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Tilly Starblanket

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By Kelly Shepherd
| Geist Verified
"You're a violin teacher?" someone asked Tilly Starblanket. "I thought you were Native!" Tilly Starblanket has a story about being slapped in the face by her white teacher when she was in grade I . That would make her, what? Five or six years old? When the teacher hit her, she fell on the floor. This happened in the classroom, in front of all the other students. Smithers, British Columbia. I was maybe in grade I.
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A pilot study investigating naturally occurring dimethyltryptamine (DMT) and related psychoactive substances in Western Australian Acacia (Fabaceae: Mimosoideae)

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By Richard A. Donovan, Hannah Crisp, Kelly Shepherd
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT The first law enforcement attendance at an N,N-dimethyltryptammine (DMT) clandestine extraction laboratory (clan lab) in Western Australian (WA) occurred in 2008. Since then, the detection of this type of clan lab has steadily increased to the point where they are now the most frequently attended in WA. DMT is typically extracted from the bark of locally occurring wattle (Acacia Mill.) trees, through a relatively simple process often achieved using improvised equipment.
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The Pond · Blog Post · 49th Shelf

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By Rik Emmett, Trevor Corkum, Kerry Clare Verified, Kelly Shepherd
| 49th Shelf
An excerpt from Journeys to the Nearby: A Gardener Discovers the Gentle Art of Untravelling (Ronsdale Press). Journeys to the Nearby is up for giveaway throughout April 2025. Head over to our giveaways page for your chance to win and to explore everything else we have on offer. ***** As usual, the snow melted quickly, and now there’s a subtle odour of damp earth in the air, an emanation with its own name, petrichor.
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