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paleofan.bsky.social
Carboniferous Vertebrates Series #11: Tetrapods of the Moscovian of Europe (Westphalian C-D) part I: Capetus, Diplovertebron, Phlegethontia, Cochleosaurus, Solenodonsaurus
December 8, 2025 at 1:02 AM
selvadomme.bsky.social
os anúncios das "séries caras" simplesmente inescapaveis, produtos licenciados, aumento d preço, anúncios na programação, não dividir a conta e imediatamente cancelar séries que não dão lucro d primeira também são práticas adotadas na ERA BAJARIA

imagina aceitar conselho da pessoa c ESSE currículo
a lista de propostas de alguém que estaria em casa no rancho do Carlinhos Maia
December 5, 2025 at 5:53 PM
formerlywtc.bsky.social
IAD’s immediate priorities are replacing the C/D Concourse, which is primarily used by United. It’s a series of portable/temporary buildings spliced together that has been there since the 1980’s. 2nd is improving access to the satellite concourses and eliminating need for the mobile lounges.
December 3, 2025 at 3:22 PM
kdbyproxy.bsky.social
Back before Politico… Yahoo… CNN… C-Span… BNA's Daily Tax & Trade Report(er)s… and even Roll Call (the newspaper)… there was Congressional Quarterly's 👍🏻 indispensable 👍🏻 weekly report.

And its (sometimes ~3" thick) Almanac. Here, an excerpt from 1987, from its review of the filibuster*…

#SRules
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Congressional Quarterly Almanac – 1987 The Limits of Force Why give in, some asked. Why not break the filibusterers physically, much as Strom Thurmond or Jimmy Stewart were broken? Why didn't Byrd keep the Senate running night and day, in the hope that some Republicans would relent? It simply wouldn't work, members of both parties agreed. First, Republican numbers were too great. “Even if he [Byrd] gets to the defense bill, there are enough senators who will filibuster the bill itself. And an amendment, no matter what it is, will get filibustered,” Quayle said. “So you really cannot pass a bill if you have a dedicated, hard-core minority that is dead set against it….” Also, the issues involved were so partisan that defections were unlikely. “If Byrd kept us up all night, it'd be the same thing. He wouldn't get the votes then, either,” Thurmond said. Another consideration was time. John B. Breaux, D-La., said, “Byrd's thought is, ‘I know they can find enough people to oppose this. Why waste time when I can move on to something else? At least let me be constructive.’” For instance, after putting the Senate through five cloture votes over 11 days, Byrd pulled the campaign-finance bill from the floor when a major trade bill was ready for debate. Leaders also knew that brute force was a double-edged sword. If Byrd had allowed the Senate to go non-stop to crush a GOP filibuster, Democrats would have had to stay nearby for quorum calls and other procedural moves, or risk losing control of the floor. Republicans, meanwhile, needed only a few speakers working shifts to keep the filibuster going. One such debate took place during the 1960 civil rights bill filibuster. Eighteen Southerners formed two-man teams and talked non-stop in relays. To thwart them, Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson, D-Texas, kept the Senate going around the clock for nine days. That was a record for the longest continuous session in Senate history (157 hours, 26 minutes), but Johnson ultimately abandoned the bill. Later that year a weaker version passed. Even a two-member minority was able to find strength in numbers, as Democrats Howard M. Metzenbaum of Ohio and James Abourezk of South Dakota did in 1977 when they opposed an energy bill deregulating natural-gas prices. While one senator rested or plotted, the other forced action on one amendment after another. Byrd, then a first-year majority leader, failed to overcome the duo by force — a 37-hour session. Days later, he succeeded through stratagem, orchestrating a series of fatal parliamentary rulings with the presiding officer, Vice President Walter F. Mondale. Even so, the bill that passed was a compromise that met some of the foes' concerns. That classic confrontation was somewhat unusual. Although filibusters were popularly thought of as endurance contests, in the Hollywood mold, Senate majorities historically had not found force an effective way to subdue a minority. The potential gain was not considered worth the losses of time, tempers and pending legislation in many cases. And in the gentlemanly Senate, some tactics for breaking filibusterers were simply off-limits. Floyd M. Riddick, Senate parliamentarian from 1965-74, recalled one incident during a 1950 filibuster of a public-power bill. Tennessee Democrat Estes Kefauver was several hours into a night-shift filibuster when his aide came to the desk to talk to assistant parliamentarian Riddick. The aide said Kefauver desperately needed to go to the men's room to adjust a urine bag hidden in his trousers. How, the aide asked, could the senator do so without losing the floor? Riddick advised Kefauver to ask for a quorum call. Although one or two rival senators were present, no one objected. “It was really entertaining, knowing what the situation was, to see him try to walk off that floor,” Riddick told an oral-history researcher in 1978. According to Riddick, Thurmond likewise had to leave the chamber during his record-setting filibuster — despite his advance preparation in the steam room. Then, too, no one objected. “The Senate is a clubby place,” Riddick said, laughing. “They're all friendly, you know.” Perhaps not all. In 1908, Wisconsin Republican Robert M. LaFollette Sr. was filibustering late at night, sweating in the 90-degree heat of the chamber and sustaining himself on turkey sandwiches and eggnog. But on tasting one eggnog, he threw it aside and cried that it was drugged. The drink was found to contain a potentially fatal amount of poison, but no culprit was ever fingered. But for many of the best-known filibusterers, the suffering or deprivation was self-induced, not a result of the majority's tactics. Some senators, like Thurmond in 1957, knew their fight was doomed. But the object was to dramatize a point. Thurmond had opposed the decision of his fellow Southerners, led by Richard B. Russell of Georgia, to acquiesce in passage of the 1957 civil rights bill. The legislation was tame enough for the others to accept. And, Thurmond said, Russell figured the victory would help Johnson in his 1960 bid to be the first Southerner since the Civil War to win the Democratic presidential nomination. [Added: From an article titled "'Trivialized' Filibuster Is Still a Potent Tool"]
December 6, 2025 at 1:36 AM
cliffharris.bsky.social
Hurrah! I have just uploaded the third video in my series about programming a PC strategy game in C++ with your own engine! Its all about particle systems. (Its a big topic). There are 2 other videos by me on C++ already posted. Please share! (and watch :D) youtu.be/bkaQ4AQWId8 #programming
C++ Strategy Game Programming: Ridiculous Space Battles code video #3
YouTube video by Positech Games
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November 28, 2025 at 9:25 AM
lanrickbennett.bsky.social
#IdeasAtWork

