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Publishing houses are like gut flora to authors1 comment

JZ wrote 3 weeks ago: The flood of self-published fiction (including my own modest contribution) does not please the major … more →

Tags: Fiction, Gutenberg, publisher, Publishing House, self publish

Cybernetic Historical Debris Fields - Big Data's Proof of Life

Dr. J wrote 4 months ago: How did Robert Ballard find the Titanic? Most people think it was by looking for it. Well, most peop … more →

Tags: Data science, "big data", Debris, Target, Titanic

A conversation with a mechanic4 comments

JZ wrote 7 months ago: Having recently had car troubles, I thought it worthwhile to reproduce a conversation I held with a … more →

Tags: Mechanic, mechanic lingo, mechanic jargon

The future is filled with a cold, cold light2 comments

JZ wrote 10 months ago: The incandescent bulb, a 140-year-old technology that still doesn’t seem to work. When reviewi … more →

Tags: incandescent bulb, ČFL, LED, pale light, warm light, mercury vapor lamp

Ledbury Poetry Festival mid-way3 comments

Myfanwy Fox wrote 10 months ago: A kaleidoscope of thoughts. A world of words. Cobbles, cuppas and cake. Bunting, busking, busy-be(e) … more →

Tags: event, jo bell, bunting, Weather, Bang Said the Gun

DJ JZ, Sound'acker Esq.

JZ wrote 10 months ago: A silly photograph of yours truly, messing up somebody’s audio console at the UN Sustainabilit … more →

Chinon CXII camera

JZ wrote 10 months ago: I just bought an old Chinon CXII plus 55mm lens from a charity shop for a couple of clams and glass … more →

Tags: Chinon, CX2, CXII

See No Evil...2 comments

C. Brady wrote 10 months ago: Assessing the toy strewn debris field that has invaded my home, I’ve come to two possible conc … more →

Tags: Random, worst housekeeper, selective hearing

Snapshots of Rio1 comment

JZ wrote 11 months ago: I recently returned from the Rio+20 Sustainability Conference. In the end I had half a day to myself … more →

Tags: rio, Rio+20, , sustainability

Debris Field

J. E. Lattimer wrote 1 year ago: [Original photography by J. E. Lattimer] © 2012 J. E. Lattimer all rights reserved  … more →

Tags: Photography, Art, Photography (2), photos, lattimer, Original Photography, Arts, Photo, art 2

"PRAISE THE GOAT!"

JZ wrote 1 year ago: “Hooray! We have been given a goat! I shall sacrifice this small lizard to their charity, thos … more →

Tags: Goat, Charity

Cybernetic Historical Debris Fields - Big Data's Proof of Life

Dr. J wrote 1 year ago: How did Robert Ballard find the Titanic? Most people think it was by looking for it. Well, most peop … more →

Tags: book, "big data", Target, Debris, Titanic

Titanic: BREAKING NEWS !!!1 comment

combs2jc wrote 1 year ago: Titanic: BREAKING NEWS !!!. … more →

Tags: new, Titanic, RMS Titanic, ship-wreck, R.M.S. Titanic, titanic news, Titanic Wreck, wreck of titanic, Titanic funnel

Let's monetise the rainforests - in HD2 comments

JZ wrote 1 year ago: A large tree, in a rainforest. Southern Thailand. As a Friday afternoon thought experiment, might it … more →

Tags: rainforest

Make your drinking water better with radium

JZ wrote 1 year ago: "Close-up rear view of new household apparatus for manufacturing radioactive water, showing arr … more →

Tags: radium, retro technology, Fallout

Caspian sea monsters

JZ wrote 1 year ago: ‘Lun’ missile carrier ekranoplan, built in 1987. Source: englishrussia.com The Lun-class … more →

Tags: G.E.V., Ground effect vehicle, Lun, Ekranoplan

Space Travel near Light Speed 3 comments

MB Productions wrote 1 year ago: The fastest man-made satellite thus far is the Voyager 1 which got the close flyby of Saturn and Tit … more →

Tags: Now Playing, Science, Medium Earth Orbit, Light Speed

Before you Go: Practice Your Man-Overboard Drill

yachtinglife wrote 1 year ago: “Man Over Board” are three words a captain never wants to hear. But what’s worse is hearing th … more →

Tags: Yachting News Headlines, Yachting News, Man over Board, chart plotters, VHF Channel, chart plotter

TVs, fridges and fishing boats: How TWENTY MILLION tons of Japan tsunami debris is closing in on Hawaii

AscendingStarseed wrote 1 year ago: Debris travelling faster than expected across Pacific Russian ship’s crew spotted debris past … more →

Tags: news and politics, Environment and Oceans, Japan tsunami debris, appraohing hawaii, two years, 20 million tons


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