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    College Football 2026

    Bama coach forgot what its like to be a 19-year old kid in a high pressure game with massive consequences on the line. Admonishing a bad decision is one thing and making a public spectacle out of it is another. Air Force makes it 4 -1 dropping about 5,000 feet to down N. Illinois 28 -7. The...
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    College Football 2026

    The Air Force Falcons defeated the Midshipmen of the Naval Academy in a good old fashioned defensive battle 15 - 9. If the Falcons can defeat Army they will win the Commander-in-Chief's trophy. Go non-NIL College Football!
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    College Football 2026

    Great double OT win by Air Force without the aid of NIL and far less talented then their Nevada opponents. Just plain old loyalty to the team and lots of excellent coaching.
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    College Football 2026

    Iowa State II actually lost. Penn State I, better known as Virginia Tech won and is now 4-0. Hoard to keep up with NIL nonsense.
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    El Nino is definitely on its way

    @Chucker - Thanks for sharing this news. Just when we thought it could not be worse it is far worse than expected. It's watchdogs like you and few others that find the right, in-depth, articles that are indeed "Jaw-Dropping"!
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    Small creek fishing

    I grew up fishing small creeks in PA as well and can tell you there is no comparison. Most PA streams are stocked with some holding wild fish. Very few WA streams are stocked that I know of and hold small native fish. PA streams have the benefit of being limestone that hold a multitude of...
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    El Nino is definitely on its way

    Great timing from the White House on repealing federal rules that limit greenhouse gas emissions from coal and natural gas power plants. Makes sense after wildfires galore, El-nino, record heat/drought, etc. Now lets encourage more Data Centers with their own diesel, carbon, spewers and we...
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    So where's the guardrails?

    https://www.statista.com/statistics/1228433/data-centers-worldwide-by-country/?srsltid=AfmBOoo1CXoVnKoRGW3JjaGUedefd1dHVdXIXqoNENH_Q2e7DN8rw8wj Did everyone (Rob) realize that US was way out in front on this? I find it interesting that China, a country where there is little protesting allowed...
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    So where's the guardrails?

    Thank you for sharing this article along with your insights. Like the Climate Crisis and others, there are always three phases, (1) never happen, snarks among us, and of course, "Chicken Little" (2) It's too late to change it now! There's nothing you can do about it (3) Damn, we could have...
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    So where's the guardrails?

    :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
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    TV...

    My son tells me he got his TV, for free, on Craigslist. It is better than mine that I paid about $300 for 4 years ago. Only reason I bring this up is new TVs have an average life span of 5 to 10 years. If that's the case why not get them free if you find a suitable one to your liking.
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    U.S. Forest Restructuring Plan

    The Top 10%: Holds a combined net worth surpassing $113 trillion, which is more than twice the wealth owned by the remaining 90% of the country combined. [1]. POTUS and ilk have jacked the debt up to 40T last time I looked.
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    U.S. Forest Restructuring Plan

    Makes perfect sense, right; year after year of drought, one of the worse wildfire years, build massive data centers (millions of gallons of water wasted, spew polluted water, produce their own diesel emissions, radiant heat increase of 12 degrees, etc.), and now degrade fire fighting efforts...
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    NFR Japan's Metabo law!

    Japan's "Metabo Law" is a 2008 public health initiative that requires annual waistline measurements for adults aged 40 to 74 to prevent metabolic syndrome. [1] How the Law Works Annual Checks: Employers and local governments must measure the waistlines of citizens aged 40 to 74 during...
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    whole other level

    Ancient Humanity attempted to build a tower to make a name for themselvesl. Nothing that they proposed to do would be impossible for them and thus they were scattered because their technological unity outpaced their moral wisdom. We can only hope.
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