A nod of thx to @uoftcities.bsky.social's Kathryn Exon Smith and her amazing team for putting together the 'Learning from What Works' report. Rubbing shoulders with a plethora of extraordinary people doing amazing work & research across Canada schoolofcities.utoronto.ca/wp-content/u...
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT AND DEMOCRACY D E C E M B E R 2 0 2 5 LEARNING FROM WHAT WORKS: LEVERAGING LOCAL SOLUTIONS TO MAKE BETTER PLACES General inquiries Contact us at schoolofcities@utoronto.ca Learn more about us at schoolofcities.utoronto.ca Research and writing Kathryn J. Exon Smith An Pham Sarah A. Smith Anika Reisha Taboy Michelle Yong Yi Zhang Design Tony Chang Data visuals Jeff Allen Isabeaux Graham Project director Karen Chapple Series editor Kathryn J. Exon Smith We extend our gratitude to the following contributors: Lanrick Bennett Jr. Monica Cheema Elizabeth d’Anjou Mike Des Jardins Rowan Gentleman-Sylvester Felicity Heyworth Claire Lewis Eli Neptune Robin Sokoloski Cover page photo credits Left side, from top to bottom: Giampietro Balia Ferguson Media Collective Right side, from top to bottom: Amanda Shear CityHive Ferguson Media Collective Civic engagement and democracy Canadian cities and towns are changing quickly, making robust participation in civic and social life an important contributor to democratic engagement, particularly for young people, who are developing their capacity to make social change. This chapter highlights innovative solutions that create spaces for collaboration and civic dialogue, empower youth to shape their communities, and foster collective action, building trust and momentum for inclusive progress. Read the chapter on civic engagement and democracy Spotlighted solutions Bike bus programs: Safe routes to school CityHive: CityShapers in Schools Mass Culture: Data Narratives for the Arts The Tamarack Institute: Communities Building Youth Futures Other featured solutions Children’s edible garden: Kid-run community garden City of New Westminster and Simon Fraser University: Community Advisory Assembly City of Victoria: Government Street Refresh East Scarborough Storefront: Connected Community Approach Jane’s Walk: Worldwide walking festival Sustainable Calgary: Connaught Open Street Synapcity: Pulses program The Bentway Conservancy: Rx for Social Connection The Green Line: Action journeys United Way East Ontario: United for All
December 4, 2025 at 7:04 PM
trebandicoot.bsky.social
Happy #Thanksgiving!!! 🦃🌽🥧

Credits:
Tre' Bandicoot and Sheila Bandicoot (c) me.

