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DOES QUANTUM GRAVITY EXIST??

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Wednesday, April 3rd, 2024.

Welcome back,

All the fundamental forces of the universe are known to follow the laws of quantum mechanics, save one: gravity. Finding a way to fit gravity into quantum mechanics would bring scientists a giant leap closer to a “theory of everything” that could entirely explain the workings of the cosmos from first principles. A crucial first step in this quest to know whether gravity is quantum is to detect the long-postulated elementary particle of gravity, the graviton.

In search of the graviton, physicists are now turning to experiments involving microscopic superconductors, free-falling crystals and the afterglow of the big bang.

Quantum mechanics suggests everything is made of quanta, or packets of energy, that can behave like both a particle and a wave—for instance, quanta of light are called photons. Detecting gravitons, the hypothetical quanta of gravity, would prove gravity is quantum. The problem is that gravity is extraordinarily weak.

To directly observe the minuscule effects a graviton would have on matter, physicist Freeman Dyson famously noted, a graviton detector would have to be so massive that it collapses on itself to form a black hole.

“One of the issues with theories of quantum gravity is that their predictions are usually nearly impossible to experimentally test,” says quantum physicist Richard Norte of Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands. “This is the main reason why there exist so many competing theories and why we haven’t been successful in understanding how it actually works.”

In 2015, however, theoretical physicist James Quach, now at the University of Adelaide in Australia, suggested a way to detect gravitons by taking advantage of their quantum nature. Quantum mechanics suggests the universe is inherently fuzzy—for instance, one can never absolutely know a particle's position and momentum at the same time. One consequence of this uncertainty is that a vacuum is never completely empty, but instead buzzes with a “quantum foam” of so-called virtual particles that constantly pop in and out of existence.

These ghostly entities may be any kind of quanta, including gravitons.

Decades ago, scientists found that virtual particles can generate detectable forces. For example, the Casimir effect is the attraction or repulsion seen between two mirrors placed close together in vacuum. These reflective surfaces move due to the force generated by virtual photons winking in and out of existence.

Previous research suggested that superconductors might reflect gravitons more strongly than normal matter, so Quach calculated that looking for interactions between two thin superconducting sheets in vacuum could reveal a gravitational Casimir effect. The resulting force could be roughly 10 times stronger than that expected from the standard virtual-photon-based Casimir effect.

Recently, Norte and his colleagues developed a microchip to perform this experiment. This chip held two microscopic aluminum-coated plates that were cooled almost to absolute zero so that they became superconducting. One plate was attached to a movable mirror, and a laser was fired at that mirror. If the plates moved because of a gravitational Casimir effect, the frequency of light reflecting off the mirror would measurably shift. As detailed online July 20 in Physical Review Letters, the scientists failed to see any gravitational Casimir effect.

This null result does not necessarily rule out the existence of gravitons—and thus gravity’s quantum nature. Rather, it may simply mean that gravitons do not interact with superconductors as strongly as prior work estimated, says quantum physicist and Nobel laureate Frank Wilczek of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who did not participate in this study and was unsurprised by its null results. Even so, Quach says, this was a courageous attempt to detect gravitons.”

Originally published on https://www.scientificamerican.com

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(Saturday, April 6th, 2024)

"HOW DOES A NEUTRON STAR FORM??"

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Please wear your damned sun screen. I'm echoing OP's calls for summer outdoor safety here, and hope they won't be offended if I expand a bit on who's even more vulnerable to UV radiation, how it works, and also give a general breakdown of what radiation even is, since younger folks these days haven't even heard of shit like Chernobyl or Three Mile Island, PA (aka: ALMOST FUCKING CHERNOBYL BUT ON THE EAST COAST OF THE US), and so don't really understand how dangerous many different kinds of radiation are.

I'm gonna start with a personal anecdote that is 100% true, and seriously bitch-slapped me into being way, way more careful about extreme heat and sun exposure.

I lived for over a year in Sydney, Australia. A lot of you younger users may not have been taught about this, but up until VERY recently, one of our biggest Climate Change concerns that was actively fucking up the environment was called The Hole In The Ozone Layer. We called it that, because that's what it fucking was. A gigantic hole caused by garbage polluting the air like propellants, methane, and other crap from aerosol cans of hairspray and air fresheners and when it was cool that Times Square had a motorized Marlboro Man billboard that actually smoked real smoke out of its mouth 24/7 for decades.

