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Great to see more offline map projects. Is this any different than Organic Maps currently? The about page indicated this project is a continuation of Organic Maps due to issues with that project, not sure if there are new features or if it will be the main project going forward.

Amazing map! Where is the rest of Staten Island?

Le Laboureur work shirts can be under $150 at some stores. They are a different style though and have been difficult to find in stock online.

I only recently ordered some so have no direct experience. The durability of the fabric and quality of construction are substantial from everything I've read.

It might not be sorted intentionally as part of the challenge of the game.

It's worth asking to use a bag you've brought. I do that all the time and businesses don't mind at all. Many are actually surprised and think it's a great idea.

For less planned purchases, I find it pretty easy to keep a bag in backpacks, jackets, etc. for ad hoc purchases (or carrying anything generally) to forgo one time use bags. The ones I use for everything are lightweight and foldable, and can easily fit in a pocket.

In my seventh grade history/social sciences class two of our main projects were to draw physical maps (no political borders) of Africa and North America. They were drawn on blank paper a few feet in each direction, and students would generally draw a faint grid to help with accuracy.

We were graded on the number of physical features included, and how accurately the coasts, rivers, mountains, etc. were drawn.

I wonder if anyone still teaches with similar projects. It was a great way to learn in detail about the surface of the Earth.

The Silver Service / Palmetto route mostly follows I-95 from NYC to Florida. [1]

There's also the Auto Train route from DC to Orlando which will transport passengers and their vehicles. [2]

1. https://www.amtrak.com/routes/silver-service-palmetto-train.... 2. https://www.amtrak.com/routes/auto-train.html

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Source article: http://dx.doi.org/10.1126/sciadv.1700336

Perhaps http://snapsvg.io/ could work for your use case?

I was under the impression that cargo capacity is currently expanding. Maersk is taking delivery of 11 new ships within the next year and a half: http://theloadstar.co.uk/maersk-refines-fleet-second-generat...

Original site, yet there are many dead links: http://www.the5k.org/

Beta signup: https://www.google.com/recaptcha/intro/comingsoon/invisibleb...

PDF available from one of the authors: http://www.dashunwang.com/pdf/Sinatra2016-Science.pdf

Just tried out the app. Interesting and important goal for the app with an effective clear and simple design. Great work!

Edit: After using the app a bit more, there are a few interface changes that could improve the app. Is there any place to contact you about this? The app store didn't have any contact information.

I made sortable NMR chemical shift data tables for impurities to improve access to this information for chemists and students: http://nmrs.io/

Two submitted articles on the habitability of Proxima Centauri b: http://www.ice.cat/personal/iribas/Proxima_b/publications.ht...

I've come across some curiosity driven skill acquisition research for robots that is similar to this. Below is a link to one of the articles and more related articles can be found from this author.

https://scholar.google.com/citations?view_op=view_citation&h...

Agreed, mainly just some history of digital camo. Camopedia [1] has similar information, and it looks like China has been using these patterns since 2007.

[1] http://camopedia.org/index.php?title=Digital_patterns

Great article. I'll be sharing this with some colleagues that work in drug discovery.

You might find this article by Chris Harris a few years ago interesting. It describes the journalism environment of Ferrari back then. I believe he was banned from driving their cars for three years due to this article.

http://jalopnik.com/5760248/how-ferrari-spins

Any chance of changing links to not open new tabs? This makes use of the site difficult on mobile by constantly needing to close windows.

Clearing history and website data resolved this problem as well. However all open tabs will be closed.

Nice, same thought process here.

> Why do journalists do this?

I agree, this doesn't really help convey the size of the number. It assumes readers know the circumference of the Moon, when the size relative to Earth would be more useful.

I agree with the researchers that expanding the sample size should help support whether this effect is substantive. They don't comment on any mechanism of action, and gadolinium contrast agents can be detrimental without an MRI exam.

This might be possible but I don't think the effect is significant. Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy is used extensively to analyze molecular structure and monitor reactions. NMR instruments commonly have about 7-14 tesla magnets.