#CrashBandicoot, #Spyro and #Sparx (c) Activision/ Xbox/ Microsoft.

Aaron, Nicole and Rosalyn (c) @arrowdsparrow.bsky.social

Skunk (c) @skunkstarlight.bsky.social

Jamie (c) @jamiecristo4306.bsky.social
"Who are they thankful for? Tre' Bandicoot (my Crash Bandicoot OC/ Sona) is thankful for his adoptive dad, Crash Bandicoot (Crash Bandicoot series), his two best friends, Spyro the Dragon and Sparx the Dragonfly (Spyro series), his other best friend/ sister figure, Sheila Bandicoot (my Crash Bandicoot OC), and his best human friends, Aaron Smith (Arrow D Sparrow's OC/ Sona), Nicole Williams and Rosalyn Williams (Arrow D Sparrow's OCs), Skunk (skunkstarlight's OC/ Sona), and Jamie Cristo (JamieCristo4306's OC/ Sona) because they're all a family each other."
November 28, 2025 at 1:45 AM
sittingsoweird.bsky.social
These could change but I think this is how I’m feeling so far. I only put Love of Siam the musical so low because I don’t think we will have access to watch it idk.
Sam’s tier list for gmmtv 2026 lineup S tier- 17th Spring, Wish Upon a Star, Twenty One, Enemies with Benefits, Billionaire Biker, I Will Always Save You, My Professional Boyfriend, Roommate Chaos A tier - You Maniac, Gunshot, Cupid’s Ghost, Mr. Kill, Match Point, Bake Love Feeling, Oxytoxin, When Oranges Fall, How to Survive my CEO B tier - Good Boy series, Weirdo 101, Lovers & Gangsters, Kiss Me Remember?, Love Echoes, Moonshadow, Unlucky Bae, Plan B to U C tier - Overdose, Arrest and Action, Scarlet Heart, Replay, Surf n Love, The Invisible Dragon, Write You Again, The Spooky Love Tale, Ditto D tier - Love of Siam the musical, high & low F tier - her
November 28, 2025 at 5:57 AM
realthangcustoms.bsky.social
#alphabads is an A-Z series of supervillains portrait.
Available as stickers on my RB store.
Here's A-D, do you know who they are?

A - bit.ly/3Kb8fcM
B - bit.ly/3XVvpa4
C - bit.ly/4ij1ZMC
D - bit.ly/4ioNvL9

🔁+❤️+💬 are welcomed 🙏
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#rtcart #rtcpod #stickers #redbubbleartists
A sticker design of Marvel Comics supervillain Apocalypse's portrait made with shape of hexagon A sticker design of Marvel Comics supervillain Bullseye's portrait made with shape of hexagon A sticker design of Marvel Comics supervillain Crossbones' portrait made with shape of hexagon A sticker design of Marvel Comics supervillain Dr. Doom's portrait made with shape of hexagon
November 26, 2025 at 11:27 AM
pipedreaming.bsky.social
“The committee has collected a large number of plumbing codes, State laws, and local ordinances and given them careful study. The situation may be described as chaotic.” 1929
CHAPTER 2.-PRESENT STATUS OF PLUMBING REGULATIONS The committee has collected a large number of plumbing codes, State laws, and local ordinances and given them careful study. The situation may be described as chaotic.' Some States have no laws which regulate plumbing other than local enactments. A few States have mandatory plumbing laws state-wide in scope. Some have laws mandatory for cities of a certain size or for cities and towns having public water supplies. Others require cities to adopt ordinances regulating plumbing. Still others have permissive acts. There is an utter lack of uniformity in legal procedure governing these matters. In the matter of administration some cities and some States require master plumbers and journeymen to be licensed, but some cities do not require licenses even though there are plumbing ordi-nances. The method of permit and inspection is almost universal, where there is any regulation at all, but sometimes the inspection is under a board of health, sometimes under a building department, occasionally under a special plumbing inspector, and, in a few instances, under a water department. In the matter of codes the lack of uniformity is even greater. Some State codes are simple in their provisions; others set forth rules of plumbing practice in great detail. In many States the different cities have different codes. In one State there is a permissive State code, as well as many city codes resulting from local enactments. Going further into detail, it is found that there are unaccountable differences in the regulations. Thus, in one State, where the whole subject of plumbing has recently been under investigation, some cities require the use of the running trap, other near-by cities prohibit its use, and some allow its use to be optional with the owner. Cover page: UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE WILLIAM F. WHITING, SECRETARY ELIMINATION OF WASTE SERIES RECOMMENDED MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR PLUMBING REPORT OF SUBCOMMITTEE ON PLUMBING OF THE BUILDING CODE COMMITTEE REVISED AUGUST 30, 1928 GEORGE C. WHIPPLE, Chairman HARRY Y. CARSON AUGUST E. HANSEN WILLIAM C. GROENIGER J. L. MURPHY JOHN M. GRIES, Chief Division of Building and Housing GEORGE N. THOMPSON, Secretary R. B. HUNTER, In Charge of Tests BUREAU OF STANDARDS PRICE 35 CENTS Sold only by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Priuting Ofice Washington, D. C. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE WASHINGTON 1929
November 21, 2025 at 11:00 PM
oceanbound.bsky.social
People claiming that the article was inaccurate are trying to play a shell game of semantics.

