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Americana, Updike Style Summarizing several of John Updike's works. john updike • summary • essay • american authors
Century Plant Not related to aloe, but actually a member of the agave family. century plant • agave americana • agave • mexico • pulque
A Spring Day in the Life on the Frontier With the coming of spring I thought it would only be fitting to show what a typical spring day on the frontier was like for a common man. cabin • hunting • farming • everyday • life
The Mystery Of The Kachina History and description of Kachina dolls native american • collectibles • native americana • kachina dolls • kachinas
A Budget Hotel in Midtown NYC Accommodation in New York isn't cheap. Is it possible to find a hotel in the heart of the Big Apple without compromising? That depends how soundly you sleep... midtown • manhattan • new york • times • square
Fourth of July Decorating Small touches around the house can add a sense of patriotism to your summer holiday get togethers. interior decorating • holiday decorating • fourth of july decorating • patriotic decorations • patriotic interiors
Gregory Page: Love Made Me Drunk 4/5: With Love Made Me Drunk, Gregory Page has created a highly successful concept album, where Paris shines as both a romantic and haunted setting for the musician. gregory page • love made me drunk • album review • review • san diego
Jon Crocker, The Dust Will Settle Singer-songwriter Jon Crocker re-releases five songs, along with six new tracks, in his latest album, The Dust Will Settle. folk rock singer-songwriter jon crocker • bluetint records • the dust will settle • americana musician jon crocker • jon crocker's latest album release
Rachel Wearsch: "Life of Love" Americana singer/songwriter Rachel Wearsch launches new solo release designed to embrace her traditional roots rachel wearsch • life of love • americana music • country music • folk music
Review: Voice of the Spirit John Carter Cash initially planned to compile a collection of Appalachian Gospel music, but he stumbled upon a wealth of Southern Americana that was too good to pass by. voice of the spirit: the gospel of the south • john carter cash • christian appalachian music • southern gospel • americana gospel
Sonoran Pronghorn Numbers Recover The Arizona Sonoran pronghorn was nearly lost in 2002. Now, despite a strong comeback, increased border enforcement and desert fencing still threaten ong term survival. sonoran pronghorn antelope • cabeza prieta national wildlife refuge • illegal aliens • border enforcement • border crossing
Heirloom Gardens PT II Part 2 of Heirloom Gardens article listing some of the heirlooms available to gardeners. heirloom gardens • heirloom gardening • heirloom plants • heirloom vegetables • heirloom fruits
Biscuit Hill Bed and Breakfast - Texas
If you're planning a trip to Texas, take a look at this beautiful B&B only a mile from Canyon Lake. bed and breakfasts • b&b • travel • accommodations • texas
February 2002's Best New CDs Review of new CDs from Kasey Chambers, The Church, Citizen Cope, Josh Clayton-Felt, Comet Gain, Louise Goffin, G-Spot, Chris Isaak, Alanis Morissette, Eamon O'Tuama, London Quireboys, and Unwritten Law. cd • review • kasey chambers • the church • citizen cope
Hepatica, An Early Sign of Spring, and the Doctrine of Signatures It was called “The Doctrine of Signatures”, and it was where the medicinal properties of a plant were determined by its shape. Early bloomer Round-lobed Hepatica is a perfect example. hepatica • an early sign of spring • and the doctrine of signatures • round-lobed hepatica • hepatica americana
Heuchera - Fantastical Foliage In the last few years, we foliage nuts with shady gardens have been blessed by plant breeders, such as Dan Heims of Terra Nova Nurseries, who have given us the marvelous new foliage Heuchera to play with. I've started a modest collection to share with you, and lust for more. There are lots of images, so please be patient while the page loads for you. heucheras • varieties • coral bells • alumroot • heuchera micrantha
Not Obviously Peas There are about 17,000 species in about 640 genera in the Pea Family. Lots of them <I>are</I> kind of weedy - White clover, Alsike clover (<I>T. hybridum</I>), Yellow and White Sweet clover (<I>Melilotus officinalis and M. alba</I>), Bird’s-foot trefoil (<I>Lotus corniculatus</I>) - but there are some other eye treats in the family; cousins which don’t look like cousins. Three such species immediately come to mind; Partridge Pea (<I>Chamaecrista fasciculata</I>), Leadplant (<I>Amorpha canescens</I>), and Sensitive Briar (<I>Mimosa quadrivalvis</I>). not obviously peas • gregg m. pasterick • wildflowers of north america • botany • ecology
