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Donation to Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) in Support of Haiti Relief Efforts
Woolly Wormhead, a prominent figure in the world of knitting, has made a significant donation to Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), also known as Doctors Without Borders, in response to the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Haiti. The donation, am... |
I'm so, so pleased to tell you that I have been able to donate £776.91 to MSF for their help in Haiti! That's more than I expected to raise, and it's all down to you, dear pattern buyers :) Thank you for your generosity and support, knitters really are the best!
My pledge ended on the 31st January, but I have now pled... |
Narendra Modi and the Fizzling US-India Relationship
Narendra Modi, the prime ministerial candidate of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), is poised to bring forth an intense atmosphere between India and the United States, a bilateral relationship already strained following the visa controversy involving Indian diplomat... |
‘Narendra Modi is America’s other India problem’: TIME
Screenshot_1As per Time magazine, if the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) wins in the upcoming election and Narendra Modi becomes India’s next Prime Minister, the atmosphere between India and the US may become more tense which is already charged up following visa cont... |
Implementing Color Changes in Junction Box Background Based on Alert Condition and Acknowledge Button Press
In supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems, the use of alert acknowledgment buttons is a critical mechanism to monitor and manage alarm conditions. In this context, the integration of background... |
Using alert acknowledge button to influence background color
Consider the following scenario.
I have 100 tags with alert enabled for all of them. (These tags are UDT instances)
The values of these 100 tags are being displayed using an LED object. I have created a template for the same.
Now, I would like to make the b... |
The Hillary Clinton Illness Rumors: Separating Fact from Fiction
Rumors surrounding the alleged health issues of Hillary Clinton have been circulating extensively, primarily emanating from conservative circles and conspiracy theorists associated with the 2016 presidential campaign of Donald Trump. Key figures involved... |
Oliver Willis
Hillary Clinton Illness Rumor: The Facts You Need To Know
There have been a lot of rumors circulating about supposed Hillary Clinton illness.
These are stories generated by conservatives and conspiracy theorists supported by Donald Trump’s presidential campaign, including elements of the Trump campaig... |
Ireland and the Connecting Thread of Heritage
The bond between individuals and their ancestral homeland is a universal and often unbreakable connection. For residents of Lee, Massachusetts, their Irish heritage is not merely a distant memory but a living, breathing thread that weaves its way through their lives, inspi... |
LEE -- In 2009, Ann LaBier of Lee first went to Ireland, on a 10-day trip in March, and she spent St. Patrick's Day in the town where her grandmother was born.
Her grandparents -- her father's parents and her mother's father -- came from Ireland to Brooklyn, N.Y., in the early 1900s.
Her grandmother came from Balinro... |
IPCThreadState.h: Correcting the Minimum Priority Setting for Nodes
The IPCThreadState.h file is a critical component of the binder framework, used for inter-process communication (IPC) in the Android operating system. Historically, the file had an issue with the minimum priority setting for nodes, which was left unch... |
History log of /frameworks/native/include/binder/IPCThreadState.h
2b6317436d2035ce98331906aaaca87e6026c9c8 05-May-2017 Martijn Coenen <maco@google.com> Correctly set minimum priority on nodes.
It looks like libbinder has always set the minimum priority
for a node to 0x7f (127). This is an invalid value as far
as the k... |
Django Ticket #20319: Errors in Instructions
Ticket #20319 was opened to address issues with the instructions in the Django tutorial. Unfortunately, personal exchanges between the ticket submitter and Django developers hindered the resolution process.
