Hello! I hope you’re well 🤗 Autumn is my favourite season – you bet day one of September I busted out the autumnal decor, and a PSL IV might have actually been less efficient method of me consuming them. Honestly, I think autumn becomes my personality for the next three months (at least, more so […]| The Bookworm's Feast
I went for a run last night. Out in the park. Up the sand trail where people take their horses. To where the dog ate the toad one time and back. It was full dark of night by the time I got motivate…| delicioustacos
Our Executive Editor heads to the clubbing capital of the world to see what all the fuss is about. The post Peaking in Ibiza With EDITION and El Silencio appeared first on Interview Magazine.| Interview Magazine
Also this week: Punk rock in Blackpool and on the glory trail in Europe with Hibernian FC.| New Statesman
Even though I abandoned Spotify () about two weeks ago, I still find it as convenient and fun as ever to listen to music I love and discover new artists, if ...| The Birdhouse
I am enjoying a weekend with free time for the first time in a while :)And I checked my blog site and found that I stared the site from 2012/08/10. So it means that I’ve kept writing blog for almost 13 years. When I stareted the blog post I was a wet medicinal chemist butContinue reading "Contribute open science #memo #dirary"| Is life worth living?
I spent really busy summer vacation in this year. So it was difficult to make time to post the blog ;-) Today I could have time to write short post. So I wrote new post, thank you for reading as al…| Is life worth living?
A group of black-clad protesters recently gathered at “Cloud Gate” to raise awareness and call for the release of the man they claim lives inside the sculpture| The Art Newspaper - International art news and events
In June, I went to Beijing for the first time. I was scared that it was going to be unbearably hot, but it didn’t turn out as bad as I thought it would be, maybe because it was a dry kind of hot, rather than humid hot. At the same time, I was also worried… Continue reading Trip to Beijing!| On this I ponder
The main way that I like to record things is by writing my diary, which is generally about the key events in my day, including the tasks that I’ve completed. I also like to record the weather sometimes, usually more if it’s unusual weather, for example, if it was particularly hot. Sometimes though, it’s also… Continue reading Things that I like to record| On this I ponder
After reviving a long-abandoned iPod and using it for the last week or so, I have a few thoughts about how my music-listening experience has changed, as well as some new songs I've found since leaving Spotify.| The Birdhouse
Growing up in an audiophile, music-loving family, it's of little surprise that we boasted a humble collection of iPods throughout my childhood. My first was...| The Birdhouse
I realised on Thursday this week that I was experiencing 'Phantom Podcast Syndrome' a little nagging feeling I needed to write a script. The post Phantom Rhythm appeared first on thejaymo.| thejaymo
Chef Luke Dale Roberts and Kurt Schlechter unite for a bold mentorship-driven dining and cocktail experience this August in Cape Town.| Food & Home Magazine
I love sleeping with the dog. Waking up with the dog. Every night I take a bath. She knows it’s close to bedtime. She waits on the bed. Susannah’s in New York this week. I gotta move to…| delicioustacos
This is my great-grandfather’s journal. He wrote in it over six decades, from the 1920s to the 1970s, and the book reflects that history. He wrote these entries “for remembrance, a brief description of how we live our lives”.| Museum of Material Memory
The Good Life Show comes to Joburg! Join us 1–3 Aug for a chef line-up like no other: bold, diverse, and bursting with flavour and food innovation.| Food & Home Magazine
Today, is the 21st anniversary of starting this blog. The first article called “Online at last” is still available. Back then I promised or hoped that some of what I put here, about IT issues, business and Computer Games (including| davelevy.info
Japanese summer is very hot and humid most days. It’s not so good for running.It’s important to stay hydrated. I’m keeping my lunch time 5km Running when I work from home. I could…| Is life worth living?
