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  1. PostSecret, , more info

    Sunday Secrets
    The post Sunday Secrets appeared first on PostSecret.
    By Frank, 10 words
  2. Bitter Tea and Mystery, , more info

    Tokyo Express: Seicho Matsumoto
    I am participating in the Japanese Literature Challenge 17 hosted by Dolce Bellezza. It runs from January through February, 2024. The goal is to read and review one or more books which were originally written in Japanese. There is a post at Dolce Bellezza for links to reviews.Tokyo Express is my first book read for the challenge. It was Seichō Matsumoto's first novel, published in 1958.In this novel, two detectives …
    By TracyK, 413 words
  3. Chris Nevard Model Railways Blog, , more info

    Stormy Sunday
    Sunday morning looks like it’s going to be a stormy one as Farmer George and Rufus hound watch the works train take the rough track in its stride. Meanwhile Harry the Hammer who is almost at the end of his shift is ready with his hammer should the track need fixing after the train passes. This usually the case, a quick whack here and there sorting it out. The weeds …
    By Chris Nevard Model Railways & Photography, 133 words
  4. Piscatorial Quagswagging, , more info

    Lanzarote - Scorpions, Lizards and Wrasse.
    I definitely chose a good week to jet off to sunnier climes where Playa Blanca in Lanzarote would be nice and hot and dry not cold and damp. The local rivers too, for at least the weekend anyway, and in to the following week most likely would be over the banks yet again and would put a kibosh on ones fishing !!I've fished plenty of times now in the canaries …
    By Mick Newey, 740 words
  5. Gödel's Lost Letter and P=NP, , more info

    New Methods Solve Old Problems
    Really old ones, in this case Ben Cohen writes the “Science of Success” column for The Wall Street Journal. It is about what makes people, teams and ideas work out in business, culture, and beyond. His recent one was about Luke Farritor, who was a college student majoring in computer science and interning at SpaceX, and who began working on a problem that captivated many of the world’s top geeks. …
    By RJLipton+KWRegan, 706 words
  6. Everyday Commentary, , more info

    Changing what EDC means
    For funnieses here is one of my weekend “pure fun” carries (I’ll explain what this means below): The tool is a Victorinox Compact with Prometheus Design Werx scales, a 47 Mini Turbo Mk. III in Ti, and a Pilot Vanishing Point in matte black. My license is in my phone case.When we say or write “EDC” we generally mean a set of objects we carry in addition to what everyone …
    By Anthony Sculimbrene, 674 words
  7. Of Arms and the Law, , more info

    RIP Chuck Mawhinney
    It's reported that he beat Carlos Hathcock's record. More.
    By David Hardy, 12 words
  8. Cassidy's blog, , more info

    How to test a browser extension locally
    I built a browser extension this week, and had to do a bit of digging to figure out how to test it properly on Chrome and Edge before publishing it. It’s always important to test extensions before publishing them to stores, so here’s some quick steps for you to get started (and for my future self who will definitely forget this)! Download/clone your repository if it’s not on your computer …
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  9. leonie wise, , more info

    outdoor pursuits // fort stony batter
    These summer days, spent outdoors, blessed by sunlight and embracing outdoor pursuits. Weekends with chores swiftly accomplished, then adventures close to home. This time, a visit to stony batter reserve and the tunnels at fort stony batter. Our first visit to the tunnels in decades. We pay the entrance fee, grab the flashlights we’ve been handed, and follow our guide through double doors painted vibrantly red—a stark contrast with the …
    By leonie wise, 287 words
  10. Cinema Citizen, , more info

    SEAGRASS – Movie Review
    Canadian writer/director Meredith Hama-Brown’s debut feature, Seagrass, is a moody drama about a troubled interracial couple — Judy (Ally Maki) is Canadian-Japanese and Steve (Luke Roberts) is White — who vacation with their two young daughters — ages eleven and six — at a self-development retreat on a remote island off the coast of British […]
    By Jennifer Merin, 60 words
  11. The Death Chamber, , more info

    Orphalis - As the Ashes Settle [ 2023]
    Artist: Orphalis Album: As the Ashes Settle Year: 2023 Genre: Technical Brutal Death Meal Web: https://orphalisger.bandcamp.com/ / https://orphalismerch.bigcartel.com/ Country: Germany Quality: 320 Kbps Tracklist: 1. As the Ashes Settle 2. Ritual of Conflagration 3. Watch Them Descend 4. The Wolves Draw Near 5. An Effigy to Humanity 6. Staring into Ruin 7. Moon Supremacy 8. From Shadows Arisen 9. Labyrinth Configuration 10. To Embrace Defeat 11. Crowned in Hatred Witness: …
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  12. Natural History Journal, , more info

    The Case of the Missing Rough-legged Hawks
    Most of the time, I am prompted to write about birds and other wildlife that I have encountered recently while out and about exploring. Today, I am writing about a bird precisely because I haven't seen it recently, or at all this entire 2023-24 fall-winter season.Rough-legged Hawks are special birds in California's Great Central Valley, and certainly one of my favorite raptors. For one, they are simply gorgeous hawks. But …
    By Siera Nystrom, 1,545 words
  13. I Will Dare, , more info

    Stroke Me Day 348: Oh No, Not Again
    Hello Darling Ones, I feel so foolish. Last night I spent roughly six hours in the ER only for them to determine I was NOT having another stroke. While this is a load off my mind, it feels like I wasted everyone’s time and money because I’m melodramatic. UGH! Around dinnertime, I called Sister #4 to take me to the hospital. I skipped 911 this time because I didn’t need …
    By Jodi Chromey, 542 words
  14. Daily Philosophy, , more info

    A Better Society?
    Anarchism has always had a mystification about it. It’s a political philosophy at its origin, but it always runs into trouble with real-world applications. Living Anarchy on a large scale? Unlikely. The idea itself feels impossible. Still, when we consider the historical lineage that planted the seeds for Anarchy, a broad spectrum of both individually and socially liberating ideas reveals itself. Further, one of history’s most overtly radical and violent …
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  15. Charles Harries - All Posts, , more info

    Replace a sink waste
    Americans call this a drain, but British people call it a waste. As I'm only about a week out from having to prove to the government that I've become adequately Anglicised to be allowed to stay here—I'm going to call it a waste. Anyway, it turns out that this is one of those jobs that you don't have to call a plumber to do for you.Okay, cards on the table …
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