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What exciting news to read! Oregon Public Broadcasting reported a California condor flew into Oregon in May 2026, the first visit by a free-flying condor to Oregon since 1904. Condor B9, a little more than two years old, was released...
Playing our new song, "Enjoy the Ride", in front of our favorite Foodland!
I struggle to imagine what construction was like before the era of powerful, cordless tools. My DeWalt 18v impact driver can drive a 50mm screw into a piece of timber in under 2 seconds, no drilling needed. Last month, we had all of our...
Aus nur drei Zutaten machst Du im Handumdrehen den leckersten Fruchtjoghurt des Universums. Kein Aroma, Farbstoff, Verdicker oder gar umgefruchtetes Obst, so muß das!Du kannst den Erdbeerjoghurt in Portionsgläser abfüllen, ich habe 6...
26 years ago, just one week after Survivor premiered, I was live on TV, competing for an audience’s vote, and it was broadcast thanks to C-SPAN. Here’s the story—and video!
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There’s an amusing word pair in English and Norwegian: English rug is rye in Norwegian… and Norwegian rye is rug in English! *slaps thigh in amusement* It’s sort of the opposite phenomenon of the “false friend” thing, where the same word...
A stream of text reasoning its way through a locked room, landing on the one glowing stone/images/ai-predicts-answers.webp/images/ai-predicts-answers.webp There's a common argument about AI that says it doesn't understand anything about...
It's always a bit sad to come to the end of these donation posts, as it's fun to cover so much eclectic, unknown, or odd stuff, in one post, let alone a series of them, but all good things come to an end, and here we are, with the 'odds...
Irish director John Carney has created a filmography rooted in his love for music. Carney's first hit, Once, reached screens in 2007 with a story about two unlikely partners who made music together. Carney, who followed with other films...
The UK is obsessed with building AI datacentres at home. But the arguments for sovereignty - latency, tax, control - mostly don't hold up.
Under the Eye of the Big Bird begins as an austere fable in the vein of Woman in the Dunes or Never Let Me Go, then it unfurls into its own strange creature. Centuries pass. New modes of consciousness emerge.“My brothers, my father, my...