there is a lightness under my skin fighting the familiar dark the corners of my mouth turning upwards despite the hurdles despite the hurt

On Thursday I went to FLIPIM, the grassroots regeneration conference, handily hosted in Birkenhead. I didn't really know what to expect, but I felt like my interests were kind of regeneration-adjacent, so it seemed like a good way to find out what's going on locally. Well, it was excellent, and I left with a full brain and feeling much more connected. I met people working on things I'd vaguely heard about or admired from afar (Kitty's Launderette! Metal Culture!) and finally figured out what…

He really is super bad, man

first days of fall im sick and the windows are open and its cold and my new job starts in 2 days and everything falls apart and things come together and emotions stagnate and overflow and i want so bad things i cant have and im scared and longing and unable and in shock and at ease and im walking a lot lately and putting stickers around town as a sign i existed somewhere at some point

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oh my god i just realized ive been forgetting to tag all of my microposts as discoverable:false im so sorry ive been clogging up the discover page havent i ... i feel like a jerk please please forgive me LOL,, im putting a post-it on my monitor as a reminder from now on...

Get new posts by email Subscribe WordPress Facebook Twitter Instagram Buy me a pint Aire & Cut Ale Trail – Leeds A day exploring some of Leeds’ best pubs, brewery taps and historic drinking spots, starting at Kirkstall Bridge and working back towards the city centre. Along the way I visited everything from grand Victorian pubs and cosy traditional locals to modern brewery taprooms and riverside bars. There was plenty of cask ale to choose from, with beers from Kirkstall, Leeds Brewery, Small…

On October 1, 1776, Patrick Ferguson demonstrated his breech loading flintlock rifle for King George III at Windsor Castle. During the demonstration he performed numerous feats of marksmanship which enabled him to patent his invention and raise an experimental corps of riflemen to test his rifle in the field. This year marks the 250th anniversary of that demonstration. To mark the occasion, we will be opening a new special exhibit “To See Which did the Most Execution: The Development and Trials…

Let me preface this: I have no idea what I am doing. This is in no way a tutorial. I’ve been putting off updating my vocabulary webpage because it involves manually opening all 52 weeknotes from the year and copy / pasting the word lists, which is annoying, so now I’m a few years behind. My developer friend suggested this might be a project for me to try to learn scripting. I figured I’d document my thought process because a lot of you out there *are* technical people, so maybe you can point me…

Tags: #rss-club #photosHere are some pictures from last month. I am working too much. San Jose, CA San Jose, CA San Francisco, CA San Francisco, CA San Francisco, CA San Jose, CA Central Valley, CA Carson Pass, CA Carson Pass, CA Carson Pass, CA Carson City, NV Big Meadow Trail, near Tahoe, CA Big Meadow Trail, near Tahoe, CA Big Meadow Trail, near Tahoe, CA Nevada State Railroad Museum, Carson City, NV Nevada State Railroad Museum, Carson City, NV Carson City, NV Carson City, NV Carson City,…

The date of the VT-SMU game showed up as 46332 on today’s telecast of VT-BC. People who have used Excel too much know exactly what happened.

Sorry If I Broke Your Brain”: An Annotator’s Notes I do data annotation—and for a living. No gig. I observe grippers and zippers. Wonder about feasibility, when one starts an action or ends it. Do you think about how complex it might be to decide when an action starts—for example, waking up and preparing your bag? How many milliseconds are embedded in three minutes? Three minutes in the life of any human being is complex. Huge. Big time. Believe me, annotators know. I do observe images and tell…

I’m doing a short presentation at All About That Place online event, 13 October, 3pm. It will be available online until 31 October. More information on All About That Place My talk is on the theme ‘Changing places’ and focuses on some people from my one-place study, North Walls and Brims, Orkney. The post From Walls to Wapping… appeared first on Janealogy.

Barbara Lee Mac - Big Fat Mama.mp3Brenda Burns I'll Come Running.mp3Dolly Cooper - My Man.mp3Dolly Parton_ All Shook Up (Live).mp3Donna And The Tennessee Moonshiners - Geisha Girl.mp3Edna McGriff - Oh Little Daddy.mp3Ellen Marty - This Time Of Year.mp3Judy Tremaine - Chain Lightning.mp3Judy Valentine--Never Smile At A Crocodile.mp3Merry Clayton - It's In His Kiss.mp3Odessa Harris - A Rockin' Good Way.mp3Sherrell Townsend - He Thinks I Still Care.mp3WoM 33

Open Software Search for ptyxis Three results will appear: Ptyxis (Container-oriented terminal) Terminal (Container-oriented terminal) - Installed Terminal (Use the command line) Click on Terminal (Container-oriented terminal) Click the trash icon Go back to the search results Click on Terminal (Use the command line) Click Install

What I'm...Working on Fixing issues in our online courses Contemplating Making physical gaming journals (not the overcomplicated graphical organized ones) Practicing Walk-running (fartleks with walking) Meditating Singing Balance drills Drinking 7 Brew Rosso Caffe Starbucks Blonde Nespresso pods Playing Melvor Idle Splatoon 3 Watching Bluekandy VODs Listening to GUNSHIP Swallow by WARGASM - new song A little more music in general (tends to happen when I get a new song that I like) Surfing…

I used some of my Claude Cloud credits to put in place a truly secure pipeline for Elixir Collector. Starting at v3.0.0 all releases are signed using a private key that I manage and the entire pipeline is signed all the way to ingestion. It also got safety improvements in the auto-update process.