To address the original issue, the ticket submitter noted that whi... |
Django: Ticket #20319: errors in your isntructions <p> in reference to ticket <a class="closed ticket" href="" title="#20318: Uncategorized: Instruction errors (maybe) (closed: needsinfo)">#20318</a> </p> <p> I'm not going to type a long description because you seem determined to not want to deal with or even take the ... |
Self-Publishing a Book, Part 2: My Tool Chain
December 24, 2011
In the first part of this series, we explored the motivation behind self-publishing a book and setting out the goals for the project. As a Python programmer, I naturally leaned towards tools written in Python or created by Python enthusiasts, with a pref... |
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Self-publishing a book, Part 2: My tool chain
December 24, 2011
Part 1: Why and How
As a Python programmer, I’m of course biased towards tools that are written in Python or by Pythonistas or at least feel “Pythonic”. I also had a set of requirements:
• The tool chain had to somehow support testing... |
Precompiled Header Memory Allocation Limit
The /Zm compiler option is used to specify the amount of memory allocated by the compiler for constructing precompiled headers. This option is used to determine the scaling factor that controls the memory used by the compiler for the purpose of constructing precompiled header... |
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/Zm (Specify Precompiled Header Memory Allocation Limit)
Determines the amount of memory that the compiler allocates to construct precompiled headers.
A scaling factor that determines the amount of memory that the compiler uses to construct precompiled headers.
The fact... |
FedEx Customer Service Failures: An Account of Exasperating Experience
On January 11, 2011, a FedEx customer received a text message from the company, notifying them of a parcel delivery. However, the subsequent attempts to track and deliver the parcel were met with significant failures, epitomizing the complexities a... |
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Tuesday, January 11th, 2011
I can’t pass up an opportunity like this, it’s just too bad. I just got an SMS from FedEx. The message says that they have a parcel for me and that I should call for delivery. The message starts with something I can only assume is a parcel number, or whatever t... |
The Power of Photography: A Window to the Human Experience
As sentient beings, humans possess an innate drive to express and communicate their emotions, both joy and sorrow. It is through these primal expressions that we connect with others, fostering a deep understanding of ourselves and those around us. Photographer... |
Neeraj Sharma
We are creative beings, and our need to express and share both our pain and our healing is an essential part of our humanity. Through these images I would like people to EXPLORE their Lives’ past, present and future.
I have been interacting with people from different segments of society. And it is reall... |
Overcoming Heartbreak: A Path to Recovery and Renewal
Infidelity and deception can be devastating to a relationship, causing irreparable damage to one's emotional well-being. A couple's six-month relationship has been marred by a painful incident of betrayal, and the affected individual is now grappling with feelings ... |
Feeling Broken
My boyfriend and I have been dating 6 months. I'll jump right into it. At the very beginning of our relationship, we were essentially exclusive just didn't have official "titles". We go out to my favorite bar with all our friends, its a great night, until I look over and he's making out with this gorgeo... |
The Yellow Vest Movement: Lessons Learned from a Flawed Government Response
The successful conclusion of social movements is ultimately determined by their capacity to sway public opinion and maintain collective morale. In order to effectively bring an end to protest movements, government policies must be designed to ... |
The Yellow Vest Movement: Lessons Learned from a Flawed Government Response
5. Mai 2020
Outcomes of social movements are primarily determined by their success on two levels: public opinion and collective morale. These are the two fronts that government policy must address to mitigate and eventually end protest movem... |
Assassination of Wissam Eid
The assassination of Wissam Eid, a high-ranking Lebanese security official, occurred on January 25, 2008, in a car bomb explosion that targeted him. The incident occurred in a Christian suburb of Beirut, Lebanon, and resulted in the deaths of at least six people, with Eid being one of the f... |
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Top Lebanese terror investigator killed
Jan. 25, 2008 at 11:30 AM
BEIRUT, Lebanon, Jan. 25 (UPI) -- A powerful car bomb explosion rocked a Christian suburb of Beirut Friday, killing at least six people including a top Lebanese security official.
