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Unleashing the Potential: Mining Helium Crypto with IoT Devices

In the rapidly evolving landscape of cryptocurrency, a unique opportunity has emerged for individuals to not only participate in the blockchain revolution but also earn rewards through mining. One exciting avenue gaining traction is the mining of Helium (HNT) cryptocurrency using Internet of Things (IoT) devices. Let’s delve into this innovative world of crypto mining with examples of popular…

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The Ringtail (Bassariscus astutus)

AKA “Ringtail Cat”

If there’s one thing you should know about the Ringtail cat, it’s that they are not a cat! In fact, they are a member of the raccoon family. 

Their similar features to a feline earn them a few other names including miner’s cat and civet cat. Despite these misconceptions, the Ringtail is named for its tail, which is long, ringed and bushy.

Native to the southwest US and Mexico, these mysterious mammals are nocturnal and have many adaptations to help them survive at night. Their large, round eyes help them see in complete darkness and their big ears allow them to hear the slightest sounds. They can also maneuver along cliffs and between small openings and cracks, while descending headfirst by rotating their hind feet 180 degrees. With the help of their tail, they’re able to balance and climb.

When they’re not active and out hunting, they are most likely sleeping in their den which can include hollow trees, rock crevices and abandoned burrows from other animals. 

They may also be hiding from predators like coyotes, bobcats, and great horned owls.  As an omnivore, they eat a variety of foods, though they tend to prefer meat.  Insects, mice, lizards, snakes, scorpions, fruit and plants make up a typical diet.  As a result, they play an important role in the ecosystem by maintaining balance in these prey populations and aiding in seed dispersal.

via: Zion National Park - Utah, USA

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Handy blog on eyeshine, important to understand when squatching at night…

Eyeshine in animals is produced by a special membrane, called the tapetum lucidum (tapestry of light), a reflective surface that is located directly behind the retina. When the small rays of light found in the night, like starlight or moonlight, enter the eye, they bounce off the membrane, giving the eye a second chance to use the light. For animals that have this membrane, it is like having a built in flashlight that lights a path from the inside out.

The tapetum lucidum, coupled with big eyes and lots of light-sensing rod cells, allow nocturnal mammals to see well in dark or dim conditions. But eyeshine isn’t limited to mammals. Once, while at the edge of a pond listening to the midnight chorus of frogs, my flashlight caught the glimmering, emerald-green eyes of a huge bullfrog. And in my obsession over eyeshine, I am eagerly looking forward to the summer, when I will be searching the forest floor for the ruby red glow of a wolf spider’s eyes. I only wish that my eyes would glow, a fierce sapphire blue in the darkest of night, but although humans have many interesting adaptations, good night vision is not one of them. Our abundance of cones and lack of rods mean we see more colors than most other animals, but we can’t see in the dark. And we don’t have a tapetum lucidum – when our eyes appear red in photographs, it’s a reflection of the camera’s flash off the red blood cells of the choroid, which is a vascular layer behind the retina.

Eyeshine color varies by species, from the amber glow of a bobcat to the red glint of a black bear. The different colors are produced by the mineral content and the structure of the tapetum lucidum, as well as varying pigments in the retina. There does seem to be some overlap of colors, like bobcat and raccoon having yellow/amber eyeshine.

So is it at all possible to identify an animal by eyeshine color alone? According to ecologist and long-time tracker Dr. Rick van de Poll, eyeshine is somewhat variable so that even within the same species the color can look a bit different. Factors that influence individual eyeshine color, according to van de Poll, include the age and individual chemistry of the animal, as well as seasonal variation and the angle and intensity of the light hitting the eye. But this doesn’t deter van de Poll from using eyeshine as a clue to identifying mammals. “It’s part of the information” he said, “but you have to also be paying attention to the animal’s behavior, the shape and placement of the eyes, and how the animal moves away from the light, or if it even moves away from the light at all.”

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Here's too many asks for the ask game with way too many asks: 2, 20, 24, 44, 56, 64, 79, 101, 104, 129, 167

2: What’s your dream pet? (Real or not)

Well if we’re doing anything goes here, lynx/bobcat

20: Do you like space or the ocean more?

The ocean. No super strong feelings about either, tbh, but I like eating fish so ocean wins for making nice food for me. Sorry fishies

24: Favorite constellation?

Ursa Major/the Big Dipper. She lives on my forearm as moles so it feels like a little personal connection

44: Do you like tattoos and piercings?