Our planet is protected from our sun's radiation courtesy of multiple invisible layers in our sky: Ozone (an inorganic gas created by the UV rays from the sun colliding with electricity in our atmosphere's ions), Atmosphere, Stratosphere, and Ionosphere. The Atmosphere, Stratosphere, and Ionosphere are the big "OOOF" moments you see in movies featuring space flight take off from Earth or a similar planet. Those 3 layers alone are so protective to our planet that it's the reason it's so hard to travel to and from space safely: a space ship or rocket has to be able to stand up to the same levels of abuse as a meteor that doesn't break apart. THAT is how much protection our planet provides us from the vacuum of space and the barrages of radiation that come from the sun, as well as our natural magnetic field, AND THE OZONE LAYER. If even one of those layers fails somehow? Earth automatically becomes only hospitable to extremophile microorganisms like water bears, because the giant hole in the ozone layer alone going away literally causes you to feel the sun's radiation burning you alive.

This is where my stint in Sydney comes in. As some of my longer-term followers and mutuals may remember, I was part of a webcomic duo ("Two Kings" discontinued, "Galdranorn and the Fury" completed) where I wrote and my former partner did the painting and illustrating. I lived with him and his roommate for work and to support him while he struggled through getting approval for his gender-affirming HRT and surgeries. He never paid me a dime from what our supporters donated and subscribed for and spent it all on opioids (which he used me and our roommate to acquire, too) while banning me from writing with anyone but him. He sucked, but I still found things about Australia to both love, and fear.

The thing about Sydney is that... the hole in the Ozone Layer is still there. After several generations, we humans have done an amazing job of correcting our aerosol usage with regards to ozone, and over the past number of decades, the hole has been closing up again and "healing". The only major spot where large populations of humans live happens to be over Australia.

The sun hurts in Australia. I've been around the world in the Northern Hemisphere, but never once did I step out of the airport, into a beam of sunlight, and instantly recoil from pain. I honestly first thought a bug had stung me, but it was the fucking SUNLIGHT.

It was later explained to me that, due to the lack of ozone over Sydney, you are LEGALLY REQUIRED to wear sunscreen and a brimmed hat in summer if you go outside, even when it's cloudy and overcast, because the UV radiation in summer in Australia can be so intense that you will get sunburns on a cloudy day. Parents who refuse to properly sunscreen and dress their kids before letting them go out to play or go to school are brought up on child negligence charges and fined heavily.

That is how seriously they take UV radiation in Australia. Ozone is literally what makes our sky blue (along with refraction from the sun's rays off our oceans and seas), and is an inorganic molecule that's generated by the sun's UV radiation (or any UV radiation source) acting upon the electrical activity in the ions in our planet's atmosphere. While very, very tiny amounts of ozone in a limited space can kill most organic life, dense amounts of ozone higher up in our atmosphere literally forms a shield against the sun's UV rays contacting your face or bare buttcrack. You may have actually smelled ozone before if you've ever been in the vicinity of a lightning strike or thunderstorm; it smells chemical-y, and almost like chlorine.

While I lived in Sydney, my lily-white, Northern-Hemisphere-heralding ass would start to burn within minutes of going outside without sunscreen or protective clothing on. I could literally feel my skin cooking with every passing minute I spent in direct sunlight, and the radiation itself caused me to develop severe heat rashes that required medical attention. The UV rays and heat was so bad my joints would swell up to the point I couldn't bend my thumbs, and the pores on my hands and arms became blocked and infected from the sheer amount of sweating I was doing as I was being burned. I would only get better inside, in air conditioning, and soaking my hands and arms in cool water.

When I went to the doctor about my weird rashes and joint inflammation, she picked up on my distinct American accent, and had to explain to me that I was likely experiencing mild radiation burns. They weren't just burns from heat and friction. The sun was poisoning me. She gave me some medication to treat the burning and inflammation, and warned me to never, ever set foot outdoors without sunblock of at least SPF40 or protective clothing again. Especially because I have a lot of moles and beauty marks.

See, the shitty thing about cancer is that it's so lethal while being so infuriatingly, stupidly simple in its logic as a disease. One day, cells can just decide to make more cells. I was seriously taken aback when my doctor in Sydney pointed out my moles, which are legitimately everywhere (I literally have fully-formed constellations on my body; Orion's Belt is on my left forearm). Moles are already abnormal deposits of melanin and tissue, and so they can be especially vulnerable to going rogue and turning cancerous under UV radiation. Back then, when I thought of melanoma, I just imagined a person tanning enough that they woke up with a weird mole - not that an existing one could become dangerous under UV radiation.

Radiation in general is really terrible for organic life - not just humans. For us, when we're exposed to known cancer-causing radiation, our bodies respond to the presence of the radioactive energy and treat radiation like it's free calcium, and enthusiastically absorbs it into your body with no understanding that it is highly dangerous. Radiation most often accrues in bone first, and that's why it can take years sometimes for cancers to manifest, with blood, bone, and metabolic cancers being some of the most common. Modern medicine actually has a limit for how much radiation of any kind a human being can be exposed to within a year before they'll experience radiation poisoning and/or develop cancers, which is why doctors nowadays are so sparing and very "get everything looked at and tested for at once": Too many medical scans in a single year can give people cancers.