As firefighters worked to douse a blaze sparked by the b... |
Information Warfare: North Korea's Cyber Capabilities and the "Cyber Bandits"
Introduction
In recent years, the world has witnessed a significant escalation in information warfare, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region. North Korea, a country notorious for its oppressive regime and military aggression, has emerged ... |
Information Warfare: North Korea And The Cyber Bandits
March 25, 2011: South Korean network security and intelligence officials recently revealed that North Korea has been seeking details of how computer systems in key South Korean industries work. Particularly alarming was the effort to find out about the systems th... |
Notable Civil Cases in American Jurisprudence
Several landmark cases in U.S. history have significantly shaped the country's civil and government policies. Among these, Griswold vs. Connecticut, Brown vs. Board of Education, and Miranda vs. Arizona are three of the most influential judicial decisions, which addressed ... |
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Griswold vs. Connecticut is a famous 1965 civil case that prohibited state legislatures from banning contraceptives, notes PBS. In 1954, Brown vs. Board of Education declared segregated schools to be unconstitutional. The 1966 Miranda vs. Arizona case prohibited police ... |
Historic Lockport Palace Theater Offers Authentic Theater Seats for Free
For those seeking an authentic touch of theater history in their homes, a rare opportunity has emerged. The Historic Lockport Palace Theater, a beloved cultural hub in Lockport, is now offering its retired theater seats to the public absolutely f... |
If you've ever wanted an authentic theater seat in your house, you could get the from the historic Lockport Palace Theater. The best part is that they're free!
Theater seats are unique. You don't find them everywhere. That's why they could cost you hundreds of dollars if you tried to buy them from someone like on Face... |
ClinVar Miner: APC Gene Variant Analysis
The ClinVar Miner is a database that collects and analyzes genetic variations, including a submission for the APC gene variant NM_000038.6(APC):c.5873A>C (p.Asn1958Thr) with the assessment identifier rs1060503306. This article will provide an in-depth examination of the clinica... |
ClinVar Miner
Submissions for variant NM_000038.6(APC):c.5873A>C (p.Asn1958Thr) (rs1060503306)
Minimum review status: Collection method:
Minimum conflict level:
ClinVar version:
Total submissions: 1
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Submitter RCV SCV Clinical significance Condition Last evaluated Review status Method Com... |
Construcard vs Charge Card: Understanding the Significant Differences
The world of financing options can be complex and overwhelming, especially for individuals seeking to purchase significant assets such as construction materials. In this context, Construcard and Charge Card are two financial instruments that are oft... |
Construcard And Charge Card: What’s The Huge Difference?
Construcard And Charge Card: What’s The Huge Difference?
If you are a part of the card market, you may be aware of Construcard . Or even, relaxed down that text is for you personally.
Construcard , in essence, is a personal line of credit for the purchase of c... |
Stem Cells in Regenerative Medicine: Creating a Therapeutic Niche
Stem cell therapy has gained significant traction in various medical fields, ranging from cancer and diabetes to ocular regeneration, with remarkable potential for development and tissue repair. The use of adult induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) ha... |
Stem Cells Create a Therapeutic Niche
Surabhi Dangi-Garimella, PhD
Published: Saturday, Oct 18, 2014
Stem CellStem cell therapy has gained increasing traction in various therapeutic areas, from cancer to diabetes to ocular regeneration. Although the use of embryonic stem cells is controversial, remarkable research in ... |
Controversial Topics to Kickstart May 2011: A Review of Major Issues.
Introduction
Sunday, May 1, 2011, marked a significant day for the global news cycle, with a wide array of provocative subjects dominating online discussions. Various public figures, ranging from politicians to celebrities, were at the center of he... |
Sunday, May 1, 2011
Keep sending it Eric
Trump a spoiler ?
Transparency in Foreign Aid
All Republicans are racists
LTC West, send us an email
Hey POTUS Texas is on fire!
