Klaus Doldinger gestorben - RIP
2001 hatte ich das Vergnügen die Formation Old Friends feat. Klaus Doldinger, Albert Mangelsdorff, Eberhard Weber, Wolfgang Dauner, Manfred Schoof, Ralf Hübner in Ingolstadt anläßlich des Ingolstädter Jazzfestivals live zu sehen.
https://www.tagesschau.de/kultur/kl…
Growing up, I considered becoming a medical illustrator due to its combination of scientific and artistic rigor. Neither is on display in this derivative AI image shared by a surgeon too lazy to find the real thing.
https://www.
The Invincible (Multi, XP'd on PC/Linux)
Based on the classic novel, you play as Yasna, a biologist, who wakes up on an alien planet not quite sure how or why she got there. After reestablishing contact with her orbiting Astrogator, she sets off to find her fellow crew on an eerily quiet and hostile feeling planet.
This is a HardcoreTM Waking Sim. Sprint nets you like a 10% speed boost, lol. However my time to credits is 9hrs, so it's not a long game, but it can be SL…
feeling sad and a bit depressed, there’s drama everywhere now and not much I feel like I can do about it, but it just keeps getting shoved in my face. I can’t handle this. that and the world is generally depressing currently
feeling sad and a bit depressed, there’s drama everywhere now and not much I feel like I can do about it, but it just keeps getting shoved in my face. I can’t handle this. that and the world is generally depressing currently
For any of my comrades who are using SNAP, I wish I had something better to say than "if you crush 4 buckeyes with a hammer and tie the pulp in a sock you can wash a good sized load of laundry." English Ivy also has saponins, but I've never been able to make soap from it myself.
Ivy is everywhere. Buckeyes (Horse Chestnuts) are common in city parks (there are a ton in Seattle).
Yucca is also a good source of saponins, but it also has silica. That makes it a good scrubby soap. You can find these plants all over they're pretty common to find in yards.
If you can find acorns still (it's a bit late, but who knows), acorn grits are great and something you can survive on for a bit. Acorns need processing (it's easy to look up, but feel free to ask or check out one or Black Forager's videos on it).
If you've been following me for a bit, you probably already know all this. But if you don't, I hope it helps.
Any other forager folks are welcome to drop hints here that might be useful to folks in the city.
#Foraging
Boundary behavior of analytic functions on certain Banach spaces
Hector N. Salas
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.10373 https://arxiv.org/pdf/2510.10373