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  1. New on my #blog: aspi.blog/2026/05/27/upcoming-
    An account of the creation and uploading of James and Sons latest auction catalogue, stamp and postal history lots that will go under the hammer on June 23rd, with links to both online platforms, and a coda on the theme of 'computer is not always right' plus a #photo gallery.
    #auctions #stamps #PostalHistory #scanning #catalogues #uploading #photography #birds #insects #butterflies #PaintedLady #WoodlandBrown #damselflies

  2. New on my #blog: aspi.blog/2026/05/27/upcoming-
    An account of the creation and uploading of James and Sons latest auction catalogue, stamp and postal history lots that will go under the hammer on June 23rd, with links to both online platforms, and a coda on the theme of 'computer is not always right' plus a #photo gallery.
    #auctions #stamps #PostalHistory #scanning #catalogues #uploading #photography #birds #insects #butterflies #PaintedLady #WoodlandBrown #damselflies

  3. New on my #blog: aspi.blog/2026/05/27/upcoming-
    An account of the creation and uploading of James and Sons latest auction catalogue, stamp and postal history lots that will go under the hammer on June 23rd, with links to both online platforms, and a coda on the theme of 'computer is not always right' plus a #photo gallery.
    #auctions #stamps #PostalHistory #scanning #catalogues #uploading #photography #birds #insects #butterflies #PaintedLady #WoodlandBrown #damselflies

  4. Thomas @autisticphotographer ·

    New on my : aspi.blog/2026/05/27/upcoming-
    An account of the creation and uploading of James and Sons latest auction catalogue, stamp and postal history lots that will go under the hammer on June 23rd, with links to both online platforms, and a coda on the theme of 'computer is not always right' plus a gallery.

  5. New on my #blog: aspi.blog/2026/05/27/upcoming-
    An account of the creation and uploading of James and Sons latest auction catalogue, stamp and postal history lots that will go under the hammer on June 23rd, with links to both online platforms, and a coda on the theme of 'computer is not always right' plus a #photo gallery.
    #auctions #stamps #PostalHistory #scanning #catalogues #uploading #photography #birds #insects #butterflies #PaintedLady #WoodlandBrown #damselflies

  6. Gratitude and Growth: A Garden Journal @gratitudeandgrowth.wordpress.com@gratitudeandgrowth.wordpress.com ·

    Thurs. Jan. 8, 2026: Planning Time

    image courtesy of Ylanite Koppens from Pixabay

    Thursday, January 8, 2026

    Third Quarter Moon Waning in Virgo

    Uranus and Jupiter Retrograde

    Celtic Tree Month of Elder

    Cloudy and raw

    It’s planning time, for coming seasons. It’s time to take what we learned from what did and didn’t work last year and apply it. Try new things. Learn how to read the signs of weather and apply them, since the growing season charts we are usually given are more and more irrelevant.

    I’m annoyed by several seed companies with whom I’ve done brisk business over the year who no longer send print catalogues. I don’t want to hear any b.s. about it being an environmental decision. We know it’s not. It’s economic, cheaper for them.

    I want a catalogue I can hold in my hands and carry around and look through wherever I am. If companies aren’t going to provide it, I will move my business elsewhere.

    I am especially disappointed in Botanical Interests, a company I’ve used for years. I may still buy a few seeds, seeds I’ve used before from them (like cat grass). But I will cut back my purchases considerably this year, with an eye to moving all my business elsewhere.

    Johnny’s will get more of my business this year. And local businesses, where I can flip through the packets in person.

    A couple of other new-to-me seed companies caught my eye on social media, but if they don’t have print catalogues, I’m not putting my money there. I’m especially not putting my money there if a QR code is involved. I do not use QR codes.

    Planning is one of my favorite parts of the season, but I don’t want to do it online or on my phone. I get to choose where to spend my money, especially since I’m on a budget. I will not put my money with companies who try to force me to do everything from my phone. I do not run my life from my phone.

    I’m debating whether or not to try small, container-friendly cucumbers and eggplants. It’s tempting. But will the squirrels take it all before the plants can mature?

