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If you're close to a club that tests under the Laurel VEC [0], then the test will be free.

If anyone was ever qualified to deliver the pie fight to end all pie fights, it was Laurel & Hardy.

Not 2000, in antiquity, they only earned some laurel (and it was as common as today).

This art form has been lost since then, but I will always remember Laurel & Hardy.

With the help of the comic artist Laurel (who has also experienced harrassment) we made a T-shirt to raise awareness.

> This page has a picture of the nonexistent 20-40 year olds turning out to see Stan Laurel in 1947 Not sure what the relevance is.

Stan Laurel was a comedian and a famous actor.

Where I grew up, if you let the goats free graze, they'd just eat mountain laurel, poison themselves, and die...

Good lesson never to rest on one's laurel's.

I suspect that now Laurel is a bit expensive, and the traffic from there to the Homewood campus is likely too much for a daily commute.

One of my favorite bars in the city -- a homesy British-style pub out near Laurel Heights -- has fliers asking people to 'check out [their] app' replete with an accompanying QR code.

While I enjoyed the Hobbit movie, I was annoyed by the Jabba the Hut scene, and some of the slapstick that was lifted right out of Laurel and Hardy movies.

My personal favorite for diving into the breadth of design techniques is Brenda Laurel's "Design Research".

Try comparing Laurel and Hardy's "A Perfect Day" to The Avengers while comparing The Searchers to, I dunno, Gran Torino or Million Dollar Baby or Interstellar or whatever your poison.

There's also a great essay by Timothy Leary about parallels between psychedelics as tools for expanding the human mind and the computer as a tool to enhance the human brain in Brenda Laurel's book "Art of Human Computer Interaction Design".

For instance, I learned that there was LSD research happening a few blocks away from where I used to live in Menlo Park:) Timothy Leary also has an interesting essay in Laurel's "Art of Human Computer Interface Design" anthology[1] about what he believes are the intersections of computing as a human tool and psychedelics.

Laurel Bowl, in San Luis Obispo, CA, had been successful for thirty-four years before California's statewide ban.

JPL has been studying the multiple-flyby mission concept, in collaboration with the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) in Laurel, Maryland, since 2011.

I also worked at a very well-run company (Laurel Networks) that also sold an appliance running embedded Linux in the early 2000s.