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If you’ve come here before, you’ve no doubt seen some gear posts! This year is my 56th year of being a serious photographer. I’ve been super serious from the day I started, thus the Nikon, Nikkormat FTN above! I was a high school teacher...
"Because the book is about ancestors, I needed music that had a certain ritual vibe to it."
The last post I made was a month and half ago. My life has gone through quite a lot of turmoil in the interim. I lost my job due to downsizing in the small startup that I was working in. This was a shock to the system that has still left...
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London UKTried this little (very little) spot just down an alley across Oxford St. from our flat. I walked past it at first because it shares the space with a currency exchange business. It was one man behind a tiny desk.We got a...
Twin Peaks fans are a lucky bunch. Whether printed in magazines, compiled in oral histories, or presented on stage at fan conventions, just about every cast member has shared unique memories of life on the set. But as much as I love to...
I’ve just returned from four nights in Paris. It was 🔥🔥🔥. 35 degrees at one point yesterday! It was my first non-work trip since my health issues and while my blood sugar was more than a bit rollercoaster-y it was all fine and generally...
Publishing Perspectives reports that 55,000 copies of the French edition of Heated Rivalry are being pulped. The book is described rather charmingly at Actualitté as a “saga érotico-homo-hockeyeuse“. Is it only me that finds it a nice...
Only three days after the release of Claude Fable 5, Anthropic was forced by the United States Government to make it unavailable, when a jailbreak was brought to its attention, rather than the previous situation of ‘yes obviously experts...
A view of Maui from the entrance to Lapakahi State Historical Park. It looks quite close, but the distance is about 40 miles.
I’m only 20 minutes into this episode and it’s so fascinating and depressing that I wish it were much longer than 50 minutes. The Economic Lie That Let Companies Sell Us Out with Eric Ries
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