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Scope this scene. End of the meal at the back of a dimly lit restaurant, your belly bursting with bowls of bread, free soda refills, sugary salad, and half a giant stir-fry, you’re thinking twice about the waiter’s offer to wrap up your...
Talon is a game of tactical spaceship battles. It is a game for two players. One plays Earth and the other plays an invading alien civilisation. You each control a fleet of spaceships. Your goal is to destroy all of your opponent’s...
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Manual Lift – Havana, Cuba I saw something like this more often than you can imagine as I walked the streets of Old Havana. This was the first time I was close enough to take a good wide-angle picture of it. Instead of going down the...
The internet you grew up on isn’t dying. A commercial veneer glued on top of it is. YESSSSSS. The Boring Internet by Terry Godier
“Antoinette Spitzer’s heroine in Life Comes to Judith belongs to a comparatively new and, if one may judge by the book sales, an increasingly popular type of amorous adventuress: the young woman on her own,” ... Read more
Soul of the Sword improves upon Shadow of the Fox in every way - including raising up its previous entry.
Finished reading: The Midnight Bargain by C. L. Polk 📚 I read this on recommendation of an Incomparable episode. The whole time, I was thinking about how a parent could treat their daughters in this manner. The saddest part is that this...
Exploring the sociodynamics of modern beauty using simulation (in python)
The skullcap (Scutellaria) is blooming down along the edge of our drive this year, closer than it’s ever been before. Maybe Helene carried… The post Appalachian Medicine appeared first on Appalachian Ground.
Hey, it’s back on! Like as if anyone noticed. The week of no blogging has passed for the annual / well sort of annual Week of only Commenting on Other Blogs, so the posts can come flooding out. I posted Zero posts over the last week and...
Just a picture of the Lot river in the South West of France. It was taken in the small village of Vers.I love living in Japan, but I'm not going to lie, France beats it as far as the beauty of the countryside is concerned. That'