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Speaking of eyes, if you are old and have dry eyes and need eye drops, try this, which is legit Scientific Method. Get a cheap red led flashlight from ammie, and shine it in your eyes in the morning for 3 minutes. The mitochondria love it and it takes 10 years off your eyes. Lots of articles on that. Then I go to my blue light because there's no sunlight in Canada right now. I've stopped using eye drops and I read constantly on my ebook.

I just love scrolling the Federated feed. I can last 10 seconds before my eyes fall out. 😀


Started the pumps for the microgreens. Put in a bleach tablet for now, to help the lines. They clog up and I use a very narrow and long brush.

English article on the dark ships
wired.co.uk/article/nord-strea

I did the physics in my blog, and I was speculating large megayachts with submarines. At least 10 ton mines.

@freemo @jonreed

The tweeters all gave Musk the boot
As he rapidly burned through his loot
The blue bird is done
The place ain't no fun
And the survival of Twitter is moot 😎

NASA's race against time. A cold front, gift of 'La Nina Forever'.


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Our forecast for the next year really depends on what La Nina is going to do. Looking at the ocean currents, I suspect we'll go 4th and beyond, up to the point of not calling it a cycle. Sucks to be Australia.


You can see that the Pacific plumes have hit NorAm very high, and so, we are getting clippers, which are a combination of cold and snow.


Snow is coming and I'm setting up my microgreens. All the wine cases are in the basement. We expect a brutal winter.

Made-up Headlines: Entire Russian Army to Surrender and Work for Twitter.
For 1% of the money already thrown down the hole, they can have workers used to insane commands.

Finland nuclear problem
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To me, this is a big thing because of my previous experience. They have to scan the cracks and see if there is fatigue. Anything soft like heat exchangers can go into destructive 'organ pipe' failure.

@jonreed Love it, but the line before last and the first has the wrong meter and it throws it off. May I suggest the following variant:

There once was a man called Musk,
Who hollowed the bird to a husk,
We migrated and flew,
To friends old and new,
And now we are fans of the tusk

Out of band forecast. I used to do a lot of computer modelling. It really is a hypothesis against future behaviour. Although I have never seen this plot published, it is an approximate line of the forecast vs. the plotted temperatures.

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