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An ode to fall, winter and the nut cracking season, this simple Italian pasta with walnut sauce is a perfect example of the ingredient-focused, seasonal cooking I live for. It's a study in less is more, and how high quality ingredients can really make a dish. Nutty, rich, and elegant in its simplicity, even if... Read More The post Mezze Maniche Pasta with Walnut Sauce appeared first on Forager | …

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Paramount+ shared a handful of photos from next week’s Star Trek: Section 31 movie on Wednesday, but today there’s a big drop of new imagery from the upcoming film for your review ahead of release week! In conjunction with a short interview with director Olatunde Osunsanmi over at Entertainment Weekly, the streamer has now unveiled over 50 photos from the Michelle Yeoh-led project — all pretty much spoiler-free, which surely …

A weekly Saturday recap to share with you our favorite links, discoveries, exhibitions, and more from the past seven days. This week: an LA pizzeria that references Italian modernism, silver cutlery with tiny-ball handles, and glossy furniture resembling Jell-o.

The post Feedly Logo & App Icon Design appeared first on Smitho.graphics℠ All Original Content © 1996 – 2025 Smitho.graphics | Logo & Icon Designer Smithographic worked with Feedly, a popular RSS application back in 201, to design a New Logo, and app icons for Android and Apple iPhone, along with other Web based icons designed for Feedly. The initial rebranding consisted of: main logo design, general identity design, iPhone …

SUBURBAN ANGST IN THE NEW SA There’s nothing like a tight, awkward comedy of neighbourhood strife, where neighbourly differences reveal unexpected fissures within the couples, and tiny points of lifestyle niggle, heat up and explode into wider issues of capitalism and power. . Think of GOD OF CARNAGE, CLYBOURNE PARK, or one of the darker TV sitcoms . In such showed we expect – and here we ferociously get – …

The fourth path TL; DR – AI systems enhance human autonomy if we deliberately design them that way. This piece proposes one piece of that puzzle: ensuring the data that underpins AI models is bespoke, and owned and stewarded by those represented in the data. This essay was originally submitted in response to the Cosmos Institute Essay Competition. It answered the question: ‘How should AI be developed or governed to …

This is the third annual edition of the Light Painting Tools Buying Guide. This article contains information and links to a wide range of companies from around the world that manufacture tools for light painting photographers and flow artists. Whilst I have listed the country of origin for each company, most ship worldwide. If you want more information on the best torches/flashlights for light painting photography, then check out my …

Cruising down to Bath a fortnight back, I saw some of the damage caused by the recent storms; lots of trees had been blown down. A couple had fallen right across the canal, preventing navigation, and had been dealt with fairly quickly by boaters and contractors. But there was still this ash tree, partially blocking the towpath at Murhill Wharf. It was still there the other day, when I was …

While working on the Moses "13 steps" article I happened upon a site I haven't seen before. It's called "Hurdles First". It has been created in 2004 by S. McGill a hurdles' coach who wished to share his hurdles passion with a larger audience. The site was revamped in 2013, and found a way to monetisation through the publication of a monthly magazine "The Hurdles Mag". The site gives a …

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If I could travel back to 2006, I'd buy the full set of Bit Generations games on the Game Boy Advance. Twice.I'd also grab that Sega Wondermega that sat in Akihabara Trader's cabinet for ages. I'd probably try to prevent some wars or whatever too.The Bit Generations series was once far more reasonably priced than it is now. Accessible for even the most cash-strapped of GBA owner. You'd spot them …

Finally, some dry and settled weather! When the local rivers eventually started to fine down this week I dared to look forward to getting out again with the float rod. It had been a month since my last session and I was getting a bit desperate to wet a line. I'd normally be well into my winter grayling campaign by now, but it had hardly got off the ground with …

Good morning, Muse – what’s wrong? Something you saw last night is left in your hollow eyes; your colour’s bad, your cheeks are cold with horror, with madness! – and you don’t say a word.* Paul Theroux begins Sir Vidia’s Shadow as a work of fiction, only to interrupt himself: Wait, wait, wait. You know I’m lying, don’t you? This is not a novel; it is a memory. Both fiction …

Long time, no update. I feels like an age since I last wrote on my blog. I’ve struggled to find time among work and life in general. I now find myself ‘reset’ in a way, after having arrived in Sunny South Africa for a 2-3 month stay visiting family. This year I have a bunch of personal adventures on the cards, and I thought I would jot them down, similar …