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Upcoming St. Louis Area Plant Sales
Plant & Seed Swaps For School Gardeners. 4:30 pm October 10th Seed St. Louis Fall School Gardener Meet-Up & Perennial Plant Swap at Pershing Elementary School Garden, University City. Register 11 am to 1 pm October 12th, St. Charles Public Library event at Spencer Road Branch, St. Peter’s: Plant & Seed Swap 6 pm October 17th … Continue reading Upcoming St. Louis Area Plant Sales →
Travel Agent Rec for Cruises?
Pretty good PBS doc about st louis underground
A crosswalk with a flashing light means you are to stop.
Woman shot at Ameristar Casino, suspect arrested
A woman is left in critical condition after being shot at Ameristar Casino early Saturday morning.
This Week In Techdirt History: September 22nd – 28th
Five Years Ago This week in 2019, we learned more about how easy it was to buy access to people’s movements from companies gathering license plate data, while AT&T was proclaiming that it could not be sued for selling customer location data just as readily. A big EU ruling thankfully said the right to be […]
St. Louis alderman delays senior tax break update
A St. Louis alderman wants the city's top attorney to review two state legislators' criticism that city limits on the size of a senior property tax break and on the value of affected homes would violate a new state law.
How muddy is the Evolution Festival?
Is anyone moving right these days?
Here's a random thought for the weekend. Over the last decade or two there have been a lot of prominent opinion-havers moving from right to left. Here's a tiny sampling: Max Boot Bruce Bartlett John Cole Bill Kristol David Frum Jennifer Rubin Michael Steele Stuart Stevens George Conway Charlie Sykes etc. Some of this was ...continue reading "Is anyone moving right these days?"
Why are there so many people from out of state here this weekend
Crab Rangoon and Hot and Sour Soup?
Fright Fest
With thrills both on and off the rides, Fright Fest at Six Flags St. Louis is one of the spookiest fall festivals and events of the season. During the day, […]
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Best Local Credit Union for bad / rebuilding credit ?
Trump’s $100,000 watch is a thinly veiled bribe
Huh. This hadn't even occurred to me: What a creative way to bypass campaign finance limits pic.twitter.com/2PpjHRpmgy — Steve Jurvetson (@FutureJurvetson) September 27, 2024 The whole $100,000 watch scam had me puzzled. It's way too expensive for Trump's usual MAGA crowd, and it's almost laughably obvious that it's barely even a luxury watch, let alone ...continue reading "Trump’s $100,000 watch is a thinly veiled bribe"
Eureka Days
Round up your family and friends and head to Eureka, for its annual, shall we say, party. Eureka Days features carnival rides, a parade, a beer garden, a firework show […]
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How much has Tesla’s Supercharger network cost it?
Globally, Tesla has built about 60,000 EV charging stalls at 6,500 stations. How much did this cost? I asked seven different AI models: ChatGPT: $5 billion Perplexity: $2 billion Meta: no answer Google Gemini: "billions of dollars" Microsoft Copilot: $8 billion Claude: "in the billions of dollars range over the past decade" Grok: "likely ranging ...continue reading "How much has Tesla’s Supercharger network cost it?"
This Day in History on September 28: Discovery of Penicillin
September 28th has been a significant date in history, marked by pivotal events that have shaped the world in various ways. 1928 - Alexander Fleming Discovers Penicillin One of the most groundbreaking discoveries in medical history happened on September 28, 1928, when Scottish bacteriologist Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin. While working at St. Mary's Hospital in London, Fleming noticed that a mold called Penicillium notatum had killed a surrounding colony of bacteria. This chance observation led to the development of antibiotics, which have saved countless lives and revolutionized medicine. Fleming’s discovery marked the beginning of modern antimicrobial therapy, making it one of the most impactful events in medical history. 1941 - The Siege of Leningrad Begins During World War II, the German Army began its siege of Leningrad (now St. Petersburg) on September 28, 1941. This brutal blockade lasted for 872 days, causing immense suffering and loss of life. The
Saint Charles Oktoberfest
Dust off your lederhosen and get ready for the ultimate celebration of German culture. Returning to Frontier Park from Sept. 27 to 29, Saint Charles Oktoberfest promises to immerse attendees […]
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