Now, think about that. How many times a year do you go in for an X-Ray? Maybe a few times in your entire life, if you're lucky?

Now imagine you willingly stepped into X-Rays on a daily basis, and when the imaging technician offers you a lead apron (lead being one of the very few elements that effectively insulates against radiation), you chose to take more clothing OFF. You're spending hours getting x-rayed. Your imaging techs are very confused, but they really, really want you to put the lead apron on.

Would you think someone behaving like that was being stupid and reckless with their health? Bathing in radiation for fun, every day, for hours?

That's what a lot of Australians think about Americans, and are not shy to tell you about that if you mention it.

That's you and sunscreen. The sun is the X-Ray machine, the UV is the radiation itself, and the sunscreen is your anti-cancer lotion, and your doctor handling your cancer is thinking like an Australian: "Why didn't you just wear the apron?"

Please wear sunscreen. As a 90's kid, I went through the Ozone Crisis, Y2K, Bill Clinton, and Woodstock 19motherfucking99 so you wouldn't have to. Let not mine kinfolks' sufferings have been in vain, O young ones.

Hello everybody with summer fast approaching here is your regular reminder that:

Everyone needs to wear sunscreen

SPF 50 is pretty much the best protection you can get, an SPF higher than that will have the same effect

Melanin does not protect you from skin cancer

Tanning is caused by exposure to ultraviolet radiation

Spending the majority of your life receiving regular large doses of UV radiation without any skin protection is a good way to get skin cancer

Don't use tanning beds, and don't go sun tanning

Wear your fucking sunscreen

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Reasons Your Pump Is Drawing Too Much Electricity

 In today's world, where energy efficiency is a top priority, understanding why your vacuum pump consumes excessive electricity is crucial. Not only does it impact your operational costs, but it also affects the overall productivity of your equipment. If you're using Vacuum Pumps Australia, these insights might be particularly valuable. Here are seven reasons why your pump may be drawing too much electricity.

1. Incorrect Pump Size

One of the most common reasons for high electricity consumption is using a vacuum pump that needs to be appropriately sized for your application. If the pump is smaller, it will cycle on and off frequently, leading to unnecessary energy use. Conversely, a pump that is too small will need more support to meet demand, causing it to run continuously at maximum capacity.

When selecting Vacuum Pumps Australia, choose a model matching your requirements. This will help maintain efficiency and reduce energy costs.

2. Clogged Filters and Lines

Over time, filters and lines can become clogged with dust, debris, or other contaminants. This blockage forces the pump to work harder to maintain the desired vacuum level, increasing electricity consumption. Regular maintenance, including cleaning or replacing filters, can help mitigate this issue.

Incorporating a routine maintenance schedule can significantly enhance performance and energy efficiency for those using Vacuum Pumps Australia.

3. Worn or Damaged Components

Mechanical wear and tear can lead to inefficiencies in your vacuum pump. Worn bearings, seals, or other components can cause leaks or reduce the pump's ability to maintain pressure effectively. This inefficiency forces the motor to draw more power to compensate for the lost performance.

Regular inspections of Vacuum Pumps in Australia can help identify worn parts before they cause significant energy waste.

4. Improper Installation

If a vacuum pump is not installed correctly, it can lead to various operational issues that increase electricity consumption. Misalignment of components or incorrect piping can create additional resistance in the system, forcing the pump to work harder than necessary.

To avoid these pitfalls, ensure that your Vacuum Pumps Australia are installed by professionals who understand the specific requirements of your system.

5. High Ambient Temperatures

Operating in high ambient temperatures can affect the efficiency of your vacuum pump. Increased temperatures can lead to overheating, which may cause the motor to draw more electricity as it struggles to maintain performance.

Consider environmental factors when operating Vacuum Pumps Australia and explore options like ventilation or cooling systems to maintain optimal operating conditions.

6. Inadequate Maintenance

Neglecting regular maintenance can lead to various issues contributing to increased electricity usage. Lack of lubrication, unaddressed leaks, and failure to clean components can all result in a less efficient system.

Establishing a comprehensive maintenance plan for your Vacuum Pumps in Australia will prolong their lifespan and ensure they operate efficiently.

7. Electrical Issues

Sometimes, the problem may lie within the electrical supply itself. Voltage fluctuations or inadequate wiring can cause pumps to draw more power than necessary. It’s essential to check that your electrical system is compatible with your vacuum pump's requirements.

If you suspect electrical issues are affecting your Vacuum Pumps in Australia, it is advisable to consult with an electrician or a qualified technician.

Conclusion

Understanding why your vacuum pump may be drawing excessive electricity is essential for maintaining efficiency and reducing operational costs. By addressing these seven factors—correct sizing, regular maintenance, proper installation, and environmental considerations—you can optimise the performance of your Vacuum Pumps in Australia and save on energy expenses.