Oh hell yeah. I love seeing tattoos on other people, though I don’t plan to get any (conceptually it would be cool to have tattoos but I’ve never come up with anything I actually have any interest in getting tattooed on me). Piercings are great, if they were easier to acquire professionally I’d have a ton but alas. That requires time and money.

56: Something that calms you down?

Hm. To be very frank, engaging in some of my compulsions. The healthier option I use is loud music

64: Favorite animal(s):

Cats of all kinds. Crows and ravens. Opossums. Raccoons. I am rather the tumblr stereotype here

79: Something you wish didn’t exist:

The US credit system

101: Favorite type of shoes

Platform boots of all kinds

104: What is your favorite mineral or gem?

Hard to pick a favorite, really. Most of both are really cool in various ways. If im pressed to choose I’ll say opal but that’s not really a completely honest answer

129: What would you want written on your tombstone?

Probably just my full name as it should be and my birth/death dates. I don’t think there’s much to say on a tombstone that won’t fall short and flat of who I am or what I want.

167: Do you really care how the universe and world was created?

Ultimately, I guess not? I know I’ll never know, so how important could it be? But I will always wonder, so maybe I do care and that’s just me trying to be indifferent

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MINE YOUR OWN BUSINESS - Property in Prescott, Arizona sold recently with its own mine. The listing mentions: "A mine which you are able to walk-in about 30 yards. The mine will come with the mineral rights." And perhaps with snakes or foxes or bobcats? 6-21-24

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Wheeling Miners Announce Move to National Arena League

The Wheeling Miners have announced a move to the National Arena League (NAL) for the 2025 season. The Miners will join the NAL in 2025 with eight teams playing in eight states throughout the United States. The league brings new opponents to the Wesbanco Arena including the two longest active teams in the sport of Arena/Indoor Football And elevated resources for the team & fans to enjoy for the upcoming season.  In addition, the Wheeling Miners have announced a contract extension for indoor football play at WesBanco Arena. The contract will extend through the 2026 season. “This is an exciting time for us as an organization to have the opportunity to be a part of a competitive league like the NAL. Everything we’ve done this year has prepared us for this opportunity. From the great community support from fans to community partners, the Ohio Valley and Wesbanco Arena and their team. This will be my fifth season in the National Arena League (NAL) and I’m grateful for the opportunity to be back and excited for what’s ahead for this organization.” Said Coach Josh Resignalo.  The Miners face the Jersey Bobcats this Saturday evening at 7 p.m. “We are very excited to continue working with the Wheeling Miners,” said Kelly Tucker, Executive Director of WesBanco Arena and the Capitol Theatre. “Our goal at WesBanco Arena is to offer a variety of events to the Ohio Valley.”  The National Arena League (NAL) was founded in 2016 with its inaugural season held in 2017. The NAL has grown from coast to coast with eight teams playing in eight states throughout the United States.  The mission of the National Arena League (NAL) is, “To consistently provide reasonably priced, family entertainment by vetted Arena/Indoor football teams and do so with honor and integrity towards our sponsors, fans, and supporters in the communities in which we serve.” The Wheeling Miners playoff schedule begins Saturday, June 22nd at WesBanco Arena. Tickets are available at GoWVMiners.com or WesBancoArena.com. Tickets are also available in person at the WesBanco Arena Box Office or by calling 304-233-7000.  Information regarding season ticket renewal is available by contacting WesBanco Arena at 304-233-7000. Information regarding new season and individual ticket sales for the 2025 season will be forthcoming. Read the full article

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Bobcats may be ferocious predators, but when compared to peaches, they come up short.

Peaches are one of the world's oldest cultivated fruits, first domesticated some 4,000 years ago in China. In addition to being delicious and juicy, they are a good source of fiber, vitamins, and minerals like potassium and iron. Peaches also provide anti-oxidants which can help reduce the risk of cancer and other diseases.

In comparison, bobcats are wild cats found in North America. While they are an important part of the ecosystem, their diet consists primarily of small mammals, birds, and insects, making them nutritional duds. They also don't provide any health benefits, as they have been known to carry various parasites and diseases.

In summary, while bobcats may be fearsome predators, when it comes to nutrition and health benefits, peaches have them beat. So the next time you're at the grocery store, skip the bobcats and go for a juicy peach.

