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  1. Real Men Sow, , more info

    Party Venues are the Best Option for Your Next Gathering
    Last Updated on April 18, 2024 by Real Men Sow There is nothing quite like a party to bring people together to share a joyous experience. Many opt to host their birthday parties in their own home. While that might be fine, it isn’t necessarily an ideal choice. If you are wondering what to do for your next gathering, it is time to check out a party venue. There are …
    By Real Men Sow, 611 words
  2. At the Pictures, , more info

    British Silent Film Festival Symposium 2024
    This popular annual event returns to KCL on 17th May 2024. This one day event features a range of papers of original research in all areas of film culture in Britain and areas affected by British colonialism before 1930. It will take place at the Lucas Theatre, King’s College London, Strand, London WC2R 2LS Please see below for the schedule and detailed abstracts. You can book via the KCL estore …
    By Lawrence, 4,419 words
  3. Binocular Shot, , more info

    Hi! I’ve moved all the content to my own blog. See you there!
    Hi! I’ve moved all the content to my own blog. See you there!
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  4. maya.land, , more info

    upcoming.fm makes playlists to sample from future shows by venue; this is about all I have going on these days
    Listen to upcoming artists at your favorite venues, all on Spotify. Updated every Monday. Put in your city, put in a venue. It doesn’t 100% work for all – e.g., Seattle’s Chop Suey doesn’t seem to hook up correctly – but mostly you’ll get back a Spotify playlist with one song from each upcoming headliner at that venue. A theme you’ve heard from me before: It’s a lot easier to …
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  5. BBC Music Introducing - BBC Blogs, , more info

    BBC Music Introducing Mixtape: 15 April 2024
    Hello, it's Tom Robinson with my final BBC Introducing Mixtape before handing over to my friend and BBC colleague Emily Pilbeam from Monday 22 April 2024. This the second of two retrospective programmes showcasing a cross-section of my favourite tunes from the last 16 years. This week we present: PAUL MORRICONE , FEMME, ATHLETES IN PARIS , AMY HOPWOOD , HOPE & SOCIAL, BRAPURPLE, NEPHU HUZZBAND, STICK IN THE WHEEL, …
    By Tom Robinson, 276 words
  6. 2nd from Bottom, , more info

    Happy 85th, Sir Alan
    Four years ago this production was supposed to happen – the pandemic happened instead. On the occasion of Alan Ayckbourn’s 85th birthday, however, I thought it was high time that I reshared my thoughts about why working on this theatre giant’s plays is always a delight
    By John Chapman, 50 words
  7. The Nordic Kitchen, , more info

    The Easter Weekend
    Easter is a holiday that I like more and more. We don’t have any special traditions, we do what we like and what we do one year might be completely different from the year before. I like that the plans can be somewhat undecided and rather spontaneous. The Easter egg hunt for the kids, and lots of delicious food are two things we don’t change though. I love to watch …
    By thenordickitchen, 489 words
  8. Python for Engineers, , more info

    Awesome Python Library: Tenacity
    Link: https://tenacity.readthedocs.io/en/latest/When writing code or tests in Python, one issue I had was when the code would fail due to random things like network issues or external peripherals not responding in time. Just rerunning the tests would make them pass. The unreliability wasn't in the code but in things out of my control, like network issues.So I had to add extra code to retry the code, but this added unnecessary …
    By Shantnu Tiwari, 591 words
  9. The Untranslated, , more info

    Theodoros by Mircea Cărtărescu
    Reluctant to wait for the first translations of Mircea Cărtărescu’s latest novel to start coming out in the second half of 2024, I taught myself enough Romanian to read it in the original. This “pseudo-historical novel”, as the author prefers … Continue reading →
    By Andrei, 48 words
  10. distillatio, , more info

    Athanor’s, what are they?
    This post was inspired by the Turba philosophorum lecture on the 4th Feb 2022 An athanor is an alchemical furnace, but what exactly does it mean in practise? And I really do mean practise because there is copious evidence for early modern alchemists building and using furnaces for their work even if we do not have such good evidence for earlier times. (The problem here as well is that translations …
    By guthriestewart, 1,368 words
  11. Medieval Manuscripts Provenance, , more info

    The Origin of the Carla Rossi Plagiarism Accusations
    [This post has been auto-deleted several times, presumably at the request of Carla Rossi, and every time it is reviewed, Google reinstates it quickly ... again and again]A couple of weeks ago I said on social media that I would blog about the very earliest origin of the plagiarism accusations against Carla Rossi, so here it is.In several of her many attempts at self-defence, Rossi says that the only basis …
    By Peter Kidd, 730 words
  12. Georneys – Geological Musings, Wanderings, and Adventures, , more info

    Coming Soon!
    This will be the new home of my blog Georneys. I’ll be moving all of my posts here from the AGU blogosphere – and starting some new blogging in 2024. Stay tuned!
    By Evelyn Mervine, 34 words
  13. The Untourists - Travel Blog, , more info

    The Lovely Home Kitchens of Mumbai
    The Untourists The Untourists - Travel Blog - Discovering the beautiful world we live in. We have always felt Indian food is best had in a home. There is no, not one restaurant which serves the amazing tastes and varieties of Indian home food. And what does Indian Food even mean? Last time I checked there were 28 states and 8 union territories. Each of them have a completely different …
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  14. mary.codes, , more info

    I started painting again
    I don't love how this painting turned out, but I enjoyed every moment of creating it. (I did the best I could on the photography with a tripod, my phone, and my office lights.) I absolutely adore how the background turned out, and I'm sure I'll use some of those techniques in the future (texturing with paper, diluted paint splatter). However, I don't love how the really experimental parts turned …
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  15. The Corner Side Yard, , more info

    So Long Blogger, Hello Substack
    It's time. After 12 years of writing about cities with a Rust Belt perspective on this platform, I'm closing it down. And no, this is not an April Fool's joke. I'm moving on to a new platform with a new name: petesaunders.substack.com.It's got my name for now but that may change. It also has the more than 800 articles I've written since 2012 archived and available for viewing. As you …
    By Pete Saunders, 187 words