Loved your interview with Alan Alda. Does your blog have an RSS feed?
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Loved your interview with Alan Alda. Does your blog have an RSS feed?
I think I prefer the mystery!
I’m pretty sure this was the only I was or ever will be mentioned in the NYTimes:
“Someone she met online "in an AOL folder" offered to do her Web site for free and digitized her sound clips and artwork for her music festival application.” - archive.nytimes.com/www.nytimes....
Ms. Abyss: it is so enheartening to hear you making (sonic) waves. I’ve paused listening to “Lovetongue” to listen to your @abyssradio.bsky.social, just for a little while.
Found an additional graphic that gets even more of these quotes together.
I've kept "I hate myself, I hate clover, and I hate bees" pinned above my desk since I first started studying evolutionary biology as an undergraduate. So relatable to get extremely frustrated with your study system.
@moltz.bsky.social I thought Vitici was renaming ClawdBot after you. Such a missed opportunity to extend the Moltz brand.
The top of this really changed with the Sunderland AFC promotion.
@cabel.panic.com just curious… were you in the front row of the audience at a performance at the Alberta Abbey recently?
@urbancic.bsky.social Just going to leave this right here… www.youtube.com/live/7gqgIOL...
The front and back covers or the original hardbound cover of “Twas the night before Christmas” featuring illustrations of 11 cute children.
The cover image is now rearranged into a more traditional and readable orientation. The previous cover was quite wide, and included the back. It is still available in the file collection. www.gutenberg.org/files/17135/...
I’m not sure why the search results don’t show this one: www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/17382
Maybe because “saint” is written out in the title?
We’ve been losing touch with the code ever since compilers… I only need a battery and tweezers to get rolling.
!["The tartan officially named "Red Grant (Government No. 15)" by the UK Ministry of Defense, and used in some regimental attire (including cap cockade and bandsmen uniforms) of the 32nd Signal Regiment – formerly 51st/52nd (Scottish) Infantry Division Signal Regiment, earlier Lowland Divisional Telegraph Company, amalgamated from the 1st & 2nd Lanarkshire Voluntary Military Engineers. It is a variant of the main Clan Grant tartan, with slightly altered proportions, and with both green and blue darkened, while the red is slightly lighter and more orangey than typical. This regimental tartan is no longer "funded" as part of the MoD uniform specs [1]). The unit began as a Lowland regiment, and after amalgamation (with 51st (Highland) Signal Regiment, et al.) became a pan-Scottish one. There is no evidence of clan usage of this variant of the tartan." - picyrl.com](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:53dildgigsgky47b45hm4lbz/bafkreif27h5co5tvjcnjiw3gqr2f67iweh5gnf277snoumbubpbidqh2my@jpeg)
"The tartan officially named "Red Grant (Government No. 15)" by the UK Ministry of Defense, and used in some regimental attire (including cap cockade and bandsmen uniforms) of the 32nd Signal Regiment – formerly 51st/52nd (Scottish) Infantry Division Signal Regiment, earlier Lowland Divisional Telegraph Company, amalgamated from the 1st & 2nd Lanarkshire Voluntary Military Engineers. It is a variant of the main Clan Grant tartan, with slightly altered proportions, and with both green and blue darkened, while the red is slightly lighter and more orangey than typical. This regimental tartan is no longer "funded" as part of the MoD uniform specs [1]). The unit began as a Lowland regiment, and after amalgamation (with 51st (Highland) Signal Regiment, et al.) became a pan-Scottish one. There is no evidence of clan usage of this variant of the tartan." - picyrl.com
Franklin, North Carolina
Scottish Tartans Museum
www.atlasobscura.com/places/scott...
"Old and Rare Scottish Tartans: With Historical Introduction and Descriptive Notices" at PG:
www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/70853
#history #fashion
This would be a hilarious ebook for PG.
76,000+ works available at Gutenberg.org that are not under copyright restrictions in the US, as you noted in your later comment. @gutenberg.org
Careful. You’re going to decide that much of the “welfare spending” is actually propping up businesses, not families. That leads to some very non-mainstream thoughts.
The local alt-rock 94.7 radio station has the tagline “Listen! Discover Cher!”
Hey @gutenberg.org - Got any Keats?
I think this is funny. Can someone read it and let me know for sure? www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/i-s...
That’s why the creature is on the cover of the PG version!
Still waiting for the gritty reboot of _Kids Incorporated_.
This is the one with the recently updated cover image: www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/16328
@goldste.in do you have a minute to talk about Greg N? I’m working on a project about him and I’m looking for a list of the OtH episodes he appeared on.
Too bad they didn’t walk by the crowd leaving the 7 o’clock showing of The Empire Strips Back at The Alberta Abbey.
I wonder if the Tillamook County Creamery Association will find this…
Packaging for Tillamook Baby Swiss cheese with slogan for the product at the top.
I’m not sure the phrase “Young, yet mature for its age” for the Baby Swiss cheese slices is hitting customers in quite the way they (naïvely?) intended. At least in the current political climate.
And it uses one space after periods!
If you are sitting at lunch and tell someone you just met that you don’t have anger issues… your statement may not communicate what you think it communicates.