Farrakhan, the Nation of Islam and Arab slavery
Van Jones is back promoting communist green agenda
The Tea Party is changing the country
What’s up w... |
Adopting a Strategic Approach to Capturing Black Swan Events: Lessons from Nassim Nicholas Taleb's Paradigmatic Work
The ingestion of new knowledge and perspectives can significantly reshape an individual's worldview. Such has been the case for many readers who have immersed themselves in Nassim Nicholas Taleb's thoug... |
Collect good Black Swans
I’m in the middle of listening to the book The Black Swan on Audible and it had changed my perspective greatly on several things. One is the probability of events outside normal is larger than commonly believed and is unknowable. These black sawn events can be good and tend to affect scalabl... |
Chronological vs Functional Resumes: A Comprehensive Guide
When it comes to creating a resume, prospective recruiters should be convinced at first glance of an applicant's skills, experience, and educational qualifications. With two primary formats to consider - chronological and functional resumes - the choice betwee... |
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Chronological vs Functional Resumes Q&A
chronological vs functional resumes
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We will explore the differences in chronological vs functional resumes in this quick Q&A post.
Prospective recruiters should take a look at your resume and be sold at first glance at your skil... |
Mental Health Parity: Debunking the Claim of Chemical Deficiency in Depression
On 12 November 2014, an article by Juliette Jowit in The Guardian's comments section sparked a discussion on the concept of parity of esteem in mental health services. Jowit's argument that parity is a scientific necessity rather than a con... |
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Outlandish claim about chemical deficiency in depression
Juliette Jowit makes a case in a Guardian comment that parity of esteem in mental health services is a scientific necessity rather than a gracious concession. She rightly indicates that Freud may well have thought that psychoanalysi... |
The Evolution of the Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Act: A Shift in Priorities
In recent weeks, the Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Act has undergone significant changes, sparking both excitement and concern among cycling enthusiasts and advocates in Washington, D.C. The bill, in its revised form, has addressed several k... |
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I figure that Townsend isn't opposing Idaho Stop so much for the technical reasons (I don't think he's a technical expert in anything), but rather to do what usually does which is fan t... |
Bella Hummingbird Nest Camera: A Window into the Lives of Allen's Hummingbirds
The Bella Hummingbird Nest camera, located in La Verne, California, provides a unique opportunity for viewers to observe the lives of Allen's Hummingbirds up close. Since its establishment in 2012, the camera has been a source of fascinatio... |
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Bella Hummingbird Nest camera
The Bella Hummingbird Nest camera is located in La Verne, California, and toggles between the nest and a feeder cam. The owner of the cameras has enjoyed watching female hummingbirds nest and raise their offspring in their ficus tree since about 2005. They set up a... |
Eyebrow Plucking in Islam
In Islamic jurisprudence, the question of whether women are permitted to pluck their eyebrows has been subject to various interpretations. One of the earliest and most well-known narrations on this topic is attributed to Abu Hurayra, a prominent companion of the Islamic prophet Muhammad. How... |
The narration about not plucking the eyebrows is from Abu Hurayra, who even was accused by 'A'isha of narrating things that weren't true. He is rejected by Shi'i scholars due to his unreliability. Hence, there is no narration in Shi'i sources about women not being allowed to pluck their eyebrows.
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The Use of Torture is a Perpetuation of Barbarism: Unacceptable in a Civilized Society
The demise of Osama bin Laden has precipitated a renewed debate regarding the efficacy of torture in acquiring vital information from captured al-Qaeda operatives. Instead of resolving this query, the uncertainty surrounding the iss... |
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Torture: Immoral, Illegal, Counterproductive, and Un-American
Peter Weiss
Osama bin Laden’s death has laid to rest the mystery of his whereabouts. His body lies under the ocean. But now his death raises another increasingly popular question. Was he tracked down thanks to tips elicited through the to... |
The complexities of illegal immigration and its impact on society.
