Over the course the 2019 Daily Meditations, Richard Rohr mines the depths his Christian tradition through his Franciscan and contemplative lens. Each week builds on previous topics, but you can join at any time!
Created by two developers who love music to code by, this newsletter focuses on newly released indie music with some "new to you" (i.e. recently released under the radar songs) and throwbacks (i.e. old skool indie).
We started this project with one goal in mind: share with our listeners all the amazing and fascinating applications artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) that we come across in our daily research, which we simply can't…
The Astronomy Department at the University Washington (UW) began in 1965 and has grown to 15 full and part-time faculty, approximately 20 postdocs, and 30 graduate students. Like every department at the UW, our goals and responsibilities…
The Saguaro Astronomy Club (SAC) was formed in 1977 to promote fellowship and the exchange of information among its members — amateur astronomers. SAC members meet monthly for both general meetings and observing sessions, and regularly cond…
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