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Wild turkey legs get a bad rap and plenty of people just throw them away. While you won't be grilling them and tossing on a bun, they're good eating and I'll snatch them up anytime someone offers. Today I'll walk you through the process...
Wild turkey legs get a bad rap and plenty of people just throw them away. While you won't be grilling them and tossing on a bun, they're good eating and I'll snatch them up anytime someone offers. Today I'll walk you through the process...
From Wednesday's walk. Rainy again today. The beat goes on... ✍️ Reply by email Originally posted at Nice Marmot 08:29 Saturday, 9 May 2026
I’ve been asked a lot what actually helped me the most in my healing journey and what made the biggest difference in getting me to where I am now. My answer? Music. And I don’t mean in the cheesy “music heals” Pinterest quote kind of...
Since 1984 we have measured glacier mass balance on North Cascade glaciers every year. Mass balance is the difference between accumulation (income) and melt (expenses). The accumulation season typicallys ends around May 1. In 2026 it...
× Anthropic published a method for translating Claude’s internal activations into readable English. It works well enough to ship. The press release skips three structural problems that the paper itself acknowledges. On the SWE-bench...
Here’s what I’ve been up to / thinking about lately: Enjoying the lovely spring weather. We’ve had a few hot days already, but mostly it’s quite pleasant. Not much rain – odd for this time of year in Georgia. I work outside most days....
Terry Godier: The blogs you read in 2012 redirect to parked domains. The forums where you learned what you know got bought, gutted, redesigned, and left to rot. Terry must be tons of fun at parties. Way to rope us in Terry. He redeems...
High in the emerald canopy, a branch sways and sunlight spills through a mosaic of leaves. There—an orangutan moves with unhurried grace, her long auburn hair catching the light in fiery streaks. She pauses, selecting a cluster of figs...
Oof, another long week, but here we are on the other side! Books acquired this week This week I’ve been blessed with a couple of review copies from Hachette/Orbit, one […]
Ides March is a dangerous month, siltingthe blood all Winter battlinglong cold, the scrimped-on heating,for reminders of summerin glorious gardens. Now sittingdown on itself, doffingcoats, mufflers as sun is lighteningwalls, air; flies...