of the imperial court and wielding the highest military commands.
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Holland emphasises the causal, motive force of royal Persian opposition to the Lie. Xerxes's invasion of Greece should not for obvious reasons be called a crusade. But there was about it something of the same spirit that animated the anathema on all daivas (demons) that Xerxes delivered in a famous trilingual text - Old Persian, Elamite and Babylonian - found at his chief ceremonial capital. This magnificent site the Greeks later called Persepolis; the name that has stuck to this day, thanks not least to Alexander the Great's symbolically definitive destruction of it in 330. The big trouble for Xerxes was that his monotheist Mazdean zeal was met with an equal and opposite force from his polytheistic Greek enemies.
The key religious aspect of the culture-shock was brought out beautifully by the Wars' great pioneering historian, the Asiatic Greek intellectual Herodotus of Halicarnassus (modern Bodrum). One of the leitmotifs of his historia (enquiry, research) - to which, for all its imperfections, Holland like the rest of us is ultimately in hock - was the theme of hubris.
Xerxes overstepped the limits - of power, of geography, of humanity - and paid the price. He had the waters of the Hellespont whipped, as if the Hellespont - for the Greeks a divine force - was but one more of his millions of human bandaka (slave) subjects. For that sacrilegious confusion of categories and tyrannical transgressiveness, Xerxes paid the appropriate tisis (divinely authorised restitution).
Another case of royal whipping, this time of his own troops, also caught Herodotus's eye, and it has resonated to this day. This occurred at the first land battle of Xerxes's campaign, fought at the "Hot Gates" of Thermopylae. John Stuart Mill declared the battle of Marathon, won ten years earlier against Darius, to be "even as an event in English history... more important than the battle of Hastings". The same could, and should, be said of Thermopylae, at which the self-sacrificing Spartan king Leonidas and his 300 champions won immortal fame.
Holland does Thermopylae full justice within the broader scope of his account, which also treats expansively the other major conflicts at Artemisium, Plataea and Mycale. Throughout, the reader's attention is caught by sparkling insight and no less sparkling writing. At Thermopylae there were horridly visible "viscera spilled across the ground"; Regent Pausanias of Sparta, the victor of Plataea, was a "notorious enthusiast for barbarian chic"; the Syrian Gates functioned as "a tourniquet ever ready to be applied, in case of emergency, to the flow of the Royal Road". The narrative is studded and always enhanced with such luminous and arresting phraseology.
Nor does Holland fail to rise to the seriousness and vastness of his East-West theme. If you read nothing else, do read the Preface, which succeeds in its aim of building a bridge between the worlds of academic and general readers. Indeed, one of the most astonishing aspects of the author's achievement here, as in Rubicon, is that this is a book written by someone trained neither in the (Greek and Latin) classics nor even in history, let alone Oriental Studies.
If Persian Fire does not win the Samuel Johnson Prize, there is no justice in this world. The Lie will have triumphed, again. "Look to the end," a character in Herodotus warns. So a final word to the wise (judges): yet another Greek divinity, Nemesis, always lies in wait to punish hubris. And it is the inexorable goddess Nemesis with whom Tom Holland aptly ends his grippingly, acutely relevant logos (tale).
