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VolcanoCafe
Because Volcanoes are Ewesome.
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Santorini: Beauty – and the Beast 1 million people visit Vesuvius each year. It is a big number which involves a lot of people struggling up the steep and dusty path to the rim. Rather more people visit the more accessible …
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Science matters
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Kati I wrote with nostalgic gusto about Old Measure, which was still in daily use in rural England in the late 1960s. So many etymologically unrelated names related by inconsistent multipliers: 8 furlongs to the mile; …
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Frock Flicks
Costume movie reviews & podcast.
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Crimson Peak (2015) Deep Dive Back to my occasional quest to give fuller posts to movies we’ve only covered in
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Derek Powazek
It's pronounced poe-WAH-zek.
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Chamomile and Hemp, Sleepy Best Buds I’ve been an insomniac my whole life. I remember taking long walks as a teenager around my neighborhood in the…
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Forage | Chef
Wild Food Tutorials, Recipes and Techniques from Chef Alan Bergo.
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Curried Kabocha Squash Soup with Roasted Pepper Relish About 8 years ago I set out to make the greatest kabocha squash soup recipe I could to serve every fall. A creamy soup scented with curry, spices and coconut milk, it's Autumn in a …
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Veronique | Blog
Artist, diarist, writer.
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community through paper I spent the morning listening to an audio convo between K, who writes the zine Friday Night in West Ealing, and Ella, who writes the zine Cow Eyes. cow eyes issue 4 Friday Night in …
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Ban Ban Ton Ton
A music website / blog, run out of rural Japan. “Ban” ( バン) and “Ton” (トン) are Japanese onomatopoeia – like “Bang” or “Crash”, the sound of a child hitting a drum.
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Nova Heart / Ethereal / Alliance Upholstery New York label Alliance Upholstery returns after a hiatus that began with the COVID-19 pandemic. Eli Cohen – one half of Magic Words, whose Wabi Soba we raved about earlier in the year – runs …
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The Alexandrian
…designed not only to be a site of news and updates, but also as a repository: Here you’ll find my reviews, my politics, my stories, and my thoughts.
By Justin Alexander. 🇺🇸 More infoUpdated
Ptolus: Running the Campaign – Looting Infrastructure DISCUSSING In the Shadow of the Spire – Session 40E: A Final Questioning Tor was able to quickly explain the situation and turn the children over to the custody of the watchmen. He decided, however, …
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Mills Field | Weblog
…a place to consider what it means for a museum in an airport, an airport with over 55 million visitors in 2017, to operate in a world where (almost) everyone is connected to the internet.
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Small focused tools for visualizing geographic data This is a blog post about a series of small, purpose-fit web applications that can be run from your local desktop (or a remote server, if necessary) to visualize geographic data in a map. The …
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seeking stars
"don't read poems!".
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[I basked in you] - Frank Wright [I basked in you] - Frank Wright
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Jessie's blog
Various musings and things written.
By Jessie Nabein. 🇨🇦 More infoUpdated
Canada Post - Oversized Lettermail Postage Calculations - 2024 Inspired by an older list I saw online, I did some math to determine how to get exact values for oversized Lettermail postage. It’s not a clean effort unfortunately, you’ll be using small denominations for …
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Minetest Blog
We cover everything about Minetest, from engine development, to mod and game progress, to server news and community events.
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Introducing Our New Name “Is this a Minecraft clone? Is it like Minecraft Alpha?” If you’ve been a member of our community for some time, you are probably aware of how often these questions remind us of what people …
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Alex Wilson - Home
Software Engineer, Technical Architect — Helping build a better, faster internet.
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Weeknotes: Relith — Week 42, 2024 Saw the king’s official transport going through the City of London again. There’s nothing too interesting for me to say about it but it felt noteworthy at the time. Some tourists might’ve been impressed, but …
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ArtLung: The Website of Joe Crawford
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Another take on a semicircular border Among the bounty of blog posts I’m reading in my new RSS reader that got my brain humming was this post on semicircular borders on a round element. I have of late been saying that …
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zignar.net
Personal weblog about programming, linux, life, the universe and everything.
By Mathias Fußenegger. 🇦🇹 More infoUpdated
Share your problem, don't request features I help maintain a couple of projects and one aspect I find surprising — and a bit troubling — is how often people ask for features without explaining their problem. Maybe it’s already in the …