    I’m also trying to figure out what makes the most sense to have on the front porch– enclosed, southern exposure, hot—and what should be out on the back balcony – covered, outside, northern exposure, available to pollinators.

    I may be moving pots around a lot.

    What are your plans for your garden in the coming season?

    #catalogues #gardening #planning #seeds

  7. Gratitude and Growth: A Garden Journal @gratitudeandgrowth.wordpress.com@gratitudeandgrowth.wordpress.com ·

    Thurs. Jan. 8, 2026: Planning Time

    image courtesy of Ylanite Koppens from Pixabay

    Thursday, January 8, 2026

    Third Quarter Moon Waning in Virgo

    Uranus and Jupiter Retrograde

    Celtic Tree Month of Elder

    Cloudy and raw

    It’s planning time, for coming seasons. It’s time to take what we learned from what did and didn’t work last year and apply it. Try new things. Learn how to read the signs of weather and apply them, since the growing season charts we are usually given are more and more irrelevant.

    I’m annoyed by several seed companies with whom I’ve done brisk business over the year who no longer send print catalogues. I don’t want to hear any b.s. about it being an environmental decision. We know it’s not. It’s economic, cheaper for them.

    I want a catalogue I can hold in my hands and carry around and look through wherever I am. If companies aren’t going to provide it, I will move my business elsewhere.

    I am especially disappointed in Botanical Interests, a company I’ve used for years. I may still buy a few seeds, seeds I’ve used before from them (like cat grass). But I will cut back my purchases considerably this year, with an eye to moving all my business elsewhere.

    Johnny’s will get more of my business this year. And local businesses, where I can flip through the packets in person.

    A couple of other new-to-me seed companies caught my eye on social media, but if they don’t have print catalogues, I’m not putting my money there. I’m especially not putting my money there if a QR code is involved. I do not use QR codes.

    Planning is one of my favorite parts of the season, but I don’t want to do it online or on my phone. I get to choose where to spend my money, especially since I’m on a budget. I will not put my money with companies who try to force me to do everything from my phone. I do not run my life from my phone.

    I’m debating whether or not to try small, container-friendly cucumbers and eggplants. It’s tempting. But will the squirrels take it all before the plants can mature?

    I’m also trying to figure out what makes the most sense to have on the front porch– enclosed, southern exposure, hot—and what should be out on the back balcony – covered, outside, northern exposure, available to pollinators.

    I may be moving pots around a lot.

    What are your plans for your garden in the coming season?

    #catalogues #gardening #planning #seeds

  8. Gratitude and Growth: A Garden Journal @gratitudeandgrowth.wordpress.com@gratitudeandgrowth.wordpress.com ·

    Thurs. Jan. 8, 2026: Planning Time

    image courtesy of Ylanite Koppens from Pixabay

    Thursday, January 8, 2026

    Third Quarter Moon Waning in Virgo

    Uranus and Jupiter Retrograde

    Celtic Tree Month of Elder

    Cloudy and raw

    It’s planning time, for coming seasons. It’s time to take what we learned from what did and didn’t work last year and apply it. Try new things. Learn how to read the signs of weather and apply them, since the growing season charts we are usually given are more and more irrelevant.

    I’m annoyed by several seed companies with whom I’ve done brisk business over the year who no longer send print catalogues. I don’t want to hear any b.s. about it being an environmental decision. We know it’s not. It’s economic, cheaper for them.

    I want a catalogue I can hold in my hands and carry around and look through wherever I am. If companies aren’t going to provide it, I will move my business elsewhere.

    I am especially disappointed in Botanical Interests, a company I’ve used for years. I may still buy a few seeds, seeds I’ve used before from them (like cat grass). But I will cut back my purchases considerably this year, with an eye to moving all my business elsewhere.

    Johnny’s will get more of my business this year. And local businesses, where I can flip through the packets in person.

    A couple of other new-to-me seed companies caught my eye on social media, but if they don’t have print catalogues, I’m not putting my money there. I’m especially not putting my money there if a QR code is involved. I do not use QR codes.

