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  1. Jazz Collector, , more info

    Podcast: Lou Donaldson Memorial
    This week’s theme: Lou Donaldson Memorial on Blue Note: Featured artists include Lou Donaldson, Clifford Brown, Art Blakey, Horace Silver, Percy Heath, Blue Mitchell, Herman Foster, Donald Byrd, Peck Morrison, Arthur Taylor, Dave Bailey, Ray Barrett,Sonny Clark, Curtis Fuller, George Joyner, Gene Harris, Andrew Simkins, Bill Dowdy, Horace Parlan, and moreThe post Podcast: Lou Donaldson Memorial first appeared on jazzcollector.com.
    By Al, 64 words
  2. TYWKIWDBI ("Tai-Wiki-Widbee"), , more info

    The musculoskeletal syndrome of menopause.
    Excerpts from an article in The New York Times:The syndrome refers to a constellation of conditions and symptoms that become more prevalent during perimenopause and beyond, including joint pain, frozen shoulder, a loss of muscle mass and bone density, and worsening osteoarthritis, among other things. Research suggests that more than half of menopausal women may experience musculoskeletal symptoms, some of which are severe enough to be debilitating — yet health …
    By Minnesotastan, 267 words
  3. And now it’s all this, , more info

    The tetrahedral days of Christmas
    [Equations in this post may not look right (or appear at all) in your RSS reader. Go to the original article to see them rendered properly.] I’m pretty sure there’s a Peanuts comic strip in which Linus works out how many of each gift was given in the “Twelve Days of Christmas.” I’ve been unable to Google it, because the search results are overwhelmed by links to “A Charlie Brown …
    By Dr. Drang, 659 words
  4. APHA Science Blog, , more info

    Joining forces for a safer future: Qatar University, and APHA's research on food-borne pathogens and antimicrobial resistance
    The bacteria known as Campylobacter are a common cause of food poisoning in people. The majority of Campylobacter infections are linked to the handling and consumption of chicken meat as chickens can carry the bug in their guts and faeces. The emergence of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is also a threat to infected patients who require antibiotic treatment as there is a risk that these medications will no longer be effective. …
    By Sandra Laborda Anadon, 749 words
  5. comiCSS, , more info

    Push-ups
    A cartoon coded in CSS from comiCSS.
    By Alvaro Montoro, 8 words
  6. Ye-Olde-Site-of-Curiosities, , more info

    1/35 Resin Rowboat
    Image from retailer site. Although I don't have any imediate plans for this piece, it did catch my eye and I decided to purchase the piece. It will be added to my "small" projects, those that can be completd within a few hours. It also requires the new label of "boat".
    By Jan Ferris, 54 words
  7. Chips and Cheese – The Devil is in the Details, , more info

    Ayar Labs at Supercomputing 2024: Making Light Move Bits (YouTube Short)
    Hello you fine Internet folks,Today’s content from Supercomputing 2024 is from Ayar Labs. Ayar Labs is known for co-packaged optical interconnects with their TeraPHY chiplet which converts the electrical signals from the silicon that the TeraPHY is attached to into optical signaling. That optical signal is then sent down a bundle of optical fibers to a second TeraPHY on a second piece of silicon which then decoded back into electrical …
    By George Cozma, 352 words
  8. Adam Keys is typing, , more info

    Managers and coding: “it depends”, but go for it anyway
    🌶️ Hot-take: if you’re a manager and find you1 miss building…then build2! On your time: mornings, weekends, national holidays. Whatever you want: tools for yourself, something frivolous, something practical. However you want: in an esoteric technology, in a boring technology, in a domain you’ve always wanted to explore, with LLM copilots, building every piece from scratch, without using conditionals, whatever! Avoid: Swooping into your team’s current projects3. Imposing your discoveries/ideas …
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  9. Waves of Devotion, , more info

    Monday Morning Greetings 2024 #48 – Movement or Mission?
    Movement or Mission?[1] In a discussion with a friend, he distinguished between the Hare Krishna Movement (its structure and organization) and its mission (its goals or objectives), stressing the importance of the mission: awakening our eternal relationship with Krishna. It was a passing remark in a brief discussion, but as I reflected on his statement, I was inspired to give it some more thought. It seems important to make a …
    By Dhanurdhara Swami, 854 words
  10. Stefan Judis Web Development, , more info

    Web Weekly #146 (#blogPost)
    Guten Tag! Guten Tag! 👋Are you aware that the ::details-content pseudo-element is coming to the web? Or have you used the Picture in Picture API already? And do you know that emojis have different meanings in the world? Turn on the Web Weekly tune and find all the answers below. Enjoy! Carlos listens to "Yann Tiersen -- Bagatelle (feat. Dominique A) -- L'Absente": I hadn't heard it for a long …
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  11. From Pyrgos, , more info

    Gold (Commodity)
    Donna Ramanauskas, the creative force behind Gold and several other Commodity fragrances, has a style that's unmistakably her own. It’s light and energetic, fresh yet palpable, with an edge that flirts with challenging notes like inedible vanilla and sharp cypress. These two elements dominate Gold, resulting in a fragrance that, while not particularly daring, carries an air of sophistication. The
    By Bryan Ross, 62 words
  12. IndieCentralMusic - News, , more info

    Little Wasters blend gritty 90s rock and groovy Britpop
    Deep in the heart of London, indie rockers Little Wasters blend 90s rock and Britpop to form gritty and fierce rock music. Hailing from Camden Town in London, the four-piece have just released their new heart-thumping indie anthem ‘I Want You (For Someone)’ – a killer track which fans of Arctic Monkeys, Fontaines D.C. and Stereophonics will love. Exploring love, rejection, and self-acceptance, the song is filled with slick hooks …
    By Alex Taylor-Pearson, 185 words
  13. Kapowski Reads, , more info

    Scottish Fiction and Non-Fiction November (and snow!)
    This month I have been really enjoying reading non-fiction, which isn’t usually my preferred genre, so I thought I would join in with non-fiction November. Which is basically reading non-fiction during November. I had lofty goals as usual but I managed to finish two non-fiction books…including my new favourite non-fiction book which I tabbed the… Continue reading Scottish Fiction and Non-Fiction November (and snow!)
    By Caley Kapowski, 70 words
  14. The Pulp Super-Fan, , more info

    C.M. Eddy Jr., Muriel Eddy, and Fenham Publishing
    Most may not be aware of C.M. Eddy Jr. (1896-1967) and his wife Muriel E. Eddy (1896-1978). Both were part of the “Lovecraft Circle,” meeting H.P. Lovecraft in 1923 and all lived in Providence, RI. Both were long-time writers, though that didn’t become their careers. Eddy was a writer of detective stories, songwriting, and ghost […]
    By Michael, 64 words
  15. Green Caltrain, , more info

    Caltrain moves forward with plans for level boarding
    In the Capital Improvement Plan approved by the board in November, Caltrain listed a 10+ year, $600 million program to upgrade its platforms to provide level boarding. Now that Caltrain is running all-electric trains between San Francisco and San Jose Tamien, it is possible to get started on this valuable program that will cut dwell time at stations, saving nearly as much time for passengers as the $2 billion electrification …
    By alevin, 286 words