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- SearchResearch Challenge (12/4/19): Does anything live deep in the earth? As you know, I love diving... ... and although I never go much below 100 feet (33 meters), I'm fascinated by the creatures that live way down deep in the sea. They're interesting, wonderful, and exceedingly strange. But... as I was talking with a friend yesterday I realized that while I have a pretty good idea of the animals that live in the bott […]
- Why connected people are also better searchers! I bet you’re a skilled online searcher... ....if you’re reading this, you might even be an expert at online search. Note: This post originally appeared in the blog, Connected Learning. But improving your search skills is one of those things that will pay dividends way beyond your expectations. That’s what this post is really all about—how to be much better […]
- Answer: Where'd the river go? What's the logo?I first noticed the river's end because it didn't make any sense to me... When I went on my run, I got to that point at the river's edge and noticed that it just sort of... stopped! That's the part that didn't look right to me. How can a big river like this just quit? Here's a closeup of that part. River's just don […]
- SearchResearch Challenge (12/4/19): Does anything live deep in the earth?
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Category Archives: Crocheting
First crochet hook
I bought my first crochet hook (3.00 mm) and skein of yarn today (dalegarn "Baby Ull" machine washable wool, 50 g color 3718) from "Pinch Knitter" in Stanwood. Travel there if you can- it’s a small shop (2 rooms, one with … Continue reading
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