    Planning is one of my favorite parts of the season, but I don’t want to do it online or on my phone. I get to choose where to spend my money, especially since I’m on a budget. I will not put my money with companies who try to force me to do everything from my phone. I do not run my life from my phone.

    I’m debating whether or not to try small, container-friendly cucumbers and eggplants. It’s tempting. But will the squirrels take it all before the plants can mature?

    I’m also trying to figure out what makes the most sense to have on the front porch– enclosed, southern exposure, hot—and what should be out on the back balcony – covered, outside, northern exposure, available to pollinators.

    I may be moving pots around a lot.

    What are your plans for your garden in the coming season?

    #catalogues #gardening #planning #seeds

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    druckeninventiveindia.com/all-
    #Catalogues, #CorporateGifts, #CustomizedGifts, #GiftSet, #BusinessGiftset

  10. Hello world! We are ManyPrint Solutions, a SaaS service for automated #layout generation. It is controlled in the browser or via REST API. Interfaces to third-party providers enable the integration of real-time data for hyper-personalisation. Layouts are created #template-free based on rules and exported for #print, #web or email. Print layouts with special colors, fold types or finishes are supported, ideal for #mailings, #catalogues or #books.

  11. Hello world! We are ManyPrint Solutions, a SaaS service for automated #layout generation. It is controlled in the browser or via REST API. Interfaces to third-party providers enable the integration of real-time data for hyper-personalisation. Layouts are created #template-free based on rules and exported for #print, #web or email. Print layouts with special colors, fold types or finishes are supported, ideal for #mailings, #catalogues or #books.

  12. Hello world! We are ManyPrint Solutions, a SaaS service for automated #layout generation. It is controlled in the browser or via REST API. Interfaces to third-party providers enable the integration of real-time data for hyper-personalisation. Layouts are created #template-free based on rules and exported for #print, #web or email. Print layouts with special colors, fold types or finishes are supported, ideal for #mailings, #catalogues or #books. We look forward to exchanging ideas with you!

  13. Hello world! We are ManyPrint Solutions, a SaaS service for automated #layout generation. It is controlled in the browser or via REST API. Interfaces to third-party providers enable the integration of real-time data for hyper-personalisation. Layouts are created #template-free based on rules and exported for #print, #web or email. Print layouts with special colors, fold types or finishes are supported, ideal for #mailings, #catalogues or #books.

  14. Hello world! We are ManyPrint Solutions, a SaaS service for automated #layout generation. It is controlled in the browser or via REST API. Interfaces to third-party providers enable the integration of real-time data for hyper-personalisation. Layouts are created #template-free based on rules and exported for #print, #web or email. Print layouts with special colors, fold types or finishes are supported, ideal for #mailings, #catalogues or #books. We look forward to exchanging ideas with you!

  15. [Meanwhile @athenaxobs ...] Launched in 1999, ESA's XMM-Newton Observatory continues to scan the #Universe for X-ray sources: galactic centers, black holes, explosive events, pulsars and more.

    On July 9, the international XMM-Newton SSC (Survey Science Centre) collaboration published a new version of the X-ray source #catalogues: more than a million sources listed! The synthesis of 24 years of observations ...

    Details+ : xmm-ssc.irap.omp.eu/xmm2athena

  16. [Meanwhile @athenaxobs ...] Launched in 1999, ESA's XMM-Newton Observatory continues to scan the #Universe for X-ray sources: galactic centers, black holes, explosive events, pulsars and more.

    On July 9, the international XMM-Newton SSC (Survey Science Centre) collaboration published a new version of the X-ray source #catalogues: more than a million sources listed! The synthesis of 24 years of observations ...

    Details+ : xmm-ssc.irap.omp.eu/xmm2athena

  17. [Meanwhile @athenaxobs ...] Launched in 1999, ESA's XMM-Newton Observatory continues to scan the #Universe for X-ray sources: galactic centers, black holes, explosive events, pulsars and more.

