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Triangulation

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Moment on Pazax Isle

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Why hasn't anyone marketed a Donald Trump shaped butt-plug for the Maga mob?

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Put these here or there?

Well, if here, then, there will be no there...

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Oooo, Dwarven horse in Skyrim!

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Fox Mulder maneuvers like a Zen Master...

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So, basically, the USA's "founding fathers" no longer wanted to give a portion of their slaves' earnings to king George, they wanted to keep all their slaves' earnings for themselves. I guess it's time for the slaves to take all THEIR earnings back. Time to complete the Revolution...

Oh, I understand there was more to this than just taxes: the 100's of slaves they all owned that they didn't want to let go as England was readying to abolish slavery in her colonies.

It's always been about the few who live luxuriously off the labor of everyone else.

Always....

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So much importance always in front of me...

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WARNING FROM THE TREES: How bad can a solar storm be? Just ask a tree. Unlike human records, which go back hundreds of years, trees can remember solar storms for millennia.

Nagoya University doctoral student Fusa Miyake made the discovery in 2012 while studying rings in the stump of a 1900-year-old Japanese cedar. One ring, in particular, drew her attention. Grown in the year 774–75 AD, it contained a 12% jump in radioactive carbon-14 (14C), about 20 times greater than ordinary fluctuations from cosmic radiation. Other teams confirmed the spike in wood from Germany, Russia, the United States, Finland, and New Zealand. Whatever happened, trees all over the world experienced it.

Most researchers think it was a solar storm—an extraordinary one. Often, we point to the Carrington Event of 1859 as the worst-case scenario for solar storms. The 774-75 AD storm was at least 10 times stronger; if it happened today, it would floor modern technology. Since Miyake's initial discovery, she and others have confirmed five more examples (12,450 BC, 7176 BC, 5259 BC, 664-663 BC, 993 AD). Researchers call them "Miyake Events."

It's not clear that all Miyake Events are caused by the sun. Supernova explosions and gamma-ray bursts also produce carbon-14 spikes. However, the evidence tilts toward solar storms. For each of the confirmed Miyake Events, researchers have found matching spikes of 10Be and 36Cl in ice cores. These isotopes are known to trace strong solar activity. Moreover, the 774-75 AD Miyake Event had eyewitnesses; historical reports of auroras suggest the sun was extremely active around that time.

Miyake Events have placed dendrochronologists (scientists who study tree rings) in the center of space weather research. After Miyake’s initial discovery in 2012, the international tree ring community began working together to look for evidence of solar superstorms. Their collaboration is called "the COSMIC initiative." First results published in a 2018 edition of Nature confirm that Miyake Events in 774-75 AD and 993 AD were indeed global. Trees on five continents recorded carbon spikes.

Above: A global map of COSMIC tree ring and ice core measurements [more]

"There could be additional Miyake Events throughout the Holocene" says Irina Panyushkina, a member of the COSMIC initiative from the University of Arizona's Laboratory for Tree-Ring Research. "An important new source of data are floating tree-ring records from Eurasia and the Great Lakes region. These are very old rings that could potentially capture 14C spikes as far back as 15,000 years. Eventually, I believe we will have a complete record of Miyake Events throughout that period."

Four more candidates for Miyake Events have recently been identified (5628 BC, 5410 BC, 1052 C, and 1279 C). Confirmation requires checking trees on many continents and finding matching spikes of 10Be and 36Cl in ice cores. It’s all part of the "slow and systematic process" of radiocarbon tree ring research, says Dr. Panyushkina.

A complete survey of Miyake Events could tell us how often solar superstorms occur and how much peril the sun presents to a technological society. Stay tuned for updates from the trees.

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It shouldn't be too difficult to rename The White House as The Out House...

If we renamed it The Dumpster, we could call aspiring presidential hopefuls Dumpster Divers...

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Perhaps the ENTIRE U.S. political community is using Trump to soften us up for the kill...

So, what if Trump is just a willing dupe, fulfilling some Master Plan of America's, & probably International , "Powers-that-be".

In exchange for his & Musk's song & dance, keeping the public mesmerized, distracted & divided, he is allowed to act out his delusional fantasies without restraint or censorship.

This will be his "legacy", never forgotten by what remains of the history of the human condition.

When he has fulfilled "their" task, satisfying "their" needs, neither he nor Musk will be further necessary.

"Terminate, with extreme prejudice", & his legacy is secured.

Of course, what if... he is just an unwitting dupe!

C'est la vie!

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Nose, teeth...

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Year of the Snake

Boy, ain't that true!

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Pawn Hearts, Van der Graaf Generator

1975, or thereabouts

"Am I really me, or am I someone else?"

"All things are apart!"

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She will mend.... oh! She's healed!

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Loreena McKennitt

The Visit, 1991