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These States Legalized Weed. More Heart Attacks Followed
These States Legalized Weed. More Heart Attacks Followed
This research is still observational, meaning it can only demonstrate a correlation between cannabis legalization and rising hospital visits from cardiovascular disease, not a clear cause-and-effect relationship. The data used in the study also isn’t specific enough to compare individual states to one another.
Have you ever eaten a 100mg edible? I could see that causing a heart attack out of pure fear and paranoia if you don’t know what you’re getting yourself into. I’ve also made my own scientific observation on the correlation between cannabis use and the likelihood that my caloric intake at a McDonalds or Burger King will surpass five figures, through a proprietary blend of grease and dietary carcinogens.
↳ via Gizmodo
A thank-you for your wayside cross heritage volunteers: a photo of the old stone cross on the moor road, the worn shaft against a wide sky or a volunteer's hand clearing lichen from the socket stone as a jigsaw
A thank-you for your wayside cross heritage volunteers: condition recorders, walk leaders and guides, history and archive volunteers, photographers, path and bracken volunteers, landowner liaison, teachers, committee members and the founders. The old stone cross on the moor road against a wide sky, the worn head in side light or a volunteer's hand on the socket stone as a jigsaw, with your note at the end.
A thank-you for your boundary stone and beating the bounds volunteers: a photo of the weathered parish stone in the hedge bank, the walkers with willow wands on the old line or a volunteer's hand clearing moss from the carved letters as a jigsaw
A thank-you for your boundary stone and beating the bounds volunteers: walk leaders, map and archive volunteers, stone recorders, landowner liaison, church volunteers, teachers and parents, tea makers and the founders. The weathered parish stone in the hedge bank, walkers with willow wands on the old line or a volunteer clearing moss from the carved letters as a jigsaw, with your note at the end.
A thank-you for your packhorse bridge heritage volunteers: a photo of the narrow stone arch over the beck, low parapets worn smooth by centuries of hooves or a volunteer's hand on the mossy cobbles as a jigsaw
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A thank-you for your village lock-up heritage volunteers: a photo of the little round stone cell on the green, its domed roof and studded oak door, or a volunteer's hand on the old iron lock as a jigsaw
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Merge pull request #245 from TheBenMeadows/marfa-no-imprint-link
Site release f8a51a5: Merge pull request #245 from TheBenMeadows/marfa-no-imprint-link. Every build ships a signed manifest; see /mirrors/ for verification.
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It’s been six years
Six years ago today (October 22), my dad died after a brief illness from COVID. He tested positive on Saturday, and died the following Thursday. Dad worked in Emergency Services, and so his death was ruled a Line Of Duty Death. I have written so much about him over the years, but it is the … Continue reading "It’s been six years"
A thank-you for your maypole volunteers: a photo of the ribbons plaited down the pole on the village green, children mid-dance under a May sky or a volunteer's hands untangling the coloured braids as a jigsaw
A thank-you for your maypole volunteers: dance leaders, pole keepers and riggers, ribbon menders, musicians, costume and flower-crown makers, stewards, May Day and fete committees, school staff and parents, history volunteers and the founders. The ribbons plaited down the pole on the village green, children mid-dance under a May sky or a volunteer's hands untangling the braids as a jigsaw, with your note at the end.
A thank-you for your fingerpost volunteers: a photo of the freshly painted signpost at the crossroads, a cast-iron finial against the sky or a volunteer's brush lettering the miles as a jigsaw
A thank-you for your fingerpost volunteers: surveyors, painters and signwriters, joiners and metalworkers, history volunteers, coordinators, traffic safety and verge volunteers, archive, oral history, school volunteers and the founders. The freshly painted signpost at the crossroads, a cast-iron finial against the sky or a volunteer's brush lettering the miles as a jigsaw, with your note at the end.
A thank-you for your tithe barn heritage volunteers: a photo of the great stone barn in the autumn fields, the oak roof timbers lit by the open doors or a volunteer's hand on a worn threshing floor as a jigsaw
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A thank-you for your ice house heritage volunteers: a photo of the domed brick chamber half-hidden in the woodland bank, lantern light on the curved walls or a volunteer's hand on the old drainage grate as a jigsaw
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🔗 How LEGO Engineered the Perfect Plaything
Yes it is - and yet great as it is - and flexible as it is - it does teach us that everything has a place and that there is a place for everything … which I am not sure is a good lesson.
It has a sense that ‘all’ is preordained.
I’d just finished building a dashboard that does what I want. Then I read this.
She is not wrong, but continue I will;
- learning a lot
and what I built
- reveals where best to focus, because it is based on what I want - not what I have.
Some things just aren’t being captured.
Onto phase two.
💬 via John Naughton
I keep on hearing that there is no bubble. And as one wag pointed out bubbles don’t only pop - sometimes they slowly deflate. Either way - bubble or no bubble - this is the problem. If you don’t look under the hood - you might be lulled into a sense of false security.
🔗 The man hiking the world in search of rare cheeses
🖇️ Not this man .. who has literally walked around the world.
I think ‘cheese guy’ is more figuratively speaking.
Îs ‘speaking’ the right word?
🔗 In Defence of Process - you know that boring stuff that everyone pooh poos?
🔗 Scripting News: Monday, October 19, 2026
I would like to have one day when Claude Code doesn’t fuck everything up by doing things it is explicitly prohibited from doing. I find things that were changed in critical parts of the program, that were indefensible.
Yeah - me too. Except - I don’t really get it every day - but a couple of days ago - oh boy - a doozy. I spotted it before it happened - so disaster averted - but if proof was ever needed … this is why you don’t run Claude on auto pilot.
I shared 🔗🎬📼 this clip in a comment earlier this week - but pushing it out again because;
- it is a good clip
- it is a good movie
- it is an iconic line that gets left off lists (get to the end).