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Putting this together has been kinda rough. But here goes nothing! I would describe myself as a Nerd with some style that's laid back, hard working and wants nothing more but to be happy in life. I'd like to meet someone, settle down and maybe have a couple kids. Easy enough you say? I wish that were true but for some reason I have the hardest time meeting anyone. I tend to be pretty outgoing and about 98% of the time I'm pretty positive about life. My philosophy is "Life is to short to be mad all the time". I've been through to much in my life and I think most people can attest to having something or several things happen to them that have been life changing. With that being said I love to love. I cherish the people that are most important in my life. My family and close friends. Funny how sometimes it takes a tragedy in life to happen, to really find out who those people are that truly care about you. Anyhow my experiences in life have lead me to not be afraid to say "I love you" or "I'm sorry" when i sincerely feel it. What I'm looking for is a best friend, a partner, the other half of mi corazon. A sincere woman that will tell me like it is but support me 100%. I want deep conversation but with a little small talk here and there. I am always a gentleman and I have manners which you would think is what guys should have right? Huh..Well from what I've been told a lot of guys don't have those things. Well I do. Respect is important and I want to cherish and respect the woman I'm with and recieve that in return. I tend to be relaxed about life but I still have a sense of urgency. I've been told that I'm pretty calm when a crisis happens. I think that if something happens out of your control then why stress about it. It's better to look for solutions on what to do next then to be mopping around all day. Let me tell you now that I enjoy watching Lakers games, cooking shows like Iron chef or Top chef. I like to play video games to relax. I also enjoy jumping in the ring and sparring. I tend to watch MMA a lot and I am a huge fan of Thrifty's Ice Cream(Cookies Cream)! I am a Dark Beer ( Hangar 24 ALT) , Merlot Wine( Beringer/ Chateu Gerrard) Patron Tequila drinker(Anejo of course). I enjoy collecting wines, doing muay thai, jiu jitsu, and occasionally playing the guitar. I enjoy bbq's with friends I like taking off to mexico and going off-roading in Baja. I like to pick up a nice recipe and see how it works out in the kitchen. I enjoy being out doorsy( i don't think i spelled that right) but I also very much enjoy grabing a blanket with you and catching a movie. I enjoy snacking on cheese, crackers and salami. I don't do scary movies, vegetables or whiskey. I'm really into progressive house music like deadmau5, steve aoki wolfgang gartner. But I enjoy listening to music like kid cudi, kanye west, drake, ne-yo, jay-z. And also very much enjoy me some santana, metallica, led zepplin, guns'n'roses, linkn park, rage against the machine etc etc. I also like to be spontaneous and surprise you with dinner ( from the new recipe i picked up) or swoop you up and take off somewhere which is part of the romantic side of me. Anyhow if for some reason you don't like anyone particular thing or several things that I do. Then I'm probably not the guy for you. Since this is all just part of me. I'm very much interested in you and what you have to say so please be available. Not interested in drama. I want something serious. Not games or someone that's unsure of what their looking for. I want a woman that stimulates me both mentally and physically. I hope to hear from you. I know your out there!!
Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Dining out , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Playing cards , Playing sports , Travel/Sightseeing , Video games , Watching sports , Wine tasting
Basketball, Martial arts, Other types of exercise, Running, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I like Cats, Dogs, Fish
i really like dogs but im not opposed to having a cat that acts like a dog!!! LOL!!! My favorite dog would be a italian mastif or a boxer!! Really dig the the way they look.
Middle of the Road
I enjoy going to really good steak houses. Woody's in Newport. Clearmans Northwood Inn is also really good. There is a little family owned mexican restaurant in redlands i enjoy going to sometimes. Lakers games and MMA fights are always fun.
Chaffey College, Rancho Cucamonga, CA
Im open to most music but lately ive been listening to alot of kanye west, j cole, kid cudi, twalib kwahli. As far as tv shows go i usually watch bar rescue, pawn stars, restaurant impossible, top chef, suits.
I love to go to the movies or stay home to watch a movie. Playing video games. Doing Muay thai or jiu jitsu. Sometimes .. not really that often i pick up my guitar and play. I also enjoy jogging, hiking and outdoor stuff.
Hunger games series was the last books i read.
