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Truegai
I love all these old photos! I've always been really fascinated and/or creeped out by old photography, especially pre-1920. Love the duel posts as well. It seems like you and i share a similar esthetic. I look forward to your future posts. Thanks again.
Welcome aboard Truegai, love old photo's. The old ones seem to capture so much more soul to them then modern types, catching the spirit of the subject and the photographer. Especially love the Daguerreotypes as they seem like such an amazing mix of photography mixed with an underlining painting aspect.
Nice one MicroRoy, if only the push was still to homestead and be self sufficient... Thanks for sharing.
portrait of a gentleman with unkempt hair and a contorted face pre1910
Nice one MicroRoy, if only the push was still to homestead and be self sufficient... Thanks for sharing.
portrait of a gentleman with unkempt hair and a contorted face pre1910
"Someday, my hybrids will be used to crossbred doorknobs and blueberries. Imagine eating your doorknob, you'd never need a lock."
-Gregor Mendel
The Father of Genetics
We throw around terms like "recessive" and "dominate" all the time. Pages upon pages to sift through, reading on all the hybrids the genes of our wonderful cannabis can create. We have Friar Gregor Mendel to thank for much of our understanding...
When the church discouraged animal sex in his studies, Mendel switched his studies on heredity from mice to the Pea plant. At the time it was thought that breeding parents would produce blended progeny, or a 50/50 mix of the 2 parents. He proved otherwise with his "elements" under Mendel's Laws of Inheritance...
Here is an easy quick explanation of his theory.
"One thing my Pea plants taught me: always do science with things you can make into soup." - Gregor Mendel
So you can thank Mendel for the countless arguments about pheno hunting, hybrids, genes... and a whole slew of other topics we passionately talk about.
Most of Mendel's work came in a 7 year period where he ended up making 287 crosses between 70 different purebred pea plants. Approximately 28,000 pea plants were used! This does not take into account the other species of plants he experimented on! Mendel put in work, all in his little garden behind the St Thomas's Monastery in Brno.
Note of interest... Mendel's office was the window right above the arched walkway so he could keep a close eye on his garden.
Mendel's garden behind St Thomas's Monastery in Brno in 1920's
"Am I the father of genetics? All I know is that before me, a lot of people accidentally crossbred with tomatoes. It made for red, squishy babies." -Gregor Mendel
1998 bronze sculpture at Villanova University by James Peniston.
"This is the real genetics: a shy balding boy falls in love with a blonde, she breaks his heart, and he becomes a monk who studies pea plants" -Gregor Mendel
-Gregor Mendel
The Father of Genetics
We throw around terms like "recessive" and "dominate" all the time. Pages upon pages to sift through, reading on all the hybrids the genes of our wonderful cannabis can create. We have Friar Gregor Mendel to thank for much of our understanding...
When the church discouraged animal sex in his studies, Mendel switched his studies on heredity from mice to the Pea plant. At the time it was thought that breeding parents would produce blended progeny, or a 50/50 mix of the 2 parents. He proved otherwise with his "elements" under Mendel's Laws of Inheritance...
Here is an easy quick explanation of his theory.
"One thing my Pea plants taught me: always do science with things you can make into soup." - Gregor Mendel
So you can thank Mendel for the countless arguments about pheno hunting, hybrids, genes... and a whole slew of other topics we passionately talk about.
Most of Mendel's work came in a 7 year period where he ended up making 287 crosses between 70 different purebred pea plants. Approximately 28,000 pea plants were used! This does not take into account the other species of plants he experimented on! Mendel put in work, all in his little garden behind the St Thomas's Monastery in Brno.
Note of interest... Mendel's office was the window right above the arched walkway so he could keep a close eye on his garden.
Mendel's garden behind St Thomas's Monastery in Brno in 1920's
"Am I the father of genetics? All I know is that before me, a lot of people accidentally crossbred with tomatoes. It made for red, squishy babies." -Gregor Mendel
1998 bronze sculpture at Villanova University by James Peniston.
"This is the real genetics: a shy balding boy falls in love with a blonde, she breaks his heart, and he becomes a monk who studies pea plants" -Gregor Mendel
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San Francisco Call, newspaper
February 27, 1912
in the section: Answers to Queries
To answer the age old question
Reminds me of "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn", west coast dreaming version. I understand you Mary Frances...
