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  1. Just One Cookbook · Blog, , more info

    Nagoya Travel Guide
    Nagoya, Japan, blends history, culture, and modern attractions. From Nagoya Castle to local cuisine and vibrant shopping districts, explore the best sights with this essential travel guide. READ: Nagoya Travel Guide
    By Shen Chen, 34 words
  2. LondonJazzCollector, , more info

    Henry Lowther: Child Song (1970) Decca Deram
    Selection: Introduction https://londonjazzcollector.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/henry-lowther-band_introduction_child-song_deram-sml1070-1970-ljc.mp3 . . . “Hey Henry, what do you want to call the first track, you know, the introduction?Yeah, that’ll do.” The rest are apparently word-pictures that relate to the theme of children’s play. Track List A1 IntroductionA2 Trav’lling SongA3 Plaything (Child Song And Anima)B1 3/4 Skip (Trip Up)B2 BetweenB3 Puppet Song Artists: Henry Lowther Band Daryl Runswick, bass guitar, double bass, percussion; Mike Travis, drums, percussion; Mike …
    By LondonJazzCollector, 839 words
  3. Aaron on Scouting, , more info

    Eagle Scout project garners praise from NFL star, plus other news in Scouting this week
    Jackson Lampe, a junior at Wahlert Catholic High School in Dubuque, Iowa, recently earned the rank of Eagle Scout, and was named the school’s student of the month for his efforts. For his service project, Jackson provided care kits to the burn unit at the University of Iowa Health Care Stead Family Children’s Hospital to support parents of pediatric burn victims. His own experience as a burn survivor at age …
    By Sheniece Chappell, 384 words
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    Resilience is collective
    Thoughtful and actionable paper from Johan Allspaw about engineering resilience—with principles and tactics applicable to other kinds of work, I think. Importantly, resilience as defined here depends on a number of different behaviors, including open and honest communication, reciprocity, and a lack of judgment. What I find notable about this framing is the sense that resilience is a collective, rather than individual, attribute. That is, it depends on sharing information, …
    By Mandy Brown, 130 words
  5. Editors’ Vox - Eos, , more info

    Volcanic Anatomy, Mapped as It Erupts
    On 19 September 2021, the island of La Palma, one of the Canary Islands off the northwestern coast of Africa, saw its first volcanic activity after about 50 years of dormancy. The eruption lasted about 3 months and created a new volcanic cone, named Tajogaite, amid the island’s Cumbre Vieja volcanic ridge. It released large plumes of ash and gas, as well as roughly 200 million cubic meters of lava …
    By Vittorio Zanon and Luca D’Auria, 2,846 words
  6. One Foot Tsunami, , more info

    Careful With Your Snarky Group Chat Names
    [They might leak out of your phone.] With iOS 18, iPhones have finally gained support for RCS, the text message replacement for SMS and MMS. Android devices, meanwhile, have supported RCS for years. The two platforms are doing things a little differently, though, and it could lead to some conflicts.Link: https://www.androidauthority.com/rcs-apple-ios-group-chat-name-android-3483387/
    By Paul Kafasis, 58 words
  7. Making Book, , more info

    Read a good book
    If you like little apps here’s The Economist telling you which 500 books you should spend the rest of your life reading (no doubt behind a paywall however). Their app is derived from Shane Sherman’s Greatest Books website which is based on a comparison of mentions on 343 different lists of great books, so is presumably meant to have the virtues of impartiality. Still, any list of best books which …
    By rhollick, 174 words
  8. Frock Flicks, , more info

    Top 5 Films Set in the 12th Century
    I’ve been on a bit of a 12th-century kick lately, mainly because it’s one of
    By Sarah Lorraine, 23 words
  9. Streets.mn, , more info

    The Saint Paul Nut Roll: How I Organize an Annual Social Ride
    In August, a bunch of my friends, acquaintances and some new faces got together for the third annual Saint Paul Nut Roll, a social bike ride themed around St. Paul’s most delicious export, Pearson’s Salted Nut Roll. This year, nearly 60 people rode with us, cruising across the city, eating Salted Nut Rolls and getting to know one another. Saint Paul Nut Roll participants pose in front of the Pearson’s …
    By James Slegers, 892 words
  10. Zythophile, , more info

    No, the ‘Hymn to Ninkasi’ is NOT a recipe for making Sumerian beer
    It’s a claim you will find repeated in dozens – possibly hundreds – of places: that the so-called “Hymn to Ninkasi”, a poem in the Sumerian language to the goddess of beer, at least 3,900 years old, known from three fragmentary clay tablets found in and around the ancient city of Nippur, which stood between the Euphrates and the Tigris, is “effectively a Sumerian recipe for brewing beer”, “the oldest …
    By Martyn Cornell, 7,444 words
  11. The Time Bum, , more info

    Bauche Stargazer Carina Nebula
    Today, I have the Bauche Stargazer Carina Nebula in for review. It’s a new watch from a new brand, set to make its debut on October 18 on Kickstarter, and… The post Bauche Stargazer Carina Nebula appeared first on The Time Bum.
    By Loren Sciurba, 46 words
  12. SYNTH ANATOMY, , more info

    Wirehead Instruments Basilisk, hybrid generative bassline Synthesizer
    Wirehead Instruments Basilisk is a new hybrid bassline Synthesizer with digital oscillators, an MS-20-style analog filter, and a generative sequencer. In recent years, many small synthesizers from independent companies have come onto the market designed [...] The post Wirehead Instruments Basilisk, hybrid generative bassline Synthesizer appeared first on SYNTH ANATOMY.
    By Synth Anatomy, 57 words
  13. A Photo Editor, , more info

    The Daily Edit – Douglas Marshall: Marshall Gallery
    Artist Talk with Krista Svalbonas Artist Consultation with photographer Michael James Hillman Founder and Curator: Douglas Marshall Marshall Gallery Current Exhibition Heidi: How long have you been doing portfolio reviews? Douglas: Well, I’ve been doing reviews overall close to a decade now I guess. I’ve done many of the review festivals around the country as well as looking at countless portfolios in the galleries over the years. But for the …
    By Heidi Volpe, 1,284 words
  14. The n-Category Café, , more info

    Axiomatic Set Theory 2: The Axioms, Part One
    Previously: Part 1 We’ve just finished the second week of my undergraduate Axiomatic Set Theory course, in which we’re doing Lawvere’s Elementary Theory of the Category of Sets but without mentioning categories. This week, we covered the first six of the ten axioms: notes here. The data to which the axioms apply is as follows: some things called sets; for each set XX and set YY, some things called functions …
    By leinster, 290 words
  15. Zak Reviews, , more info

    Arbitrary List of Popular Lights - Fall Equinox 2024 Edition
    Happy (belated) Equinox! In honor of Fall Equinox, I've made an updated list of popular lights. Days are getting shorter in the northern hemisphere. It might be time for a new flashlight. The best flashlight There is no best flashlight, so this is an amalgamation of what enthusiasts have been buying and recommending to others lately along with the author's arbitrary preferences and biases. Please take note that prices and …
    By Zak, 1,280 words