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← more from Relapse Records + add album track merch new artist existing artist stats electronic metal rock alternative hip-hop/rap experimental punk pop ambient <a class="discover-link rock" data-bind="click: function () { discoverJumpRedirect('rock'); }"> <div>rock</div> <div class="shape-container"> <span class="arrow"></span> </div> </a> <a class="discover-link hip-hop" data-bind="click: function () { discoverJumpRedirect('hip-hop-rap'); }"> <div>hip-hop/rap</div> <div class="shape-container"> <span class="arrow"></span> </div> </a> <a class="discover-link alternative" data-bind="click: function () { discoverJumpRedirect('alternative'); }"> <div>alternative</div> <div class="shape-container"> ...

tildeverse.org we're a loose association of like-minded tilde communities. if you're interested in learning about *nix (linux, unix, bsd, etc) come check out our member tildes and sign up! tildes are pubnixes in the spirit of tilde.club , which was created in 2014 by paul ford . member status in the tildeverse mainly involves some level of engagement or presence on irc; all other systems are independent. stop by our irc network (or use our web client ) and hang out. there's a bot that can toot from this mastodon account , but it's mostly silly quotes from chat. see more details aussies.space cosmic.voyage ctrl-c.club envs radiofreqs.space thunix tilde.black tilde.club tilde.institute tilde.pink tilde.team tilde.town wilde here are some of the things that we provide for tilde users and some projects that we're w...

global menubar dropped into a single include. todo: revisit and fork? + add album track merch new artist existing artist stats partner Fan only profile pic ko if: $parent.loggedInFanPhoto() /ko ko ifnot: $parent.loggedInFanPhoto() /ko ARTIST ko if: bmgr.bands().length >= 1 && loggedInBand() artists PRO view site edit profile tools ko ifnot: loggedInBand().hasService() subscription /ko ko if: loggedInBand().hasService() subscription /ko /ko FAN ko if: ($parent.fan() && !$parent.fan().private) view collection purchases /ko LABEL ARTISTS ko if: loggedInLabelMemberBands() && loggedInLabelMemberBands().length > 0 ko foreach: filteredLoggedInLabelMemberBands() /ko ko if: filteredLoggedInLabelMemberBands().length == 0 no results /ko /ko LINKED ACCOUNTS ko if: linkedNonLabelMemberBands().l...

Brand and toggle get grouped for better mobile display Toggle navigation Adam Elkus Collect the nav links, forms, and other content for toggling About Archive Categories Pages Tags 30 Jan 2020 » OK Doomer 05 Jan 2020 » Lift Up The Receiver, I'll Make You A Believer 04 Jan 2020 » Entering Pandemonium 18 Dec 2019 » The Accidental Masterpiece 02 Dec 2019 » The Skynet That Failed 27 Nov 2019 » To Chain The Beast 20 Nov 2019 » The Laugh Track 08 Nov 2019 » Speedrunning Through The Language-Game 01 Nov 2019 » No Worse Friend 26 Oct 2019 » The Varieties Of The Technological Control Problem 21 Oct 2019 » The Hierarchy Of Cringe 10 Oct 2019 » The Banality of Forever War 05 Oct 2019 » Don't Let Your Memes Be Dreams 10 Sep 2019 » Design Sources 06 Sep 2019 » Gotta Go Fast © 2020 Adam Elkus | style | gif Placed at the end of the document so the pages load faster ...

Skip to main content AAAS LOGO hardcoded ScienceMag.org Search X Advanced Search NAV = CONTENTS + OTHER Contents News Careers Journals closed tertiary <div class="article__body"> Researchers are growing date palm plants using 2000-year-old seeds. Their traits may improve modern varieties (pictured). Jenny E. Ross/Minden Pictures By Andrew Curry Feb. 5, 2020 , 3:05 PM Researchers have successfully grown dates from 2000-year-old seeds recovered from an ancient fortress and caves in the Middle East. The find reveals how ancient farmers were selectively breeding dates from around the region, and it could give clues to how dates can survive for millennia. “This is an astonishing result,” says Robin Allaby, a geneticist at the University of Warwick who was not part of the research ...

Skip to main content Newsletter Sign In Search News Books & Culture Fiction & Poetry Humor & Cartoons Magazine Crossword Video Podcasts Archive Goings On Open Navigation Menu Fictio n February 17 & 24, 2020 Issue By Haruki Murakam i February 10, 2020 Illustration by Adrian Tomine What I find strange about growing old isn’t that I’ve got older. Not that the youthful me from the past has, without my realizing it, aged. What catches me off guard is, rather, how people from the same generation as me have become elderly, how all the pretty, vivacious girls I used to know are now old enough to have a couple of grandkids. It’s a little disconcerting—sad, even. Though I never feel sad at the fact that I have similarly aged. I think what makes me feel sad about the girls I knew growing old is that it forces me to admit, all over again, that my youthful dreams are gone forever. The death of a dr...

This is a dumb hack, we should only have one or the other from the the template context, so only one of the following will be rendered. ...

This is a dumb hack, we should only have one or the other from the the template context, so only one of the following will be rendered. ...

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