The Queen of Hearts, and Sing a Song for Sixpence

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The Queen of Hearts, and Sing a Song for Sixpence

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The Marvelous Land Of Oz Reading by Roy Trumbull

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Caedmon's Hymn

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Nine Hundred Miles

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R.E.H.

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Souvenir of Gay Head Indelible Photographs

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Battle Hymn of the Republic

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Auf der Galerie

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Der Struwwelpeter

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To a Skull on My Bookshelf

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The Lost Temples of Xantoos

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Book of Esther

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We Wish You a Merry Christmas

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Pretty Saro

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Der kleine Häwelmann

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Declaration of Rights and Grievances

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Eve's Diary

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Lycanthropus

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Delia's Gone

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Book of Judith

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Die schwarze Galeere

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Évangile selon Jean

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Ecclesiastes

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Denslow's Three Bears

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Book of James

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Embankment at Night

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A Modest Proposal

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Frederick Hale A biographical sketch

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Infant's Cabinet of Birds & Beasts

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Early Spring

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96: Reviewing Elixir with José Valim - Part 4: José Valim in part 4 of 5 as we countdown to Elixir's 10 year anniversary! We cover 1.10, 1.11, and 1.12. Insights into Erlang’s design and history and how that impacts Elixir along with teases of upcoming things in 1.14!

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How to Choose a Sustainable Builder with Jeremy Spencer, Positive Footprints [Part 2 of 2 Episodes]

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?️ThursdAI - Jul 27: SDXL1.0, Superconductors? StackOverflowAI and Frontier Model Forum

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Get 6 from .org and 5 from .com: News WordPress 6.0 "Arturo" was released. This release was named for the Latin jazz musician and director Arturo O'Farrill. With nearly 1,000 enhancements and bug fixes, the second major release of 2022 is here. You can watch the official release over on YouTube. It is a minute and a half of great jazz and cool features. There were some interesting numbers on Gutenstats.blog of what blocks are used for with .com and Jetpack. The stats are interesting showing 76.6 million active installations and it is exciting to see where all the common blocks are being used. If you are interested to see where Gutenberg is headed, make sure you keep updated at make.wordpress.org. Are you interested in starting a new site with your idea or small business? WordPress Starter is a new, beautifully pared-back plan designed to put that idea center stage. For just $5/month you get fast WordPress managed hosting, unlimited site traffic, and reasonable startup prices.

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HRWB041-Digilent Analog Discovery II: Kaitlyn Franz, Digilent Instrumentation Product Manager

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297 Top 10 C++ Books (Beginner & Advanced) - Simple Programmer Podcast: So, a lot of you guys requested a Top 10 C++ Books and well... There you have it! Lately, I've been doing a lot of different Top Books on my channel. I figured it is an awesome way of providing a good way to start for those who want to learn new...

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ThursdAI Aug 3 - OpenAI, Qwen 7B beats LLaMa, Orca is replicated, and more AI news

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Podcast Ep. #16 – Max Haot and Launcher’s Ten-year Journey to Deliver Small Satellites to Orbit: On this episode I am speaking to Max Haot, who is the founder of Launcher, a rocket startup based out of Brooklyn, NY. Launcher was founded in early 2017 and is on a ten-year journey to deliver small satellites to orbit. More specifically,

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Potluck - Is Angular good? × Stencil.js × Self XSS × SVGs in React × Social Platforms for Devs × Project Handoff × Cleaning Knives × More!: It’s another potluck! In this episode, Scott and Wes answer your questions about getting your first web dev job, what makes a software engineer senior, handing off projects to clients, Angular vs React, the best social platforms for devs, and more!...

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Inspire and Educate through Open-Source Hardware Products with Lukas Henkel: Lukas Henkel, our guest in this episode was already into electronic engineering at age 10. He will share with us what made him interested in designing electronics, some details about the development of his Open-source laptop project, and will even gi...

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Episode 256: New ZK Use Cases with Dan Boneh: On this week’s episode, Anna and Kobi Gurkan chat with Dan Boneh, Professor of Computer Science at Stanford and Director of the Stanford Center for Blockchain Research. They discuss Dan’s more recent work in ZK Tech, both in education and in research, and review innovative use cases both Dan and his students have been working on since our last episode. It was great to have Dan back on the show, and we hope some of these ideas inspire listeners to jump in on the research or to build some products using these concepts.

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167: Customizing mix phx.new?: Ever thought of customizing `mix phx.new`? Tune in to our latest episode with Victor Björklund as we explore ways to customize Phoenix project generators! We also discuss tweaking generators for existing projects & more!

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Episode 203: MPC and DAGs with Aleph Zero's Adam Gagol & Matthew Niemerg: This week Anna speaks with Adam Gągol and Matthew Niemerg about Aleph Zero - an L1 project mixing ZKPs and MPCs with a DAG consensus algorithm. They explore their underlying DAG structure and their privacy solutions that leverage zero-knowledge proofs (zk-SNARKs) and Secure Multiparty Computation (sMPC).

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Prometheus with Julius Volz: It’s all about open source monitoring this week, as Prometheus Co-Founder Julius Volz, joins your co-hosts Francesc and Mark to talk all about Prometheus

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Improving DeFi User Experience with Push Notifications | EPNS | Harsh & Richa | Polygon Alpha Podcast

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Episode 237: Exploring ZK Research with Jens Groth: In this week’s episode, Anna and Kobi chat with guest Jens Groth, Director of Research at DFINITY and previously professor at Department of Computer Science, UCL. Jens Groth is a leading ZK researcher and is behind a number of advances in the field of ZK in the last few years such as the popular proving system Groth16. The conversation covers his earlier career, the cryptographic problems he tackled in his research, how he solved these, the results of this work as well as his move from research into industry and what he works on today.

