Adventurous Kate - The Solo Female Travel Blog
I teach women how to travel the world safely -- and I'm here to help you have the best trip ever.
By Kate McCulley.
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11 Fun Things to Do in Camogli, Italy
Ever heard of Camogli, Italy? This little beach town is one of my favorite gems in Italy — a gorgeous seaside town on the Ligurian Coast that makes a perfect alternative to Cinque Terre. Located …
By Adventurous Kate, 3,355 words
Yellowed Perils
Thoughts and comments on the world of the pulp magazines.
By William Lampkin.
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Updated 5 months ago
PulpFest 2024: Saturday
I’m running a bit behind getting this post written and uploaded this morning. It’s the last full day of PulpFest 2024. I didn’t make it to the Doc Savage gathering this morning at 7:30, but …
Anna Shipman
I write about tech, leadership and tech leadership.
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Updated 19 hours ago
Playing to win
When I started a recent role, my exec team peers were working on the three-year strategy using a framework outlined in Playing to Win. I have been really impressed by the work and the outputs, …
Ephemeral Enigmas
Giving offbeat, obscure, and forgotten games another look.
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Updated 5 days ago
Action Man: Robot Atak
Shoot Many Robots Developer: Magic Pockets (music and sound engine are credited to Shin’en) Publisher: Atari Europe Release Date: September 24th, 2004 (EU only) Available On: Game Boy Advance Genre(s): Action (duh), Run & Gun, …
By ephemeralengimas, 4,979 words
Aesthetics for Birds
An aesthetics and philosophy of art blog for a general audience: theories, terms, art and cultural criticism, interviews, roundtables, news.
By Alex King, et al.
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How Spotify and its Genres Define Who We Are
Spotify and its bizarre, hyper-specific genres are rewriting how we understand music. Why? And should we bother fighting back? Continue reading → The post How Spotify and its Genres Define Who We Are appeared first …
By Aesthetics for Birds, 48 words
The Beer Nut
Why is that man photographing his pint?
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Arthur's Last Christmas
Just before the Christmas holiday I dropped in to the Open Gate Brewery to see what the Guinness crew were offering for the season.Paddle one began on a Chocolate Milk Stout, the sort of thing …
By The Beer Nut, 770 words
Journeyman's Journal
This is a journal of the art of woodworking by hand.
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From the Lost Scrolls of Handwork to Wooden Wares Handwork: A New Chapter
If you’ve followed me for some time, you’ll know I’ve always been passionate about celebrating the timeless beauty of woodworking. From sharing expert techniques to publishing insights on traditional methods, my focus has been on …
By Wooden Wares Handwork, 499 words
Mike Industries
A running commentary of occasionally interesting things.
By Mike Davidson.
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Updated 6 days ago
47 Years Later, The Palisades Disappeared Overnight
I grew up on Iliff Street, right in the middle of the ashes that up until a few nights ago, was a sunkissed neighborhood known as Pacific Palisades. It was 1978, and I remember my …
Stitches on the Run
Sashiko is the way to go if you want to put a little magic on your clothes and anything else made of fabric.
By Janette Haruguchi.
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Sashiko Pattern Yabane
The sashiko pattern yabane 矢羽根 or 矢羽 represents arrow feathers, which is also the literal translation of yabane.矢 ya means “arrow” and 羽 or 羽根 hane means “feather” or “wing.” When put together, the は …
By Janette Haruguchi, 412 words
The Stop Button
blogging by Andrew Wickliffe.
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Updated 4 days ago
Briefly, TV (15 January 2025)
The Rig (2023) s02e01 “Episode 1” [2025] D: John Strickland. S: Emily Hampshire, Iain Glen, Martin Compston, Rochenda Sandall, Owen Teale, Abraham Popoola, Nikhil Parmar. Last season’s cliffhanger resolves real quick when it turns out …
By Andrew Wickliffe, 579 words
Glorious Noise
Rock and roll can change your life.
By Jake Brown, Stephen Macaulay, Derek Phillips.
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New Peter Doherty: Felt Better Alive
Video: Peter Doherty – “Felt Better Alive” Directed by Rose Bosch. From Felt Better Alive, out May 16 on Strap Originals. If you had asked me twenty years ago if Pete Doherty would still be …
Shady Characters
The secret life of punctuation.
By Keith Houston.
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Miscellany № 104: new year, new miscellany
Hello, and welcome to 2025. Is it that time already? The possessive apostrophe (or rather, the abuse of the possessive apostrophe) is a recurrent guest star here at Shady Characters, but usually in the English …
By Keith Houston, 93 words
Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
By Andrew Gelman.
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Problems caused by grade inflation
Columbia math lecturer Peter Woit writes: There has been significant grade inflation over the years, so having a transcript with a string of As isn’t worth what it once was. This is not good for …
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Record Mirror Club Chart, January 14th 1989
Ah, here we are again. Same deal, a few tunes off youtube and a burning desire for everyone in Spotify’s management to die horribly. A Frankie Knuckles creation, Soulful house at it’s best. Juan Atkins …
Leiden Medievalists Blog
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Health and Healing in the Norse World: A Glimpse into Medieval Scandinavian Medicine
The Vikings, often romanticized as fearsome raiders, were also adept navigators, traders, and settlers. But beyond the swords and sails lies another fascinating aspect of their lives: how they understood and managed health and healing.