The Emu Café Social
The Emu Café Social
Nicholas A. Ferrell
The Emu Café Social is a social-publishing site powered by WordPress. Members will be able to use the site to post about what interests them and discuss their external projects. While the site is conducive to short-to-medium-length posts, it also accommodates longer-form writing. By advertising feeds and user profiles, it will be easy for visitors to follow individual writers or to follow the project as a whole. In general, members of the site can and will post about subjects of interest to them.
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Quoted S04.E07 – Victor Watches Jack White Hit the Eject Button by Charles Zona with Victor V. Gurbo (Seeing Them Live With Charles Zona) And I don't play things the way that they are written to which I go back to a Dylan quote where he...
Today is Friday. That means it is time for our last Pook-Emu Bee link collection of the week (Saturday’s links come in the Newsletter Leaf Journal). 1. Gemini adds personalized AI image generation using your preferences (Fla for...
Quoted Here’s Why Some Coca-Cola Bottles Have Yellow Caps in the Spring by Melissa Kravitz Hoeffner (foodandwine.com) So, to satisfy millions of soda-loving Jewish people during Passover, Coca-Cola produces an alternate Coke recipe for...
Replied to Nuances by Manuel Moreale (manuelmoreale.com) I realised that the thing that bothered me the most about that stupid tabs discussion was the shallowness. Vertical vs horizontal tabs in a browser is not a deep philosophical...
Today marks the 1957th anniversary of the death-by-suicide of the short-reigning Roman Emperor, Otho. I note this because my longest NLJ article, clocking it at more than 18,000 words, is about Otho. Fortunately, I also published some...
Replied to Adebayo’s 83 and PPG in 60 Point Game Seasons by Nicholas A. Ferrell (The New Leaf Journal) Bam Adebayo’s unexpected 83-point outburst inspired me to look at PPG and points per 36 minutes for NBA players in seasons in which...
Replied to Testing suggests Google's AI Overviews tell millions of lies per hour by Ryan Whitwam (Ars Technica) A new analysis from The New York Times attempted to assess the accuracy of [Google Search's] AI Overviews, finding it’s right...
We have a second consecutive warm day in New York City. We also have a third consecutive day of Pook-Emu Bee links. 1. Seven Myths About the Iran War (Michael Doran for Tablet Magazine. April 13, 2026.) Good start. Hard to choose just...
I did not have much time to engage in my daily “feed reading” this morning. But I will not let that stop me from publishing my daily Pook-Emu Bee links. 1. Justice Department Files Case to Revoke U.S. Citizenship of Mastermind Behind...
Quoted this and that by Kat & Satoshi (katnsatoshiinjapan.blogspot.com) red kiwi...the earlier ones we ate were greener and more sour, these were sweet. love the color I learned two things from Kat & Satoshi’s April 6, 2026 post on Our...
Quoted this and that by Kat & Satoshi (katnsatoshiinjapan.blogspot.com) bon bon drop stickers or seals as the Japanese call them are all the rage they are plastic and 3D...made me smile to see the younger generations trading stickers...
Quoted Just Want Links in Google Search Results Instead of AI Overviews? Here's How to Do It by Peter Butler (CNET) To add a 'verbatim' restriction to your Web filter shortcut, append the attribute "&tbs=li:1" to the end of your custom...
There were no Pook-Emu Bee links on Saturday because it was newsletter day (22 links in issue 275!). There were no Pook-Emu Bee links on Sunday because I failed. But today is Monday. Monday is a fun day. I will not fail. In fact, I may...
Quoted Nothing to Carp About by Dan Lewis (nowiknow.com) As the Los Angeles Times reported early that year, there’s no reason why Asian carp can’t be farmed and served to humans; one fishery manager called it a “tasty, fleshy fish” whose...
My Pook-Emu Bee links are a bit late today. I had to deal with an issue related to my wireless access point this morning and then some work assignments. Unfortunately, I did not have time to engage in my regular morning reading, but we...