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn - "Beauty Is Truth"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xkaKtlV-PUI
[YOUTUBEIF]xkaKtlV-PUI[/YOUTUBEIF]
San Francisco Call, February 27, 1912
February 27, 1912
in the section: Answers to Queries
To answer the age old question
Reminds me of "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn", west coast dreaming version. I understand you Mary Frances...
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn - "Beauty Is Truth"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xkaKtlV-PUI
[YOUTUBEIF]xkaKtlV-PUI[/YOUTUBEIF]
San Francisco Call, February 27, 1912
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Truegai
You should start a blog because this is already my favorite new blog. I know other folks would enjoy it as well. Just sayin.
To be totally honest Truegai, I'm not 100% on what a blog is or where one blogs lol Is it a safe type site or is it like a social media type thing?
At the end of the day, I'm a cannabis gardener, have been most of my life, which makes me a criminal for my med's. Many of the social network type of sites still scare me in that aspect Thank you for the encouragement, lots to come
Space Cake in my garden
Afkan Moonshine
At the end of the day, I'm a cannabis gardener, have been most of my life, which makes me a criminal for my med's. Many of the social network type of sites still scare me in that aspect
Thank you for the encouragement, lots to come Space Cake in my garden
Afkan Moonshine
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Truegai
Love the Mendel post. Great quotes. I find the group friar shot fascinating as well. It looks rather like a snapshot, but photos at the time took, what, 15 minutes to take? (Btw, that's why no one smiles in old pics - it's hard to hold an unwavering smile that long. In fact, photographers of the time would have their subjects say the word "prunes" to relax the muscles of the face, as opposed to our current "cheese" which engages those smile muscles.) So what that means is that every friar in that shot was posed. Did each friar choose his own pose, or did the photographer? If it was each friars choice, then what the hell is Mendel looking at, and what kind of expression is he wearing? The idea of any of these guys holding those expressions and poses for 15 minutes is pretty funny.
Physical Culture, magazine
Feb, 1937
Titled: MARIJUANA: SEX-CRAZING DRUG MENACE!
"IN a Connecticut city, officers of a morality squad recently found girls of tender years appearing in scanty garb before an audience of men. The odor of marijuana was strong in the building, and several of the members of this unsavory audience were found to be “under the influence.” No one will regret that, without exception, these particular addicts will have several years in prison to recover from their bad habits, and build up a new set of moral ideas."
Feb, 1937
Titled: MARIJUANA: SEX-CRAZING DRUG MENACE!
"IN a Connecticut city, officers of a morality squad recently found girls of tender years appearing in scanty garb before an audience of men. The odor of marijuana was strong in the building, and several of the members of this unsavory audience were found to be “under the influence.” No one will regret that, without exception, these particular addicts will have several years in prison to recover from their bad habits, and build up a new set of moral ideas."
Lawrence Welk deals with Champagne Ladies who misbehave, as Jayne Walton found out.
That moment when a ultra winged find out they are just that out of touch. Although I do agree with Mr. Welk, in some circles it is a modern day spiritual only these circles try to hold the hot air in...
One Toke Over The Line - Lawrence Welk show 1971
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8tdmaEhMHE
[YOUTUBEIF]t8tdmaEhMHE[/YOUTUBEIF]
Brewer & Shipley - One Toke Over The Line
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVxA1MkEkyo
[YOUTUBEIF]gVxA1MkEkyo[/YOUTUBEIF]
Little girl dancing - Woodstock 1969
Ode
By Arthur O'Shaughnessy
c. 1874
We are the music-makers,
And we are the dreamers of dreams,
Wandering by lone sea-breakers
And sitting by desolate streams;
World losers and world forsakers,
On whom the pale moon gleams:
Yet we are the movers and shakers
Of the world for ever, it seems.
With wonderful deathless ditties
We build up the world’s great cities.
And out of a fabulous story
We fashion an empire’s glory:
One man with a dream, at pleasure,
Shall go forth and conquer a crown;
And three with a new song’s measure
Can trample an empire down.
We, in the ages lying
In the buried past of the earth,
Built Nineveh with our sighing,
And Babel itself with our mirth;
And o’erthrew them with prophesying
To the old of the new world’s worth;
For each age is a dream that is dying,
Or one that is coming to birth.
Whats Normal Billy
I only have a grasp on the abnormal. Like in Gregor Mendel's case, standing in a group of weird scientists all with crazy Victorian swagger and yet somehow manage to stick out
Love the ad have a couple interesting articles coming on that topic, thanks for sharing
Gregor Mendel with group from Vienna before the Grand Hotel in Paris en route to London, 1862
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