Thats actually kind of brilliant. Gail would have been befuddled.Quote:
Originally Posted by bundabergdevil
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Thats actually kind of brilliant. Gail would have been befuddled.Quote:
Originally Posted by bundabergdevil
Oh, yeah. I'm a genius several hours after the fact!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Steven43
I hear ya’. Coming through with the smooth lines well after the fact is my specialty.Quote:
Originally Posted by bundabergdevil
Nicely done. 👍Quote:
Originally Posted by OldPhiKap
You have a good sense of humor, OPK. Maybe not quite ClemmonsDevil-esque, but still impressive.
We are all trying to be brevity, tbh.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steven43
You go all fish for a reason or just for the halibut?Quote:
Originally Posted by OldPhiKap
Is the fish called Wanda?Quote:
Originally Posted by bundabergdevil
Hahaha! High praise! OPK and I joined forces in Georgia recently actually.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steven43
Yes, too short a visit unfortunately but glad to have the experience. Look forward to the next.Quote:
Originally Posted by ClemmonsDevil
It will have to be somewhere different, of course. See the post about the ladies with the handcuffs on this or some other thread….
Yes. Just got work release from prison. Meeting Ymo tomorrow night for the Duke game.Quote:
Originally Posted by OldPhiKap
It's a start!
https://www.cnn.com/2023/04/12/world...ntl/index.htmlQuote:
A boom in wind and solar has pushed the amount of electricity produced by renewable energy to record levels last year, according to a new analysis.
The use of coal, oil and gas to produce electricity is expected to fall in 2023, according to the report, published Wednesday by energy think tank Ember. This would mark the first year to see a decline in the use of fossil fuels to generate electricity, outside of a global recession or pandemic.
Wind has been there for a while but certain solar investments are starting to reach price parity or even be cheaper than with conventional sources.Quote:
Originally Posted by CameronBornAndBred
Still need to solve for intermittency but we’re getting there on the cost curve.
https://www.abcactionnews.com/news/s...ars-study-says
[redacted for copyright. Please don't wholesale paste articles here. -jk]Quote:
A new study from scientists at Tulane University found sea levels that were "unprecedented" through the 20th Century and are "three times higher than the global average" over the last 12 years. But those rates may even off soon.
The study looked at sea level rise since 2010 along the U.S. Gulf Coast and the Southeastern U.S. in general. During those 12 years, Tulane scientists found a sea-level rise of roughly half an inch per year during the 12 years that were analyzed.
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While the sea level rise has been in record territory around the southeastern U.S. and along the Gulf of Mexico, scientists said the rates may return to the previous rises predicted by large climate models, phys.org reported
yes indeed, weather is not climate, but we smashed our previous record high yesterday by five degrees...88 ...ouch.
88 is great weather .much to my wife's displeasure I love it between 85 to 90.Quote:
Originally Posted by budwom
Love to just sit in the sun .
85 to 90 is great in Phoenix but I have to agree with your wife about the southeast.Quote:
Originally Posted by wavedukefan70s
yeah, we were lucky that our 88 came with ridiculously dry air, like 25% relative humidity, so the dew point was way down in the comfort range...summer in NC would give me mildew.Quote:
Originally Posted by missfinch
Haha exactly! And my hair would not be happy.Quote:
Originally Posted by budwom
She wants to move up north .I'll miss her when and if she goes lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by missfinch
Like meatloaf said.ill do anything for love ,but I won't do that.
This makes me want to cry. The water temperatures around Florida are just insane. I honestly don't see how we turn this around, people are just too selfish.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/to...1e00523d&ei=86