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Vienna Architecture 26, Vienna, Austria (2 photos) [Photography] | My Word with Douglas E. Welch http://welchwrite.com/blog/2023/01/12/vienna-architecture-26-vienna-austria-2-photos-photography/ #doorway #architecture #vienna #austria #travel #blackandwhite #blackandwhitephotography #photography 
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douglaswelch · 5 years ago
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One Drop At A Time via Instagram
Making Kyoto drip coffee at Demitasse in Little Tokyo
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douglaswelch · 5 years ago
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Historical Technology Books - 39 in a series - Apple II BASIC Programming Manual by Jef Raskin
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douglaswelch · 5 years ago
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Top 25 Products from 2019 from Douglas E. Welch Photography and Design
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douglaswelch · 5 years ago
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Dazzling Dahlias – 15 in a series – Growing and Caring for Dahlias via The Spruce
Dahlias are mid- to late season flowers that come in a vast array of colors and forms. There are small flowered bedding dahlias as well as plate-sized blossoms on 6 ft. plants. It’s hard to give an overview of dahlias when there is so much diversity.Dahlias are often grown for their long-lasting cut flowers. There are some 30 species of dahlias and over 20,000 cultivars. Native to Central America, they have become darlings of plant breeders and flower shows and every year they become more dazzling.Most of us think of dahlias as cut flowers. They do make exceptional cut flowers, but they also deserve some recognition as garden plants. Although they can be a little temperamental and fussy about the weather and growing conditions, many of the newer cultivars have been bred to be more reliable and easy growing.
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douglaswelch · 5 years ago
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Dream Of A Summer Outdoors With These Vintage Products Exclusively From Douglas E. Welch Design and Photography [For Sale]
60+ Products including mugs, comforters, duvet covers, pillows, hoodies, tees, and much more!
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douglaswelch · 5 years ago
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The Man Who Recorded The World via Library of Congress Blog
For decades, Alan Lomax traveled across America, the Caribbean and Europe, with a recorder and a camera in hand, trying to document traditional folk cultures before they disappeared.Lomax was, in fact, the most famous American folklorist of the 20th century — the first person to record blues greats Muddy Waters and Lead Belly, the man who took down the oral histories of Jelly Roll Morton and Woody Guthrie, the chronicler of religious rites in Haiti and “ring shout” rituals from the Sea Islands off the Atlantic coast.In his notebooks, Lomax documented his encounters with performers, his extensive travel and his collaborations with famous figures such as Pete Seeger, Zora Neale Hurston and his folklorist father, John Lomax. The Lomax family, friends and colleagues transcribed many of the performances and interviews he undertook during his years of fieldwork — including his stint as a Library employee from 1937 to 1942.
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douglaswelch · 5 years ago
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UNIX Version 0, Running On A PDP-7, In 2019 via hack a day
Nothing like a little old-school computing to get the geek blood flowing. This system is before my time in technology, but it is amazing to see it running again. Sort go like an old hot rod that is back out on the streets. — Douglas
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douglaswelch · 5 years ago
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From Gardening Don’ts (1913) by M.C. 09
DON’T, because you ad-mire someone else’s
garden, try to make yours
exactly like it : no two women
can be charming in the same
way, and no two gardens !
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douglaswelch · 5 years ago
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Three garden resolutions via Red Dirt Ramblings
I seem to be much better at holding to other people’s resolutions instead of my own, so I figure I will piggy-back on a few of my favorite blog’s resolutions in order to make a good start on the year.  (LAUGH) — Douglas
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douglaswelch · 5 years ago
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Top 25 Pages for 2019 – WelchWrite/DouglasEWelch/RosanneWelch
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douglaswelch · 5 years ago
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Liquidambar Leaves In Autumn Watercolor Products Exclusively From Douglas E. Welch Design and Photography [For Sale]
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douglaswelch · 5 years ago
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Happy Public Domain Day 2020! via Boing Boing
Jennifer Jenkins from the Duke Center for the Public Domain writes, “January 1, 2020 is Public Domain Day! Works published in 1924 are entering the US public domain. They include George Gershwin’s ‘Rhapsody in Blue’ and ‘Fascinating Rhythm,’ silent films by Buster Keaton and Harold Lloyd, and Thomas Mann’s ‘The Magic Mountain,’ E. M. Forster’s ‘A Passage to India,’ and A. A. Milne’s ‘When We Were Very Young.’ These works were supposed to go into the public domain in 2000, after being copyrighted for 75 years. But before this could happen, Congress hit a 20-year pause button and extended their copyright term to 95 years. See what will (finally) be open to all!”
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douglaswelch · 5 years ago
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Historical Garden Books – 60 in a series – Gardening for health and recreation; a booklet of information about gardening for busy men and women by American Fork & Hoe Company, Cleveland, Ohio
THE advantages of gardening as a source of health, recreation and profit are being recognized more and more with every year. It has been taken up by clever and capable people as a livelihood, and shown to be extremely profitable.The up-to-date farmer recognizes its value as a profitable adjunct to more extensive operations.Thousands who have been compelled by ill health to give up active business life have been restored to strength and self-support by contact with the bountiful earth.The wonderful results thus obtainable are now too well known to be questioned anywhere.But there is another vast field open for gardening, the development of which is still in its infancy.It possesses wonderful and largely unrealized possibilities for busy men and women who dwell in towns and cities, or their suburbs — who live, in the main, sedentary lives, with little time for recreation.Many persons so situated are deterred from taking up gardening by the fear that it will necessitate too much hard work, or a large amount of land or expense.Nothing need be farther from the truth. In fact, no hobby or recreation returns a larger interest in proportion to the original investment.With proper care, vegetables and flowers more than repay any outlay on seed, plants, fertilizer, tools or other accessories.
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douglaswelch · 5 years ago
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Oaks Leaves In Sicily Watercolor Exclusively From Douglas E. Welch Design and Photography [For Sale]
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douglaswelch · 5 years ago
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Mini SNES Pi Zero Nano pocket games console via Geeky Gadgets
Once again, the Raspberry Pi is the king of retro computing with this SNES pocket games console. A complicated build and includes 3-d printing files for the case. — Douglas@Raspberry_Pi 
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douglaswelch · 5 years ago
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It’s OK to investigate new job opportunities — from the Career Opportunities Podcast
It is a freelance work world out there today. As I often coach people, you need to think and act as a freelancer, even if you are currently employed full time. We all know how easy it is to go from employee to unemployed these days and it is important to protect yourself as much as possible from unforeseen layoffs. I find, though, that many people are greatly conflicted when it comes time to investigate new job opportunities. They can feel a sense of fear, a sense of disloyalty, a sense that they are somehow cheating their current employer. Let me be the first to allay your fears. When you investigate new job opportunities, you are practicing the best elements of career self-preservation. You are doing exactly what needs to be done to build the career you deserve.
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