Peas in August There are about 17,000 species in about 640 genera in the Pea Family. Lots of them <I>are</I> kind of weedy - White clover, Alsike clover (<I>T. hybridum</I>), Yellow and White Sweet clover (<I>Melilotus officinalis and M. alba</I>), Bird’s-foot trefoil (<I>Lotus corniculatus</I>) - but Goat’s Rue (<I>Tephrosia virginiana</I>) and Spurred Butterfly Pea (<I>Centrosema virginianum</I>) just won’t have any of it. peas in august • gregg m. pasterick • wildflowers of north america • botany • ecology
Pukeweed in the Garden I wouldn’t say wildflowers are notorious for turning up in the garden, but some do find their way into our cultivated beds. When a member of the Bluebell Family finds its way into the flower patch it is an unexpected joy. Even if it's Pukeweed. wildflowers of north america • native americans • gregg pasterick • pukeweed • lobelia inflata
Where in the World - Plant Provenance Hardiness zones are only a rough indication of whether a plant will do well in our gardens. If we really want to have a good idea about a plant's suitability for our conditions, we have to know its provenance, or where in the world it calls home. usda hardiness zones • provenance • plant explorers • climate • alpine plants
Agaves - True Desert Plants Agaves and Yuccas: Same order, same family; Aloes: Same order, different family. agave • yucca • aloe • agavaceae • monocarpic
UK's Best Rock Festivals in 2008 Rock, pop and folk festivals have mushroomed in the UK in recent years featuring the world's top acts. Here are the dates and headliners for the major UK music festivals. best music fesivals • glastonbury festival • isle of wight festival • sex pistols • leonard cohen
Collecting the First Disney Stamps In 1979, countries all over the world issued stamps to commemorate the International Year of the Child. By far the most impressive of these were the sets of Disney stamps disney stamps • collecting disney stamps • iyc disney stamps • international year of the child stamps • walt disney stamps
Presidential Candidate Alan Keyes The flamboyant, bombastic, orator Alan Keyes has met the presidential candidate's requirements for debating in Iowa on Thursday. alan keyes in the iowa debates • republican candidates in iowa • barack obama in iowa • reagan administration and alan keyes • john mccain dropped out after iowa caucuses
The Offspring - A Biography by Alison A biography of the Offspring. offspring • music • punk • pretty fly • why don't you get a job
Patriotic Themed Garden Plants What better place to celebrate Independence Day than in a garden full of plants that celebrate that spirit of "freedom and liberty for all". theme gardens • garden plants • american plants • patriotic plants • americana themed garden
Notorious Pirate Havens - Part 2: Around the World In a series exploring pirate havens, this article examines safe harbors located around the world, from those favored by the Barbary Corsairs to American havens frequented by pirates and privateers. pirate havens • piracy • jean laffite • jean lafitte • barbary corsairs
American Composer Aaron Copland The soundtrack of many an old Western film owes a great debt to Aaron Copland, a twentieth-century composer strongly associated with creating "Americana." aaron copland • elmer bernstein • american folk music • twentieth century composers • rodeo
Tips on Choosing a Wedding Photographer Choosing a wedding photographer involves many steps and questions you may not have realized. Make sure to read through this checklist of things to cover before making your final decision. wedding photographer • photography • pictures • tips • advice
Barnes Museum Moves Downtown The saga of the Barnes Foundation and their new museum to be built on Museum Row in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, moves forward as the Philly City Council approves a lease. barnes foundation • albert barnes • barnes art museum • philadelphia museum of art • rodin museum
Bob Dylan’s Modern Times 4/5: With Modern Times, Bob Dylan releases his first album of new material in five years. The album immediately shot up to #1, and now Folk101 weighs in. bob dylan • modern times • album • album review • dylan
Collectible Thanksgiving Not yet as popular as Christmas or Halloween, Thanksgiving collectibles are inexpensive and may be the next big thing! collectible thanksgiving • vintage thanksgiving • thanksgiving ephemera • dennison thanksgiving paper decor • beistle thanksgiving paper decor
