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The history of science — and of progress — is a series of benefits that are direct results of new tools. A large part of our current longevity is due to the invention of the microscope. This new way of seeing opened up the microscopic world, a teeming universe we had no idea about, and from that view quickly came...
Most teenagers are excited to get their driver’s license. I wasn’t. As far as I could tell, a license was simply the first step in an elaborate trap. A license meant driving, driving meant gas and insurance, and gas and insurance meant getting a job. I was perfectly content staying home, watching old horror movies,...
It doesn't look like much, but that's actually an extremely rare station sign. The Milan Metro has two types of entrance; in the main, they're voids in the street, stairs and escalators and lifts disappearing beneath the pavement. In some cases, such as at Pero, there's a small pavilion covering the entrance, to...
During the month of August I will be participating in Blaugust, a month long blogging challenge. Today’s TDC asks us Our Daily Creator Kevin aka @dogtrax has been an award worthy participant and contributor (hundreds of ’em) to the Daily Create. We received word that he would be travelling and away from the TDC for...
cultivating these three distinct aspects of life can bring you happiness hedonism — enjoy life without guilt. allow pleasure and satisfaction self-realization — develop talents and abilities. focus on what you can service — contribute to the bigger picture. engage with larger causes all matter. none alone seems enough
Have you ever looked at someone and thought, “They figured it out”? Maybe they have a good career, a nice house, a happy family, or a large group of friends. They always seem to be traveling, eating at nice restaurants, and doing interesting things. You see a small part of their life. And your mind fills in the...

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For whatever reason, I’ve been in a hard bop mood lately. Last week, while driving, I very much enjoyed Johnny Coles’s trumpet. This week, I’ve been enjoying some Tina Brooks, a relatively obscure and tragic sax player. In general, Brooks’s outputs as leader are of high quality which makes it curious that only one...
mortise layoutGoing with 5 vertical slats, one inch wide by 1/2 inch thick. The slats need to be installed before I can glue up the sides.big brain fartI thought I was done with the dowel jig but I wasn't. I had broke it down and stowed in when I realized that I still had four more to do. I couldn't remember what...
San Francisco’s Washington Street leads past the TransAmerica Pyramid to San Francisco Bay. The post Washington Street appeared first on 75CentralPhotography.

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