Mass immigration, particularly when it involves individuals who have entered a country without permission, is a contentious issue that has sparked intense debate worldwide. At its core, the problem of illegal immigration is not solely a matter of " bor... |
Whatever we do about illegal immigration, somebody suffers
Jan 30, 2008 09:44 PM
Let's not forget that wages started to stagnate back in the 1980's and when Reagan broke the unions. And not blame it all on the attractive nuisance that construction work has become for immigrants. Back in the 1930's t... |
Strange Cargo
The Beginning of a Journey
In the distant reaches of the galaxy, a small group of individuals finds themselves on the planet Wiker, a private salvage operation site in Sector 234D, also known as Wild Space. This region, once the location of a brutal battle between the Republic and Separatist fleets, has... |
Strange Cargo
Off this damn rock!
Our heroes have just finished a long day of work, with this month’s pay burning holes in their pockets. They settle down in the station’s cantaina enjoying the finally delievered booze and a few games of sabbac. An intense game of sabbac has emptied the credits of the transport Capta... |
Don't Flush Foreign Objects: A Guide to Municipal Sewer Safety
The deceptively simple message "Don't Flush Foreign Objects" has become a ubiquitous fixture in public washrooms across municipalities and institutions worldwide. At first glance, this request appears entirely reasonable, yet its effectiveness relies heavi... |
Don’t Flush Foreign Objects
Two things come to mind with regard to this straightforward sign.
1) It seems like a perfectly reasonable request—provided you have a clear understanding of what “foreign” means in this context.
2) What’s the story here? What’s the history? What were people flushing (no, I don’t *really* ... |
Academic Integrity and Transparency: Citing Sources in Climate Change Journalism
Climate change is a multifaceted issue that encompasses various disciplines, including atmospheric science, ecology, and policy. The reporting of climate change research in the media is crucial in disseminating accurate and reliable infor... |
Monday, June 30, 2014
Hell, yes!
In a Guardian piece on things that annoy climate scientists -- a piece that hit all the usual marks about ignorant politicians, people who don't understand uncertainty, etc. -- was this gem:
The thing that bugs me most about the way climate change is talked about in the media is journ... |
Ireland's Rich Scientific Heritage
Ireland is often referred to as the land of saints and scholars, but its contributions to science are equally significant. Throughout history, numerous Irish scientists have made groundbreaking discoveries, shaping the country's reputation as a hub of scientific innovation.
As noted... |
Ireland reveals rich scientific history
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Ireland can be known as not only the land of saints and scholars, but of scientists, too
Robert Boyle, Ernest Walton, William Rowan Hamilton, Ellen Hutchins and Cynthia Evelyn Longfield are some of the many scientists who shaped Irish history and marked t... |
Managing Bipolar Depression: Coping with Medication Resistance and Lifestyle Issues
Introduction
Individuals struggling with bipolar depression often face significant challenges in managing their condition. Despite being labeled as "medication resistant," many people find difficulty with medication due to the lack of... |
Wednesday, July 11, 2007
Dear Carla (Part 2)
Dear Carla,
In my first letter to you, I briefly mentioned my experience with medication. Although you and I have been labeled medication resistant, I want you to know that from what I've read from readers to this blog, as well as having studied this illness now for 14 yea... |
**Betsy's Creative Dilemma: A Journey Through the Intersection of Art and Commerce**
Betsy's pursuit of her writing ambitions has long been a topic of discussion on her blog. However, in a recent development, her progress appears to have been disrupted by a complex mix of anxiety and uncertainty regarding the business... |
Bawk! Business! Bawk!
bawkPreviously on Betsy’s blog…
When last we left Betsy and her Muse, it seemed they were making progress towards the ultimate goal of Betsy’s Quest. Betsy had completed the first draft of her next book, and even took the time to evaluate her writing process in a relatively thoughtful manner. ... |
Global Warming Fiasco: Computer Models vs. Reality
The issue of global warming has been a contentious topic for several years, with various factions advocating for unilateral economic disarmament in the Western world, led by the United States. The scientific community initially appeared to have resolved the debate in ... |
Monday, June 30, 2003
Terminator 3 Rocks!