Curt Collins Curt Collins wants to share his stories. Whether he's ministering in a prison, or singing his heart out on his new self-titled album, he believes his stories will uplift. curt collins • jamie slocum • the beatles • happy chapin • john mellencamp
Fall Shrubs with Berries Fall shrubs with berries not only add interest to the late season landscape, but they also provide added nutrients for the many birds that are still around. fall shrubs with berries • shrubs with berries • callicarpa • viburnum • kousa dogwood
Frog Princess African-American? Rumour Mill hits overdrive: Will The Frog Princess have a more African-American slant than traditional Disney fare? Randy Newman score would start to make sense. disney • john lasseter • the frog princess • animation • movie
Gregory Page Interview Gregory Page discusses the “Eurocana” style of his new album, Love Made Me Drunk, in Part 1 of Folk101’s exclusive interview. gregory page • page • san diego • love made me drunk • interview
Jason Harwell: Alive in the Fall Jason Harwell, on the liner notes of “Alive in the Fall,” tells a bit about his recent journey from death to life. The word “inspiring” comes to mind. The music matches. jason harwell • alive in the fall • rebuilt records • christian folk-rock • christian indie music
US Border Issues Threaten Wildlife Endangered species including Sonoran pronghorn, jaguar, ocelot, and long nose bats are likely to be affected by controversial extensions of the US-Mexico border wall. us mexico border wall • endangered wildlife species threatened • sonoran pronghorn antelope • jaguar • ocelot
Wildlife and Gardens - Part 3 Gardening in Shade - Wildlife and Gardens - Part 3 - Our Fine Feathered Friends wildlife • birds • attracting birds to the garden
Book Collectors-Are they weird or What? Book collecting is addicting. If you don’t believe me, just ask anyone who has had their imaginations captured by a character, author, or genre. You might hear stories like... book collectors • hard covers • mysteries • doc savage • lone ranger
Classic Authors: Willa Cather A brief biography of Willa Cather. nebraska • willa cather • mcclure's magazine
Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village Uniquely unusual museum full of Americana, history, and classically American artifacts. henry ford museum • greenfield village • dearborn • michigan • history of the automobile
Link collection: patterns and gift ideas There are less than eight weeks to go until Christmas... here are some patterns and gift ideas to help you with your gift list. quilting christmas gifts embroidery freebies free • quilting christmas gifts embroidery freebies free
2007 Auction Action- Record Prices 2007 was a banner year for auctions. Record prices were set for a wide variety of antiques and collectibles. hughest price comic book • highest price baseball card • highest price american art pottery • highest price antiquity • highest price contemporary art
Airport Transfers from JFK to NYC Traveling between JFK and NYC by taxi is expensive and frustrating. Don't be afraid to try public transport - the Airtrain and subway are far cheaper and can be quicker. nyc • jfk • airport • transfer • transfers
Bathroom Accessory Style Ideas Need an ensemble of coordinates to decorate your boring bathroom? Here's what you'll find on the shelves in classic, modern, country, and novelty bath accessories. bathroom accessories • bathroom coordinate • bathroom style • trendy bathroom accessories • classic bathroom accessories
Budget Travel in Philadelphia Gooey cheesesteaks are a must in Philadelphia and so are imitating Rocky, visiting the Mütter Museum and seeing the Liberty Bell. things to do in philadelphia • visit philadelphia • philadelphia budget travel • philadelphia travel • city of brotherly love
Chiclayo, Peru Attractions Chiclayo on Peru's north coast is home to stunning Moche and Chimu ruins, several of the best museums in the country, and a few decent beaches. chiclayo tours • north coast archeological sites • ruins in peru • royal tombs of sipan • sican museo nacional
Collecting Coca-Cola Memorabilia The popularity and sheer volume of coca-cola collectibles makes them fun to collect, but an easy target for fakes and reproductions. coca-cola collectibles • coca-cola reproductions • coca-cola trays • coke trays • reproduction coke trays
Getting to South America By boat, by plane, or by land. In my first article I will examine the most common ways of getting to South America, as well as some of the best jumping off points. flights to south america • international flights to south america • pan america highway • getting to south america by boat • south america travel |
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