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  1. Steve Huff Reviews - HiFi Reviews, , more info

    Speaker Cables DO Make A Difference…BUT!
    I test $13k Nordsot Valhalla speaker cables against my $39 specials. Are high end cables worth the cost? [...] The post Speaker Cables DO Make A Difference…BUT! first appeared on Steve Huff Hi-Fi and Photo.
    By Steve Huff, 41 words
  2. Streets.mn, , more info

    Bike to Duluth: Come On, Do It!
    Anybody want to ride their bicycle from the Twin Cities to Duluth? Let’s go! It’s about 170 miles from Minneapolis proper to the lift bridge. It’s real flat. Mostly bike path, but a couple stretches of road. A reasonable rider can do this in about 13-15 hours. Come on… do it! This is what I typed into the “About” section of a Facebook event called “Bike to Duluth!” in hopes …
    By Quinn Erickson, 1,719 words
  3. Punya Mishra's Web | Blog, , more info

    NotebookLM’s Viral Secret: It’s All in Our Heads
    Google’s recent release of NotebookLM has stirred up quite a buzz, particularly its podcast feature. At first glance, it might not seem revolutionary—after all, we’ve had AI tools that can engage with uploaded documents for a while now. And it does not require much fancy prompting to create a dialogue which then be converted into […]
    By Punya Mishra, 64 words
  4. Making Book, , more info

    Who says you can’t make money from books?
    Kimberly Ann Miletta certainly found a way to profit from publishing. As president of Phoenix Books of Beverly Hills, Ms. Miletta embezzled $1.3 million from the company and from the owner’s personal bank account. From 2013 to 2018 Miletta used her company credit card, which she alone controlled, to make personal purchases, including spa treatments, clothing, veterinary bills, and designer handbags. She would then pay the credit card out of …
    By rhollick, 300 words
  5. Leonard David's INSIDE OUTER SPACE, , more info

    Blue Origin Unveils 2nd Human-rated Suborbital Tourism Vehicle – 2001 Black Monoliths Onboard
    Blue Origin is set to debuts its second human-rated suborbital tourism vehicle – named RSS Kármán line. An uncrewed verification flight window opens on Monday, October 7 at 8:00 a.m. Central Daylight Time. New Shepard (NS-27) will fly 12 payloads—five on the booster and seven inside the crew capsule. The vehicle is designed to enable […]
    By Leonard David, 69 words
  6. The Vivienne Files, , more info

    October 2024 “Six Paintings, Twelve Months” – Part 2
    October 4, 2024 Have you started autumn shopping? I’m NOT buying anything this fall – I don’t have enough space in my closet for what I already own! These closets are not working out as I had dreamed… But let’s see how our heroines are doing – they always inspire me! We are inspired by the above painting, although it isn’t working out as I had envisioned – it turns …
    By Janice, 679 words
  7. Austin Town Hall, , more info

    Stream Pop Ray and Lorraine’s, the New Pop Filter LP
    We always standby our recommendation of anything that Pop Filter puts together, and today you can stream Ray and Lorraine’s, the group’s new record. I’ve been fortunate enough to have a listen to the record ahead of time, and if I picked a must recommend track, I’d go with “Documentary Footage;” it captures the rawness of a group, while still
    By nathan.lankford, 70 words
  8. One Foot Tsunami, , more info

    Knock It Off, Zoos
    [The ethics of zoos are difficult, but disguising one animal as another is pretty clearly wrong.] One Foot Tsunami’s oeuvre is such that when a zoo is caught attempting to pass off a dog as a panda, as happened again last month, I hear about it from readers. But rather than link to many similar stories, let’s look at a recap of many instances of duplicitous zoos, courtesy of the …
    By Paul Kafasis, 78 words
  9. Permanent Style, , more info

    Introducing: The dark navy Donegal
    Introducing: The dark navy Donegal Friday, October 4th 2024Tags: CoatsPermanent styleprivate white VC Share Share this post Subscribe 32 Comments ||- Begin Content -|| For our new iteration of the Donegal coat, I wanted to create a version that was the easiest possible colour, weight and pattern to wear. Readers ask so much about versatility - about having one good coat - so I knew making something that could be …
    By Simon Crompton, 1,218 words
  10. Henrique Dias - Home, , more info

    IndieWeb Carnival: Multilingualism in a Global Web
    This is my first time participating in a IndieWeb Carnival. I had seen this name floating around before, but I have never participated. After reading both Manuel Moreale’s and Jan-Luka’s posts, I got interested, especially due to the topic: multilingualism in a global web. This month’s edition is hosted by ZinRicky. As you probably know, I was born and raised in Portugal. Therefore, I grew up speaking Portuguese and that’s …
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  11. Max Frequency, , more info

    2025 is Gonna Pop Off, Right
  12. All Things Linguistic, , more info

    Bonus 92: Xenolinguistics 👽
    lingthusiasm:Bonus 92: Xenolinguistics 👽 | LingthusiasmSomeday, we might make contact with intelligent life beyond our planet. In that case, linguists want to be PREPARED. Enter the excitingly named field of Xenolinguistics!In this bonus episode, Gretchen and Lauren get enthusiastic about how linguists might go about communicating with aliens. Drawing on highlights of the academic book “Xenolinguistics: Towards a Science of Extraterrestrial Language”, we talk about how we’d actually go about …
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  13. laststandonzombieisland, , more info

    Muleskinners Getting it Done
    An unusual sight in North Carolina’s Hurricane Helene devastated areas are volunteer mule teams. With hundreds of miles of roads washed out and no guarantee of helicopter LZs in some places, folks like the Mountain Mule Packer Ranch are stepping up. Via Mountain Mule Packer Ranch Via Mountain Mule Packer Ranch The MMPR gang, based in Ulna, NC, are pros. They specialize in offering mule packing classes to military customers, …
    By laststandonzombieisland, 129 words
  14. Kaggsy's Bookish Ramblings, , more info

    “I love tremendous and sonorous words.” #virginiawoolf #thewaves
    Memo to self: do not be afraid to revisit ‘difficult’ books. Not only are they truly wonderful to read, you’ll also see so much more in them than the first time round! Yes, I’ve been re-reading Virginia Woolf, a long time favourite author, and the title I went back to was one which I really can’t be sure when I last read. It could, in fact, be decades, and it’s …
    By kaggsysbookishramblings, 1,602 words
  15. Helen McCookerybook, , more info

    Showtunes From The Shadows
    Want to take a listen? https://helenmcc.bandcamp.com/album/showtunes-from-the-shadows
    By Helen McCookerybook, 9 words