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[“Oops, I bought a very dumb house!”] Last year, I linked to an article on a $5.5 million Cape Cod mansion that was on the verge of tumbling into the ocean. Not long after, the house was demolished to prevent that fate. While the house is no longer extant, owner John G. Bonomi Jr. apparently still owes millions on...
I signed into the NYTimes.com cooking site and without me clicking anything got signed up for three of their cooking email newsletters.
Hello, loves! This exercise has me hooked. I’m still engaged with getting DungeonView pared down until it looks 
 much better. I’d say perfect, but there is no perfect: only better. I had a few minutes between taking out the trash and the pizza being ready, so I did a few little changes last evening. Viz: Renamed...
FAIR WINDS AND FOLLOWING SEAS: John C. Dvorak passes at age 80. I remember listening to him on TWiT podcasts for years.
In the course of this year’s Mild Magic, I had 25 different milds from 22 breweries; Brightside, Holt’s and Thornbridge were the breweries offering more than one, although only Thornbridge had both a dark and a light mild on offer; there were sightings of Timothy Taylor’s Dark Mild, but I only saw Golden Best. In...
A lot of people in long-term relationships become unhappy after a while. They say it's normal. That love eventually fades. They begin to believe love is only ever early infatuation or attraction, and once that fades, the mundanities of life take over. Then the conflict begins. But they all agree that there should be...
Is the internet broken? What would your answer be? My knee-jerk response, with little to no reflection, is “bloody hell, yes”. Yet giving it a little more thought, I think my response is more likely to be “it’s as broken as you want it to be”. Throughout history, we have had cultural revolution after cultural...
We played the fourteenth session of our Dungeon Module B1: In Search of Unknown AD&D 2e game last night. You can read past play reports here.The roster for this session was as follows:Llombaerth, CG elf thief 4 (Adam)Mirkle, N human fighter 1 (Maya)Zommernar, CN elf fighter 1 (Nael)Bilodeau, man-at-arms (NPC)Graves,...
Can - Palais de Chaillot, Paris, France, September 4, 1975Can you dig it?! After a little break, the Can live series is revving back up again with Live in Arles, a tape from August 1975 recorded in a crumbling Roman amphitheatre on a bill with Nico and Kevin Ayers. Apparently, it’s “regarded as one of their finest...
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The LA Times published an article on changes in bird populations, Some birds defy overall plunge in bird numbers, and a friend asked me for my thoughts on it, especially compared to early research and studies showing that in North America we’ve lost over 3 billion birds since 1970. I have thoughts. My first reaction...

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