Appalachian Folklore & Myths If you turn off US 27 behind the Stearns Ranger District office and follow Barren Fork Road into the woods, the modern highway sound drops away faster than it should. The pavement gives way to a narrow loop beside a hillside graveyard shaded by hardwoods. This is Barren Fork Cemetery, the last visible piece of a vanished coal company town in McCreary County.
Appalachian Folklore & Myths High above the roar of the Cumberland River there is a rock shelf that feels both exposed and strangely enclosed, hemmed in by laurel and pine. Visitors step out to the railing, look down on the sixty-plus foot curtain of water, and pose for photographs with mist on their faces. The overlook is part of the modern trail system at Cumberland Falls State Resort Park, yet it carries an older, more romantic name.
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The beginning Every morning in the fall of 1997 I would wake up at 6AM and immediately jump out of bed. I went straight to my Fujitsu laptop in the home office, leaving my then-girlfriend sleeping in the bedroom. I didn’t have anywhere to be; nobody was paying me, and this wasn’t for a class.
In case you missed it, I share information I earlier posted on other channels. The Comics Grid’s 15th volume, corresponding to 2025 has been wrapped. The Times They Are a-Changin’ We would like to express our heartfelt appreciation to all colleagues who submitted their work to us and showed patience and understanding throughout the editorial process.
Ghost references existed long before LLMs. This post examines how Google Scholar's [CITATION] mechanism and web pollution may undermine RAG verification.
Zu den Ritualen rund um das Weihnachtsfest gehört für viele Menschen die Lektüre der Weihnachtsgeschichte von Charles Dickens. Der gedankliche Sprung zum internationalen Urheberrecht ist dann zum Greifen nahe, denn Charles Dickens befasste sich intensiv mit diesem Thema.
Dear student, Before you embark on your “career” as a statistician, you must purge yourself of a childish misconception: that our job is to seek truth. Truth is stubborn, unpredictable, and worst of all, often unpublishable . Scientists crave confidence, the journals crave significance, and we, if we are clever, can provide both without the nuisance of real rigor.
There has been a major furore in recent days on social media about the rise in AI citations that have been hallucinated. These citations appear in manuscripts sent out for peer review, and even in the published literature.