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Devereaux Peters, Skylar Diggins powers No. 2 Notre Dame past Rutgers
PISCATAWAY, N.J. -- Devereaux Peters has stepped her game up in the last week, helping Notre Dame run over its opponents.Peters had 10 points and a career-high 17 rebounds to lead second-ranked Notre Dame to a 71-41 victory over Rutgers (No. 14 ESPN/USA Today, No. 13 AP) on Tuesday night."Devereaux was simply amazing," Notre Dame coach Muffet McGraw said. "She's playing like an All-American and that's why we're playing so well."The fifth-year senior became the first Irish player to have three straight double-doubles since Jacqueline Batteast did it in the 2004 NCAA tournament. Peters can see the end of her run at Notre Dame in the offing."I'm realizing my time's almost up," Peters said. "I want to make the most of it. I'm a fifth-year senior, I want to get our team winning and go as far as we can."The Irish lost only once this season, falling to No. 1 Baylor. They have won 19 straight games -- the third longest streak in school history. They ran through Tennessee, St. John's and now Rutgers the last three games."Dev stepped up not only defensively, but also on the boards," McGraw said. "She runs the floor well and is scoring on offensive rebounds. That might be the biggest shift in our game."Skylar Diggins scored 18 points and Natalie Achonwa added 15 as the Irish had a balanced offense. Kayla McBride had 13 points and 10 rebounds for Notre Dame. The Irish controlled the boards against the Scarlet Knights, outrebounding them 52-24."You can't really key on one person, we're a team that has a lot of different weapons," McGraw said. "It could be anyone's game. Natalie coming off the bench, provided a spark for us."Notre Dame (22-1, 9-0 Big East) completed a perfect January for the fifth time under McGraw and the first since 2001.Trailing 9-8 early on, Notre Dame went on a 22-6 run over the next 7 minutes to take control. The Irish hit five 3-pointers during the spurt, including three by Diggins."We had opportunities early, knocked some 3s down and started our run," Diggins said.They led by 17 at the half and blew Rutgers away in the second half, winning by the largest margin in the series' history.Notre Dame is just four victories short of the school record set by the 2000-01 team that won the school's lone national championship and shared the Big East title. If the Irish can beat DePaul on Sunday they will match the 20 straight victories done by the 2000 squad.Monique Oliver scored 17 points to lead the Scarlet Knights (17-5, 6-3).Rutgers was missing second leading scorer Khadijah Rushdan, who sustained a concussion in Sunday's 18-point loss to Georgetown. The senior guard had been playing really well lately, rescuing the Scarlet Knights from a 16-point deficit in the second half to beat DePaul last Tuesday. She scored the final 11 points of that game including the game-winning lay-in with 1.5 seconds left.With Rushdan out and the Scarlet Knights not playing well, coach C. Vivian Stringer started four freshmen and Oliver. It's the first time she's had four freshmen in the starting lineup since 2005."I was particular proud of our (freshmen)," Stringer said. "They kept their heads up."Sparked by the young group, Rutgers hung with Notre Dame for the first 7½ minutes. Oliver had the Scarlet Knights first seven points, including her first career 3-pointer. A layup by Briyona Canty a minute later gave the Scarlet Knights a 9-8 lead.Then the Irish got hot from the outside and Oliver picked up her second foul, heading to the bench. Diggins ditched her trademark white headband and started connecting from the outside. She hit back-to-back 3s in the corner during the run."There's no formula to that," said Diggins laughing at tossing her headband. "I was sick of it, threw it off to change gears."Leading 40-23 at the half, Notre Dame extended its advantage to 35 in the second half. Diggins hit one of two free throws with 11:30 left to move into a tie for 10th place on the school's career scoring list.It was the biggest win for Notre Dame in the series, surpassing the 28-point victory in 1997.This was the Irish's second trip to the Tri-State area in the past week. They beat St. John's on Saturday afternoon, returned to South Bend for class Monday then flew back to New Jersey later that night.It was the second straight poor offensive output by the Scarlet Knights. They only had 36 against Georgetown.Life doesn't get any easier for the Scarlet Knights as they visit No. 3 Connecticut on Saturday."The Big East is not a joke," Stringer said. "This is the last third of our season. We played Georgetown, Notre Dame and Connecticut is right behind that. Doesn't get any rougher than that."
