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Pilgrimage. A review

He was unshod on both ascent and descent.

frankbeswick, Jul 29, 2025

Underland: a Review

It is a while since I used that picture,but the image shows a woman in a long dress in what appears to be a cellar

frankbeswick, Jul 29, 2025

Early College Option: Good, Or Bad?

I am not certain. They required a proctored exam, and much mailing. In the current method, which I taught, cheating was more difficult to control, but I managed by restricting students to not navigate away from a test. The program I used showed if a student even clicked on an incoming email, which I had a rule would terminate the test. They now try to have Google take exams for them, but it can be prevented.

blackspanielgallery, Jul 29, 2025

Unleash Your Child's Green Thumb With Grow Box Gardening

Yup, I can't grow peas here in central Florida. But I love garden peas, they are so delicious!

dustytoes, Jul 29, 2025

Underland: a Review

Thank you for your comment below, in answer to my previous observation and question.

What is the image to the left of your title?

DerdriuMarriner, Jul 29, 2025

Pilgrimage. A review

Thank you for your comment below, in answer to my previous observation and question.

Your wife's cousin's husband did the ascent unshod. You mention the descent as more challenging than the ascent.

Was Maureen's cousin's husband -- ( = cousin-in-law?) -- shod or unshod going down Croagh Patrick?

DerdriuMarriner, Jul 29, 2025

Early College Option: Good, Or Bad?

Some universities, in the last century and perhaps the earlier years of this century, accepted correspondence-course work for early-college work and for three-year completion of college degrees.

Do correspondence courses still exist?

DerdriuMarriner, Jul 29, 2025

Underland: a Review

The last remnant of the ice age permafrost was a patch of permanent snow in a Scottish corrie. This has now melted.

frankbeswick, Jul 29, 2025

Pilgrimage. A review

Their accent is fully Irish at all times.

frankbeswick, Jul 29, 2025

Book Review: Hubble's Universe: Greatest Discoveries and Latest Images by Terence Dickinson

The second paragraph to the second subheading, Hubble describes a universe of attraction, expansion, repulsion, advises us that "Hubble has information resolving:
big-banged, big-crunched, big-ripped configurations;
blue-, green-, red-filtered energy-, reflection-, temperature-, wavelength-determined colors;
blue super-giants and red/yellow dwarfs becoming black holes/neutron stars and white dwarfs;
HD 209458a, WASP 12-b exo-planets."

Hubble images are so clear that I consult them about anything that astronomically catches my attention.

The 'Imiloa July 2025 Sky Watch carried a Maunakea news component about extreme nucleated transients (ENTs).

Does the Hubble telescope deliver anything about ENTs yet?

DerdriuMarriner, Jul 28, 2025

Book Review: The Cambridge Photographic Moon Atlas by Alan Chu, Wolfgang Paech and Mario Weigand

The computer crashed afore I carved another component into my comment below.

Wouldn't it be wondrously wonderful for authors Chu, Paech and Waegand to wend their way through the most updated works on potentially colonizable Mars and potentially colonizable Moon?

DerdriuMarriner, Jul 28, 2025

The Jewels of Paradise by Donna Leon, on Baroque Musician Agostino Steffani: Music Mystery Review

The computer crashed afore I continued my comment below with another component.

How can a plot that clusters Caterina Pellegrini and Guido and Paola Brunetti not carry off charmingly, convincingly what with Caterina's and Paola's English-culture connections and what with Caterina's and Guido's criminology connections?

DerdriuMarriner, Jul 28, 2025

Owston's Banded Palm Civets (Chrotogale owstoni): Ringtails of China, Laos, and Vietnam

The computer crashed afore I concluded with another component of my comment below.

Owston's banded palm civets as insect-eaters cause me to consider the particular insect species.

Chinese, Laotians and Vietnamese sometimes eat insects.

Might Owston's banded palm civets and their fellow country-people munch upon the same species?

DerdriuMarriner, Jul 28, 2025

American Chestnut by Susan Freinkel: The Life, Death, and Rebirth of a Perfect Tree

The fourth in-text image always causes me to consider American chestnuts as backdrops and mainstays to social activities and to socio-economic production.

All tree parts contributed to individual and neighborhood needs.

The wood delivered durable functional and ornamental products. The leaves figured in medicinal teas and in soothing hot drinks. The nuts generated fresh, raw grab-and-go snacks and baked, cooked, fried, grilled foods.

I know from the hybrid chestnut alongside the south side of the house. I love gathering and processing plant parts even as I always make sure that wildlife sentients munch them too.

Wouldn't it be wondrously wonderful to work up a chestnut recipe book?

DerdriuMarriner, Jul 28, 2025

Ngwayir (Pseudocheirus peregrinus occidentalis): Ringtail Possum of West Australia

The computer crashed afore I communicated another component of my comment below.

Capturing and domesticating animal sentients always detours me along such dietary demands as liquid nourishment that generally depends a lot upon available water.

Do captured and domesticated animal sentients, if captors and domesticators deferred to their druthers, delight more in home-range water or in human-delivered water sources?

DerdriuMarriner, Jul 28, 2025

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