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*Large blob on the move** They finally fixed mimic again, so I can see. It is important to note the speed of the lobate blob. It's not like a spill, which is defined by the narrow laminar flow, but it was the big thing last year. At this speed, ENA will get it in a week.

**Europe lives in a plume paradise** They are surrounded by extreme cold, but nothing touches them. I am amazed.

**Give cold its due** The Siberian spill is still huge -- M9. You can see the clear blob incorporated into the ocean plume. Without the cold, these plumes can just drift forever, but the cold makes it rain.

**Washpost changes the headline** They named the big trouble-makers, and then changed it to **media**.

**All's quiet on the cold front** It's the same as yesterday.

@triptychphrases @xo Thanks for the response. I'm an earthquake guy, and the idea of filling all those basins fills me with dread. :)

@ambulocetus No, I think the oligarchy is composed of those who can write. Maybe AI can bust this. :)

@triptychphrases Isn't the only arable land in California comprised of basins?

@goldclusters I'm just going by the lectures on basic physics, and his famous Shuttle o-ring demonstration. He inspired me for basic physics.

@goldclusters He was the last 'general physicist'. Everybody has to be too specialized now.

@nomi Boxes hauled to the back shed
Bloody heavy with stuff never used
Ouch my back!

**Losing the bluetooth keyboard** I have a small media computer on the big screen, running Debian. I was then trying to get the upstairs Android tv to work, and to clean it out. Those things are cheap because they preload with everything, probably for a kick-back. Anyway I foolishly took my little bluetooth keyboard/mouse upstairs and paired it to clean it up. Took it down again, and it didn't work -- surprise! I only had one usb keyboard and no usb mouse. Finally used ssh and bluetoothctl to hook it back up. Lots of walking back and forth between one computer and the tv. It's complicated. All works now.

**Numerical Problem**

wired.com/story/friederike-ott

She says 10 times, the met says 160. Even the physics approach predicts more big heatwaves. As the oceans shut down, the plumes become too weak to clear 'solar furnace' heat waves. Super-hot, but short summers, like the 70's

**Arctic spills in the news** Ha, no news, but the Siberian spill is now the most powerful I have seen in terms of energy -- M9 spill. However, a new spill is opening up to the UK -- M3. There are no other spills right now. It is expected that other spills would drain the system, thus ending the California disaster.

**The cost of going after someone**

financialpost.com/fp-work/jord

_As a result of the most boneheaded unforced error I have ever seen, the Ontario College of Psychologists is about to propel his already ascendant career into meteoric orbit._

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