Also this week: Fighting for disability rights and Labour at a crossroads.| New Statesman
For the past few weeks my physical health hasn’t been the best. Just last month I recovered from a mild bronchitis and just recently it came back again. Thankfully the coughing isn’t as extreme as it was before (I firmly believe it was made worse thanks to the bad air conditions caused by the wildfires in our area), but I still don’t feel generally well, and every now and then I’ll experience a glimmer of hope for about five minutes giving me a taste of what normal felt like then drag...| The return to something insignificant
I'm sorry for the random curse word (and the incoming incoherent screaming/fangirling) but HOLY F U C K I N G SHIT.| The return to something insignificant
For the past two weeks I've been sick. It started with a dry throat that lasted for 3 days and eventually became a really bad coughing fit for the rest of the week. For 4 nights I was sleepless, coughing my lungs out like I was about to throw it up to the brink of tears. My whole stomach started aching every time I cough, and my chest felt clogged and heavy. I finally went to get it checked and the doctor said I have bronchitis. He prescribed antibiotics, pain killers, and cough syrup.| The return to something insignificant
(vent scribbles; random thoughts and feelings begging to be released today)| The return to something insignificant
I had a fun Sunday, despite the bad weather. My girlfriend and I made good on a pact we made during breakfast on Saturday and set off for a walk at 7am. It was humid outside and we were sweating profusely by the end of it, but neither of us minded because we had a surprise staring contest with a young male deer before he shoot back into the wilderness just as I was readying my camera! After our walk, we were productive and stayed out for a majority of the day. While out, I wasn't keeping trac...| The Birdhouse
Molecular filter is important for removing unwanted molecules from huge amout of comound dataset. And there are lots of filters are available in these days. For example, PAINS, Role of 5, Role of C…| Is life worth living?
I admit, I asked for this review copy with some dubiousness. It was pitched to me with a quote from the author: ‘I was going through a phase of reading Sylvia Townsend Warner novels and was inspired by Lolly Willowes: the story of a quiet, Edwardian spinster convinced she is a witch, who breaks away … Continue reading The Magickal Summer of Evie Edelman, by Harriett de Mesquita→| Kate Macdonald
Recently I have interest to MCP. Because MCP can engage task and API with natural language so we don’t need code (BTW, I love writing code!!!!). Today I tried to make SQL query with MCP. I us…| Is life worth living?
it's been hard to think about much that I want to say publicly these days.| videodante
I had therapy this afternoon - which I was dreading and wanted more than anything to cancel - and plans with Pepper to grab dinner and a movie, which I am really glad I had set up in advance, because I ended up needing the mood boost to balance out all of the crying. I got into a huge fight with my mom Thursday night. Usually, we call each other in the morning after a fight, but today it was radio silence on both of our ends until late afternoon. I cried the whole drive to my therapy appointm...| reverie v. reality
Spent last weekend tucked away in a tiny cabin with my friend Pepper. We'd planned the excursion out tentatively in the spring, but decided to hold off on locking it in until we were through the majority of July, since it was a really busy month for us both. Luckily, our schedules worked out, so we hopped in the car Friday evening, loaded to the gills with coolers of yummy beverages and stuff for weekend meals, and headed up towards the mountains. It was rainy and overcast pretty much the who...| reverie v. reality
Saturday 24 May, the weather relented a little. The Emerging Artist and I usually do the Sydney Morning Herald quiz in bed in the morning. Today we went to Carriageworks to do it as a communal affa…| Me fail? I fly!
GAMESS is one of the major program of open source program of quantum chemistry. My former boss is QC/QM expart and I learned usefullnes of GAMESS. So I like GAMESS but recently I don’t have o…| Is life worth living?