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• A ride to the foot of the Bighorns, Thursday, Dec. 11. An annual destination: The Brinton Museum Art Gallery! Join us for the Gallery's 24th Annual Holiday Show "Variety of Visions". Lunch at the Big Horn Woman's Club for Christmas bingo. The suggested contribution for registered individuals for transportation, the museum and lunch is Read More
Center Stage: Jackson area elk hunting in 1950
Bob Huff grew up in Upton. Center Stage is written by friends of the Senior Center for the Sheridan Community. It is a collection of insights and stories related to living well at every age. In the fall of 1950, I was invited to go elk hunting with a couple of married men. Neil Thompson Read More
A wish that generations will know
By Lois Bell Sheridan Senior Center SHERIDAN — His wish is that school teachers would teach their students about the importance of the day that brought the United States into World War II. His wish comes from his personal involvement. Tomorrow, Sunday, Dec. 7 marks the 73rd anniversary of the Japanese attack on the American Read More
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Academics for All is proud to honor Marissa Hegy , the daughter of Jill Hegy and Joseph and Jessica Hegy, with this week's Summit Award. Hegy maintains a perfect 4.0 GPA while taking a difficult schedule that includes challenging college prep courses, such as Advanced Placement calculus, AP United States history, AP statistics, AP psychology, Read More
Gifts from the heart: Great gift ideas that won't break the bank
SHERIDAN — Simply because it is the season of giving does not mean it must be the season of spending. The old saying "It's the thought that counts" is especially true for many people when it comes to gifts, and homemade gifts are sure to be a hit this Christmas. Instead of shopping with your Read More
Audubon Society seeks volunteers for annual Christmas Bird Count on Dec. 14
SHERIDAN — The Bighorn Audubon Society has invited area residents to participate in Sheridan's annual Christmas Bird Count on Dec. 14. This year will mark the 115th year the National Audubon Society has organized the counts, in which volunteers from around the country count as many birds as they can in a single eight-hour day. Read More
Wesleyan church to host Miss Merry Christmas pageant
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan Wesleyan Church in Sheridan will play host to the Miss Merry Christmas Pageant next weekend. On Dec. 13, Wyoming girls between the ages of 0 and 15 will compete in six age divisions. Attendance to the event is free and open to the public, though the entry deadline was Nov. 28. Read More
UMC cookie, candy sale to be held Dec. 13
SHERIDAN — The United Methodist Church will host a cookie and candy sale Dec. 13 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The ladies of the church do the baking, and invite members of the community to do the buying and the eating. The sale will feature more than 1,000 homemade cookies and candies, including gluten-free Read More
Story School Christmas concert to be held Dec. 16
STORY — The kindergarten through fifth-grade students at Story School will perform a Christmas concert Dec. 16. The performance will include a variety of traditional and newer holiday songs. Prior to the concert, the school will also host a meet-and-greet, providing a chance for community members to mingle with teachers and students. The meet-and-greet will Read More
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PARKMAN — The Tongue River Fire Protection District and Dayton Volunteer Fire Department responded Thursday morning to a Burlington Northern Santa Fe locomotive fire on the Parkman hill. Matt Jones, BNSF regional director of public affairs for Montana and Wyoming, confirmed that the train was carrying grain and was approximately 110 cars long. The train Read More
'We the People' team preps for state qualifier
SHERIDAN — Students in the Advanced Placement Government class at Sheridan High School are once again preparing to compete in the annual "We the People" competition, brushing up on their constitutional knowledge and warming their political chops. Thursday night the group staged a dress rehearsal in the Inner Circle at Fulmer Public Library to give Read More
City officials say storage hasn't caused soil, vegetation issues
SHERIDAN — Every winter piles of snow rise up like white volcanoes in parks and parking lots around Sheridan, growing wider and taller as the season wears on and more white stuff is scraped off the roads. Already this year — with 13,920 cubic yards of snow cleared from just the downtown and priority one Read More
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Men accused of poaching may claim tribal rights defense
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Goodfellow Fund efforts kick off
The annual Goodfellow Fund kicked off Wednesday at The Sheridan Press with a donation of $500. The Press founded the fund in 1958 to benefit the local Salvation Army. Since then, more than $300,000 has been raised to buy food, clothing, toys through the local Salvation Army. The Bank of the West is a partner Read More
WYO Theater to host 'Live from the Met'
SHERIDAN — The WYO Theater will present "Live from The Met: Wagner's 'Die Meistersinger Con Nurnberg'" on Dec. 13 at 10 a.m. The performance is one installation of the series "The Metropolitan Opera: Live in High-Definition" which transmits opera performances to movie theaters and other venues around the world as part of The Metropolitan Opera's Read More
K-Life to host community open house Tues.
