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I'm supposed to be on a LinkedIn hiatus but I shamefully visited it yesterday to pimp a blog post (a largely pointless exercise, as it turns out). While I was on there, I couldn't help but notice the post from a founder I know well. I'm...
I have a little FLIR camera that used to plug into iPhones through the Lightning port. Now I use it with an old iPod I keep for pretty much just this. I took some pictures with it last night, and then again this morning. What is recorded...
I was with my dad on Father’s Day at the Sci Fi By The Sea one-day convention. I paid for Dad to get a signed photo from Hattie, who was lovely. For reasons known to no one, her queue was tiny and had been occluded by the other queues....
I am 9/10ths of the way through Henry James' *The Ambassadors* and will finish it tomorrow if I don't today so the burden of honoring a promise to living and dead former English professors and current and past friends will be honored,...
Things For The Outside This is half written atm, expect missing images and half written paragrahps Tools Woodland Trust's Ancient Tree Index, find a really cool tree to sit under Falling Fruit, urban food scavenging map, forage for...
Blog post: https://www.davidrevoy.com/article1160/chill-out
THE SEASON BEGINS! Not doing formal mouse-rate reviews of these, but for local eyes and visitors it’s worth nipping through the ones I can get to – this one is around all week, before moving on to Southwold and I can report that director...
Recently, I finished a piece for my Classic Movie Hub column that was supposed to be pretty straightforward: Civil War films in the silent era. But, like with any silent film topic, not only was there much more to this … Continue reading →
COMBAT READY ROBOTO MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE (MATTEL) Back in May, two weeks before the Masters of the Universe movie hit theaters, I looked at the Mekaneck figure from its tie-in line and joked about how the film was already being...
by Gideon Marcus Untapped potential In less than one week, the seventh Apollo mission will be bound for the Moon. It is a bittersweet thing that this will, at once, be the first and one of the last flights of Apollo that will achieve the...
Ahead of their final show next month, Tokyo dreampoppers AprilBlue have released their final single, 『ヴァージンノイズ』, which translates to “Virgin Noise” and in the words of singer Haruki Funasoko: “These are the lyrics I wrote while...
In a study published in PNAS Nexus on July 14, two researchers affiliated with institutes in France, Italy, and the UK analysed more than 4,400 launches in 16 geographical entities and with 330 rocket configurations to find that every...
A television series about a book club? If this is what you’ve always been waiting for, here’s the trailer. It was due to start on 30 June. Apparently this is popular. When I looked at it on 12 June, having been directed there by Shelf...
“More than a reshuffle — What Ukraine’s new government reveals about power” kyivindependent.com/more-than…
Is creatine a weird steroid-like hormone or drug? No. Creatine is a nutrient. Most omnivores eat a gram or two per day from meat. Your body also synthesizes a gram or two per day. You need creatine to deliver energy inside of cells. It...