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The Toronto-born trumpeter and composer Kenny Wheeler left a big hole when he died in London in 2014, aged 84, after more than 60 years in the UK. A quiet and almost pathologically self-effacing man, he was hugely admired by his peers, who recognised not just the originality of his conception as a player and […]
Another one from Bibigo that’s certainly for the European market yet slap a distribution sticker on with US standard nutrition facts and there you go. [...] The post #5530: Bibigo Korean Style Udon Noodles Tteokbokki Chilli Flavour – South Korea appeared first on THE RAMEN RATER.
Did I say iPad only? Wow, that didn’t take long! Just days ago, I posted about using only my iPad for the past three months. Now I’m using my PC laptop. What timing!? If only I hadn’t posted that post… Anyways, it’s for a special archiving project, moving the past into the present. I had to dig out a stand-alone...
I’ve finally had a look at this codec and it’s not particularly remarkable (and I did it mostly because it beats documenting minute details of MVS). Anyway, there’s nothing much interesting about it. Like its successor, it employs parametric bit allocation to read bits from the input block. The main difference is...
It was a gorgeous morning for a run. Thankfully, my earbuds died halfway through. I felt way more present hearing the gravel crunch under my feet while the birds chirped. I love starting my Saturdays this way now. And I’m lucky to have these beautiful trails just a few minutes from home!
your finely articulated branches reaching for the substance of air a strange kind of irregular symmetry in each fork of your knobby fingers your coarse and rough exterior wraps round thick fibrous limbs each cycle reflected in the rings hidden in each trunk and branch
That life might have come to earth traveling through outer space used to be a fringe theory called ‘panspermia’. But in the past decade or so, we have seen an interesting shift in how scientists regard the idea. Let’s take at one new study that might support ‘panspermia,’ as well as other facts that support the theory.
A Belted Wrasse swims past a small coral head in the company of a pair of Convict Tangs
I have been busying myself with bloghopping and checking out blogging communities/webrings for the past week, thanks to the renewed sense of excitement in blogging after checking some blogs on Neocities, and I found this one particular community: IndieWeb. I was initially skeptical about myself joining the...
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