The human spirit is an incredible thing. One moment it gives incredulous cries of pain, unable to grasp the realities of the world that just won’t stop… Read more "Back at Square One? That’s NOT failure. (Still Alive, Friends ♡)"| Hit the Road with Me
The first week of May 2025 was so good and so bad that I have to talk about it. I want to take the time and recount all of it, to clearly see my mistakes and document the good memories.| the wordy habitat
It's been two years since I learnt what a for loop was. How's it been going since then?| tjex.net - posts
A few thoughts after my first 10 day silent meditation course in the technique of Vipassana and a consolidation of its philosophies.| tjex.net - posts
Many months ago it dawned on me that the Craft Brewers Conference & BrewExpo America event would be in Indianapolis this year. It officially concluded on May Day, but the after-parties [...]| Roger Baylor
Data preparation is a really important task in the area of data science. In cheminfomratics tasks, we need curate molecules and properties. One of the my favorite package is chembl_structure_pipeline. Because it is easy to install and has well validated pipeline. The package supports structure preparation but doesn’t data preparation. Today I would like toContinue reading "Useful data preparation package for cheminformatics #RDKit #Aurois #cheminformatics"| Is life worth living?
Last week I have an opportunity to visit UK for my bussines. I could see beautiful rape blossoms from my way to hotel from Heathrow air port! I participated a workshop as a organaizer and we discus…| Is life worth living?
Discover how indie author Mo Fanning markets his new LGBTQ+ novel Rainbows and Lollipops — and why preorders matter more than ever.| Mo Fanning Author
Recently I think relationship between ML and CADD become more closer compared to several years ago. DiffDock is one of the very nice work for interation of cheminformatics and SBDD. It uses diffusi…| Is life worth living?
UK author Mo Fanning explores why found family matters to LGBTQ+ people more than ever and how this inspired his new novel.| Mo Fanning Author
I’m on vacation from thinking about the future. All I have to do is lay in bed with her watching a stupid movie. When she goes to piss her dog gets on the bed. Her pug, Cinnamon. Cinnamon is …| delicioustacos
I stared at the dozen drafts rotting like a dead skunk in my "bearblog" folder. It's been awhile hasn't it? 2024 was four months ago. Everyday has b...| The return to something insignificant
A method to provide common data analysis and exploration, such as lists, filtering, searching, analysis, editing and charting, across a variety of heterogenous tables, without code duplication.| Musing Mortoray
March is the end of fisical year in most of Japanese company. So I’m busy…. But fortunately I have a time for coding in this weekend. I tested substructure search with RDKit. Substructu…| Is life worth living?
When the world pushes us out, we build our own: How chosen families shape LGBTQ+ lives, resilience, and belonging.| Mo Fanning Author
Eve Hill-Agnus attends Guadalajara Art Weekend and Mexico City's Zona Maco, Feria Material, and Salón ACME.| Artforum
British author Mo Fanning laments how indie writers struggle to find support from indie book stores and rely on Amazon to keep the lights on| Mo Fanning Author
Was in den vergangenen Wochen so los war? Der Beitrag Mein Januar: Fashion Week, Date Nights und meine Workout-Challenge erschien zuerst auf Journelles.| Journelles
Loneliness, unrestrained capitalism, overconsumption and AI harm. Let's do better in and from 2025.| tjex.net
Meanwhile, just an hour’s train ride away, Hangzhou’s inaugural “Make a Swing” art week, organized by By Art Matters—the city’s new contemporary art museum helmed by Francesco Bonami—offered a seamlessly orchestrated program across thirty-two venues, tempting visitors to escape the scheduling chaos of Shanghai altogether.| Artforum
The fifteenth edition of Dak’Art, scheduled for May 2024 and titled “The Wake: Awakening, Xàll wi,” had been pushed back, postponed six months due to political instability. And I was here within a day of its opening to tap the pulse of the hectic, unbridled city lapped by ocean waves.| Artforum
I’m now @cassandraleeok on X. I’m moving out of the mathematics space and putting my past behind as a STEM advocate. I don’t believe in that cause anymore. Now I’m focused on rebuilding myself in cyber security and as an editor; I realized I enjoy finding out what makes stories work rather than actually writing … Continue reading New branding→| Cassandra Lee Yieng
"Get Out and Stay Out" was recorded for the 1979 Quadrophenia film soundtrack and wasn't part of the original album in 1973. That's Kenney Jones on drums, Keith Moon having [...]| Roger Baylor
Shape based alignment approach is useful for LBDD which is not available for target protein structure. However there are few OSS to align molecules like OpenEye’s ROCS. Also GPU based tools a…| Is life worth living?