Implementing these strategies enhances efficiency and contributes positively to environmental sustainability by reducing unnecessary energy consumption. Stay proactive in managing your equipment, and you'll reap the benefits in both performance and cost savings!

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How to Store Dried Fruit to Maintain Freshness Longer

Dried fruit is a delicious, versatile, and nutrient-packed snack loved by many. Whether tossing apricots into your morning oatmeal or enjoying a handful of raisins on the go, keeping these tasty treats fresh for longer is essential. Proper storage can help dried fruit in Australia retain its flavour, texture, and nutritional value. So, how can you ensure your dried fruit stays as fresh as the day you bought it? Let's dive into the details!

Why Proper Storage Matters

Dried fruit undergoes a dehydration process to remove most of its water content, making it less prone to spoilage. However, it's still vulnerable to factors like:

Humidity: Moisture can sneak in and cause mould or stickiness.

Heat: Excessive warmth can degrade flavour and nutrients.

Light: Direct sunlight can fade colours and harm taste.

By storing dried fruit properly, you’ll preserve its freshness and maintain its natural sweetness and chewy texture.

Best Practices for Storing Dried Fruit

1. Choose the Right Container

The container you use plays a crucial role in keeping dried fruit fresh. Aim for:

Airtight jars: Glass jars with tight-sealing lids are ideal for preventing air exposure.

Resealable bags: High-quality zip-lock bags work well for smaller quantities.

Vacuum-sealed packs: These remove excess air, providing a longer shelf life.

Avoid thin plastic bags as they can easily tear, exposing your dried fruit to air and humidity.

2. Store in a Cool, Dark Place

Heat and light are your dried fruit’s worst enemies. Keep your stash in a pantry or cupboard away from direct sunlight. If you live in a hot climate, consider refrigerating or freezing the fruit for extended freshness.

Pro Tip: Freezing dried fruit is a game-changer for large batches! Transfer it to a freezer-safe bag, and you’re ready for months.

3. Label and Rotate

Labelling is key if you stock up on different varieties of dried fruit. Write the purchase date on the container or bag to keep track of freshness. Use older batches first to minimise waste.

Avoid Common Mistakes

1. Skipping Airtight Storage

Leaving dried fruit in its original packaging without sealing it properly can lead to dryness or mould. Always transfer leftovers into a secure container.

2. Exposing to Moisture

Never store dried fruit in areas prone to humidity, like near sinks or stoves. Excess moisture can partially rehydrate the fruit, leading to spoilage.

How Long Does Dried Fruit Last?

The shelf life of dried fruit depends on how it's stored:

Room temperature: 6–12 months in airtight containers.

Refrigerated: Up to 18 months, ideal for hotter climates.

Frozen: 2+ years when properly sealed.

Creative Storage Ideas

1. Portion in Small Packs

Pre-portion your dried fruit into snack-sized bags for easy grab-and-go convenience. This also minimises air exposure to the main stash.

2. Mason Jar Magic

Mason jars aren’t just for aesthetics! Layer different types of dried fruit in a jar for a colourful and practical storage solution. Bonus: it doubles as a pretty gift idea.

Enjoying Fresh Dried Fruit

Proper storage ensures your dried fruit is always fresh, flavorful, and ready to elevate your meals or snacks. Whether it’s a tangy apricot in your granola or sweet dates in your baking, fresh, dried fruit makes all the difference.

By following these tips, you'll never have to deal with stale or sticky dried fruit again. So, stock up on your favourites—you can store them like a pro!

Conclusion 

With these simple storage tips, dried fruit can stay fresh, flavorful, and ready to enjoy for months to come. Remember, the key is to protect it from air, moisture, and heat—and when in doubt, freeze it!

So, stock up on your favourite raisins, apricots, or mango slices. You’re now equipped to keep them tasting just as sweet and delicious as the day you bought them.

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Buyer’s Guide to Stainless Steel Drink Bottles in Australia: Benefits and Style

Stainless steel drink bottles in Australia that are insulated can maintain the water's temperature in both hot and cold circumstances and such bottles are necessary since the body needs to stay hydrated throughout demanding workouts and work. These kinds of bottles can keep water cool for hours in hot weather, and they can also keep water hot in cool weather.

It's crucial to drink water on time, but it's also critical to consider the container you're using and hence quality insulated water bottles online purchase is essential. Selecting a sport wear bottle free of BPA is crucial for environmental and health reasons. BPA is a prevalent chemical found in plastics that, over time, can occasionally release toxic compounds into drinks. These days, the top businesses sell stainless steel bottles that are BPA-free. Along with being incredibly resilient to corrosion and environmentally friendly, these bottles also lessen the need for single-use plastics and their detrimental effects on the environment.

