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This Month’s picture… Adams B4 No.89 ‘Trouville’ in Southampton’s Docks lined brown livery shunts towards the quayside at Canute Road Quay past a visiting Adams B4 No.82 in SR Livery arriving with a SR Bogie B Van. Canute Road be seen...
Well-regarded non-profit runs domestic intelligence agency; distributes intelligence product; achieves adoption in financial infrastructure; recruits agents and allies; intervenes against U.S. political fundraising.
– As I type these words, the fragrance world is abuzz with the news that Estée Lauder might be purchasing Puig, the company that currently owns several perfume brands, including L’Artisan Parfumeur and Penhaligon’s. I dare say the...
Buried on page nine of Microsoft’s 10-Q for the quarter ended March 31, 2026 is a paragraph worthy of attention. Why? What does it reveal? A lot. For starters, Microsoft now holds approximately 27 percent of OpenAI on an as-converted...
Lá Bealtaine shona daoibh go leir!
Here are some things that happened on the first of May: I published this post. Thank you. By Ruben Schade in Sydney, 2026-05-01.
🦴🦴🦴🦴 4/5 Bones - It's very messy, I'm still confused but I'm also still having a great time! The post Harrow the Ninth (The Locked Tomb #2) by Tamsyn Muir appeared first on The Wallflower Digest.
We live in incredible times with such possibilities that is clear. Although its easily dismissed hearing how Tesla robotaxis being remotely driven, seeing Linkedin spying and fingerprinting job hunters and the absolute madding thoughts...
One hundred years ago this month, Grace Kingsley noticed a new trend: “In all your life put together you probably have never seen so many circuses as you are seeing and are going to see in the movies these days.” She was right—the number...
Not sure you need the reminder, but…there’s the reminder. Free Comic Book Day returns to comical-book stores this Saturday, so go forth and load yourself up with a bunch of swell free funnybooks. What’s nice is that I’ve not come across...
April has whizzed by, partly I think because of the lovely fortnight break from work at the start of it! Coming back nearly halfway through a month does make it go by quickly… But it has been another great month of reading and although...