Waste of the Day: Post Office Paid Odd Invoices
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The Postal Service is increasing the risk of fraud by approving invoices
that lack descriptions of the goods or services being purchased, according
to a Se...
Friday Photo Fun Match Game
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Pair up mug shots with each suspect's alleged crime
Examine the booking photos of five arrested individuals and align the
defendants with their respectiv...
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American courts have repeatedly held that underage boys owe child support
to their adult female rapist.
It’s called the patriarchy or something. https://...
David Atlee Phillips' The Carlos Contract
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David Atlee Philips’s The Carlos Contract
November 22, 2024
By William Kelly (billkelly3@gmail.com]
David A. Phillips has written a number of important ...
10 Historical Chads Who Practiced Celibacy
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For the last decade, discourse has been dominated by the topic of incels
complaining about their lack of sex. However, little was said of the
inadverten...
Cortex #142: Scrying Your List
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Grey gets a promotion, and is trying to tame chaos. Myke gets some
important news during the recording. They also cannot resist more
discussion on backpa...
Toshiba Thrive Going on Pre-Order June 13th
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The Toshiba Thrive 10.1-inch tablet is due to go on pre-order on June 13th.
It will be running the latest version of Android thats
The post Toshiba Thriv...
Choir sets cast
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The series heading to Apple TV is already boasting a stacked cast of
familiar faces, here’s the latest we know about Choir: The highly
anticipated projec...
Let the Machines Debate
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I have had the misfortune to overhear two amateur philosophers arguing
about whether or not machine intelligence can be proven to be self-aware.
The debate...
Rationalism and Divergent Sinomodernity
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Why do Americans who forecast artificial intelligence capabilities misread
China?
The post Rationalism and Divergent Sinomodernity appeared first on Palla...
Reading habits for the new literary ‘dark ages’
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The 18th-century writer and polymath Samuel Johnson was seldom seen without
a book. People say he read in bed and while walking. He even read at
dinner, ...
One Film a Year Wrap-Up
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So I just spent 9 months watching one film for every year films have been
made, covering 1874 to 2025, just over 150 years (there are gaps early on,
so ju...
Scientists Identify New Penguin Species
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“Until recently, the gentoo penguin (aka Pygoscelis papua) was thought to
be a single species spread across several areas. However a team of penguin
expe...
Footprints in the Firmament is on sale now!
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Fresh boxes of both softcovers and hardcovers arrived today. If you’d like
a signed, personalized copy of my new short fiction treasury, Footprints in
the
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Remembering Mark Snow
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*Remembering Mark Snow – the Iconic composer*
By Matthew Anthony Allair
This week I am without words, I don’t know where to begin to express the
sentim...
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Hello all,
It is with great sadness that I share with you the passing of our beloved
sister, Mother, and Grandmother, the individual that you all knew ...
Cover Boy
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Hot damn.
I'm a cover boy.
An ESQUIRE cover boy!
(On the Chinese edition of ESQUIRE)
Some fun pictures inside as well. And lots of text I cannot read.
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The Top 10 Rare Comics
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Comic books have been around since the early 30s, with kids spending a dime
per comic book, it’s amazing what they are worth today in mint condition.
Who w...
Wizard Of Tarantino
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Nothing like an old-school Dave Macdowell painting to pull me out of my pop
culture slumber. Love this one, especially Dorothy as Beatrix Kiddo. Badass.
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