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by rickdale 11y ago
I live in the country. Most of the year I can get food from farms that are located less than 2 miles from me, all on my street. It's phenomenal. The closest decent grocery store is an hour plus, so its nice to be able to get stuff from
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The Anti-Surveillance State: Clothes and Gadgets Make You Digitally Invisible(alternet.org)
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by rickdale 11y ago
When I was studying CS in undergrad I took an upper level CS course that was suppose to end with learning assembly and building something with it. The class for whatever reason moved excruciatingly slow and we never got past the second or t
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by rickdale 12y ago
My dog has to have eye surgery on Thursday. She is a 5 year old rottweiler. That has nothing to do with the article, but please give her your best wishes, her name is Ruby. Also, I heard somewhere and repeat often that some dogs have human
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by rickdale 12y ago
I was watching a show about Orangutans recently and one of the things I thought was interesting was that orangutans in the wild are independent in the sense that they usually eat by themselves. But when they are put in captivity and they ar
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Techweek Detroit returns with hiring fair, fashion show, Citizenfour documentary(mlive.com)
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This Watchmaker Does Not Care If You Pre-Order a Damn Thing from Apple Today(adweek.com)
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Bluetooth toothbrush tells you how well you brushed(mlive.com)
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by rickdale 12y ago
So rather than a basic gripper, you would rather have a 'untrained' person start with deadlift? Deadlifting is one of the most complex weight lifting movements there is.[0] I know its tempting to defend beliefs and I like Rippetoe
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by rickdale 12y ago
Starting strength is OK, but I feel like the best start for strength training is to start by training your grip with http://www.ironmind.com/ .. And then I would get a kettlebell and do 1 handed swings, goblet squats, and t
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by rickdale 12y ago
When you describe the list of shortcuts for emacs, rather than C-c C-x I would prefer the full Control c or Control x. I programmed in high school in visual basic and c++ but only on windows machines. When I went to college I remember being
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by rickdale 12y ago
You need to learn to read. My comment says chemicals added . And also says salt has many minerals.
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The Three-Decade-Old 'Out Run' Is One of 2015’s Best New Games(vice.com)
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by rickdale 12y ago
When I was younger I played competitive sports and used to suffer from cramping relatively often. I cured this condition by adding a pinch of celtic sea salt to a glass of water in the morning. The only thing dangerous about salt is table s
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by rickdale 12y ago
This reminds me of the story about the high school kids that took on MIT and many other schools in an underwater robot competition and won. This exerpt from the article at the bottom sums it up: During one scene in "Underwater Dreams,
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Detroit's broken fire hydrant problem coming to a head(mlive.com)
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by rickdale 12y ago
The Tim Ferris Show is pretty good. http://fourhourworkweek.com/podcast/ Also Serial, 10 eps, was also very good. http://serialpodcast.org/
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by rickdale 12y ago
Well, where I stand is that I happy to see reporting on the other side of the spectrum, even if its really far from it. Also I would continue to watch if I were you. I thought the worst part of the program was when they confronted the denie
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NFL Player signed with the Bears because of an Orbitz airline deal alert(ftw.usatoday.com)
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by rickdale 12y ago
Vice is doing some great comprehensive reporting on climate change. Their recent episode on HBO about the Arctic ice melting was fascinating. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_h92Ath_2XA
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by rickdale 12y ago
I feel the same way. A few years ago I became convinced that any well known brand name toothpaste was doing more damage to my teeth than help. I switched to using clay based tooth pastes as well as some other powders, and sometimes Ill take
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This detailed diagram of a Formula 1 steering wheel will blow your mind(ftw.usatoday.com)
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Can I Patent My Teddy Bear?(cclaw.com)
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by rickdale 12y ago
Not quite SF, but this might be close to your fantasy. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mackinac_Island
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Albums to stop coming out on Tuesdays(usatoday.com)
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by rickdale 12y ago
On that same program the showed an experiment with 2 crows in side by side cages. When the crows could see each other, they put the food in the soil without making any noise. When they blocked the view of the other bird they put the food in
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by rickdale 12y ago
On one of David Attenborough's recent shows, he said that crows can store up 30,000 pieces of food in various locations in the ground. They not only know where each piece of food is, but they know which ones are perishable and to get t
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by rickdale 12y ago
I live out in the country. My favorite part of the summer is that most of the food I consume is coming from farms/homes that are within 2 miles of where I live. Vegetables from one guy, chicken, eggs, meat from another. It's hard
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Detroit 'yarn-bombed' with knit hats and scarves(mlive.com)
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by rickdale 12y ago
You do? Can you share a little bit of your experience. I just did something similar with tennis last summer and measured my improvement using the babolat play stats. If you get the chance, check out Jeff Salzenstein. I improved and learned

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