In addition, water bottles that are typically carried for work or sporting events ought to complement the wearer's own style. Therefore, in order to make the water bottle seem beautiful, the top firms concentrate on both quality and design. One-litre drinking water bottles are suitable for daily use and are available in a variety of colours, including pink, brown, black, and cream. It's also easy to take a sip from these bottles.

These days, bottles endure a long time, are leakproof, and have fantastic temperature control. Bottles with sizes like 750ml are available for purchase for travellers, just like bottles for everyday use. The top manufacturers of bottles for travellers also make sure that the bottles are fashionable so that consumers will find them appealing. 

The 2.2L bottles' big capacity blends design with usefulness, making them a great option for people who appreciate both practicality and beauty. The large bottles' double-wall vacuum insulation keeps beverages hot for up to 12 hours and cold for up to 24 hours, making them ideal for all-day hydration. Its large cap makes cleaning and adding ice cubes simple, and its streamlined, ergonomic design guarantees comfortable handling.

One may purchase straight from the businesses that sell water bottles for various uses or chat with the customer service representatives of the top bottle providers.

Source: https://urbanbluebottles.blogspot.com/2024/12/buyers-guide-to-stainless-steel-drink.html

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Seasonal End of Lease Cleaning: Does Time of Year Affect Your Clean?

End of lease cleaning is crucial to moving out, especially if you want to get your bond back. But did you know the time of year can affect your cleaning tasks? Different seasons bring different challenges, and knowing how to handle these can make cleaning more accessible and effective. Let’s look at how each season in Australia impacts the End of Lease Cleaning in Perth and what you can do to stay ahead.

Summer: Tackling Heat and Humidity

In Australia, summer can be hot and humid, so extra care is needed when cleaning. The heat can cause dust and dirt to build up faster, especially on surfaces like windows, floors, and ceiling fans.

Humidity is another issue in summer, making it harder for some areas to dry after cleaning. Bathrooms and kitchens are particularly prone to mould and mildew growth this season, so make sure you use proper cleaning agents to prevent this.

Summer Tips:

Clean and wipe down ceiling fans and light fittings, as dust accumulates quickly.

Check for insect marks and cobwebs.

Use mould-resistant products in humid areas like bathrooms and laundry rooms.

Ventilate the house as much as possible during and after cleaning.

Autumn: Managing Fallen Leaves and Outdoor Areas

Autumn brings cooler weather and often less humidity, making cleaning easier without worrying about fast-drying surfaces. However, outdoor areas can become messy with fallen leaves, especially if your rental property has a garden or outdoor space. This is an excellent time to clean patios, balconies, and gutters to ensure no debris could cause issues during an inspection.

Inside the home, autumn is a great time to focus on windows and doors, as the cool breeze helps with ventilation while cleaning. The mild weather also makes it an ideal season to steam clean carpets or give floors a good scrub.

Autumn Tips:

Clear gutters, pathways, and outdoor areas of fallen leaves.

Steam cleans carpets and rugs while the weather is mild.

Use the cooler days to clean windows, doors, and outdoor furniture.

Winter: Dealing with Dampness and Dust

Winter in Australia can bring its own set of cleaning challenges, especially in damp or dusty homes. When homes are closed up to keep the cold out, dust tends to settle faster, affecting areas like carpets, blinds, and upholstery. It’s important to vacuum thoroughly and dust all surfaces, especially in rooms that haven’t been aired out in a while.

Another issue in winter is mould, particularly in colder areas of the home, like bathrooms and laundries. If mould is a problem, it must be adequately treated with strong cleaning solutions to prevent further growth. Make sure to wipe down windows to avoid condensation build-up, which can lead to mould.

Winter Tips:

Focus on dusting all surfaces, especially in closed-up rooms.

Treat mould in damp areas like bathrooms and kitchens.

Vacuum carpets and rugs thoroughly, and don’t forget behind furniture.

Clean windows to reduce condensation and moisture.

Spring: Deep Cleaning and Allergies

Spring is often associated with deep cleaning, and it’s the perfect season to tackle those hard-to-reach areas. With more daylight and warmer weather, cleaning windows, curtains, and blinds is a great time. Spring also brings more allergens like pollen, so dust and vacuum thoroughly to reduce allergy triggers.

Spring Tips:

Deep clean windows, blinds, and curtains to let in natural light.

Dust all surfaces to remove allergens and pollen.

Freshen up outdoor areas like gardens, patios, or balconies.

Use natural cleaning products to avoid harsh chemical smells.

Conclusion: Timing Your Clean for Success

No matter what season you’re moving out, adjusting your cleaning strategy to suit the weather is important. By preparing for these seasonal factors, you can make your end of lease cleaning in Perth more efficient and ensure your rental is in top shape for inspection. Remember, a clean home at the end of your lease means a better chance of getting your full bond back!