SHERIDAN — K-Life will host a community open house Tuesday from noon to 1 p.m. and 5:30-6 p.m. K-Life is a Christian youth organization that aims to transform lives through relationships and Christian principles. The open house is being held to give parents an opportunity to learn how their kids can get involved. Light refreshments Read More
Children's, youth chorales to present concert at the WYO
SHERIDAN — Sheridan County's Children's and Youth Chorales will perform a Christmas concert Wednesday at the WYO Theater. The group is comprised of kids between the ages of 8 and 14. Tickets for the event are $5 for adults, seniors and active military and $3 for children ages 12 and younger. Tickets may be purchased Read More
UMC Bell Choir to perform Sunday
SHERIDAN — The United Methodist Bell Choir will offer three performances on Sunday. The Bell Choir will offer a worship of Christmas praise at 9:30 a.m. in the church sanctuary. At 4 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. they will perform at the Trail End State Historic Site as part of that organization's holiday open house. The Read More
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Community holiday dinner, Festival of Trees this weekend
SHERIDAN — With Thanksgiving and the Christmas Stroll successfully completed, the 2014 holiday season is in full swing, and this weekend two annual holiday favorites in Sheridan will return. On Sunday, all Sheridan area residents are invited to the 24th annual Community Holiday Dinner for free food, entertainment and visits with Santa. The next day, Read More
Dayton Town Council move closer to filling vacant seat
DAYTON — Members of Dayton Town Council unanimously approved on second reading Wednesday an ordinance outlining the rules and regulations to fill a vacant council seat. The November general election caused a vacancy on the Council come January, which hasn't happened in more than 20 years. The ordinance was based on the city of Sheridan's Read More
SMH evaluates growth, expansion
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26 kids identified as 'at risk' as part of Graduation Counts efforts
SHERIDAN — In what is becoming a gathering of the who's who of Sheridan County, the Graduation Counts Committee met again Wednesday afternoon at the Sheridan County School District 2 headquarters to discuss the work of newly formed subcommittees and progress of the newly hired graduation coach at Sheridan High School. Graduation Coach Curt Mayer Read More
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Kaiser Jacob Swinyer Kaiser Jacob Swinyer was born Nov. 21, 2014, at Sheridan Memorial Hospital. He weighed 8 pounds, 4 ounces. He was welcomed by parents Shelby and Kyle Swinyer. His grandparents are Jeff and Tina Fauber and Clifford and Judy Swinyer, all of Sheridan. Gavin Andrew Curtis Gavin Andrew Curtis was born Nov. 24, Read More


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This is for the LoL Wiki.
I believe the slow increases per rank but I really need a clear number.
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On topic, I'd assume it's the same as Frost Shot.
From what ive seen its higher than frost shot, maby 50% or something.
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Nature abhors a vacuum
Ah, it just seemed so deserted down here....
Let's test. Here are some photos from Louise Shelton's Beautiful Gardens of America, published in 1915.
Lenox, Mass. Does anyone know how this looks now?
Cylburn Arboretum in Baltimore Maryland. It was 'Cylburn House' when the photo was taken. Those glorious hedges are gone. Cylburn looks ok now, but it wasn't restored. It was maintained, modified and expanded. The trees are wonderful. The perennial beds and grounds that are there now seem to be a compromise.
"Indian Hill" in Mentor, Ohio.
Woodside in Hartford Connecticut.
One thing I notice about the old gardens: The paths. Lots of grass paths in the more comfortable gardens. I ended up with grass paths in the gardens of my 1920's house. They work with the house.
Those pictures are wonderful! Thanks. Are there more pictures in this book you could post and does the book describe anything about the plants and hardscape that went into these gardens? (This probably isn't a book I could get through interlibrary loan since it sounds like an antique, itself.--Darn!)