A busy morning over at the community hall documenting the senior's garage sale. You can see those photos here, if you want. I was still in the camera mood, so as I was looking out the window I noticed one of the rose blooms was lining up nicely with the golden yellow leaves of my neighbour's tree. There are lots of roses still in bloom, and today is September 25. Here they are for you to enjoy, and I didn't want you to have to wait till a flowery Friday.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.If you're one of the new…

Brother's printer driver for the HL-2220 on macOS 27 (Golden Gate) is x86_64 only, I discovered when I tried to print after I upgraded. To fix it, the agent built me a driver from brlaser, which restores the printer. The agent says: The HL-2220 is a host-based "GDI" printer — no PostScript, no PCL, no AirPrint/IPP. To compile the driver, it did: git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/pdewacht/brlaser.git cd brlaser cmake -B build -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release \ -DCMAKE_OSX_ARCHITECTURES=arm64 \…

👯🏻👯🏻👯🏻👯🏻👯🏻 5/5 Twins - It left an impression on me at 17 & it's just as fun 20 years later! The post Wise Children by Angela Carter appeared first on The Wallflower Digest.

I found a sound.I liked it.Was it right to put it on the track that I thought didn't need bass on it?I'll listen tomorrow.I'm so nearly finished mixing, enough to turn off the mixing desk in my head that keeps me awake at night.

Solitaire Alone Together recently hit the front page of Hacker News and it's delightful. I remember playing Solitaire a lot as a kid on the family computer, but I was terrible. Now that I'm older, it's a lot of fun, and quite addicting! I found myself drifting back to it time and again while working, as it's the perfect fidget game to play while I'm in a meeting: it doesn't require lots of focus, I'm not tempted to check Slack which causes me to tune out, and I can pause anytime. Unfortunately,…

Why I’m abandoning direct political outreach, and what silence and inaction from leaders reveals about Europe’s path forward.

from Resident Evil (2026)I long ago came to the realization that my poems are usually different from others writing around and near me, both in the real world and virtual spaces I inhabit as a creative. It may go back to that realization I once had in an MFA classroom of going around the room and everyone saying WHY they write poems. Or what they want poems to do, both as writers and readers. How no one had the same answer and it explained a lot about why I felt like workshops in the program…

The Great British Baking Show is back! And series 17/collection 14's Cake Week was an excellent start for the bakers (despite their disasters) and new judge Nigella Lawson. Let's recap!

Enjoying another sunny day in Montreal. Exploring a different cool street and stopping for a Cream Stout on a patio. I’m at: Le Saint-Bock - Brasserie Artisanale / Bazaar Microbrasserie, Montréal, Québec Location map: https://misterchrisjones.ca/location/chris/7392/ Note tags: checkin, food, montral, qubec, brewpub

Find all previous and future episodes listed here or in your podcast app under “Barbican Station”. This episode I speak to Christopher Chung about his performance as Roddy Ho on Season six of Slow Horses. We talk about Season 5 afterglow, an evolving Roddy, and a Roddy Ho spin off? Plus what Mick Herron thinks of his performance as Roddy, working with a new showrunner and why does Lamb keep Roddy around? Finally, Ho-mies? All that and more in this episode! For more on the slow horses, click…

Carole Bennett With The Satisfiers - He's Coming Home (direct download) *Record listed at Rockin' Country Style (no location). Nice record, but is it rockabilly? Singer from Long Island, New York. In 1955 she was a winner on the Arthur Godfrey "Talent Scouts" television show. As a result she was signed to the Rama label in New York and, shortly afterward, to the Capitol label before recording for the Hilton label in 1957. Record re-issued by Verve Records on the West Coast. See her discography…

Hi everyone. I’m joining #WeekendCoffeeShare again today. It’s just past 7:30PM, so I’ve had my last cup of coffee for the day and will probably have my evening soft drink before finishing this post. Feel free to grab a cup of your favorite beverage too and let’s chat. If we were having coffee, first I’d talk about the weather. It’s been quite warm for September and we’ve hardly had any rain. On Tuesday and Wednesday next week, daytime highs over 25°C are in the forecast again. It’s a blessing…