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Via Newspapers.comThis account of a particularly lively poltergeist appeared in the “Edmonton Journal,” August 15, 1939:The Germans have a word for it; so have the Africans of the West Indies. The disciples of Herr Hitler call it...
Agent coding tools need to make their work reviewable, not just generate more code.
Last summer, I noticed an insect bringing a bit of leaf to plug the hole in a bit of bamboo that is part of one of those folding director’s chairs. Huh? A leafcutter bee, how interesting, and thought no more about it. I particularly...
I raced my second triathlon at the weekend, except it wasn't one. The Outlaw Sprint in Nottingham had the swim cancelled because of algae in the lake, which is just one of the joys of outdoor swimming, so the day became a duathlon...
Welcome to Secret Breakfast / The best place to start filling an anxiety bag with flaming sardines, cornbread focaccia, and edible celestial bodiesHi there! We must be quick. I have to write about the "panic pouches", or "anxiety bags",...
By Gordy HiggensSelf PublishedOSELevels 4-6 The ‘Toymaker’ has gone missing – and nobility across the realm are scrambling to get their hands on his highly sought-after dolls. Hauntingly beautiful, and scarily well made. His workshop is...
I recently started building products focused on healthcare affordability in the US. As I was ramping up on a new space, the biggest question that sparked my curiosity was: how did we get here? This question is the inspiration for this...
I just got back from a long haul flight SIN-HEL-BRU and saw this from Kottke. Not sure which part I can relate most to… There’s so much in this article I need to link to… Half of Economy appears to have boarded directly from bed. A woman...
From 1907, a postcard of “The Block House, Central Park, New York”: The Blockhouse looks like a toy fort, an impression not lessened by having three children standing at the door. It was in fact, quite real when built in 1814, part of a...
outta the clampsFlushed the corners, front and back, with a plane. All the miters are still tight and gap free and I couldn't break it apart with my hands.nopeAll four corners held when I whacked it against the lally column. I was...
It's very irritating. A bear blogger - just discovered via trending - is writing some IMO 'good stuff' which is appreciated. Much of it concerns creating habitual offline time, but no more clues here and this is far from critical, it's...
There is nothing I hate more than doing self-promotion. The idea of talking about something I’m doing, I’ve done, or I'm going to do makes my skin crawl. But the opposite, promoting things other people are doing—especially friends—fills...
i am kind of sad about today, i lost my expensive pen at school. i do know when it happened, in science this morning, we did a pract where we extracted DNA from a strawberry, it was definetly in the pen pocket of my lab coat then. i did...
Twelve years ago I was a member of the Independent Commission on Whole Person Care, which was set up by the Labour Party when Andy Burnham was Shadow Secretary of State for Health. (The title is slightly odd, and my wife would tease me:...
Powerlines cross the Chihuahuan Desert near the West Texas town of Marfa. The post Lines in the Desert appeared first on 75CentralPhotography.