On housecleaning, homemaking, and everyday domestic knowledge I used to work in Gov Docs in college and I during downtimes would often peruse the aisles in search of, well, anything interesting. I also liked to read anything interesting that came across my desk being checked out or returned. One such item was the collection of […]
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Frazer Price Palette Box with Jackson’s Fine Art Watercolors This is my most beautiful watercolor palette by far. I was immediately drawn to it when I saw it at on my last trip to London. I was in Europe in Summer 2023 on my Fund For Teachers grant research trip. I flew into London and
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One of the most anticipated events in Baton Rouge every year White Light Night in Mid City Baton Rouge is one of the most anticipated events of the year. It’s a huge event for local businesses in Mid City, up and down Jefferson Hwy near the Garden District down to Government St. I’m so thankful
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With a slice of Raspberry Pi When I was in high school, kids were making HTML websites. Kids these days are making apps. What will the kids of the future be making? I think they’ll be fine-tuning large language models (LLMs). There is so much opportunity for experimentation and customization. Then there’s all the different
It all started in 2017 during the coding craze… My radio journey began in a curious way, that is, not with radio at all. In 2017 I was caught up in the coding craze and was learning how to code. I kept getting frustrated with the process because I couldn’t understand how it all truly
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I’m so excited for this comeback Why digital computing dominated for so long: -Smaller transistors -Higher clock speeds -More parallelism But modern computing is reaching its energy limits and there are some things that can be done far more efficiently with analog than with digital. I’m learning more and more about this, and I have
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Do you have oats but don’t know what to do with them? Here I share many uses for the humble oat. FOOD & DRINK 1. Cooked Oatmeal (the base)Simmer 1 part oats to 2 parts water or milk until thick. Add salt for savory or honey for sweet. 2. Baked OatmealMix 1 cups oats, 1cup
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At the Louisiana Old State Capitol Thank you to Louisiana Public Broadcasting (LPB), The Old State Capitol, and a special thank you to Ken Burns for allowing us to have a special early screening of your latest documentary series one hour before the national release! From the start of the episode it was clear that
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