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Quick Tips Everyone Should Know for Drying a Wet Phone

Oops! Did you just drop your phone in the sink? Don’t panic yet. Water damage is one of the common issues faced by smartphone users. 

But! With a prompt action, you can save your device. 

Whether your phone is full dunk or just had a surprised splash, this guide covers easy and simple tricks to drain out all the water from your device. If you are in doubt or your phone is severely damaged by water, then explore the options of a mobile repair shop near me on Google. 

Turn off your Phone :-

If your phone gets wet, the first thing you need to do is turn it off. By turning off your device, you can minimise the risk of short circuits. Wait until it gets fully dry before turning it on. For better results, you can add it and place it in rice or silica gel. 

Remove Casing and Accessories :-

For faster drying of your phone, remove the cover and casing. Take out all the accessories like headphones, SIM cards and more. Don’t try to plug your wet device into the charger. 

By removing accessories, you can make your phone more breathable. More air flows around your wet mobile phone, speeding up the drying process. 

Using hair dryers or placing your phone in direct sunlight can cause damage to your device. If needed, visit a mobile repair shop in Brisbane for expert assistance and to avoid potential damage. 

Remove Battery (If Possible) :-

Give your phone a fighting chance. Mobile experts suggest the removal of the battery to avoid further damage. 

By removing the battery, you can prevent the possibility of further harm, and removing the SIM card helps preserve data. 

Wipe Down Exterior :-

Wipe away the visible water spots from the phone's surface. A mobile expert suggests not to use too much pressure near the mobile port openings. It may cause water damage inside the phone. 

A soft wiping technique is the key to removing water from the device's surface. 

Do not use Heat Sources :-

To dry your phone, avoid using any external heat source, such as a hair dryer, oven, microwave or any other external heat source. 

The natural cooling method is the best option for drying your wet mobile. If the damage is severe, then it's better to visit a mobile phone repair shop in Sydney. 

Use Absorbent Materials :-

To speed up the process of drying your device, it is better to place it in a filled container and use packers of silica gel. 

Leave your phone in a container for at least 24 to 48 hours. The longer you wait, the chances of completely drying out your phone will increase.

Use Vaccum :-

Suck out the water from the phone using a vacuum cleaner. While doing this, take preventive measures and hold your phone steady; otherwise, the suction power of the vacuum can cause damage to the phone. 

Check for Moisture :-

After allowing your phone to dry for 24 - 48 hours, check for any leftover moisture inside the phone. Inspect closely for the signs of residual moisture. 

If you spot any moisture content in it, then repeat the drying process. If you are not sure what to do, then consider reaching out to experts in phone repair in Australia. 

Wrapping Up :-

Water damage is a major issue for your mobiles. But with prompt action and the right technique, you can drain the water out from your mobile. Right decisions taken at the right time can make all the difference. 

If all techniques or tips fail to dry out water from the mobile, then it is important to connect with a professional mobile repair shop. 

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Wool Carpet Flooring: A Timeless Choice for Comfort and Style

When it comes to choosing flooring for your home, few options can match the elegance, warmth, and durability of wool carpet. Wool has been a preferred material for centuries, and its natural properties make it an excellent choice for modern interiors. This article explores the benefits, considerations, and care tips for wool carpet flooring, highlighting why it remains a timeless choice for homeowners seeking comfort and style.

The Benefits of Wool Carpet Flooring

Natural and Sustainable: Wool is a natural fiber sourced from sheep, making it a renewable and environmentally friendly option. The wool industry practices sustainable shearing, which does not harm the animals. This makes wool carpet a conscientious choice for eco-conscious consumers.

Durability: Wool fibers are naturally strong and resilient, allowing wool carpets to withstand heavy foot traffic and maintain their appearance for years. The elasticity of wool fibers helps the carpet retain its shape and resist crushing and matting, making it ideal for high-traffic areas like living rooms and hallways.

Comfort and Insulation: One of the standout features of wool carpet is its exceptional comfort. Wool's natural crimp creates millions of air pockets, providing excellent insulation and a soft, cushioned feel underfoot. This insulation also helps to regulate room temperature, keeping spaces warm in winter and cool in summer.

Stain Resistance: Wool has a natural resistance to stains and soiling due to the lanolin coating on its fibers. While not completely stain-proof, wool carpets are easier to clean and maintain compared to synthetic alternatives. Regular vacuuming and prompt attention to spills can keep wool carpets looking fresh and new.

Fire Resistance: Wool is naturally flame-retardant, making it a safer option for homes. Unlike synthetic fibers, wool does not melt or emit toxic fumes when exposed to fire, providing an added layer of protection for your household.

