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Check out my weed garden
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Lift bed phase I complete. Needs paint. Phase II will be shelving.
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Shelf secured
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Old thermal grease removed; new grease more costly than the fan
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Hanna Barbera is at Home Depot
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Construction cat
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Dust…killer of computers
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Problem revealed
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Bad fan extracted
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At this point, he went to the Apple store
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Get up
The animals have decreed that it is time for me to wake up.
Thank you Internet!
Obligatory 9/11 post
My brother, my mother, and myself (yellow shirt), on the World Trade Center (WTC) observation deck circa 1985.
Good light show coming…you just won’t be able to talk about it
Watch for some fascinating Northern Lights coming this Friday.
Satellites have just detected a powerful X1.6-class solar flare. The source was active sunspot AR2158, which is directly facing Earth. NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory recorded the extreme ultraviolet flash. Ionizing radiation from the flare could cause HF radio blackouts and other communications disturbances, especially on the day-lit side of Earth. In the next few hours, when coronagraph data from SOHO and STEREO become available, we will see if a coronal mass ejection (CME) emerges from the blast site. If so, the cloud would likely be aimed directly at Earth and could reach our planet in 2 to 3 days.
