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| | | | | [AI summary] An invitation to participate in the 'Ask The Professionals' sessions for July and August, offering industry news and expert Q&A on digital accessibility topics. | |
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| | | | | This alluring information comes from The Black Stump, a Stringybark Stories newsletter, with reference to their Stringybark flagship open-themed short story award which commenced 15 November 2021 and closes 13 February 2022. Plenty of time? Maybe polish that special draft... ... and the world keeps turning... © Gretchen Bernet-Ward 2020 Stringybark Short Stories are open... | |
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| | | | | I was a very happy Arc user for a couple of years, but after The Browser Company announced they would no longer be working on it, I started to assess alternatives. | |
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| | | Scientific Name: Commelina cyanea Description A weedy native that grows rather well in shade... this one has pretty blue flowers, not to be confused with the invasive white variety which is not a native plant. I also read that you can eat the leaves... probably relates to the name "scurvy weed", so next time I'm sufferinig from scurvy, I'll have a munch on these. Source Established native Links Australian Native Plants Society Little eco footprints | ||