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I finally tested the Camp Snap Pro
Over the past several weeks, I’ve been finishing the final pieces in my Secret Atlas series. The collection is nearly complete—around thirty pieces,… The post Secret Atlas Collection Winding to a Close appeared first on Appalachian Ground.
You probably know about Douglas Bruton by now. Even if you’ve missed that I love Blue Postcards and Hope Never Knew Horizon, there are many other book bloggers who also love him – and, indeed, Madame Bibi has already reviewed one of
How to ship Django schema changes with zero downtime using the expand and contract pattern. Real example with bulk_update and migrations.
Nigel Farage’s Reform UK have released a proposed law (PDF) that they are calling the Mass Deportation (Detention) Bill. ...
Stereogum: By now it’s widely accepted that the live industry is fucked for 99% of us. Be it artists struggling to cope with growing costs, or fans with diminishing disposable income being met with ever increasing ticket prices at arena...
I can’t quite believe it is May already. April seemed to fly by, with the busy-ness of all the spring sowing, pricking out, potting on, planting and, of course, weeding! […] The post News from my homestead appeared first on Stephanie...
Excited about my new paper planner, daily chores, and some sketchbook doodles.
44 years ago I got my first computer
The first place I saw Olafur Eliasson’s Islands Series photogrid was in MoMA’s New Photography show. The second place I saw it was in Marty Margulies’ master bathroom in Miami. That’s Marty’s above, which is now for sale in Germany,...
Hello, from Minneapolis! It is proper spring today– sunny, warm enough to be outside, but with a cold breeze. Spring is spranging, May Day revelers have come and gone– Minneapolis is waking up, with all her flowers.Speaking of Spring:...
responding to a buisness tip is silly, i know, but it works really well as general advice outside of the contextobviously, most short term descisions are detrimental, phone usage, slacking off, etccontextualizing it in the concept of a...
I am back at the European Literature Network with a review of a novel first published in French in 1976, and now published in English translation by NYRB Classics. Crazy Genie is the tale of a mother and daughter, structured around the...