So do you scan the pictures out of the book and then post them? How'd you do that ?? Love viewing old garden photos and postcards; I have started a collection. They are good teachers, too. True about the grassy paths. Thanks for starting things out beautifully, Cynthia.
i sink my stepping stones into the ground and let nature take over. i like the look of natural paths that have settled and become one with the earth. the pictures, they show vistas and seating areas, places to explore and rest.........thanks for sharing
I am a landscape historian and have done a lot of work in the area of American garden literature. Louise Shelton's Beautiful Gardens in America, 1915, was extremely popular and should not be difficult to find. It is almost all photos, with very little text. So many were published that you might well be able to get it thru ILL--it just isn't that rare. Styles were changing so rapidly--everything Victorian was being swept away--that a completely new edition was published in 1924. There are a number of repeated photos/gardens but many new ones too. It is definitely true that these books portrayed estates. Nonetheless, you can get a sense of the flavor of the times from the photos. For instnace, you will see many perennials, whereas a Victorian garden will tend to feature annuals, bedded-out in patterns, or tropical foliage plants. There is no comparable book of photos for middle-class homeowners. The best illustrations are in magazines, but you would need access to a major library, like the NY Public Library, to see these. Landscape history is a relatively new field in the US but the books are pouring forth. They do tend to focus on high-end landscape design, as those gardens, as in Louise Shelton's books, were more "gardening as a fine art" and better documented in their time.
Ginny, I've noticed the 1924 (or is 1928) versions and wondered if it was the same . Now that I know there are differences I'll be on the look-out for a good quality 1928 edition. Thanks! Any period books that you can recommend that are worth buying? I look on the auction sights and used book dealer inventorys at Amazon and B&N, but you never know if the content (words & pictures) is worthwhile until you buy.
Ginger, I don't have a scanner so I take digital photos using Macro :-)
Redthistle, They've left Texas completely out of this edition but I'll be on the look out for pics old gardens in your state!
Cynthia, the second edition is 1924. The books to recommend are so many that it is dizzying. Are you interested mainly in books with photos? Photography only began to appear in magazines and books in the 1890s and it was expensive, so most publishers included relatively few. Before that, illustrations in American books were mostly fairly simple drawings and engravings. Is there a specific period you are interested in--or a general view of American gardens? Are you interested primarily in American books, or British ones as well? If you can let me know, I could suggest some titles. And if you have access to a good horticultural library, you could look at them first before you buy.


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With all the fuzzy out-of-tune charm that this garage rawwwk thing is supposed to be about, The Von Bondies are Rolling Stones to The Strokes' Beatles, less cross-generational appeal and more energetic punk bite. Oh and 'It Came From Japan' has a super-ace chorus, so why the hell»
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On paper, it sounds like a potential classic: the tale of adolescents at the mercy of adolescent pack mentality, who turn to a glossy, mysterious chanteuse for spiritual solace - and to one another, in fans-only chatrooms, for more immediate companionship. It promises much: the vivid microcosm that is Japanese pop c»
Eminem - Cleanin' Out My Closet
The very first time I heard this I thought I he was saying: "But tonight I'm coming out the closet". Wow, if only. Then we would have something interesting on our hands, instead we merely get more of his godawful, bellicose blathering.