This publication contains all the articles from the four digital Journals of 2020 and can be purchased from the publisher Lulu (www.lulu.com). It features a wide range of articles by monks and lay practitioners. See the Annual page for more …Continue reading →| Journal of the Order of Buddhist Contemplatives
We are pleased to announce that the latest issue of our Journal is now available as a PDF and an eBook. It features an excerpt from a soon-to-be-published book by Rev. Master Daishin Morgan. There are also four other articles, …Continue reading →| Journal of the Order of Buddhist Contemplatives
We did not have a Summer Journal this year, but have been working on a double issue for Summer/Autumn which will be a special edition as a memorial to our Founder, Rev. Master Jiyu-Kennett, in the 20th anniversary year of …Continue reading →| Journal of the Order of Buddhist Contemplatives
3rd April 2014: We are glad to announce that the first digital version of the Journal is now available. The Journal is now available as a free pdf download, and as a kindle eBook from Amazon, US version for $3.43, …Continue reading →| Journal of the Order of Buddhist Contemplatives
Just a reminder that you can sign up to our new email newsletter at this page: https://journal.obcon.org/e-newsletter-sign-up/ and on that page there is a link to previous issues of the newsletter if you want to catch up on the news …Continue reading →| Journal of the Order of Buddhist Contemplatives
In the cheminformatics area we often use SMILES wich is 1D representation of molecules. But to conduct virtual screening we should prepare molecules from SMILES to 3D structure whith predict proton…| Is life worth living?
Designing a data manager that coordinates network requests to avoid duplicate loading| Musing Mortoray
NOVEMBER Sunday, November 1st– I think everyone knows someone with an old, worn-out, poorly cared-for car that has something wrong with it (examples: the passenger door won’t open from the outside, and the driver has to reach over and open … Continue reading →| The Great Indoorsman
Today I finished chapter 30 on security and I’m hoping to be done with the entire book early March. I can’t wait to have the book written and completed. However, after that the real work will begin of promoting the book!| NoOffice.org
Today I finished the last chapter on Mighty Fridays of the Part 1 of the book. Now I have 17 Chapters written and still another 15 to write. I’m more than half way through. Which is great! Check out the Table of Contents and start reading!| NoOffice.org
On my personal blog I wrote about my book writing progress and what you can find in the first 10 chapters of this book. I’m so happy with the progress so far. You can read all 10 chapters free here. Please let me know what you think!| NoOffice.org
Just wrote the chapter on meetings - with our #NoOffice-way of getting meetings right. Check it out. It’s more than 1800 words.| NoOffice.org
Started my daily summer writing challenge and wrote chapter 6 on… email! Again around 1.5k words (seems like an average number per chapter) but I needed to explain why using emails to coordinate stuff internally doesn’t make sense.| NoOffice.org
Back to writing and I just wrote a chapter 5 on… writing! It’s a longer one, more than 1.5K words but and later we’ll see if during editing we cut it shorter, but for now I think it’s pretty valuable. Hope you like it, too!| NoOffice.org
Finally got back to the groove of writing the book. I cannot postpone it anymore. I was busy launching Nozbe Teams but now I’m back in writing mode. Finalized the Part 1 intro - you’re using office wrong and the Chapter 4: focus and now I’m hoping to get to a regular rhythm of writing 500 words a day for the rest of June.| NoOffice.org
I managed to write the entire intro and I like it so far. Let’s see what you think about it now. This includes the Intro beginning - Modern work is changing as well as three intro chapters inside: how my dream started, how my team grew and why I believe this is the future of work. Please read it and let me know what you think. Start here. Thanks!| NoOffice.org
