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  1. Fishing Through Life, , more info

    Some Fall Top Water Action
    There is nothing like landing bass on top during October, especially if you are fishing with your son. Jason is home for a couple of weeks. We launched at Duncan Bridge on Smith Lake this past Tuesday morning and fished the main channel north of the Duncan bridge. We were blessed to witness one of the most scenic early morning sunrises ever on Smith Lake. Of course, that is our …
    By Bill Trussell, 356 words
  2. Mills Field | Weblog, , more info

    Small focused tools for visualizing geographic data
    This is a blog post about a series of small, purpose-fit web applications that can be run from your local desktop (or a remote server, if necessary) to visualize geographic data in a map. The first application lets you visualize GeoJSON files, the second SQLite databases containing MBTiles data and the third GeoParquet files. These are tools which were written to address specific use cases for SFO Museum but are …
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  3. 3:AM Magazine, , more info

    Delicates
    By Fida TK. The worst part was that he had asked me, easy, without any sort of pressure or anything like that. He said, can I take it all with me, and I said yes, a little stupidly maybe, and so he got my toes and my spleen and my soul in his arms and walked out of my room, and there I was on the bed, a rough-cut blob …
    By Daniel Davis Wood, 1,144 words
  4. Critic After Dark, , more info

    Megalopolis (Francis Ford Coppola, 2024)
    MegalomaniaCame out of Megalopolis feeling a lot of things but what I did not feel was disappointed-- not a bad thing but not necessarily a good thing either. I run hot and cold on Francis Ford Coppola. Thought his first two Godfather films were classically well-written if visually conventional, too-carefully curated portraits of a corrupt American family, thought Apocalypse Now was a vividly directed Vietnam war movie that had little …
    By Noel Vera, 1,822 words
  5. Smashing Magazine, , more info

    Build A Static RSS Reader To Fight Your Inner FOMO
    In a fast-paced industry like tech, it can be hard to deal with the fear of missing out on important news. But, as many of us know, there’s an absolutely huge amount of information coming in daily, and finding the right time and balance to keep up can be difficult, if not stressful. A classic piece of technology like an RSS feed is a delightful way of taking back ownership …
    By Karin Hendrikse, 1,963 words
  6. Mean Green Nation, , more info

    MGN Film Room: 3-4
    We clipped some things from the Tulsa game to look at the 3-4 defense and what North Texas is doing. Tulsa ran the stuff Tech did — counter, inside zone, and did play-action off of it. There is good and some less-than-good. Here is the youtube if you prefer that.
    By Adam Martinez, 54 words
  7. Tim Boucher, , more info

    Quoting Jason Allen on AI-Generated Art
    More on Allen’s case against the US Copyright Office here.
    By Tim B., 16 words
  8. paulregan.studio – From the studio, , more info

    Understanding Abstract Art
    The BBC have produced a number of programmes in the past to help us understand how to engage and think about abstract painting. Here are some Youtube links to two series, Rules of Abstraction and Abstract Artists In Their Own Words. Rules of Abstraction (Approx 6 x15 mins): Abstract Artists In Their Own Words (approx 4×15 mins): I’ve also uploaded three learning resources to this website relating to the theme …
    By Paul Regan, 260 words
  9. Dull Tool Dim Bulb, , more info

    Circus Carnival Back Half of a Zebra Man ? Original Photograph c. 1930
    Bonus Post. Zebra and back half of a zebra man? Original snapshot c. 1930ish? Collection Jim Linderman / Dull Tool Dim Bulb
    By Dull Tool Dim Bulb, 35 words
  10. The Pasta Project – Authentic Pasta Recipes, , more info

    Minestrone Milanese
    This hearty minestrone Milanese is a super nutritious Italian vegetable soup from Lombardy. It is thicker than most minestrone soups and full of healthy seasonal vegetables, protein-rich beans, and aromatic herbs. Add rice or pasta, and serve it the Italian way with grated Parmigiano and a dash of extra virgin olive oil. What is minestrone? Minestrone... The post Minestrone Milanese appeared first on The Pasta Project.
    By Jacqui, 67 words
  11. heavenali, , more info

    Tales from my reading chair – an update.
    I disappeared again – I’m sorry. I’m trying to decide whether I’m done with this whole blogging malarky – there are aspects I miss – but I get overwhelmed with the effort it takes me now. So, if I do stick around, I might need to change the kinds of posts I publish and focus less on the long review posts I used to write, and would prefer to write …
    By heavenali, 951 words
  12. Azazel's Bitz Box, , more info

    Zombicide: Prison Outbreak – Prison Tower (3D Print)
    Today I have another 3d Print – this time it’s a replacement for the simple “prison tower” tile from the standalone Prison Outbreak expansion. As with the Black Plague Trapdoors from the other day, this one was a free STL that I found online – this time on Cults3D. Painting was pretty straightforward. I wanted the whole thing to be an overall dull grey, no red brick or tiles, no …
    By Azazel, 252 words
  13. Cameras and Photography Explained | News/Views | Thom Hogan, , more info

    More Questions Asked (and Answered)
    "Will Nikon introduce a global shutter camera?Yes.The only real question is "when?" I've been following Nikon patents for three decades now, particularly ones pertaining to digital imaging. Nikon has quite a few patents in the global shutter arena, with one of the most interesting one being a hybrid global/rolling shutter patent (just resurfaced by Asobinet in Japan). In that updated patent, the original of which is now eight years old, …
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  14. 512 Pixels, , more info

    Making a Dent in the Universe
    We just closed down Relay’s 2024 St. Jude campaign. Thanks to your generosity, we were able to raise $1,078,348 to further St. Jude’s mission of finding cures and saving children. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you. This is an incredible achievement that we share as a community.
    By Stephen Hackett, 55 words
  15. Matt Gemmell, , more info

    Mini-story: Enlightenment
    Science had always predicted that it had no intersection whatsoever with faith. In the end, the one was the bridge to the other — at least up to a point. As our knowledge peeled back layer after layer of reality, digging ever deeper into the fundamental truths of the universe, the beauty and strange inevitability of its workings seemed to show that spirituality was just wishful thinking; ignorance dressed in …
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