But here the policy literally says “hate incident” is no longer in the policy and shows the language change to “potentially divisive”
color, religion, sex (including sexual orientation and pregnancy), national origin, age (40 or older), disability (physical or mental), parental status, marital status, or genetic information (including family medical history)). c. Except in cases involving allegations of sexual harassment, reports must be made within forty-five (45) calendar days of an incident or in the case of a series of incidents, the most recent incident, with discretion for reports to be accepted beyond this time frame. d. Conduct previously handled as a potential hate incident, including those involving symbols widely identified with oppression or hatred, is processed as a report of harassment in cases with an identified aggrieved individual, or in accordance with Chapter 11 of this Instruction. The terminology "hate incident" is no longer present in policy. 2 COMDTINST 5350.6A e. District and area chiefs of staff are designated as convening authorities. District and area division chiefs and sector deputy commanders are designated as convening authorities, limited to reports involving subordinate unit command cadre. f. An investigating officer may be from the same unit where allegations arose except for cases involving allegations of sexual harassment when the investigating officer must be from a separate unit. Lieutenants (Junior Grade) may now serve as investigating officers. 8. ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECT AND IMPACT CONSIDERATIONS. The Office of Environmental Management, Commandant (CG-SHORE-V) reviewed this Commandant Instruction and the general policies contained within and determined that this policy falls under DHS categorical exclusion A3. This CI will not result in any substantial change to existing environmental conditions or violation of any applicable federal, state, or local laws COMDTINST 5350.6A CHAPTER 11. PUBLIC DISPLAY OF DIVISIVE SYMBOLS AND FLAGS A. General. 1. The public display of divisive symbols and flags, including those widely identified with oppression or hatred, can undermine unit cohesion and marginalize segments of our workforce. 2. A display is considered public when viewing is unavoidable by others in Coast Guard workplaces, common access areas, public areas, or operating facilities. This includes barracks and other quarters where readily visible, the exterior of Coast Guard housing, clothing and other apparel, bumper stickers and other vehicle adornments, and when displayed inside a vehicle in plain view. This does not include private spaces outside of public view, such as family housing. 3. A symbol or flag is divisive if its public display adversely affects good order and discipline, unit cohesion, command climate, morale, or mission effectiveness. B. Potentially Divisive Symbols and Flags. 1. Potentially divisive symbols and flags include, but are not limited to, the following: a noose, a swastika, and any symbols or flags co-opted or adopted by hate-based groups as representations of supremacy, racial or religious intolerance, or other bias. C. Removal of Divisive Symbols and Flags. 1. The public display of the Confederate battle flag is prohibited and shall be removed from all Coast Guard workplaces, common access areas, public areas, or operating facilities. Commanders, commanding officers, officers-in-charge, and supervisors shall inquire into public displays of other potentially divisive symbols or flags and, in consultation with their servicing legal office, may order or direct the removal of those determined to adversely affect good order and discipline, unit cohesion, command climate, morale, or mission effectiveness. 2. Displays that exist for an unquestionably legitimate purpose should not be subject to removal. Examples include state-sanctioned items or when the symbol or flag is only an incidental or minor …
November 21, 2025 at 4:58 PM
obelis.bsky.social
Read Sea Dragoness for free on:
- Webtoon: www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/se...
- Tapas: tapas.io/series/Sea-D...
- Namicomi: namicomi.com/en/title/gy7...

