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Perhaps you’ve come across terms like aquiline nose, hircine visage, or pierine grace in something you’ve read, or maybe you’ve seen aedine disease or ovine embryology in scientific or medical writing. Here’s a list of as many animal-related -ine (or -ian) words that I can find!
My new favourite is phalangine.
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Society needs journalism – but in a different way. Investigative journalism is always relevant. We need reporting that polices our institutions and uncovers truth. But important findings don’t have to arrive in the form of news. Long journal articles and in-depth books are good, too.
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Richard Harris and Peter O’Toole, talk rugby, friendship, and Galway cricket.
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Snapchat highlights the power of deletion in resisting the gentle totalitarianism of endless sharing.
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Google and Android are forces which are are very powerful but which are, to a large degree, uncontrolled, even by their own managers.
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The premise is simple, split apart the components of your multi-color vector, add each element to your icon font, and then stack them to create a mega-icon.
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It appears to be so effective it allows you to execute a tracking shot without a track, a pan / tilt without a tripod and a dolly shot without a dolly!
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if being cheap is your only angle you’re not disruptive
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Time passes at a rate of one second per second for every observer. The frequency of a remote clock relative to an observer is affected by velocity and gravity. The clocks inside GPS satellites are adjusted for relativistic effects.