I don't make a habit of posting movie reviews, but after seeing Terminator 3, I just had to let y'all know that this flick is a hoot. Definitely the funniest action movie ever. The Terminator franchise has always had more than its fair share of humor, since no one can make fu... |
Harry S. Truman's Family Life and Personal Habits
Harry S. Truman is notable for being one of the most dedicated and family-oriented U.S. presidents in history. Despite his father's death in 1914, Truman's mother, Martha Ellen, lived a long life, passing away in 1947 at the age of ninety, just before seeing her son su... |
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Harry S. Truman: Family Life
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Few Presidents were as dedicated to their family as Harry S. Truman. Although his father died in 1914, Truman’s mother, Martha Ellen, lived into her nineties—long enough to see him succeed President Franklin D. Roosevelt. “Mama,” as T... |
Contractors and Subcontractors: A Guide to Effective Project Management
Hiring a Contractor: A Smart Decision for Homeowners
As a homeowner embarking on a significant home renovation project, it is not uncommon to feel overwhelmed and uncertain about how to manage the project effectively. Many individuals attempt to ... |
Contractors and Subcontractors
We continue to receive several calls from homeowners finding themselves in chaos when leading their home projects and taking on a General Contractor role. Protect yourself and save money by hiring a professional to coordinate any required subcontractors. One of the most important skills... |
Discrete Military Operations: Between Threats and War
The use of limited military force by the United States has become an important aspect of post-Cold War foreign policy. This phenomenon, known as Discrete Military Operations (DMOs), refers to the targeted application of kinetic military force to achieve a specific ... |
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Brennivín
Brennivín is a clear, unsweetened schnapps that is considered to be Iceland's signature distilled beverage. The liquor is a popular choice for special occasions in Iceland and is traditionally consumed during the mid-winter feast known as Þorrablót.
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A 500-ml bottle of Brennivín featuring its distinctive green color and black label.
Brennivín (Icelandic pronunciation: [ˈprɛnːɪvin]) is a clear, unsweetened schnapps that is considered to be Iceland's signature distilled beverage. It is a popular Icela... |
Weather and Climate Multiple Choice Questions: Understanding Key Concepts
Weather and climate are fundamental components of geography, influencing the environment and ecosystems around the globe. To grasp these concepts, a thorough understanding of various factors that affect climate is essential. In this article, we ... |
Weather and Climate Multiple Choice Questions Test 20 Tests pdf Download
Practice geography test 20 on weather and climate MCQs, grade 6 factors affecting climate multiple choice questions and answers. Factors affecting climate revision test has geography worksheets, answer key with choices as south atlantic drift, no... |
Medical Device Reimbursement in Germany: Key Aspects and Payers
The reimbursement of medical devices in Germany is a complex and multifaceted process, involving various groups of persons, institutions, and payers. The largest payer for reimbursable medical devices is the German Statutory Health Insurance (GKV), a coll... |
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Medical device reimbursement - important aspects on the German market
Reimbursable medical devices are financed in Germany by various groups of persons, institutions and payers. The largest payor for reimbursable medical devices is the GKV.
Introduction: Purchasing reimbursable medical devices
Re... |
The Culture of Anesthesia in Colombia: A Complex and Polarized Society
In February 2008, over a million Colombians took to the streets to protest against the Armed Revolutionary Forces of Colombia (FARC), a communist insurgency that has been waging a decades-long battle against the government. The mass march, however,... |
Cultural Anesthesia in Colombia
Kristian Herbolzheimer
March, 2008
On February 4, 2008, millions of people in Colombia marched against violence; actually against one specific source of violence: the Armed Revolutionary Forces of Colombia, FARC. The communist insurgency has been trying to overthrow the government fo... |
The Impact of Optimism on Health and Well-being
Research has long established a connection between an individual's health and their emotional state. The mind-body connection, a concept that implies that one's mental state can significantly influence their physical health, is supported by numerous studies. A positive o... |
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Optimism can make you feel better
Is it possible that your health depends on your level of optimism?
