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13 Things I Found on the Internet Today (Vol. 683) 1. The Brain-boggling art of Mattias Adolfsson Have a look through <a href="https://mattiasa.blogspot.
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An Enemy of the People – Duke of York’s Theatre Updating and rewriting a classic text is a tricky proposition and there is a fine line between celebrating the universality of the original themes and commentary on human behaviour, and grounding the contemporary reworking too entirely in its new times, almost pandering to the instant gratification of in the moment relevance and the audience recognition […]
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Conscientious Photography Magazine, , more info
Deutschland im Herbst It’s one of those amazing coincidences that in Germany a single day is the anniversary of a number of essential historical events, most of which are interconnected: 9 November. That day marked the beginning of the ill-fated Weimar Republic. It’s the day of Hitler’s failed 1923 putsch. It’s the day when in 1938 large-scale violence erupted against Jewish citizens and their property in Nazi Germany (“Kristallnacht“). And it’s the day …
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I Spent How Much on Books? As part of my Low Spend Year, I’ve been taking a look at my spending over the last year. I knew that books were one of my biggest expenses, but I never thought to add up how much money I spent on them in 2023. Until now! I know I buy a lot of books.… Continue reading I Spent How Much on Books?
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Life Stories The New York Times reports that Amazon is being flooded with AI-generated biographies every time a celebrity dies, with such compelling titles as Tom Smothers: Revealing 4 Untold Truth About Half of Smothers Brother. As you’d imagine, they’re badly written, full of errors, and shameless money-grabs that take advantage of Amazon rules around only allowing partial refunds on Kindle ebooks. How could this possibly be? Surely the entrepreneurs behind them …
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Waves of Devotion, , more info
Monday Morning Greetings 2024 #8 – This is the Movement of the Living Entity! I was standing in a large meadow in Golden Gate Park in the middle of San Francisco before the stage where Śrīla Prabhupāda was lecturing to thousands of young people who were attracted by the Ratha-yātrā. It was July 1974. Perhaps, you remember that famous picture of Śrīla Prabhupāda wearing a white sweater adorned with a starkly contrasted bright red rose garland, his hands raised in ecstasy in kirtan surrounded …
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Target Demographic “Can I interest you in a makeover, sir?” The voice stopped Dawes in his tracks once his brain had processed the words. “In a what?” he asked as he glanced in the direction of the sound, convinced he’d misheard, but he immediately saw that he’d understood perfectly. The young man standing there had skin that was clearer and brighter than any twenty-ish-years-old boy in the history of the planet could …
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Hunter Angler Gardener Cook, , more info
Sauerkraut Casserole An easy-to-make casserole or hotdish, sauerkraut casserole is basically German lasagna: Sauerkraut, venison or beef, noodles and cheese. What's not to love? Sauerkraut Casserole is the latest post on Hunter Angler Gardener Cook.
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Pnårp’s docile & perfunctory page, , more info
Pigs fly just fine With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine. With truly sufficient thrust, what lands will be more akin to bacon. Oink? Splat!
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Bloodsport Soundtrack - Finals - Paul Hertzog More synth-y soundtracking from the films I've never seen. This mysterious Paul Hertzog fella only did a handful of scores. 1988's Bloodsport was his second after the legendary My Chauffeur in 1986. Who knows what he did after the early 90s. I'm guessing since this synth-y style of soundtracking became unfashionable he probably ended up in education like the rest of us. Still you'd think some of these 21st century …
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Fool Around and Find Out You’ve probably had some exposure to the concept of fight or flight by now. It’s a pretty well known, evolutionarily programmed response living things have to sensing and responding to perceived danger in their environment that includes responding with lightning speed and without a whole lot of prefrontal cortex input. Which is a good thing if we want to stay alive. (If you would like to read more about fight …
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Situationniste Blog, , more info
[Exhibition & Event om March 4 in San Francisco] Bibliophiles Beware: The Situationist International and the Art & Politics of Cultural Hijacking You are all cordially invited to the exhibition opening of “Bibliophiles Beware: The Situationist International and the Art & Politics of Cultural Hijacking”, to be held at the Book Club of California at 6pm Pacific on March 3, 2024 . Reception will begin at 5:30pm, with remarks by yours truly from 6pm to 6:20pm or 6:30pm or so. A few dozen items from my archive will be exhibited through May …
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Peter King's Football Morning In America - ProFootballTalk, , more info
FMIA: How KC landed Patrick Mahomes in 2017, mastermind Steve Spagnuolo & re-watching Super Bowl LVIII -
The Unconventional Gardener – Blog, , more info
Humans are going back to the Moon to stay, but when that will be is becoming less clear The Moon will soon experience human beings on its surface again, working and living on a regular basis. But when humans go back there, this time it will be to stay.
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Lambros Petrou | Home, , more info
SaaS Pricing - What I want vs What I offer Table of contents Context What I want vs What I offer Usage-based pricing Per-seat - Recurring pricing Conclusion References Pricing for a SaaS, or online digital products in general, is a hot topic for debate. All the time. In this article I explain the pricing model I like as a customer of a SaaS product, and then compare that to the model I would (will) offer in my own SaaS …