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New Hampshire State Facts

motto live free or die

1776 declare its independence from great britain

1961 alan bartlett shepard jr 1st american to travel in space

ffa only ice run away

shortest coastline 18 miles long

1st stike by woman 12-30-1828 800 mill workers

original one of the 13

1st railway 1869

only state dont need to wear seatbelts

lowest proverty

93 parks

500 species of vertebrates animals

state capital concor

laregest city manchester

state size 9350 sq miles

population 1395231

state hood june 21 1788

highest point mount washington

lowest point atlantic ocean

length 190 miles width 68 miles

stated nickname granite state

noble prize winners 1

famous people 2

us president born 1 franklin pierce

state amphibian red spottednewt

atate animal white tail deer

state bird purple finch

state butterfly kavner blue butterlfy

state dog chinook

state fish brook trout

state flower purple lilac

state fruit pumpkin

state gem smokey quartz

state insect ladybug

state mineral beryl

state tree white birch

state wild animal bobcat

state wildflower pink lady slipper

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Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, 2021 N Kinney Rd, Tucson, AZ 85743

Of all the places that we visited during our trip to Tucson, we spent the most time at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. Unlike most museums, most of the Desert Museum is outdoors. If you want to learn about the area and stay outdoors, this is the best place to do so. There’s so much to do and see, including live animals like coyotes, javelinas, bears, mountain lions, big horned sheep, bobcat, reptiles, snakes, underground animals, etc., an aquarium with local fish, expansive botanical garden, aviary with birds, gems & minerals, etc. The museum is spread out over 1.5 miles of paved and unpaved paths. These are wheelchair accessible.

We spent about 3.5 hours there but saw everything but the art gallery. We also walked slow. I could easily see spending more time there to catch some of the live demonstrations (e.g., raptor in flight) or catch a guided tour. Like all museums, they have dining options, restrooms, a gift shop. Our favorite part was the beautiful botanical garden (lots of cacti and succulents of course). I also loved the cave feature but the cave was man-made. We learned a lot about Arizona’s desert, flora, and fauna.

General admission tickets are $29.95 with discounts for military, local residents, seniors, and youth. Free admission for children under 3. Open daily.

5 out of 5 stars

By Lolia S.

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I can see physical currencies being obsolete in the future especially with the recent introduction of cryptocurrency becoming available. Helium Network Tokens (HNT) are "used to pay for data transfer over the Helium network". For example this network is used when making wireless transactions with a credit/debit card. HNT is considered cryptocurrency and according to the IRS "virtual currency is treated as property for Federal income tax purposes". One of the biggest advantages is that when HNT is burned to create Data Credits (DC) this "theoretically increases the value of remaining HNT". On the otherhand the overcrowding of miners in one area on the network doesnt allow for much return on the investment of the miner. This is like investing in your own fishing vessle with 100s of other nets in the water all competing to catch the same fish. Also if there arnt enough signals connected to eachother, data cannot transfer through the network chain. One of the biggest risks with cryptocurrency is that the "value can change constantly and dramatically". My husband has two bobcat miners and it is interesting to be apart of this community. We have experienced the over crowding as well as the scarcity of connection but this has allowed us to be apart of a network that is, in my opinion, a missed opportunity by others. I myself use google wallet most often to buy things online because its convenient. Otherwise i use my physical debit card in person because i personally dont trust the digital wallet. The ways to minimize any concerns that i have though is by using two factor authentication, email/text alerts, and by using cards/accounts with fraud prevention built in.

Frequently asked questions on virtual currency transactions. Internal Revenue Service. (n.d.). Retrieved March 10, 2023, from https://www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxpayers/frequently-asked-questions-on-virtual-currency-transactions 

Cryptocurrency risks. CT.gov. (n.d.). Retrieved March 10, 2023, from https://portal.ct.gov/DOB/Consumer/Consumer-Education/Cryptocurrency-Risks 

Bobcat Miner. (n.d.). Retrieved March 10, 2023, from https://bobcatminer.com/ 

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Take the Jeep and Check Out These 3 Great Outdoor Activities Near Jackson, GA

When the weather starts to get nice, we start to get antsy in our seats at work, almost unable to wait for the weekend or for our day off so that we can go out and enjoy it! And around Jackson, GA, there are so many ways to get out and enjoy the outdoors. From vast lakes to amazing biking and hiking trails, there are outdoor activities for everyone in the area. Here is a list of our favorites!

1. Indian Springs State Park

Indian Springs State Park has the prestigious title of one of the oldest state parks in the entire United States, and for its entire history, it has been a fantastic place to get out and feel nature. It has natural mineral springs that were first used by the Creek Native American tribe, and as European settlement progressed in the area the waters drew in more visitors until Indian Springs became a popular resort.  

