Photographer captures mushrooms unusual beauty across continents
Photographer Lockwood turns fungi into a full time pursuit with books and DVDs. He notes mushrooms’ ecological roles and medicines, and plans a rain driven hunt in Lawrence Kansas. Kaw Valley Mycological Society backs his fungal exploration and talks.
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California
Kingdom
Ron Meyers
Kaw Valley
Meyers
Lockwood
Earth
Antarctica
Bangkok
United States
Lawrence
Kansas
Lawrence Arts Scene Full of Shows and Openings
A dense listings page from Lawrence features music venues with dates and artists including Expendables, The Bottleneck performances by The Jen Say Kwahs and Ben Kweller, plus acts at The Jackpot The Granada and The Replay Lounge. The peninsula hosts jam sessions at Americana Music Academy and abundant art events at KU Spencer Museum and Lawrence Public Library with lectures and openings throughout September.
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Lawrence the Expendables
Authority Zero
Supervillians
Lawrence
N.H
Ladyfinger
Jen Say Kwas
The
Jackpot Music Hall
Mass
Ultr Trio
Daniel Ellsworth
Madame Hatter’s Tea Shop a Reborn Bank Turned Venue
Susan, now sole owner and co owner of her dream tea shop, employs sisters and nieces while traveling to share ideas. The former bank preserves New England tea circles with pastel walls, lace tablecloths, and antique memorabilia. Tea pots hats posters adorn walls as guests pick from a vast menu featuring scones, croissants, salads and varied desserts.
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Susan
Madame Hatter’s
New England
Ahmad’s
Queen Victoria Street London
Taylor’s
Harrogate
Tammy
Bonnie
Kansas
Madame Hatter's Tea Shop Delights Visitors in Eudora
Susan Anderson and Emily from Eudora visited with family for a dress up session at Madame Hatter's. Bonnie offers themed events after hours and a range of tea related gifts in a festive tea shop setting in Eudora.
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Susan Anderson
Eudora
Emily
Washburn University
Tulsa
Okla
Karl Hassard
Karla Green
Steve
Kimberly Green
Bonnie
Karl
Madame Hatter’s
Madamehatters.com
Same Race Umpire Bias Slightly Favors Pitchers in MLB
A study analyzing 2.1 million pitches shows umpires called more strikes when pitcher and umpire shared race or ethnicity. The 1 percentage point difference, though small, could affect pitcher stats and certain game outcomes.
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Terry Rombeck
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Journal-World
Thailand
Mendocino
Calif
Harbour Lights
Billy Spears
Johnny's Tavern
Brody
Lawrence Ben Kweller
Willie Mason
the Bottleneck
Erle Church
the Granada
Floyd the Barber
Pachamama's
Eighth
New Hampshire
the Junkyard
American Legion
W. Sixth
Laura
N. Second
Goners
Rosetta Sound
the Jackpot Music Hall
Lawrence Bald Eagle
Ambros
the Belles
Telegraph Canyon
Cosmopolitics
Jazzhaus
Matt Clothier
Yacht Club
Wisc
Orlando Ventura
Patty King
Back Seat Boys
Slow Ride Roadhouse
Rowan
Granada
Trucker
Gaslight Tavern
Lawrence Backlash
N. Third
Black Christmas
Wrath and Ruin
New Franklin Panthers
Miles Benny
Joe Max
Americana Music Academy
Lawrence Another Holiday
Paper Owls
Steve Westphall
Maceli’s
Shawn Ward
Justin Hopkins
Nick Pagliari
Liberty Hall
Laura Moriarty
Lawrence Public Library
Aimee's
Brian
Joseph Steinmetz
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Ecumenical Christian Ministries
Oread
Chris Daniels
Woodruff Auditorium
Kansas Union
Kansas City
Haskell Indian Nations University
Indian Ave
Crafton-Preyer
Murphy Hall
Naismith Drive
Lawrence Barn Dance Association
Northeast
Kansas City Museum
Gladstone Blvd
William Rainey
Blue Gallery
W. 19Th
MISC
Haskell Indian Nations University Library
Hallmark Design
Brad Sneed
Wescoe Hall
Lawrence Area
Blue Dot
Alec Joler
Broadcasting Hall
Kansas Public Radio
Kansas University
Kathy Hird Kostner
Ricardo Kostner
CornerBank
Ripples
Diane's Artisan Gallery
Todd Reed
Larry Brow
Do's Deluxe
Ninth St
Marty Olson
Douglas County Law Library
11Th St
Douglascolawlibrary.org
Ann Dean
Lawrence Arts Center
Norman Akers
Pachamama
Unity Art Gallery
Madeline
Jim Regan
Eileen Roddy
Ireland
Citizen Journalism Academy
Los Angeles Times
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