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  1. Tower of the Archmage, , more info

    Stonehell: Sewer cleanup
    Session 270 was played on 10/28/24Morgana, wizard (Rob)Borumar, Triton Thief (Josh)Blotto, Goblin Fighter (Lanse)Nick, Fighter 7 (Me)Koltic, Cleric 7 (NPC)Aroon, Fighter 5 (NPC)Jameth, Fighter 5 (NPC)Lor’Koth, Dwarf 5 (NPC)The party continues their exploration of the sewers, heading to the area the area Morgana marked on the map as “death pits” due to the concentration of ochre jellies in the bottom of it. Borumar checks the room, avoiding the pits themselves, …
    By David The Archmage, 285 words
  2. Games That Weren't: Cancelled & Unreleased Games, , more info

    Company of Heroes
    2006 Relic Entertainment Platform: Mobile J2ME A short entry for a Java Platform mobile conversion of a classic real-time strategy game that many of us have lost hours to over the years – including myself on PC over multiplayer. It … Continue reading →
    By Frank Gasking, 47 words
  3. BIKEPACKING.com, , more info

    Friday Debrief: Electronic Shifting Survey, Concrete Trails Bar Tape, Soma Bar-Ins, and More…
    This week’s Debrief features the new Soma Bar-Ins, an electronic shifting survey (for or against), a $16,000 gravel bike, a Dinétah story, Concrete Trails woven bar tape, three events to follow live, and more. Find it all here… The post Friday Debrief: Electronic Shifting Survey, Concrete Trails Bar Tape, Soma Bar-Ins, and More… appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.
    By Team Work, 70 words
  4. Quanta Magazine | Science and Math News, , more info

    In the Quantum World, Even Points of View Are Uncertain
    Imagine standing on a railway platform watching a trolley go past. A girl on the trolley drops a bright red ball. To her, the ball falls straight down. But from the platform, you see the ball traverse an arc before hitting the trolley floor. The two of you observe the same event, but from different reference frames: one anchored to the trolley and the other to the platform. The idea …
    By Anil Ananthaswamy, 83 words
  5. Mr Ripleys Enchanted Books, , more info

    MR RIPLEY'S ENCHANTED BOOKS: Children's Book Cover Illustration Competition - ROUND THREE - 2024/25
    We welcome YOU once again to Mr Ripley's Enchanted Books 15th Annual Children's Book Cover Illustration Competition! This vibrant event showcases and celebrates the incredible talent and creativity of artists from all around the world. As we continue to foster a love for highlighting the unsung heroes/teams of our favourite book covers. Join us on this exciting journey and spread the word
    By Mr Ripley's Enchanted Books, 76 words
  6. RECORD TURNOVER, , more info

    Warm Currency
    Warm Currency is the duo of MP Hopkins and Mary MacDougall from Eora. Their first album arrived on Horn of Plenty in 2022, with sparse folk compositions and field recordings that would’ve been typical Altered States fare. Their new LP is also coming out in the UK though. Petals is out today, November 22, on the same label and it’s packed with 12 beautiful compositions that’ll no doubt make the …
    By recordturnover, 94 words
  7. Kimberly Hirsh, , more info

    2024-11-22 11:35
    🍿 Watched Christmas on the Ranch. I like this but he asks her to give up her life in New York and move to his ranch in Ohio before they even kiss. Bold.
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  8. David Ralph Lewis, , more info

    Custodians of the Gloaming
    I have stumbled into the season of crows. Still silhouettes watch my lethargic bones shuffle through leaf murk into the gloom. Issuing decrees in calls, they summon mist - uncertainty that lingers over my skin, our inevitable destination, dank and decay. I bow, of course. Reverence to the gatekeepers, the ones that wait between here and nowhere. Make peace with their shiny feathers of void, ignore their sharpened talons, their …
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  9. Digital by Default, , more info

    [2024] Week 47
    I put this on LinkedIn but thought I’d republish it here; I hit my target for the amount of newsletters I planned to send this year early so thought I’d do a bit of a review – especially as I’m not sending any in December. In 2024; 45 newsletters published/sent Subscribers went from 2082 → 2234 (net) target was an increase of 200+ Average open rate was 67% Average click …
    By Matt Jukes, 724 words
  10. Balkinization, , more info

    What Loper Bright Illustrates About the Incoherence of the Court's Statutory Interpretation Theory
    Loper Bright is a maddening opinion for statutory interpretation afficionados. The Court killed Chevron based on purported theories of statutory-interpretation separation of powers, but those theories do not actually reflect the Court's usual practice, despite the Court's claims. My new piece in the Harvard Journal of Legislation details this argument. Here's an excerpt: The opinion reads like a statutory-interpretation manifesto—and suggests that Chevron is being overruled for violating its precepts. …
    By Abbe Gluck, 473 words
  11. Robot Gizmos, , more info

    CYOBot V2 Open Source Modular Transformable Robot
    This is the CYOBot V2: a modular, transformable robot that you can program with blocks, C++, and Python. It is powered by a ESP32 microcontroller and has Bluetooth, WiFi connectivity. You can quickly assemble it without any soldering. You can change its configuration in a flash. You get to further customize the robot by 3D printing your own components. You can also connect to external APIs. The mechanical designs for …
    By robot man, 108 words
  12. Streets.mn, , more info

    The Colorful Rock Garden of Kindness on Cumberland Street
    Editor’s note: This article first appeared in Wolfie Browender’s blog, Saint Paul By Bike — Every Block of Every Street. All images are by the author, except where noted. July 9, 2024 Macalester-Groveland, Midway, Summit-University, Frogtown, North End 23 miles Little Free Libraries are plentiful throughout St. Paul. They come in abundant designs, colors and sizes. Occasionally a library is void of books, but never before have I spotted a …
    By Wolfie Browender, 2,524 words
  13. CSS-Tricks, , more info

    Solved by CSS: Donuts Scopes
    Imagine you have a web component that can show lots of different content. It will likely have a slot somewhere where other components can be injected. The parent component also has its own styles unrelated to the styles of the content components it may hold. This makes a challenging situation: how can we prevent the parent component styles from leaking inwards? This isn’t a new problem — Nicole Sullivan described …
    By Juan Diego Rodríguez, 1,340 words
  14. The TTABlog®, , more info

    TTAB Affirms Refusal of ENDURELITE in view of ENDUROLETE for Supplements, Rejecting Strategic Partners Argument
    The Board affirmed a refusal to register the mark ENDURELITE, finding confusion likely with the registered mark ENDUROLETE, both for dietary and nutritional supplements. The marks are "extremely similar," the goods identical in-part, and the channels of trade and classes of consumers for those goods are presumably identical. Applicant argued that, under Strategic Partners, its ownership of a registration for the mark ENDURELITE FUELING FAST & Design (shown immediately below) …
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  15. Leiden Medievalists Blog, , more info

    The Measure of Things: on the Size of a Loaf or the Length of a Poniard
    Although easily overlooked, the facades of many churches and public buildings show up iron rods or studs, carved shapes like the contours of feet or daggers, and even representations of bricks and floor tiles. These signs hark back to a time when standard measures differed from place to place.
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