Considerations for Wool Carpet Flooring

Cost: Wool carpet tends to be more expensive than synthetic options due to its high-quality material and durability. However, the long-term benefits and lifespan of wool can justify the initial investment.

Maintenance: While wool is relatively easy to clean, it does require regular maintenance to preserve its appearance. This includes frequent vacuuming, occasional professional cleaning, and immediate attention to spills to prevent stains.

Allergies: Wool carpet can trap allergens like dust and pollen, which might be a concern for individuals with severe allergies. However, regular cleaning and proper maintenance can mitigate this issue.

Moisture Sensitivity: Wool is sensitive to moisture and can develop mold or mildew if exposed to excessive humidity. It is important to ensure that wool carpets are installed in well-ventilated areas and are not subjected to prolonged damp conditions.

Caring for Wool Carpet Flooring

Regular Vacuuming: Vacuum your wool carpet at least once a week to remove dirt and debris. Use a vacuum with a beater bar or rotating brush for best results.

Spot Cleaning: Address spills immediately by blotting (not rubbing) with a clean cloth. Use a mild detergent solution if necessary, and avoid harsh chemicals that can damage the wool fibers.

Professional Cleaning: Schedule professional cleaning every 12 to 18 months to maintain the carpet's appearance and prolong its lifespan. Professional cleaners can effectively remove deep-seated dirt and allergens.

Humidity Control: Keep indoor humidity levels in check to prevent moisture buildup in the carpet. Use dehumidifiers or air conditioning in humid climates, and ensure proper ventilation in all rooms with wool carpeting.

 

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Understanding Spider Control Measures As Autumn Approaches In Australia

As the vibrant colours of summer begin to fade, Australia prepares for the transition into autumn. With this change in season comes a noticeable increase in spider activity, as these eight-legged creatures seek refuge from the cooling temperatures. For many homeowners, the presence of spiders can be unsettling, prompting the need for effective measures for Spider control in Geelong, Glen Waverley and Bentleigh to maintain a comfortable living environment. In this detailed guide, we explore key spider control measures specifically tailored for Australian homes, ensuring a spider-free autumn season.

Understanding Australian Spiders

Before diving into control measures, it’s essential to understand the types of spiders commonly found in Australian households. From the notorious Sydney funnel-web spider to the harmless huntsman spider, Australia hosts a diverse range of arachnids, each with unique characteristics and behaviours. While some species pose significant threats to human health, others are relatively harmless but can still cause distress to homeowners. Some of the measures for Spider control in Geelong, Glen Waverley and Bentleigh are:

Seal Entry Points:Spiders often find their way into homes through small cracks and openings. Conduct a thorough inspection of your property and seal any potential entry points, including gaps around doors and windows, utility penetrations, and vents. Use caulk or weather stripping to block these access routes effectively.

Keep Outdoor Areas Clean:Spiders thrive in cluttered outdoor spaces where they can build their webs undisturbed. Regularly clean up debris, trim bushes, and remove piles of leaves or wood near your home’s foundation. By minimising hiding spots, you’ll discourage spiders from setting up camp near your living quarters.

Install Screens:Installing fine mesh screens on windows, doors, and vents is an excellent way to prevent spiders from infiltrating your home while still allowing fresh air to circulate. Spider control in Glen Waverley, Geelong and Bentleigh ensure that screens are intact and free of tears, as even the smallest opening can provide an entry point for these arachnids.

Declutter Indoors:Just as outdoor clutter attracts spiders, so does indoor clutter. Keep your living spaces tidy and organised to eliminate potential hiding spots. Pay special attention to areas such as closets, basements, and attics where spiders are more likely to take refuge.

Outdoor Lighting:Spiders are attracted to light sources, which is why outdoor lighting can inadvertently draw them towards your home. Spider control in Bentleigh, Geelong and Glen Waverley opt for yellow or sodium vapour lights, which are less attractive to insects and subsequently, spiders. Additionally, position outdoor lights away from entrances to minimise spider activity near doorways and windows.

Vacuum Regularly:Vacuuming not only removes dust and debris but also eliminates spider webs and eggs. Make it a habit to vacuum high-traffic areas, corners, and crevices where spiders commonly lurk. Don’t forget to empty the vacuum bag or canister outside to prevent any captured spiders from re-entering your home.

Natural Repellents:Certain scents are known to repel spiders effectively. Consider using essential oils such as peppermint, tea tree, or citrus to deter these arachnids from entering your home. Simply mix a few drops of your chosen oil with water in a spray bottle and apply it to entry points and areas frequented by spiders.

Professional Pest Control:If you’re dealing with a persistent spider infestation or prefer a hands-off approach, consider hiring a professional Spider control in Geelong, Glen Waverley and Bentleigh. Experienced technicians can assess your home’s specific needs and implement targeted treatments to eradicate spiders and prevent future incursions effectively.

