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  1. Pnårp’s docile & perfunctory page, , more info

    There are no bagels there
    Pnårp found there are no more bagels, because there were no more bagels. Even in the Bagel Nebula, there are no more bagels. But its name makes Pnårp hungry. Bagels.
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  2. esngblog, , more info

    9 years of Stuttgart 2010-2018
    Hopefully I’m now in Stuttgart for the NCI meet. So here are a few pictures from the past, mainly showing how the ESNG members have failed to age gracefully. 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Hopefully, some 2024 pictures coming soon.
    By snitchthebudgie, 49 words
  3. Bear Alley, , more info

    Comic Cuts — 22 November 2024
    The big news is that I will be attending the Paperback & Pulp Book Fair and I will have copies of DREAMING OF UTOPIA with me. I will only have a dozen or so copies, and only a handful of other books (BEYOND THE VOID, TRIALS OF HANK JANSON) on me because I'm travelling up by bus and train and the trolley proved problematical last time.Lugging books around aside, I'm …
    By Steve, 81 words
  4. Pedestrian Observations, , more info

    We Have Northeast Corridor Runtimes
    After finally looking at the options, we have a main low-investment proposal; the writeup will appear soon (optimistically this month, pessimistically next month). Here is the timetable for the fastest intercity trains: Boston 0:00Providence 0:23New Haven 1:04Stamford 1:30New York 1:56 (arrival)New York 1:59 (departure)Newark 2:07Philadelphia 2:46Wilmington 3:00Baltimore 3:32Washington 3:55 This timetable incorporates schedule padding, of 4% on the Providence-New Haven section (dedicated to high-speed trains except at the north end …
    By Alon Levy, 844 words
  5. 1000 Awesome Things, , more info

    #65 Dads
    My dad was born in 1944 in the village Tarn Taran in India. He lived in a small clapboard house on a sandy sidestreet and shared a tiny bedroom with his three brothers and one sister. He was only three when his mom died of unknown causes and the family suddenly had trouble making ends meet. With his dad running a Singer sewing machine shop in nearby Amritsar their aging …
    By Neil Pasricha, 1,209 words
  6. Fagerjord.org, , more info

    The chisel rack
    My chisels have been living in a roll-up fabric pouch, which I have to unroll and place somewhere whenever I need a chisel. Not a very elegant solution, to be honest. Time for a chisel rack! I own a set of Ashley Iles butt chisels, some bench chisels MKII, some “firmer chisels”, and I own a few other chisels that I want to store in a proper, easy-to-reach way. They …
    By vidar, 570 words
  7. Earth Science Picture of the Day - a service of USRA, , more info

    The Sunflower: Fibonacci’s Golden Ratio in Full Bloom
    Photographer: Patti WeeksSummary Author: Patti Weeks Why does the center of a sunflower develop in such a fascinating way? The answer can be traced back to the 13th century Italian mathematician Leonardo Fibonacci. In his 1202 book Liber Abaci, he proposed this hypothetical mathematical problem: How many pairs of rabbits would be produced in a year, starting with one breeding pair, and adding their subsequent breeding offspring pairs each month. …
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  8. The Art of Doing Stuff, , more info

    Dried Orange Slices for an Old Fashioned Christmas
    Start looking for oranges on sale. Dried orange slices are really easy to make, last for years & look just as good with a modern or a classic Christmas. PLUS there's a new trend in citrus drying on the Internet. And I test it. You can take your seats and relax because this is probably...Read More
    By Karen, 64 words
  9. Tim Boucher, , more info

    You Should Be Able to Mention Anyone On the Web, From Anywhere, And Have Them Be Able to Get It
    You should be able to mention anyone on the web publicly, from anywhere, and have them be able to get it (if they want). Google Alerts kinda almost does this, but usually only for “news” sources (many of which are questionable), and its a closed system. I don’t know much about them, but talking with ChatGPT is leading me to believe that elements of such a concept exist already in …
    By Tim B., 734 words
  10. virology blog, , more info

    Trial By Error: Interview with Karen Hargrave, Co-Founder of #ThereForME
    By David Tuller, DrPH Karen Hargrave is co-founder of an advocacy campaign called #ThereForME, which was launched this past summer to draw public awareness to the UK’s lack of care and treatment and to call “for an NHS [National Health Service] that’s there for people with ME and Long Covid.” The campaign has drawn significant … Trial By Error: Interview with Karen Hargrave, Co-Founder of #ThereForME Read More »
    By David Tuller, 79 words
  11. Our Blog — Just a Little Further, , more info

    An Awesome Birthday Weekend in San Francisco
    Three days in San Francisco to celebrate my birthday? Uh, huh! The City by the Bay… The Golden Gate City… and never, ever Frisco or San Fran. We’ve visited San Francisco innumerable times during our working years attending meetings, conferences and conventions and it was always one of our favorite cities. Our first non-business ‘dinner date’ was in San Francisco. We spent our honeymoon in San Francisco. We hadn’t been …
    By Marcie, 1,781 words
  12. The Figure In Question, , more info

    #3738: Lobster Johnson
    LOBSTER JOHNSON HELLBOY REACTION FIGURES (SUPER 7) Okay, who’s ready to punch some Nazis? Well, a good chunk of Golden Age comic heroes, for sure, and also some retroactive additions to that time period as well. Mike Mignola’s Hellboy, which has its main character arrive on our world during World War II, is obviously supportive of the punching Nazis front, and that includes later retroactive addition Lobster Johnson, WW2-era pulp …
    By Ethan Wilson, 385 words
  13. GamerDad: Gaming with Children, , more info

    Pikmin Sprouts Up at Kura Sushi
    There’s a chain of conveyor belt sushi restaurants called Kura Sushi. When you go there, if you eat enough sushi plates, you can win little prizes! A couple of years ago, I went there for my birthday because they had Pac-Man prizes! I wrote a big article about it here, so I recommend checking it […]
    By Cary Woodham, 62 words
  14. Global Nerdy, , more info

    Tampa Bay tech, entrepreneur, and nerd events list (Monday, November 25 – Sunday, December 1, 2024)
    Here’s what’s happening in the thriving tech scene in Tampa Bay and surrounding areas for the week of Monday, November 25 through Sunday, December 1, 2024! This list includes both in-person and online events. Note that each item in the list includes: When the event will take place What the event is Where the event will take place Who is holding the event This week’s events Monday, November 25 Tuesday, …
    By Joey deVilla, 3,620 words
  15. The Dirtbag Dao — Blog, , more info

    5 Types of Vehicle Nomads
    Step right up, step right up! Rubber tramps on display! Trendy or trashy, whatever you think of people who live on wheels, we’re here to explore all the different kinds of people who call the road home. These are the 5 types of vehicle nomads. I’m referring to full-time nomads who have no other home besides their vehicle, or those who spend at least half the year living in their …
    By The Dirtbag Daoist, 2,074 words