As a verb, the word HEDGE can be used to mean to place in protection, or to surround or confine out of danger. Based on that, in the 1600s ‘to hedge in’ a bad debt was to include it in a larger and much more secure financial venture—and from that, we still ‘hedge’ our bets today.
This little cutie, the 1957 Zündapp Janus 250, is part of our new exhibit, Open & Shut: A Diverse Display of Doors. Zündapp is one of the best-known makes of German motorcycles. The company’s first car was in 1931 and it was Ferdinand Porche’s design for a “people’s car.” https://t.co/dwZFXPEudX
Patch Notes 3.3 - Reacquaintance.
Patch Notes is back!! Trev and Jon de_dust and de-rust themselves and get back into the swing of the gamer news show. They do this in the traditional fashion: by complaining about sports for a while first.
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Posted up some brief musings on the Government Digital Service in the UK and the culture of blogging they built in government over the last 10 years....
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