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Cooking for One PBS Food Archive for

Heidi began the blog in 2003 when she looked at her vast collection of cookbooks and decided that it was time to stop collecting and start cooking. She was sick of repeating the same recipes over and over again. She felt it was time to explore the books in her collection. Heidi Swanson’s 101 Cookbooks focuses on providing healthy everyday recipes. It currently features over 700 vegetarian, whole food, vegan, and instant pot recipes.

Anova attaches to the side of any pot or vessel with an adjustable clamp.
Sous vide water ovens heat

koreng 28/04/2025

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The Long Flight to Antarctica – Stuck in Customs

Daily Photo – The Long Flight to Antarctica

It was well over 10 hours from Christchurch, New Zealand to Antarctica and this was our temporary home. I had never been on a plane in these conditions, so it was great to experience something new. However, before I got on board, my friend Stu and I were warned about something that scared us.

We had a briefing from a woman that works for Antarctica NZ before we went. She told us the plane would have people going to the four bases down there: New Zealand, USA, Italy, and South Korea. Each

koreng 27/04/2025

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Astrophotography Tips for Beginners | Light stalking

Astronomy photography (astrophotography) is probably one of the most difficult types of photography that can be undertaken by the amateur photographer. It is also one of the most inspirational types of photography and is always immensely popular.

Attention: Grab your free cheat sheet for Milky Way photography! Click Here

Luckily for us, some amateur photographers still take the time to equip and train themselves and so are able to show us remarkable work like the astronomy photos below. But it is not an easy thing to do this type of photography.

In fact, a quick look at the Flickr pools

koreng 26/04/2025

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Clever kid finds an unusual way to talk to his deployed dad

Samson Ramirez of Colorado Springs, Colorado, found an unusual way to stay in contact while his beloved dad was away on deployment with the Army. After overhearing his parents talking about their home security system, Samson came up with the ingenious idea of using the doorbell camera to record daily messages for his dad to see.

Watch the video to see Samson’s long-distance messages to his Army dad.

Humankind from USA TODAY tells uplifting stories about kindness, triumphs, and special relationships. We wouldn’t be able to show the world all this kindness if it weren’t for people like you who

koreng 25/04/2025

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Landmark Baltimore Camera Repair Shop Closes After 29 Years – Johnny Martyr

In November of 2021, with work picking up again from the COVID lockdowns, I decided to pay a visit to my local camera repair shop and get a few things things back in order.

I took my Nikon 35mm 1.4 AIS and 105mm 1.8 AIS in for service and was inspired to write an article for Petapixel on the history of my experiences at Baltimore Photo-Electronic Service. My article chronicled my coming of age in photography and the importance of Lev Gutman’s cluttered little shop that has been supporting my efforts for the last twenty years.

In the article, I

koreng 24/04/2025

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An Organic Garden Party Wedding in San Diego

Ever since Micah Weesner met Sarah Casmass during the first night of college on August 14, 2013, he was smitten. Sarah, on the other hand, needed some convincing. During their first semester of freshman year, Micah asked Sarah out four different times. Sarah turned him down again and again. It wasn’t until Thanksgiving break that Sarah realized her feelings might be mutual. By the end of freshman year, they were an item.

On September 16, 2017, Micah got down on one knee and popped the question. This time, Sarah didn’t reject him. “Altogether, it was the best day of our

koreng 23/04/2025

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James Webb Space Telescope Reports Fix for Observation Mode Issue

Camera issues are no fun, but imagine trying to fix something as far away as the James Webb telescope in space.

Gold and silver wheels and cogs turning with one another in a mechanism. Photo by Josh Redd

We’re sure it’s no easy task but, luckily for us, some of the best minds in the entire world are on it and have now reported a fix for an issue involving “increased friction” detected during a science observation back in September of this years.

NASA first noted the problem in a blog post back then and explained that the telescope’s Mid-Infrared

koreng 22/04/2025

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Little Camera, Big Money – Johnny Martyr

Everyone else is making money from Leica Number 105 so I figured I’d throw my hat in the ring for a few bucks too. Hey! Before you read any further, like and subscribe as they say! ️

Don’t know what I’m talking about? Last week, it was announced that Leica camera creator, Oskar Barnack’s personal 1923 prototype camera sold at auction for more than 20% over estimates, cashing out at a heart stopping 14.4 million Euro or over 15 million USD.

When it was initially announced that this rudimentary yet priceless camera would go to auction, many news sources and

koreng 21/04/2025

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