Friday, May 11, 2018

The gang's all hare...


13 comments:

  1. Spring is FIRST! 🌷🌼🌿

    Vermont is officially without snow. :-)
    http://www.wcax.com/content/news/Notch-Road-opens-for-the-season-482312791.html

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    1. About time!

      Alan

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    2. In California, the Tioga Pass Road is plowed but not yet open.[Click] One of the few roads across the Sierra Nevada, it is closed by snow every winter.

      —Alan

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    3. And one of the people I shared a dining-car table with on the California Zephyr was talking about how it had snowed on her westbound trip a few days before. I believe that was in the Rockies rather than the Sierra Nevada, though.

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    1. Canadian scientists offer support to muzzled US counterparts
      [Click] For nine years under Canada’s previous government, science suffered harsh restrictions. Now US scientists may be facing a similar fate.

      —Alan

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    2. O Canada! πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ πŸ˜ƒπŸ‘

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  3. Jennifer Rubin, conservative columnist for the Washington Post:
    Was this a slush fund for more than paying off a porn star?[Click] To use the answer current during my youth, “Is the Pope Catholic?”

    From the conclusion: “Trump and his retinue of media apologists might find that they have spent more than a year wasting their time blowing smoke in the wrong scandal.” We can certainly hope!

    And now to get moving.

    —Alan

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  4. Gas prices are topping $4 at some Fresno stations.[Click] “And gas prices are projected to rise even more going into the summer in the aftermath of President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal.” Hey, are we winning bigly, or are we winning bigly? Another victory by Dear Leader! YAAAAAAY!

    —Alan

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  5. As I believe I have mentioned before, he actions are even more consistent with China being his patron. Although in many cases, including this, both Russia and China benefit at the expense of the US.

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  6. I have now successfully made contact with people of my generation who are descended from the two candidates for my paternal grandfather; barring further monkey business back in 1910, one should be my cousin and the other my cousin-in-law. One is reluctant to do DNA testing; the other, I don't know. Physical appearance of the intervening generation my help.

    And we have what appears to be a large red-eared turtle in our swimming pool (which is more like a pond with the pump and chlorinator out of commission. Trying to catch it, but so far no luck.

    Alan

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    1. my help = MAY help.

      Alan

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    2. Come to think of it, if it is indeed a red-eared turtle/terrapin/slider it is an invasive species here (I just verified that), and I had better give it to animal control or the SPCA.

      Alan

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