Early access and extra content: www.patreon.com/c/obelis
Sea Dragoness (GL)
Luusha, a seemingly naive young woman, is about to be sacrificed to the forever-hungry Sea Dragoness. But nobody is aware that Luusha is not an easy target...
www.webtoons.com
November 21, 2025 at 3:29 AM
md05.bsky.social
Quiz Question:

Fulchester. The bizarre and ever-changing setting (for the most part) of the old Granada series Crown Court.

But it is also the name of the setting of a British comic series, but which one?

A) The Beano

B) Viz

C) Dennis the Menace.

D) Dan Dare

#TheArchers
November 18, 2025 at 7:04 PM
servantand.bsky.social
Today is the first birthday of my 4th book, Mother of Exiles.

It's the story of a Prodigal Son Returning to the Exile Forest.

www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0DL...
Book cover. The top banner is the series label: Book Four of Servants of the Moon and Sun. The middle of the picture is the book title in a fantasy font in lilac: Mother of Exiles. The author's name is on the bottom: Joel C. Flanagan-Grannemann. A shiny silver bow and arrow sit in the middle over thorny trees on a blue base with medieval-style stone buildings in the background.
November 15, 2025 at 6:37 PM
davidjgp1983.bsky.social
With the third and fourth series of Blake’s 7 (C and D for some) the new title sequences are more generic compared to the original.

With the enhanced versions would you prefer an update to the C and D versions as they are or totally new titles completely?
November 15, 2025 at 11:49 AM
sammorallee.bsky.social
1 3 c a r d s
uh, 14, actually

im hyperfixating hard don’t mind me

original cards + new designs for the animated series + my style

#13cards

KINGS
November 13, 2025 at 10:00 PM
crusaderproject.bsky.social
A lovely and very clear shot of a class not often noted in the context of WW2, D-class cruiser HMS Danae, transferred to the Polish Navy during WW2, where she became ORP Conrad. Sold for breaking up in 1946.

Facebook: Royal Navy Cruisers Group, William Bowley.

#navalhistory
Royal Navy 'D' Class Light Cruisers The Danae class were the last large WW1 British light cruiser series, also called "D" class to distinguish them from the 'C - Class' they replaced, or the following "E" class which construction was only partially realized (HMS Enterprise and Emerald). They were basically larger C class with an extra main gun. Started in 1916 to 1918, they were completed too late for most to take part in WWI - Only Danae and Dragon saw little service at the end of the war. Four of the ordered were cancelled, the remainder all served in the interwar, and were often modernized soon before WW2 commenced, and afterwards, notably as AA cruisers, spending the war as escorts. HMS Dunedin was sunk by a submarine in the South Atlantic on 24 Nov 1941, HMS Dragon was transferred to the Polish Navy in Exile and so severely damaged off Normandy that she was written off and expended as breakwater off the Normandy beaches during OVERLORD. HMS Durban was also expended as a breakwater there on 9 June 1944. HMS Dehli was converted to an AA cruiser, and HMS Despatch became a HQ vessel for the Normandy landings.
November 13, 2025 at 6:25 AM
hazelsagego.bsky.social
Mpreg A: archiveofourown.org/works/62831350

C w/ vulva + intending preg: archiveofourown.org/works/62804614, archiveofourown.org/works/62787280, archiveofourown.org/works/62773093

D/s basically this whole series: archiveofourown.org/series/4343743

A w/ vulva: archiveofourown.org/works/62546719
New Session | Archive of Our Own
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
archiveofourown.org
November 11, 2025 at 6:51 PM
kookycrumbz.bsky.social
🍪 W E E K L Y S C H E D U LE 🍪

We're kicking off our new souls series Mon with #DarkSoulsRemastered ! Can I beat this game for the 1st time??

Also, check out our upcoming #Palworld stream Tues 2pm EST ! Let's celebrate 100 followers on Twitch by catching some Pals!😊
November 9, 2025 at 7:46 PM
letteringbear.bsky.social
Two more lettering stacks! Both come from books written by D. Hazan: Death Drop #1, art by A. Moore (from Scout Comics), and Monomyth #1, with art by C. Lo Valvo and colors by M. Louisse.