Finally after the whole COVID-19 situation has settled (and we’re finally getting the hang of the situation), I’m back at writing the book. Just wrote the intro and the first two chapters. Here’s to more writing tomorrow! I’ve decided to be very lean about it - write as fast as I can and let Magda edit my writing as soon as she can. I want to be as “lean” as possible with the book.| NoOffice.org
Just today finally imported a whole new outline on the book done on my iPad Pro in the Mind Node application:| nooffice.org
I suppose I should start doing some blogging again, this last half a year apparently became a sort of unscheduled break. I had plenty of other things on my mind, didn’t feel like writing. In case you’re interested, here’s some of what I did for my summer vacation: Over the summer I finalized the Tuovinen […]| Game Design is about Structure
Writing a type specification domain-specific-language to emit types, and more, for Python and TypeScript| Musing Mortoray
Here is a video that essentially shows Dave (the academic who's lab hosts the Phylo project) and his daughter playing a round of Phylo. It's a bit ad-hoc (essentially, they just played the game with some commentary, and there's also a bit where their dog starts barking crazily), but hopefully it's still helpful. One of| PHYLO: THE TRADING CARD GAME
From the MUSE magazine's website: "Last March we wrote about the ecosystem card game Phylo. Then the Phylo team used artwork you submitted to create a new, all-Muse deck. Now it's time to play: can you survive the game? Download and print the cards below in color (or cut them out of your November/December 2013| PHYLO: THE TRADING CARD GAME
This was an interview done with David Ng and Barry Joseph, the Associate Director For Digital Learning, Youth Initiatives, at the American Museum of Natural History. Essentially, they've been chatting with each other on a collaboration between the Phylo project and the museum, that will involve pterosaurs (yes, that's right! These things!). The interview also| PHYLO: THE TRADING CARD GAME
(* in progress) - see this post for details. RELEASE DATE: May 30, 2012 NOTES: The Beaty Deck... SAMPLE CARDS: The Beaty Biodiversity Museum is a natural history museum in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Its collections include over two million specimens, including a 25-metre skeleton of a female blue whale buried in Tignish, Prince Edward| PHYLO: THE TRADING CARD GAME
Reprinted from Popperfont: The Phylo project is hard at work on preparing the next high quality Phylomon* deck, and this one will revolve around Charles Darwin and his wonderful 5 year voyage on the H.M.S. Beagle. At this point in time, we've enlisted the help of noted Darwinian aficionado, Karen James, who has nicely| PHYLO: THE TRADING CARD GAME
Last night, London's Natural History Museum had a huge open house for members of the public, and the Phylo project was fortunate enough to be included in their "gaming" room. In the month leading up to this, the crew at the museum brainstormed on what sort of cards might be needed for a good "UK"| PHYLO: THE TRADING CARD GAME
And wait for your lovely comments… Hah! I’ve disabled comments. It turns out the last boy I’ve fancied has returned to his previous girlfriend. All the good men are indeed taken. …| Cassandra Lee Yieng
Had a nap since 5pm. [radio silence] This is just wrong. I woke up 9:37pm and MUM STILL NOT HOME. This is alarming. Dad said mum fell down. This is just wrong. We should have been having a reunion …| Cassandra Lee Yieng
Haikus I’ve written on| Cassandra Lee Yieng
Now that I’ve recovered from an illness since mid-November 2022, I quite enjoy resuming my exercise workouts. Feeling weaker but one has to fight those feelings of lethargy. And rebuild the s…| Cassandra Lee Yieng
The thing’s such that I want to run But if I run It won’t get done| Cassandra Lee Yieng
I have an idea why I’ve been feeling down these days. It seems like whenever I feel like life’s not worth living, Mum would complain about a chore I’ve left undone and she’d…| Cassandra Lee Yieng
