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by pmdulaney 5mo ago
Thanks for the reminder.
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by pmdulaney 6mo ago
I do think a sincere apology and a promise to behave himself or herself in the future should be acceptable.
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by pmdulaney 6mo ago
Costco's version is pretty dang good!
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by pmdulaney 6mo ago
Unfortunately, tantalum costs about as much as silver.
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by pmdulaney 6mo ago
What is a logistical flight?
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by pmdulaney 7mo ago
I used the first edition of Marsden & Tromba at UCLA in 1976. The computer-generated plots were mind-blowing back then. The cover had a bluish image of clouds streaming over the Sierra Nevadas as viewed (I think) from US 395.
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by pmdulaney 7mo ago
Thanks
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by pmdulaney 7mo ago
I just subscribed. The temperature legend on the map is in deg C even though I have selected deg F units.
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by pmdulaney 7mo ago
As a Protestant you have not, of course, convinced me that "cat" is in the Bible, but that is a great comeback! I think the award for the most theologically significant word not in the KJV (or any other English translation, for th
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by pmdulaney 7mo ago
I much prefer your "turdnological" to "enshittification"! It doesn't take itself so seriously.
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by pmdulaney 7mo ago
I wish that everyone I interact with could say that I spoil them with respect and patience!
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by pmdulaney 7mo ago
"Nothing is too wonderful to be true" -- Michael Faraday (incribed over the entrance to the UCLA physics building)
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by pmdulaney 7mo ago
Totally fascinating. Thank you.
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by pmdulaney 8mo ago
In a 2/9/2026 profile of Michael Kors in the Wall Street Journal, Mr Kors emphasizes that he is living a "peptide-free life".
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by pmdulaney 8mo ago
Very cool! Thanks
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by pmdulaney 8mo ago
In many cases the notion that something in the brain causes the elderly person to fall, with the result that a bone is broken gets things backwards: In fact, the bone "spontaneously" breaks, causing the person to fall.
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by pmdulaney 8mo ago
It says something wonderful about the French that they came up with the word flaneur .
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by pmdulaney 8mo ago
Should I have? My post was composed in such a manner that my meaning (and the concomitant implications) was quite clear to a presumably intelligent person like yourself.
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by pmdulaney 8mo ago
Note that in the spirit of free discourse I have upvoted your comment.
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by pmdulaney 8mo ago
I don't suppose I could induce the ACM to come up with a covert plan to protect the lives of the unborn? I mean, if you're going to involve yourself in politics, you should be balanced and disinterested about it right?
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by pmdulaney 8mo ago
I first noticed my next-door neighbor doing this in his driveway. I figured it was he was a retired fireman.
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by pmdulaney 8mo ago
When I got the shingles vaccine two years ago it was the worst I've had in terms of site pain and general malaise, but certainly wasn't as bad as some people here are recounting. My pharmacist said he knew someone who had gone bli
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by pmdulaney 8mo ago
Love the nod to Nancy Sinatra!
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by pmdulaney 8mo ago
I'm a boomer and even I have to say that some of those old movies on TCM move at a g-l-a-c-i-a-l pace.
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by pmdulaney 8mo ago
But, mutatis mutandis , that is the same (objectionable) thing it was doing to women.
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by pmdulaney 8mo ago
Did Steve Jobs go to Reed College -- is that where his son's name came from?
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by pmdulaney 8mo ago
by Rebecca Solnit
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by pmdulaney 9mo ago
I would say, seriously, find a new job. It is demeaning to a human being to be in the position you find yourself, especially if there's no light at the end of the tunnel. But if leaving this job is not a viable option at this time, I w
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by pmdulaney 9mo ago
I agree completely. My notes are about evenly divided between vim textfiles and handwritten notes on 8.5 x 11 sheets of light green (easy on the eyes), lined, hole-punched paper.
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by pmdulaney 9mo ago
Reminds me of the Seinfeld fat-free frozen yogurt episode.

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