I did some of my all time fave SFXs for both these series!
November 8, 2025 at 5:59 PM
letteringbear.bsky.social
Here are some more lettering stacks for you! These come from the first Killer Queens mini series, by D. Booher, C. Balboni & H. Saxon, from Dark Horse Comics
November 7, 2025 at 7:39 PM
whoxley.bsky.social
After finally finishing the RTD1 era, here is my ranking of every Tenth Doctor story :) 🟦❤️❤️
#DoctorWho #DoctorWhoRanking #TenthDoctor #TierList
My ranking of every Ninth Doctor story (so basically a Series One tier list). Left = the strongest of that tier. Right = the weakest of that tier. Down in the dregs of F tier we have The Idiot's Lantern, New Earth, Fear Her and Planet of the Dead. In D tier, we have The Unicorn and the Wasp, The Doctor's Daughter, Love & Monsters, The Shakespeare Cod and The Lazarus Experiment. In C tier we have The Next Doctor, 42, Born Again and The Christmas Invasion. In B tier we have Army of Ghosts, The Sontaran Stratagem, The Poison Sky, Daleks in Manhattan, Evolution of the Daleks, School Reunion, Smith and Jones, Partners in Crime, Time Crash, Rise of the Cybermen, Tooth and Claw and The Runaway Bride. In A tier we have The End of Time, The Family of Blood, Human Nature, The Sound of Drums, Last of the Time Lords, The Stolen Earth, Journey's End, Blink, Voyage of the Damned, The Girl in the Fireplace, Utopia, The Fires of Pompeii, Planet of the Ood, Doomsday, The Age of Steel and Gridlock. And standing on high in S tier we have Silence in the Library, Forest of the Dead, The Waters of Mars, The Impossible Planet, The Satan Pit, Midnight and Turn Left.
November 8, 2025 at 11:55 AM
professormitchell.bsky.social
Once upon a time, there was an itch bundle containing the first books of their respective series.

And now...it's time for the sequel.

Twenty ebooks for $19, all continuing various fantasy and science fiction adventures. The deal runs through the 10th, so don't miss out!

itch.io/b/3359/conti...
The cover art of the majority of the books featured in the Continue the Adventure itch bundle. Depicted left to right and top to bottom: Whiteout by Susanne Schmidt Death of Summer by Niranjan Soul of Ash by H. L. Moore Riyati Rivals by Kai Zeal Prajwalita by Niranjan Moonshadow's Champion by Dianna Gunn The Wish of a Dragon by J. D. Rivers Land by Bjørn Larssen The Lunar Wars by Laika L. Gagarin Kranlian Rendevous by Simon Wolfe Hunted by the Undead by C. L. Carhart The Elefae Champion by Chris Mitchell The Haunted Angel by Jenn A. Morales Exolegacy by Conrad Altmann Child of the Forest by Audrey Simmons The Bull at the Start by M. C. Burnell To Spy a Star by Jonathan Nevair Facets of the Nether by William C. Tracy Not pictured: Scars of the Raven by T. C. Smith The Shadow of Arcadia by Alan K. Dell
November 5, 2025 at 2:22 AM
dmhauser15.bsky.social
October's reading. Several rereads, lots of series reads, and a couple of surprising hits. Favorite non-reread book would be either Five Found Dead or Foundryside. #BookSky
'October Reads' graphic. Includes covers for finished books (Blindsight by P. Watts, Blinding by M. Cărtărescu, The Quantum Magician (#1) by D. Künsken, Walking Practice by D. Min, Echopraxia by P. Watts, The Club Dumas by A. Pérez-Reverte, Five Found Dead by S. Gentill, The Worm Ouroboros by E. R. Eddison, The Quantum Garden (#2) by D. Künsken, Wild Seed (#1) by O. E. Butler, Alice's Adventures In Wonderland by L. Carroll & C. Riddell, The Dragonfly Gambit by A. D. Sui, Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There by L. Carroll & C. Riddell, The Puzzle Master by D. Trussoni, Mind of My Mind (#2) by O. E. Butler, Clay's Ark (#3) by O. E. Butler, Patternmaster (#4) by O. E. Butler, Foundryside (#1) by R. J. Bennett) and covers for books I'm currently reading (Don Quixote by M. Cervantes, Adventures of the Mad Monk Ji Gong by Guo Xiaoting, Shorefall (#2) by RJ. Bennett, Blood on Her Tongue by J. van Veen). Books read: 18. Pages read: 5992. Average rating: 4.11
November 1, 2025 at 12:56 PM
sickoscommittee.org
Blind resume game: who should be the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Champion? #NASCAR

Driver A: 11 wins, 18 top fives, 7 poles
Driver B: 1 win, 8 top fives, 0 poles
Driver C: 0 wins, 9 top fives, 0 poles
Driver D: 0 wins, 3 top fives, 0 poles
October 31, 2025 at 11:38 PM