Nowadays, visitors to the state park’s lake have access to many activities and facilities. The state park encompasses a total area of 528 acres with 105 of those acres being occupied by the water. There are 10 cottages, 62 reservable campsites, 5 picnic shelters, 1 group shelter, and a museum and boat ramp! Visitors can go boating, biking, fishing, paddling, and even play mini-golf! It’s easy to spend a whole day there making memories!

2. Dauset Trails Nature Center

Around the town of Jackson and the Indian Springs State Park, there is an extensive trail system that is available for anyone to use! These trails wind, rise, and fall over a course of thirty miles, and give visitors the opportunity to see over thirty different species of trees and many kinds of local wildlife! You can go on the trails by bike or on foot, and there are certain sections where you can experience them on horseback.

While you’re on the trails, don’t miss the animal trail! On this trail, it’s quite common to see barred owls, opossums, black bears, bald eagles, and even bobcats and gopher tortoises! It’s like going to a zoo, but the animals are in their natural habitats. Bring some binoculars to see them more easily!

3. Piedmont National Wildlife Refuge

Established in 1939, Piedmont National Wildlife has been a great place to get into the outdoors for almost ninety years. With the proper permits, visitors can hunt and fish. These permits can be obtained online, or in person at the Little Rock Wildlife Drive or the Refuge Visitor Center. Clear streams and beaver ponds cut across and dot the refuge, and it is home to a growing population of the red-cockaded woodpecker. Keep your ears open and you might hear one!

To make sure the whole family can fit comfortably on the way to these great outdoor destinations, drive a spacious vehicle like the 2022 Dodge Durango. Test-drive one today at Countryside CDJR Jackson!

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1 Month With a Bobcat Miner 300 Running on the Helium (HNT) Network

1 Month With a Bobcat Miner 300 Running on the Helium (HNT) Network

The Helium (HNT) project is something quite interesting with a lot of potential in the future. It is an effort to create a global wireless network by utilizing Proof-of-Coverage as a work algorithm with dedicated Hotspots (miners) that are providing legitimate wireless coverage to expand the network. Helium’s LongFi combines the LoRaWAN wireless protocol with Helium blockchain so any LoRaWAN…

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Latin American Mining Equipment Market on Track to Surpass US$ 4,839.6 Million by 2032 – Revealing Insights from FMI Analysis

The Latin American mining equipment market will grow at a CAGR of 3.7% from 2022 to 2032, reaching US$ 4,839.6 million. By 2022, market sales are anticipated to reach US$ 3,378.8 million in value. More than 77.5% of the market for mining equipment is now made up of surface mining equipment.

During the anticipated period, consumption and demand for minerals and other natural resources are expected to increase, boosting the market for mining equipment such as excavators, loaders, and dozers. The market expansion in Latin America is being driven by the use of mining machinery, which is rising quickly due to improvements in equipment safety and technological advancements. Along with a rising focus on technological developments in mining equipment, major manufacturers from numerous nations are actively extending their direct presence in the local markets through mergers and acquisitions with regional businesses. In order to develop mining locations, a number of well-known corporations are focusing on public and private investments.

Ready to make informed decisions for your business? Get our market overview sample and discover growth opportunities today https://www.futuremarketinsights.com/reports/sample/rep-la-68 Technological developments in mining equipment products, including the use of remote operation and the Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) by installing sensor monitoring, increase the equipment’s efficiency, which is expected to create high growth opportunities for mining equipment in the near future.

Key Takeaways from the Market Study

Latin America Mining Equipment market is expected to grow at 3.7% CAGR during the upcoming period due to increasing mineral consumption in the region. By equipment type, mining trucks is projected to hold the highest share of around 34.3% in terms of volume in 2022. By mining type, surface mining is expected to witness prominent growth and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 3.5% during the forecast period. By sales channel, the new mining equipment is projected to create an absolute dollar opportunity worth US$ 877.9 Mn during the forecast period. By 2032, Brazil is expected to have the largest share in the Latin American market, accounting for around 1/3rd value share.

The expansion of mining equipment in Latin America is being driven by the rising demand for mineral consumption and rising capital expenditure in mining activities. Technological advancements in the mining equipment are expected to gain momentum owing to added advantages such as ease of operation, improved efficiency, and safety” says a Future Market Insights analyst.

Key Companies Profiled:

Caterpillar Inc. Komatsu Ltd. Schmidt, Kranz & Co. Gmbh Liebherr Group Doosan Bobcat Volvo Construction Equipment Sany Heavy Industry Co Ltd. Hitachi Construction Machinery Boart Longyear Ltd Trituración y Molienda S.A. de C.V. Cannon Mining Latam JC Bamford Excavators Ltd. (JCB)

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