There are a lot of different typefaces and a single rule doesn’t apply to all of them. Experiment with letter-spacing and do what seems right to you. There are some simple guidelines that will lead you in the right direction, especially when working with body text:

Letter-Spacing Headlines
If you are using well designed fonts, you can be sure that they are calibrated well, and you won’t need to make any major adjustments to them. However, the problem with headlines is that at larger scales the space between letters looks unbalanced. It can be fixed by increasing or decreasing the letter-spacing value.

There are no strict rules for letter-spacing — there are a lot of typefaces and all of them require an individual approach — but if you look at how big companies like Google and Apple treat their typefaces, you can find a lot of valuable information there.

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If you’ve got a table saw, here’s a new way to put it to work: making cabinet doors. You don’t need any special jigs— just your saw, large or small, a miter gauge and a sharp blade. And you don’t need any specially prepared wood; material from a home center will be fine.

Grumpy calves can also lead to pain in other parts of the body. For example, poor calf mobility may lead to knee and ankle pain, shin splints, plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonitis, and even back issues.

So you've finished your work and are ready to merge your branch back into master. Here's one way to do that very cleanly and safely:

git checkout master
git fetch --prune
git merge --ff-only origin/master
git rebase master my-awesome-feature-1234
git push --force-with-lease origin my-awesome-feature-1234
git checkout master
git merge --no-ff my-awesome-feature-1234
git push origin master

You'll remember that, right? And you'll never mess it up?

For us, we simply run:

git merge-with-master

Superset 1 (repeat two times)

• Squats:
• Squat jumps
• Drop into a 30-second squat, repeat the entire superset once more (squat hold included), then move onto superset 2.

Superset 2 (repeat two times)

• Alternating reverse lunges
• Jumping lunges
• Drop into a 30-second squat, repeat the entire superset once more (squat hold included), then move onto superset 3.

Superset 3 (repeat two times)

• Speed skaters
• Alternating curtsy lunge (skip jump)
  Drop into a 30-second squat, repeat the entire superset once more (squat hold included), then move onto superset

Superset 4 (repeat two times)

• Single leg glute raises (one leg each set)
• Glute Bridges
• Drop into a 30-second squat and repeat the entire superset once more (squat hold included). Then start your cool down.

In order to reap the benefits that a dynamic warm-up has to offer, you have to know what exercises to perform, and you have to do them correctly. The following routine is the one I did before every run, workout, and race as a division I collegiate runner:

• 10 bunny hops side to side
• 10 jumping jacks
• 5 air squats
• 10 lunges (5 each side)
• 10 lateral lunges (5 each side)
• 10 single leg reaches (5 each side)
• 10 high kicks (5 each leg)
• 10 leg swings (5 each side)

It was clear that they all found ways they could lose weight but were all there still talking about needing to do it again. I couldn’t help wondering why they never asked what I do to stay thin. I’ve been the same weight for 25 years, give or take 5 pounds here or there (BMI between 18 and 19).

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Blur: 24px
Alpha: 15%
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AudioMass lets you record, or use your existing audio tracks, and modify them by trimming, cutting, pasting or applying a plethora of effects, from compression and paragraphic equalizers to reverb, delay and distortion fx. AudioMass also supports more than 20 hotkeys combinations and a dynamic responsive interface to ensure ease of use and that your producivity remains high. it is written solely in plain old-school javascript, weights approximately 65kb and has no backend or framework dependencies.

Perform three sets of 10 to 12 reps each, resting as needed between sets.

• Goalpost Overhead Press
• Hammer Shoulder Press
• Front Raise Palms Down
• Front Raise Palms Up
• Cuban Rotation
• Lateral Raise
• Arnold Press
• Upright Row
• Arm Circle
• Shoulder Shrug

I made my planter box out of cedar, which smells great and weathers very well. I kept mine natural to easily blend with any outdoor patio style. You could also paint or stain it to match your own personal style.

Garden bench
https://www.leevalley.com/en-us/discover/woodworking/2020/july/how-to-build-contemporary-cedar-garden-bench

Learn how to make and use router templates when you are building your woodworking projects. Router templates can help you do three main things: First, they can help you trace complex shapes onto your project parts quickly and easily. Once you’ve got the template, you don’t have to lay all of this out again manually. Second, you can use your templates to actually make your project parts with a router and the right bits. And finally, you can keep your templates for possible re-use. That can save a lot of layout time down the road, if should you decide to make the project again.

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• electrical box clamps
• plug in connections

A modernisation of this using Plack is straightforwardly equivalent:

#!/usr/bin/env perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use Plack::Request;
use Encode::Simple;
use JSON::MaybeXS;

my $app = sub {
    my $req = Plack::Request->new($_[0]);
    my $input = eval { decode 'UTF-8', $req->parameters->{'input'} };
    [ 200, [ 'Content-Type', 'application/json; charset=UTF-8' ], [ encode_json { output => uc $input } ] ];
};

This is now a full PSGI app and as such gains all the same additional deployment options of the Mojolicious example. To deploy it as a CGI script you add this line at the bottom:

use Plack::Handler::CGI; Plack::Handler::CGI->new->run($app);

In all it takes about twice as long to load as the CGI.pm example, compared to the Mojolicious example taking about 7× as long. In exchange you get all the benefits of the PSGI ecosystem – without losing any of the strengths of deploying as a CGI script, unlike the Mojolicious example.