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3y ago
As a meteorologist for the United States Navy for more than twenty years, Kristine Harper is distinctly qualified to talk about the weather.
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Japanese Town Sorts Their Waste into These 45 Categories
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In 2003, the Japanese municipality of Kamikatsu declared their intention to become a Zero-Waste Town. While true zero-waste is impossible, 20 years later the town has reached an impressive 80% recycling rate. (The national average in Japan
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Clarkesworld: A Farewell to Kindle Subscriptions
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"I warned you earlier this year that I would have to beat this particular drum quite loudly. I apologize for repeating myself, but this is one of those important moments in the history of the magazine. Our future has shifted back into
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>Sometimes I think that is probably the underlying point. From my own experience it is no longer 'Sometimes' but seems to now the rule rather than the exception.
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Odd and Government Overstock EDC Objects
(core77.com)
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A company called CountyComm designs and manufactures specialty equipment for government agencies, the aerospace industry and Silicon Valley clients. They then sell their overstock to the general public, and their random library of wares per
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“Be yourself; everyone else is already taken.” ― Oscar Wilde
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The Wikipedia entry for Newton mentions this and cites Michael White's book from 1997 - The last sorcerer. In that he states "Newton was an MP for almost exactly one year, but he seems to have contributed nothing personally to the
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I wonder where that comes from (is it apocryphal?) as prior to Hansard - which itself is not always verbatim and is the body that records the daily goings-on in the Houses of Parliament - there was very little documented on what was actuall