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The Times Free Press is looking for a local fishing reporter to cover fresh water fishing on Tennessee lakes and rivers, as a contributor.
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Seit gestern in der Auslieferung:
Kafka-Kurier Numero 7
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Beiträge von Reinhard Pabst, Peter Engel, Holger Rottmann und Jürgen H. Hermann.
Und Reinhard Pabst findet heraus: Der Kater in Kafkas Familie hieß – Vilém.
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The nor’easter lashing Nantucket with wind and rain this weekend has uncovered the remains of a shipwreck along the island’s south shore.
The fragment is likely from the 19th century schooner Warren Sawyer, a wooden ship that wrecked near Miacomet Beach on December 22, 1884.
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Sketchy IV drips at wellness clinics have poisoned dozens, CDC and FDA warn arstechnica.com/health/2026/…
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Visualization of the Navier-Stokes blowup solution: left- and right-handed swirls (blue and purple) wind up while the axial flow (brown) shrinks, but slower. As a result, the vortex core develops a singularity.
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German wiki owner was manually removing hundreds of agent swarm message.
Per day
For weeks
What was it like to be him?
What did he think was happening?
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removing regulations & FDA inspectors is balanced by bringing back carcinogenic pesticides including the notorious "forever chemical" so there's that.
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For polls updated daily from France and three other European countries, see my website: polls.ghmr.net/
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The next time you hear someone talking about how privatization of core public services is an amazing idea, look at what happened with England's water utilities. ft.com/content/9399b276-d8b7…
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Google Books is becoming a desert. Its regress is real: the knowledge we were assured was both safely stored and freely available, which led libraries and schools to get rid of their books, has retreated into the shadows. The internet of 2026 knows less than the internet of 2010.
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What on earth has happened to Google Books? Searching any word within even a completely public-domain book, even when I've come to that page through the general search and can see the word on the very page I'm looking at, now just always yields "no results".
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Why is Google Books removing access to out-of-copyright books that it once hosted as open access? There is a good chance that the mass-deaccession policy of libraries, on the ground that "it's available for free online", will be one of the most stupid acts of modern curatorship.
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i applied my powers of deconstruction to emily eakin’s book on french theory chronicle.com/article/theres…
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DÉCÈS : La chanteuse américaine Dolly Parton, légende de musique country et interprète notamment de "Jolene", est morte à l'âge de 80 ans, annonce sa famille.
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I go a lot to r/plasticfreeliving. Lots of good ideas, not just for clothing but even sponges to clean dishes made out of coco or loofah (the og 'sponge' actually). Not only are those natural, but they also better quality and not such big price dfference compared to petro-chemical-products
A bit too many climate-doomers, but there are plenty of good siggestions for subsitutes in there.
reddit.com/r/PlasticFreeLivi…
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PBS broadcaster loses access to 50TB of data comprising 70 years of TV history after contracted cloud storage vendor goes defunct — public TV channel sues Iron Mountain data center, which hosts archival materials, to ensure preservation tomshardware.com/software/cl…
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though Twitter is totally ephemeral, & all on Twitter know that what happens on Twitter matters only on Twitter & has not even a fleeting shadow in the real world, yet, to my astonishment, not one but two ultra-casual tweets of mine on the subject of Nolan's "The Odyssey" were pumped up into two (2) separate articles in The Guardian (!).
for one who'd written actual reviews for The Guardian years ago, & usually admires its essays, I have to say that I am somewhat shocked that The Guardian of all publications should be rummaging through the online Dumpster for something to reprint.
