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I cured my mysterious, debilitating seasonal rash with an ultra-low-carb Ketogenic diet and sardines (n=1) 🔒 Because it contains details of my medical history, this is a members-only post. If you have a seasonal rash and the cost of membership is a financial hardship, please contact me so I can send you the article for free ♥ ~2,560 words
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The Circus Diaries, , more info
‘Tess’, by Ockham’s Razor Review from: The Peacock Theatre (Sadlers Wells), London; 3rd February 2024 I approach circus-theatre with an element of dread, fearful[…] The post ‘Tess’, by Ockham’s Razor appeared first on The Circus Diaries.
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Improve something today, , more info
8 ways to push a problem around (without ever fixing it) Do the very first thing someone suggests. Commit as many resources to it as possible: we’re all in on the new approach, no matter what.Do the very first thing someone suggests. Do not commit anything at all to the solution: we’re doing more with less.Don’t waste valuable time identifying or understanding the problem. As people wheel and mill around and solve for slightly different things, it’ll boost creativity or some …
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Louis Sterling – Danse Macabre '...Sterling’s latest piece is one that transports listeners to a place that fluidly oscillates between the tangible and the metaphysical...' The post Louis Sterling – Danse Macabre appeared first on Sampleface.
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Jean Snow [.net] – Blogging since 1998, , more info
Like it’s 1993 I overshot the end of 2023, but I finally finished my movie marathon for 1993 (following 1967, 1968, 1977, 1978, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, and 1992). There were still quite a few films I was thinking of watching (I didn’t even get to Jurassic Park), but after 30 I felt like it was enough, especially since this year I still have 1984 and …
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Chopstick Chronicles, , more info
Homemade Kinako Roasted Soybean Flour Kinako, a traditional Japanese ingredient made from roasted soybeans, offers a delightful nutty flavor to various sweet treats and dishes. It’s commonly used in Japanese cooking so it’s fairly easy to find in supermarkets but homemade is always better! It can be a fresher and healthier alternative to store-bought versions and allows you to make […] The post Homemade Kinako Roasted Soybean Flour appeared first on Chopstick Chronicles.
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Development Seed’s Data Team Forms Independent Company Link: https://developmentseed.org/blog/2024-02-02-geocompas Development Seed’s data team in Ayacucho, Peru has spun out to form GeoCompas: I am pleased to announce that the skilled data and annotation team from DevSeed is separating to become an independent employee-owned company called GeoCompas. The Geo AI practice at Development Seed has grown, and the GeoCompas team has been essential in providing crucial mapping, annotation, QA, and automation support. Their expertise in geodata is now …
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Cennydd Bowles · Writing, , more info
Major new work: harmful design in browser choice For a few months I’ve been working with the esteemed Harry Brignull to investigate design patterns in the browser space. Finally we can reveal the fruits of our labour: a major report, ‘Over the Edge: How Microsoft’s Design Tactics Compromise Free Browser Choice’.User behaviour has become a battleground. In pursuit of competitive advantage, many tech firms employ various design techniques to encourage users to act in certain ways. Some of …
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Seven Weeks In Japan - Kyoto Part 2 機械翻訳された日本語の記事にアクセスするにはここをクリックする。 Aaaand we’re back! This write-up should be much shorter than the first, since there’s only a few days left in the “Seventh” week :) Tags: jpjntrv2023, travel, travel2023, japan2023
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Henrique Dias - Home, , more info
Vergeet niet om in te checken: nieuwe lessen ℹ️ This is a post series where I talk about my experience learning Dutch, in Dutch. If you're not interested, feel free to ignore it. Do you speak Dutch and noticed my mistakes? Ik waardeer het als je me erop wijst! Welkom bij de derde deel van deze serie: vergeet niet om in te checken. Vandaag ga ik een beetje hebben over mijn nieuwe Nederlandse lessen, mijn kleine reis naar …
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Turbo 8 released We’re excited to announce the release of Turbo v8, a major update to the Turbo front-end framework. This release introduces a suite of innovative features designed to enhance web development and user experiences across the board. Here are the key highlights of Turbo v8: Morphing for smooth page refreshes This new technique enables us to refresh pages selectively, replacing only the HTML elements that need to change, and ensures smoother …
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Steve Huff Reviews - HiFi Reviews, , more info
Axxess Forte 1 Integrated Amp Review. Steal this HiFi Amp NOW! The Axxess Forte 1 integrated amp brings in a new era of performance for the price. The custom 1 bit DAC, the built in streamer and of course the powerful amp inside.. [...] The post Axxess Forte 1 Integrated Amp Review. Steal this HiFi Amp NOW! first appeared on Steve Huff Hi-Fi and Photo.
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How much beer did a 19th century farmer-brewer brew? A fascinating pair of pieces of ephemera, these, because they tells us something about brewing and beer consumption in large households and by farmers, and give a clue as to why farmers who brewed sometimes became actual commercial brewers. The first is a 163-year-old bill for malt and hops from Samuel Wright of Walkern in Hertfordshire to “S. U. Heathcote”. That is Samuel Unwin Heathcote, Lord of the Manor of …
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The Casual Optimist, , more info
Why Stop? Every. Day. (Cartoon by Asher Perlman)
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Hugo Book Club Blog, , more info
Big Brother's Big Shoes There’s a graveyard in the publishing world that’s full of authorized sequels and companion novels to famous works. Neither Scarlett nor Rhett Butler’s People are talked about decades following their release or in as fond terms as Gone With The Wind. Return to Wuthering Heights seems to have existed just to cash in on Emily Brontë’s original. The less said about the sequel to Catcher In The Rye, the better.(Image …