Did you see that?!?!

[Indoor66]

Charlie Daniels is taking this GE washer on tour with him!

That is awesome! Thanks for posting.

[rthomas]

Pacers vs Bucks
Feb 11, 2017

Giannis Antetokounmpo catches the ball a midcoast, takes one dribble, and dunks.

[IrishDevil]

Pacers vs Bucks
Feb 11, 2017

Giannis Antetokounmpo catches the ball a midcoast, takes one dribble, and dunks.

Incredible. From now on, whenever I see an interview of Antetokounmpo, I will always be confused why Don Adams' voice is not coming out of his mouth.

[JasonEvans]

Just in case you ever wondered what it would be like for Heath Leger's Joker to fight Jared Leto's Joker...

[jacone21]

Just in case you ever wondered what it would be like for Heath Leger's Joker to fight Jared Leto's Joker...

Jason, you sure have a knack for sending me off on 3 hour youtube tangents. 3 hours later I'm watching a giraffe fight an anaconda and wondering how in the hell I got there. So thanks... I guess.

[CameronBlue]

The Carolina Hurricanes could use these co-eds on the blue line. They've mastered the James Cagney defense.

https://twitter.com/jodeball4REALZ

[BD80]

The Carolina Hurricanes could use these co-eds on the blue line. They've mastered the James Cagney defense.

https://twitter.com/jodeball4REALZ

They're from Pittsburgh, rat didn't have a chance ...

[OldPhiKap]

They're from Pittsburgh, rat didn't have a chance ...

"Slapshot -- The Next Generation"

[JasonEvans]

To prevent dams from overflowing, civil engineers often install giant tubular holes that will divert water that would overflow and send it to a nearby stream or river. It is a pretty common thing. What is not common is for the water level in a dam to reach such high levels that the spill tube is having to work voertime to keep up with the volume. Such a situation occured at the Monticlleo Dam in Napa California. One of the local TV stations took a drone and flew it around and even into the spillhole. The best stuff comes around the 1:50 mark.

[snowdenscold]

To prevent dams from overflowing, civil engineers often install giant tubular holes that will divert water that would overflow and send it to a nearby stream or river. It is a pretty common thing. What is not common is for the water level in a dam to reach such high levels that the spill tube is having to work voertime to keep up with the volume. Such a situation occured at the Monticlleo Dam in Napa California. One of the local TV stations took a drone and flew it around and even into the spillhole. The best stuff comes around the 1:50 mark.

Here is what that site looks like normally!:
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Gl...049073!6m1!1e1

[BD80]

Here is what that site looks like normally!:
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Gl...049073!6m1!1e1

Is this an area that had been enduring drought conditions? Have conditions improved on the west coast?

[snowdenscold]

Is this an area that had been enduring drought conditions? Have conditions improved on the west coast?

I don't know, I live in Northern Virginia, haha. I just love exploring around on Google Maps

[cato]

Is this an area that had been enduring drought conditions? Have conditions improved on the west coast?

The five year drought in CA has been wiped out in most of the state. Now I guess we see how the water system deals with the spring melt. And then in a year or two we will have a terrible fire season, after all this rain and snow produce lots of fuel that dries up in the next dry cycle.

[Indoor66]

The five year drought in CA has been wiped out in most of the state. Now I guess we see how the water system deals with the spring melt. And then in a year or two we will have a terrible fire season, after all this rain and snow produce lots of fuel that dries up in the next dry cycle.

Looks like the Earth renewing itself as it has done for billions of years.

[-jk]

The five year drought in CA has been wiped out in most of the state. Now I guess we see how the water system deals with the spring melt. And then in a year or two we will have a terrible fire season, after all this rain and snow produce lots of fuel that dries up in the next dry cycle.

Reservoirs have refilled. Don't know about ground water...

-jk

[wilson]

Looks like the Earth renewing itself as it has done for billions of years.

...except now all these processes are running on fast forward.

[gus]

Looks like the Earth renewing itself as it has done for billions of years.

Yes. Here's a handy chart showing it. Please scroll all the way through -- it's really interesting and well done. And accurate.

https://xkcd.com/1732/

[cato]

Reservoirs have refilled. Don't know about ground water...

-jk

Reservoirs and the Sierra snowpack, but good point about the aquifers. Here is an interesting site I found: https://ca.water.usgs.gov/data/drought/groundwater.html

The measurements have not been updated since 2005, but it certainly seems from past cycles that it takes a few years for groundwater levels to rebound after periods of drought. We had a decent rainy season last year and a big winter so far this year. Here's hopping for more next year.

[JasonEvans]

The best video you will see today of Siberian Tigers (some of whom look really fat) taking out a drone that was just trying to get some cool pitcures of them.

[JasonEvans]

Some very impressive pool trick shots...