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Carol Beardsley, Peter Beardsley, Adrian Lewis, Sean Dyche, Steve McClaren, Bob, Andy, and Barry Homeowner. Neil Hunt, Mark Lawrenson, Debbie Alli, Harry Kane, Eric Dier, Martin from Homes Under the Hammer, Dominic Littlewood, and Mickey Dixon. And of course I couldn't forget Casper!

I haven’t had the time to go to a local charity thrift store for a few weeks now (usually stop in once a week), but I made time this morning and it was a good decision. All physical media was half off! And this store is already cheap on media (paperbacks are 50 cents while hardbacks, DVDs/blurays, and CDs are $1) compared to their clothing (more like reseller prices), so that’s the section I usually stick to. Behold my $3.52 haul!

AI-generated summary from voice-to-text transcript. Not the official record. Verify important details with the source documents found at the link below. [https://petaluma-civic.fly.dev/meetings/1692](https://petaluma-civic.fly.dev/meetings/1692) This was a full regular meeting of the Petaluma City Council, also convening as the Petaluma Community Development Successor Agency and the Petaluma Public Financing Authority. Councilmember Barnacle was absent. The meeting opened with proclamations for Arbor Day, Earth Day, and National Historic Preservation Month, and closed in memory of West Marin dairy rancher and cheesemaker Rick Frake and community attorney Jim Dobrosky, who was recognized fo...

\--- The Prime Dust Project: A Geometric Window into the Riemann Hypothesis A Complete Research Note — Revised with Critical Analytic Observations April 2026 \--- Abstract We investigate the geometric properties of the set S = {1/p² : p prime} ⊂ (0,1\]. Its box‑counting dimension is exactly 1/2, a value famously associated with the critical line of the Riemann zeta function. We derive the exact decomposition of the finite‑scale dimension estimate D(ε), showing that its convergence rate is controlled by the prime counting error E(x) = π(x) − Li(x). Using the explicit formula, we prove analytically that the residual Δ(ε) = D(ε) − D\_smooth(ε) oscillates as a superposit...

The Geometry of Prime Dust: A Fractal Window into the Riemann Hypothesis and Beyond Working Notes — April 2026 \\--- 1. Introduction: What Is "Prime Dust"? Take every prime number, square it (4, 9, 25, 49, 121…), and then invert it into a tiny fraction: \\\`\\\`\\\` 1/4, 1/9, 1/25, 1/49, 1/121 ... \\\`\\\`\\\` These values all land in the interval (0, 1\\\]. As primes grow, the fractions cluster closer and closer to zero. This set of points—call it prime dust—has a remarkable property: its "roughness," measured by box-counting dimension, is exactly 1/2. The number 1/2 also appears at the heart of the Riemann Hypothesis (RH) , which conjectures that all no...

\--- The Geometry of Prime Dust: A Fractal Window into the Riemann Hypothesis and Beyond Working Notes — April 2026 \--- 1. Introduction: What Is "Prime Dust"? Take every prime number, square it (4, 9, 25, 49, 121…), and then invert it into a tiny fraction: \`\`\` 1/4, 1/9, 1/25, 1/49, 1/121 ... \`\`\` These values all land in the interval (0, 1\]. As primes grow, the fractions cluster closer and closer to zero. This set of points—call it prime dust—has a remarkable property: its "roughness," measured by box-counting dimension, is exactly 1/2. The number 1/2 also appears at the heart of the Riemann Hypothesis (RH) , which conjectures that all non-trivial...

I was listening to [A Whole New World by Lea Salonga and Brad Kane ](https://youtu.be/xYjFxFFdyyk?si=DB3i4tzPLEMpXkQw)on Spotify and the first 6 seconds sounds like [Green Meadows (Summer).](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FSCvlIOBPEg&list=PLENWDoAcljJ-T_EXpkYDfWirDQKYdBmJG&index=6) Melody triggered my muscle memory and I spent the next 5 minutes trying to remember where it was from. Littlewood soundtrack is absolute banger

Proof 1. The decimal 0.(9) is defined as the supremum of the set of its partial sums (0.9, 0.99, 0.999, ...). Since 1 is an upper bound for this set and by the Archimedean property for any ε > 0 there exists an element x in the set such that x > 1 - ε, the least upper bound is exactly 1. Proof 2. The infinite sequence is formally a geometric series written as the sum from n=1 to ∞ of 9(10⁻ⁿ). Using the standard convergence formula for an infinite geometric series a/(1 - r) with first term a = 9/10 and common ratio r = 1/10, the value mathematically evaluates to (9/10) / (9/10) which equals 1. Proof 3. Real numbers are rigorously defined as equivalence classes of Cauch...

lags a lot, even on my mac [https://www.desmos.com/3d/6k9volnqpx](https://www.desmos.com/3d/6k9volnqpx) T is threshold i **** desmos for listed functions (doesnt support A{z<T} but does A\[1\]{z<T}?)

Wondering if anyone can tell me if its gets too confusing/chaotic if you play a bunch of different farming sims type of games all at once. I already have stardew and littlewood and am currently playing those, but im also planning on getting wylde flowers, story of seasons: a wonderful life, roots of pacha, moonstone island and maybe 1 or 2 more similar sort of games. Do you mix up characters, quests or storylines etc when playing multiple similar games at once? I know when I used to play a lot of one game, and then play another similar one, I completely mixed up the controls for example. Is it better to rotate? I feel like when I buy them, I'll immediately wanna try all of them out, but...

I like it so far! There's not much to do rn but I'm assuming things will start to pick up! Do you guys have any tips or things I should keep in mind? Also feel free to share your builds for inspo!

i made a elementary prove for warings gk. G.H Hardy and littlewood have created the circle method which took them a really long time to develope and it requires 5 plus years to even understand what the tools do. Surprisingly I made a elementary formula for warings gk 250years of math closed in 9 pages. would love someone with a number theory heart to come and see my work.