Ian Kenway @iankenway@social.cleverlibre.org

The BBC asks "Mozambique conflict: Why are US forces there?" Way down it briefly mentions "and a further reason for local grievance, lies in the rich off-shore natural gas reserves ". In fact, Mozamique's 4,200 billion cubic metres worth of natural gas would make it one of the largest producers of LNG in the world.

RT @alexevans91
My dad captured the absolute joy of a robin hopping into a birdbath today! #birds #TwitterNatureCommunity

RT @JYSexton
One of my favorite things about criticizing Elon Musk is the wave of people who remind me how unfathomably successful the Right was in undermining faith in public projects to the point they trust a single megalomaniacal weirdo with crafting a post-Earth future over, say, NASA.

I was looking for something quite different, but ran across this issue of 'Elementary Electronics' from 1969. A real blast from the past of what was cool and new back then. "Two ICs replace 34 transistors, 48 resistors"!!!
https://worldradiohistory.com/Archive-Elementary-Electronics/1960/Elementary%20Electronics-1969-11-12.pdf

Schools should not be giving student grades and disciplinary records to police that use the information as a justification for harassment. It’s about time people pushed back against Pasco County’s targeted policing program.

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2021/03/pasco-countys-sheriff-must-end-its-targeted-child-harassment-program

As a 'modern', I knew of this technique, but not the history.
A 300-Year-Old Tale Of One Woman's Quest To Stop A Deadly Virus

https://text.npr.org/972978143