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C. P. DONNEL, JR. “The Fourth Degree.” Duc Rennie #2, First appeared in Black Mask, February 1941. Reprinted in Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine, December 1953. I don’t know very much about C, P. Donnel, Jr., the teller of this tale, nor...
“But every once in a while, you find a magical afternoon where you’re both free, and you find yourselves sitting at a bar, or across each other at a picnic table, or sharing a meal, or a pinball machine, and it all comes flooding back....
Nau maiYesterday we had a Thursday off, enjoying a stop in the jewel of the midwest, Cleveland, Ohio. There are three main parts of Cleveland: Downtown, which is right on Lake Erie, Midtown, which is inland and to the east, and Birdtown...
The Washington Post reported that the US government will decide who can use state-of-the-art LLMs. After the ban of Fable and the limitations coming to ChatGPT 5.6, what's next? My bet is Chinese models. For all of Anthropic's doomsaying...
C. P. DONNEL, JR. “The Fourth Degree.” Duc Rennie #2, First appeared in Black Mask, February 1941. Reprinted in Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine, December 1953. I don’t know very much about C, P. Donnel, Jr., the teller of this tale, nor...
Womp womp. Bookmakers suffer as the New York Knicks defy the odds. The City Reporter:→ The City Reporter
C. P. DONNEL, JR. “The Fourth Degree.” Duc Rennie #2, First appeared in Black Mask, February 1941. Reprinted in Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine, December 1953. I don’t know very much about C, P. Donnel, Jr., the teller of this tale, nor...
An idea for indie folks working together. Assumed audience: Folks who work independently—or have in the past, or might like to in the future. Epistemic status: Ideating! Collectives are an organizational structure for bringing together...
US Open Architecture – Flushing, New York The US Open is held in New York City, in the borough of Queens, in a neighborhood called Flushing, which was once a separate town before being consolidated into NYC in 1896. In August 1978, this...
This is my great-grandfather, born Dominusz Andor in Szeged, Hungary in 1886. In the picture he is in Brooklyn, New York, probably sometime in the early 1950's. By 1911 Andor had moved from Hungary to Vienna and had changed the spelling...
My favorite bite today was eating salmon nigiri with a bit of grated wasabi and the fish dipped in soy sauce 🍣😋
I know the walks between terminals at SLC are long, but this is kind of ridiculous.
"Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me yuri" - Himedanshi Julius Caesar
Back on my bullshit. This guava soda is good, maybe too sweet? But these “New” (new to Japan) Flamin’ Hot Cheetos? Guys, these are not “Flamin’ Hot.” They are barely spicy. Also, they’re not even red! So I guess that is “New.”
I posted this to Wordorigins, but I’m still unsatisfied, so I thought I’d see if the Hattery could provide enlightenment: My wife asked me about the phrase “have it in for (someone),” and I realized it is in fact a very weird...