    On July 9, the international XMM-Newton SSC (Survey Science Centre) collaboration published a new version of the X-ray source #catalogues: more than a million sources listed! The synthesis of 24 years of observations ...

    Details+ : xmm-ssc.irap.omp.eu/xmm2athena

  18. [Meanwhile @athenaxobs ...] Launched in 1999, ESA's XMM-Newton Observatory continues to scan the #Universe for X-ray sources: galactic centers, black holes, explosive events, pulsars and more.

    On July 9, the international XMM-Newton SSC (Survey Science Centre) collaboration published a new version of the X-ray source #catalogues: more than a million sources listed! The synthesis of 24 years of observations ...

    Details+ : xmm-ssc.irap.omp.eu/xmm2athena

  19. [Meanwhile @athenaxobs ...] Launched in 1999, ESA's XMM-Newton Observatory continues to scan the #Universe for X-ray sources: galactic centers, black holes, explosive events, pulsars and more.

    On July 9, the international XMM-Newton SSC (Survey Science Centre) collaboration published a new version of the X-ray source #catalogues: more than a million sources listed! The synthesis of 24 years of observations ...

    Details+ : xmm-ssc.irap.omp.eu/xmm2athena

  20. [En attendant @athenaxobs ...] Lancé en 1999, l'Observatoire XMM-Newton de l'ESA continue de scanner l'#Univers, à la recherche de sources X : centres galactiques, trous noirs, événements explosifs, pulsars, etc.

    Ce 9 juillet, la collaboration internationale XMM-Newton SSC (Survey Science Centre) a publié une nouvelle version des #catalogues de sources X : plus d'un million de sources recensées ! La synthèse de 24 années d'observations ... 👍 👏

    Infos+ : xmm-ssc.irap.omp.eu/xmm2athena

  21. [En attendant @athenaxobs ...] Lancé en 1999, l'Observatoire XMM-Newton de l'ESA continue de scanner l'#Univers, à la recherche de sources X : centres galactiques, trous noirs, événements explosifs, pulsars, etc.

    Ce 9 juillet, la collaboration internationale XMM-Newton SSC (Survey Science Centre) a publié une nouvelle version des #catalogues de sources X : plus d'un million de sources recensées ! La synthèse de 24 années d'observations ... 👍 👏

    Infos+ : xmm-ssc.irap.omp.eu/xmm2athena

  22. [En attendant @athenaxobs ...] Lancé en 1999, l'Observatoire XMM-Newton de l'ESA continue de scanner l'#Univers, à la recherche de sources X : centres galactiques, trous noirs, événements explosifs, pulsars, etc.

    Ce 9 juillet, la collaboration internationale XMM-Newton SSC (Survey Science Centre) a publié une nouvelle version des #catalogues de sources X : plus d'un million de sources recensées ! La synthèse de 24 années d'observations ... 👍 👏

    Infos+ : xmm-ssc.irap.omp.eu/xmm2athena

  23. [En attendant @athenaxobs ...] Lancé en 1999, l'Observatoire XMM-Newton de l'ESA continue de scanner l'#Univers, à la recherche de sources X : centres galactiques, trous noirs, événements explosifs, pulsars, etc.

    Ce 9 juillet, la collaboration internationale XMM-Newton SSC (Survey Science Centre) a publié une nouvelle version des #catalogues de sources X : plus d'un million de sources recensées ! La synthèse de 24 années d'observations ... 👍 👏

    Infos+ : xmm-ssc.irap.omp.eu/xmm2athena

  24. [En attendant @athenaxobs ...] Lancé en 1999, l'Observatoire XMM-Newton de l'ESA continue de scanner l'#Univers, à la recherche de sources X : centres galactiques, trous noirs, événements explosifs, pulsars, etc.

    Ce 9 juillet, la collaboration internationale XMM-Newton SSC (Survey Science Centre) a publié une nouvelle version des #catalogues de sources X : plus d'un million de sources recensées ! La synthèse de 24 années d'observations ... 👍 👏

    Infos+ : xmm-ssc.irap.omp.eu/xmm2athena