Greenbriar Picture Shows
Classic movie site with rare images (no web grabs!), original ads, and behind-the-scenes photos, with informative and insightful commentary.
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Precode Picks #5
Precode: Double Harness, Explorers of the World, Jolson Socks Winchell, and "The Five Stages of Love"DOUBLE HARNESS (1933) --- Double Harness meditates on marriage and how it’s better avoided by men about town like William …
By John McElwee, 1,528 words
aka pastor guy
Everything including the kitchen sink... but with special attention paid to board games, Jesus Christ, my family, being a "professional" (and I use that word loosely) Christian….
By Mark.
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Why Not?: Things That Are Not Normal
This is the sixth in a series of posts on the reasons I will not be voting to return the former president to the White House. My focus here is not to support his opponent …
By Mark (aka pastor guy), 1,214 words
GamerDad: Gaming with Children
Video game news, views, & reviews from a parental perspective, presented by Andrew S. Bub - The GamerDad.
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Truck Star (Mobile)
A while ago, my stepdad asked for me to check out a mobile game called Truck Star. He’s driven trucks and car haulers most of his life, so he wanted to know if I think …
By Cary Woodham, 59 words
esngblog
The East Surrey N Gauge blog keeps you up to date with what’s happening in the club, and gives news and views on N-gauge modelling generally.
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Ron goes east – again – 2
Today, lots of trains, but starting with the usual weather forecasts! DAY 3 – Sunny but chilly but becoming cloudy and windy. Today was around trip by boat to St Goar with a 3 1/2 …
By snitchthebudgie, 149 words
Chris Nevard Model Railways Blog
I've been into photography, railways and modelling them in miniature for over 40 years.
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Balsawood, Pitheads and Pit Ponies
Saturday morning at Moorewood Colliery. And down at the coal canal, Pete & Dud are chatting to Boatman Brian about his new unsinkable narrowboat which is made almost entirely from balsa wood by a company …
By Chris Nevard Model Railways & Photography, 208 words
retiredmartin
On permanent exploration of places, pubs, people and new music.
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IT’S NOT MY JOB TO TAKE IT BACK
October 2024. Langley Mill. You left me in Ripley, waiting at a bus stop with half a punters pie and gentlefolk bemoaning the bus service back to Nottingham. “It’s always SUMTHIN’ !”. They were also, …
By retiredmartin, 244 words
A Good Beer Blog – Second Gen (2003-2016, 2016- )
Allegedly the second oldest beer blog on the planet.
By Alan McLeod.
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The Beery News Notes For That Empty Feeling Between Thanksgiving and Halloween
Let’s be clear. By “empty feeling” I mean not bloated from either last weekend‘s turkey dinners and pumpkin pie or those mini Crispie Crunch bars yet to come. October is a bit of feed fest …
The Off-grid Wood Butcher
Making shavings from deep in the wood.
By Lionel.
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Updated a year ago
On Pencil Sharpeners
I am a great fan of pencils. I love to use them for marking but also to write and take note. The only thing that always annoyed me is pencil sharpeners.I always found very hard …
By Off-grid Woodbutcher, 246 words
Bubba One
Much of this blog will be about growing and using Cannabis.
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New Hearing Aids
I had a great life as a pilot but back in the day "real men" didn't wear hearing protection. It was not just ramp noise but airborne with a pair of TIO 540's next to …
By I'm a OK guy, 127 words
Art of the Title
Dedicated to title sequence design in film, TV, and beyond.
By Lola Landekic.
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An Update from the Editor in Chief
Dear readers,It is a rare thing for Art of the Title to publish an editor’s note but the time has come to provide an update. Many of you are likely unaware that, since 2018, Art …
Apocalypse Now
It's alright! It's alright! It's all been approved! I'm an American!
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My 101 Favourite Films of 2023
1. Close Your Eyesby Victor Erice"The unluckiest filmmaker in the world," was how Ben Sachs described Victor Erice. The funding cut or witheld entirely for projects realized and unrealized, years without financing, dear friends dying …
By Scout Tafoya, 6,748 words
Anthony Balducci's Journal
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Monsters Should Have Hobbies
Joe Fuqua made clever use of classic movie monsters for a series of Midjourney images called "Monsters Should Have Hobbies." Here are my favorite images of the group. Fuqua has come up with many creative …
Computational Complexity
Computational Complexity and other fun stuff in math and computer science.
By Lance Fortnow, Bill Gasarch.
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Contrast an Episode of Columbo with the recent Nobel Prizes
I quote Lance's blog post (here) about Computing and the Nobelsa) On Wednesday October 9th half of the Chemistry Nobel was awarded to computer scientists Demis Hassabis and John Jumper for the protein-folding prediction algorithm …
Combinatorics and more
Gil Kalai's blog.
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Moshe Vardi: What is Theoretical Computer Science?
Moshe Vardi wrote a short interesting essay “What is theoretical computer science?” (It followed by interesting posts on Facebook.) Moshe argues that Thinking of theoretical computer science (TCS) as a branch of mathematics is harmful …
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Geometry, graphs, algorithms, and more.
By David Eppstein.
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Splines for graph drawing theory
For a long time there has been a tension in graph drawing between theoretical and practical methods. Typical theoretical results show that graphs in certain special classes can be drawn with guaranteed bounds on certain …
By David Eppstein, 779 words