Yes, it is!
How optimistic you are determines how healthy you are.
We’ve known for many decades that you can’t separate your healt... |
The California Recall Election and the California Democratic Party: A Lamentation of Self-Inflicted Wounds
On October 7, 2003, the voters of California delivered a resounding verdict, recalling Governor Gray Davis in favor of Arnold Schwarzenegger. The election results have been interpreted in various ways, with some ... |
Blame the Democrats
They need to stop acting like drunks at court-ordered AA meetings and sober up
Photo by Jack GouldArnold Schwarzenegger crushed everyone Tuesday—Governor Gray Davis, Democratic Lieutenant Governor Cruz Bustamante, the Democratic Party, 134 other candidates, the right wing of the Republican Party, ... |
The Age-Old Debate: Buying vs. Renting a Home
The investment of a lifetime, or merely a place to call home? The decision to buy or rent a house has long been a contentious issue, with proponents for both sides presenting compelling arguments. Recent discussions on the New York Times' buy vs. rent article have highligh... |
More Thoughts On Buying Vs. Renting Calculations
There were some great comments on the NY Times buy vs. rent article, and many of them echo my own sentiments. Buying versus renting a house is a very individual decision. I do agree that the point of the article is that due to people’s differing time horizons and job i... |
Voltage Transfer of MM-A9 LTZ Reference to KX REF2
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This article documents the voltage transfer process of the MM-A9 LTZ1000ACH reference to KX LFZ reference. The experiment involved transferring the reference voltage of MM's LTZ1000ACH instrument to KX LFZ reference, with various temperature... |
Voltage transfer of MM-A9 LTZ ref to KX REF2
Transfer MM's A9 LTZ1000ACH 7.18460898 reference to KX LTZ reference, 23.4 °C, K2400 15v powered. Readings 3458A@NPLC100
10K samples
TCBOX is 0 ppm/K ±?ppm pink noise
TCModule is xx ppm/K
3458A TC is ~0.6 ppm/K
Result CSV-data from HP 3458A
* RPI accesses DMMs via GPIB... |
The Detection of the Cosmic Dawn Signal: A Groundbreaking Discovery in Astronomy
A team of astronomers, led by Judd Bowman of Arizona State University, has made a groundbreaking discovery in the field of astronomy. For the first time, they have detected a tiny signal from the early universe, which sheds new light on t... |
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Artist's impression of how the first stars may have looked
An artist's impression of the first stars, which formed from pristine gas in the early universe(
Supplied: N R Fuller/National Science Foundation
A tiny signal, dating back to the birth of the first stars in our univer... |
Construction of a Vintage-Style Gramophone through DIY Kit
The gramophone, an early device for playing recorded audio, has often been replaced by more sophisticated and convenient technologies. However, a Japanese DIY kit allows individuals to build their own vintage-style gramophone from styrofoam and other simple co... |
DIY gramophone
Skip the DVD-Audio player and just buy this: a Japanese DIY kit that let's you build your own old-style gramophone out of styrofoam, a motor, thumb tack, a couple of sewing needles (and some other stuff, of course). Best part: you can use the gramophone to "record" audio. They give you a few plastic dis... |
Vergano Americano Aperitif Wine: A Sophisticated and Enjoyable Libation
The world of bitters, aperitifs, and vermouths has undergone significant transformation in recent years, with an increasing number of enthusiasts discovering and exploring the nuances of these complexities. As such, the notion of drinking vermouth... |
The Most Delicious Thing: Vergano Americano Aperitif Wine
[Photographs: Wes Rowe]
I was trying to buy Punt e Mes the other day—it's a surprisingly hard bottle to find in San Francisco—and my local shop was out. When I was offered this bottle of Americano instead, I hesitated (it's not cheap at around $40) but ultima... |
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