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The clear vinyl, Static Caravan imprint and vintage computer punch card insert should endear this 7" release to electronica nerds everywhere before it even comes out of the sleeve. Musically it's definately in the domain of the IDM nut, although it pushes boundaries rather than falling back on more generic examp»
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Before we begin, a little quiz: "Name a good band from New Zeala..." STOP!! Don't even waste time thinking about it 'cause there aren't any! But worry no longer, flying the flag, rounding the troops and preparing for attack are sleazy southern hemisphere punk merchants, The D4. Live favour»
Queen Adreena - Drink Me
The dust has settled and the gradually building hyperbole has already reached deafening level. But the jury is still out – are Queen Adreena the perfect femme-men post-millennial rock band or some dodgy metal chaps plus a mad bird wearing petticoats? Not quite the latter, for Katie Jane Garside is »
Karate - Some Boots
Although all the signs suggest Boston's Karate will kung-fu kick your ass into US post-hardcore heaven, 'Some Boots' comes out fighting with an altogether more considered and worldly-wise approach. 'Original Spies' almost blows the album's load inside the opening track with a loveable tu»
InMe - Firefly
You've heard the hype: Essex teenagers, known each other since they were kids, blah, Nirvana, blah, Pink Floyd... Debut single 'Underdose' proved InMe could rock with the best of them, now here's the sequel. 'Firefly' is a blitz of crunchy guitars, rumbling bass, sharp drumming and Dave Mc»
Vendetta Red - Cut Your Noose
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Idlewild - Hope Is Important
Hark back to a time when London radio really was alternative; when the Spirit of Independence wasn't just a corporate slogan used to patronise those who still give a shit. An independent alternative radio station – it was something people stood up and called out for. That was way back when, thoug»
Something In The Water - S/T
Coming from the Orange Goblin / Clutch school of stoner rock, relative unknowns Something In The Water have emerged from the underground in a cloudy haze of deep grooves and cracklingly heavy distortion. 'Verbal Litter' is the rock 'n' roll explosion that blows the lid off this 7" EP, l»
The Music - The Music
Someone, somewhere warned you not to worship false idols (I think it was Matt Damon in 'Dogma'), and man, are these guys setting themselves up for a major witch-hunt. Posing, attitude-laden, tune deriding, Verve deriving, funk-rock fakers from Kippax. They may set themselves out to be t»
Major Matt Mason USA - Honey Are You Ready For The Ballet?
When push comes to shove, Americans always seem to have that lo-fi troubadour thing down better than anyone else; and be assured, the spirit of Dando flows thick through this one. Released on Shoeshine Records, a label formed by Francis Macdonald of Teenage Fanclub an»
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Minuteman - Five Thousand Minutes Of Pain
Guitars (around 432 of them), glockenspiel, weird gloopy things and kitchen sinks, all these instruments feature heavily in this glorious, progged-out pop epic, an ode to his own, intrinsically fatalistic view of relationships; "I give my all, keep nothing back, I was cynical in my own time, the»
The Funerals - Pathetic Me
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KoRn - Thoughtless
After three albums of hip-hop experiments and water treading, Korn have decided to stop arsing about and just get back to doing what they do best. 'Thoughtless' is the highlight of new album Untouchables'. It's an archetypal Korn song, with a simple seven string riff and bouncing bassline bu»
[spunge] - The Story So Far
People either love or hate ska.
People either love or hate [spunge].
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I liked the *one* tile I saw in the store, a lot. But they didn't have a sample floor, they didn't have a box where they could tell me how many repeats there are (that is, how many different printed patterns there are on the tiles.) The saleswoman said she was guessing at least six. Guessing.
I'm just a little picky about seeing only two or three print patterns turned this way and that - it doesn't look at all natural to me. Six might barely do it.
I can't find good pictures online either.
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Fantastic afternoon in Valencia with this beautiful weather, while refreshing myself with your tunes.
DJ Antonio
Hey, thank you very much for the compliments. We dig your songs, they're produced very well. Best of fortune and success!
Keep up the good work. Trev
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DJ Antonio
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Morning Glory flopping around too much
I have a potted mature morning glory plant that is doing very well, but it's getting so big and bushy that its flopping around.
The pot is fairly large, and there's more than enough soil.
Currently I have it supported with wooden stakes zip tied to various branches, but it doesn't work well at all. Looking at it right now, it looks very chaotic.
Could anybody give me suggestions for how to hold it back or support it? I have used a large pole tied to the whole plant, but by doing so, it becomes constricted and shoved together. There are just so many branches it always tangles up and the leaves and flowers mash up against each other.
Thanks for any help you can give me.
Do you have something for it to climb up? They love to climb and can really take off then.
Placing the pot next to a trellis or fence of some kind would make it very happy:) just give it alittle help by gently wrapping the ends to it to get it started.