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I'm Not Doctor Who
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Jul 22, 2026
#oneaday Day 775: Perambulation
I've been for a walk out on the Common for the last three evenings. Tonight, I gave myself permission to take the evening off, because three days in a row is solid going, there is no need to go every single night, whatever the "sergeant major" part of my brain might say, plus my feet...
climate change
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climate crisis
Jansens Pott
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Jul 22, 2026
Wildlife B&W #23
Namibia Einfach nur schöne Tierfotos - in Schwarz-Weiß
Animals
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blackandwhite
Sona's Website
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Jul 20, 2026
Birds
nature
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haiku
Sona's Website
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Jul 19, 2026
Wisdom
nature
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analog
Sona's Website
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Jul 19, 2026
Drumset
nature
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analog
Sona's Website
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Jul 18, 2026
Blue flowers
analog
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flowers
New Atlas: Technology-Innovation-Outdoor News [Unofficial]
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Jul 18, 2026
Why nature has never evolved a perfect weapon for any species
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Biology
Jansens Pott
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Jul 15, 2026
Wildlife B&W #22
Namibia Einfach nur schöne Tierfotos - in Schwarz-Weiß
Animals
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blackandwhite
Lieb's Log
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Jul 12, 2026
Walking on the beach
Yesterday I went for a walk on the beach. Linda maintains a vacation rental at Bayshore just north of Waldport. The house is on a bluff with a great ocean view. It's a bit of a hike down to the beach but not a problem for me. There are sand dunes and then a wide sandy beach. The tide was going out so I could walk on the hard sand just before the waves. Although it had been foggy and cold in the morning the fog had lifted and the sun was breaking through. There was also no wind so It was nice and warm for a walk. I grew up on the beach on the opposite coast. Lived 4 houses from the end of a dead end street that ended at the dunes. Needless to say I spent a lot of time on the beach. Unlike Oregon the water warms up in the summertime, and the days do too. I learned to swim well and navigate the currents a rip tides. The surfing craze hit when I was 12 and I jumped right on it. This eventually led to moving across the country to San Diego in search of better waves and warm winters. This was 1967 which, although I had no idea at the time, was the "summer of love" when the San Francisco hippie scene was born. The evolving culture and political climate of the late 1960's then led to a move to Oregon, where I landed less than 10 miles south of where I was walking yesterday. The thing about Oregon beaches is that they are never crowded. Where I grew up in Long Beach, NY the beach would be beach blanket to beach blanket on a nice summer day. On my walk yesterday I saw about 10 people over a half mile of beach. A family with kids, some teenagers, and a couple of solitary walkers like myself. More crowds the closer you get to Portland, less the farther south you go. In fact the south Oregon Coast is extremely remote, and there are many hidden beaches where you will not see another person. The ocean and beach the beach is so much a part of me, that I often feel like just sitting and watching the waves is enough to satisfy my soul and make me feel at peace. This was heavy on my mind yesterday as my recent bike crash has kept me from doing some of the things I love, and made doing many others much harder. Indeed I had to cut yesterday's walk shorter than I would have liked, and spend a lot of time sitting on a log, but that was okay, I was still there.
Nature
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Philosophy
James Haley
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Jul 9, 2026
Touch grass today
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Nature
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photography
Jansens Pott
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Jul 8, 2026
Wildlife B&W #21
Namibia Einfach nur Tierfotos - in Schwarz-Weiß
Animals
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blackandwhite
Jansens Pott
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Jun 24, 2026
Wildlife B&W #19
Namibia Einfach nur schöne Tierfotos - in Schwarz-Weiß
Animals
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blackandwhite
New Atlas: Technology-Innovation-Outdoor News [Unofficial]
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Jun 21, 2026
'Critically stressed' US earthquake fault reaches 1,000-year pressure peak
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Environment
Anil Madhavapeddy's homepage
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Jun 21, 2026
.plan-26-25: Planetary scale plans, Windows file-descriptor scale problems
Ten years of the CCI with Sir David Attenborough, Andrew's Royal Society Environment Medal lecture, and the third PROPL at PLDI, while wrapping a local DeepSeek agent in OCaml and a first stab at getting Eio fleshed out on Windows.
conservation
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biodiversity
Anil Madhavapeddy's homepage
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Jun 18, 2026
Sir David Attenborough joins us to celebrate the Cambridge Conservation Initiative
Sir David Attenborough drops by for the Cambridge Conservation Initiative's tenth birthday in the DAB, and I spend the afternoon demoing TESSERA and the Dash of Life to a campus packed with visitors.
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conservation
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biodiversity
Jansens Pott
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Jun 17, 2026
Wildlife B&W #18
Namibia Einfach schöne Tierfotos - in Schwarz-Weiß
Animals
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blackandwhite
Anil Madhavapeddy's homepage
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Jun 16, 2026
The Royal Society Environmental Prize lecture on feeding the world without costing the earth
Notes from Andrew Balmford's Royal Society Environment Medal lecture, on why shifting diets and cutting food waste are necessary but not sufficient, and why sustainable high-yield farming tied to land sparing is the key to slowing the extinction crisis.
biodiversity
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conservation
Jansens Pott
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Jun 10, 2026
Wildlife B&W #17
Namibia Einfach nur schöne Tierfotos - in Schwarz-Weiß
Animals
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blackandwhite
brennan.day
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Jun 7, 2026
THE LANTERNFLY.
The spotted lanternfly is beautiful and terrible, an invasive species that illuminates even as it destroys. AI-generated content is flooding the Internet, and authenticity is becoming a premium commodity. We must refuse the premise that human writing is a niche product.
writing
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creativity
artistic vision
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Jun 6, 2026
Ein Abend im Moor
Eigentlich legt man ja die Füße hoch, wenn man einen anstrengenden Tag hinter sich hat. Nach einen Termin beim Chirurgen meines Vertrauens in Hannover (Eine Schulter-OP steht an) und anschließendem Stadtbummel bzw. Shopping, war ich auch etwas platt. Aber nach der langen Autofahrt musste ich irgendwie doch wieder laufen. Der Mix aus Sonne, Wolken und...
blog
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gallery
artistic vision
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May 29, 2026
Neue Fotos
Im letzten Beitrag hatte ich darüber geschrieben, dass ich von der Idee, jedes Foto als Einzelbeitrag zu speichern, abgerückt bin. Da stellt sich dann natürlich die Frage, wie ich auf neue Fotos aufmerksam machen kann. Wenn ich sie einfach nur in die Galerie einfüge, bekommt das ja niemand mit. Vielleicht monatliche Beiträge mit einer Zusammenfassung,...
frühling
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gallery
Jansens Pott
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May 27, 2026
Wildlife B&W #15
Namibia Kudu Einfach nur schöne Tierfotos - in Schwarz-Weiß
Animals
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blackandwhite
New Atlas: Technology-Innovation-Outdoor News [Unofficial]
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May 27, 2026
The smell of cut grass reveals a 100-million-year-long chemical war
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Environment
New Atlas: Technology-Innovation-Outdoor News [Unofficial]
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May 26, 2026
This plant could be the smartest carnivore on the planet
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Biology
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