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The opening of the Crosslake Connection on March 28, 2026, marks a significant advancement in Seattle's transportation system, interlinking Redmond, Bellevue, Mercer Island, and Seattle into a cohesive light rail network. This...
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Thursday 4th June 2026 Not only does 2026 mark the 40th anniversary of bus deregulation (introduced on 26th October 1986) but this very day 40 years ago, 4th June 1986, saw the birth of Bus Business – a “fortnightly management newspaper...
Carter Dickson a.k.a. John Dickson Carr, certainly knew how to make an intriguing sounding title. Since this is not a fantasy novel, we know there will be no literal unicorns in this tale, so what will the unicorn be? A precious treasure...
The weather has broken. Thunder, lightning and normal temperatures. We started with just four members at today’s meeting, but that later went up to six. We were also pleased to see three separate visitors – and Tom soon got Mr … Continue...
One plain paragraph, no bolding, no bullets, no nonsense, including a reference and link to a blog post from Last Gasp Grimoire.
Last night I removed the bandages covering my two incisions after getting the OK from my doctor. They still have the “dissolving” sutures in place, but maybe they will more readily move on to suture heaven now that they are unencumbered....
Like many people, I’ve been reading Pope Leo XIV’s first Encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas. It is long, it is expansive, and in many ways, it is daunting. Time will tell whether it is a worthy successor to Leo XIII’s Rerum Novarum (1891),...
There are three things I want to cover in this post: the Snow Leopard rumor, the Siri shenanigans, and Private Cloud Compute. Beginning with the Snow Leopard rumor, here’s Mark Gurman, reporting for Bloomberg back in February: Apple’s...
Giving this project its own proper home at last!