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34: José Valim reveals Project Nx: José Valim visits and finally publicly reveals what Project Nx is! He and others have been working on it for 3 months and he's finally ready to unveil it. José will speak more about it at the LambdaDays conference,

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OpenSauced with Brian Douglas

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Automattic acquires Pocket Casts podcast app: Automattic purchases Pocket Casts, a popular podcast app that was facing an uncertain future. A quote from the creators of the app: “As part of Automattic, Pocket Casts will continue to provide you with the features needed to enjoy your favorite podcasts (or find something new). We will explore building deep integrations with WordPress.com and Pocket Casts, making it easier to distribute and listen to podcasts” Recent installs of WooCommerce were hit with a vulnerability which has since been patched. If you haven’t updated your WooCommerce site, please check that as soon as possible. A quote from the WooCommerce blog: Our investigation into this vulnerability and whether data has been compromised is ongoing. We will be sharing more information with site owners on how to investigate this security vulnerability on their site, which we will publish on our blog when it is ready. Pantheon host, known for WordPress hosting an

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Episode 207: Journey Through the Cosmos Ecosystem with Billy Rennekamp: This week, Anna chats with Billy Rennekamp about the Cosmos Hub ecosystem, ICF and some of the latest innovations he is watching. They discuss his early experiments with NFTs that led to the Clovers Network and his move into the Cosmos ecosystem. Through this, they cover how the space has evolved and the game changing potential of the IBC paradigm. Billy explains how the Cosmos Hub aims to support innovative modular development and shares the latest research into Interchain security, bridges, governance and much more.

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Machine Translation: To MT or Not To MT

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[Spotify VIDEO] Machine Translation: To MT or Not to MT?

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106: Coding Music Live in SonicPi with Sam Aaron: Sam Aaron explains how Sonic Pi can live code music performances, be used in education, and is moving more to Elixir! He plans to use Phoenix LiveView in the future to create distributed jamming sessions!

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State of The Word 2022: State of the Word 2022 has just completed another hybrid presentation. A mix of livestream on the official WordPress YouTube channel and in-person attendees traveled to NYC to watch Matt Mullenweg and others update us on all things WordPress. We'll cover some of the highlights in today's post. Tune in to listen to the complete recording of the event on our podcast or in the player above. Thanks for being a WP Minute reader/listener/viewer! Consider supporting us through a virtual coffee or joining our membership. Key takeaways Gutenberg will be bigger than WordPress itself. To mobile apps and the web. bbPress forms now have Gutenberg Using Blocks Everywhere plugin. Will be embedded in BuddyPress. PEW Research using Gutenberg Day One App using Gutenberg in web app Mobile Gutenberg is dual-licensed GPL & MPL Tumblr using Gutenberg 500 meetups doubled their events in 2022 1 WordCamp in 2021 to 22 in 2022 Community Summit is

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What we have learned about K8s and Open-source when building Keptn: Keptn is now a CNCF sandbox project bringing a new event-driven approach to continuous delivery and operations. While many are just hearing about Keptn the first time, it is interesting to learn more about how it started, which challenges the team ran...

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#116 From Architect to Dev at GitHub with Jessica Lord: In this week's episode of the podcast, freeCodeCamp founder Quincy Larson interviews Jessica Lord, AKA JLord. She's worked as a software engineer for more than a decade at companies like GitHub and Glitch.  Among her many accomplishments, Jessica...

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#037: Zero to Hero Network Automation Journey with Anthony House and Christian Bray, Part 1: Hello and welcome to Network Automation Nerds podcast.  Today on the show, we will talk to Anthony and Christian about going from completely manual network operation to robust, usable, and practical network automation in 2 short years. Why is this relevant to you? Because they have a relatively simple formula that can be reused by other organizations, large and small.  In part 1 of the talk, we will focus on their background and the context in which the network is operated in. The initial exploratory phase and the first big project Anthony and Christian worked on.  I am super excited to have Anthony and Christian on the show. Let’s dive right in! Anthony’s blog: https://campusnetworkengineering.com Nornir Deep Dive: https://theworldsgonemad.net/2021/nornir-tasks/ Nautobot: https://docs.nautobot.com/projects/core/en/stable/ Nautobot Golden Configuration App: https://github.com/nautobot/nautobot-

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Episode 244: Journey to Blockchain with David Tse: In this episode, Anna and Guillermo chat with David Tse about his career and research spanning from early Networking, Mobile Networking, P2P, all the way up to his work on formalizing Blockchain systems. Along the way, they touch on topics like David’s paper 'The Price of Anarchy', the Prism work, his work with the Ethereum Foundation and his new project Babylon.

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044 101 Series: .NET Core and ASP.NET Core: Why would I move to .NET Core? If I move, can I just recompile my .NET code with the new .NET Core and run it on Linux? Or is there more to it? What is .NET Core at all and what does it provide as compared to ASP.NET Core? Can I still monitor my .NET...

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Do We Still Need Strong Copyleft Licenses?: It’s a good idea to understand the open source licenses governing the projects you use. Luckily, it’s less daunting than you may think. We start with the very basics of copyright and move to open source and the difference between permissive and copyleft licenses—and how they govern the world of open source software. But we learn how these distinctions may not be as relevant as they once were. The landscape of tech is changing. Developer culture isn’t what it used to be—and neither is how we consume software. We ask: Do we still need strong copyleft licenses?