Autumn may bring a change in weather, but it doesn’t have to bring unwanted guests into your home. By following these expert-approved measures for Spider control in Geelong, Glen Waverley and Bentleigh, you can keep your living spaces comfortable and spider-free throughout the season. By implementing the right control measures tailored for Australian homes, you can effectively deter spiders from entering your living spaces and enjoy a spider-free autumn season. From sealing entry points and deploying natural repellents to utilising chemical treatments when necessary, there are various strategies available to keep spiders at bay. By staying proactive and maintaining regular inspections by Pest Free Nests, you can ensure a comfortable and spider-free environment for you and your family to enjoy throughout the autumn months and beyond.

For any questions or to schedule a consultation, please contact us at Phone: 0478 244 888

[homeinsulationgeelong]

New Build Insulation Trends: Innovations for Modern Homes

Australia's climate can be both scorching and bone-chilling, depending on the season and location. This makes good new build insulation a crucial factor in creating a comfortable and energy-efficient home. Thankfully, the world of insulation is constantly evolving, offering exciting new trends for builders and homeowners alike. Let's explore some of the innovative insulation solutions making waves in the Australian new build market.

Sustainable Insulation Champions:

Recycled Materials: Eco-conscious residential insulation companies are embracing insulation made from recycled plastic bottles, glass, and even old car parts. These innovative products offer excellent thermal performance while diverting waste from landfills.

Natural Wonders: Natural fibres like sheep's wool and hemp are gaining traction for their impressive insulating properties and breathability. These sustainable options are perfect for those seeking an eco-friendly and healthy home environment.

High-Tech Insulation Advancements:

Vacuum Insulated Panels (VIPs): Imagine super-thin panels with incredible insulating power – that's the magic of VIPs. Using a core with a near-vacuum, these panels deliver exceptional thermal performance in a slim profile, perfect for tight spaces in modern designs.

Aerogel Blankets: This futuristic material boasts the lowest thermal conductivity of any solid, making it a champion insulator. While still relatively new in the building industry, aerogel insulation offers unparalleled potential for energy-efficient homes.

Beyond the Walls: Holistic Insulation Strategies

Insulated Concrete Forms (ICFs): ICFs are hollow concrete blocks pre-filled with insulating material, creating a strong and energy-efficient building envelope. This innovative technique streamlines construction while providing superior insulation throughout the structure.

Window Innovation: Double-glazed windows are becoming standard, but the future is looking even brighter. Triple-glazed windows and advanced low-emissivity (low-e) coatings are minimizing heat transfer through windows, a significant source of energy loss.

Benefits of Embracing these New Build Insulation Trends:

Comfort & Liveability: A well-insulated home maintains a consistent temperature year-round, reducing reliance on heating and cooling systems for ultimate comfort.

Energy Efficiency: Superior insulation translates to lower energy bills. You save money and lessen your environmental impact by doing this.

Sustainable Practices: By incorporating recycled and natural materials, you're contributing to a greener building industry.

The Future of Insulation in Australia

As technology advances and sustainability concerns rise, we can expect even more innovative insulation solutions to emerge. By staying informed about these trends, Australian builders and homeowners can create comfortable, energy-efficient homes that are kind to the environment.

Building a new home in Australia? Don't settle for outdated insulation methods. Embrace the latest trends and innovations to create a modern, comfortable, and sustainable home for the future.

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[luxuriousrugs-blog]

Considerable Tips and Advice for Extending Your Washable Rugs' longevity

Australians do love their washable rugs! These rugs are easy to use for every place like our sandy beaches, dusty outback adventures, and messy get-togethers with friends. Many of us may have a thought that while being washed at home, their durability can be lower. However, with some care you can remain and maintain the color and comfy of your washable rugs in Australia for a long run.

Understanding Washing:

Consider the Frequency: Avoid washing too much. Cleaning a lot can make the rug fibers wear out. If the area does not get much foot traffic, vacuum it once a week and wash it every 3-6 months. For places with lots of people walking on it, consider washing it every 1-2 months.

Look at Instructions: We should not forget that each washable rug has its own rules. Look at the care instructions know what the maker says about water temperature, washing cycle, and how to dry it. Ignoring these could make the rug shrink, lose color, or get damaged.

Managing Stains: Deal with spills quickly. Use a gentle stain remover made for washable rugs. Dab with a clean cloth instead of scrubbing to prevent the stain from spreading.

Gentle Cycle, Cool Rinse: Don't use hot water or strong detergents. Choose a gentle cycle with warm water and a mild laundry detergent made for delicate items. A cool rinse will stop colors from running.

Spinning Matters: High-Fast spinning can twist and change the shape of the rug. Choose air drying or use a low-heat tumble drying setting for delicate items. If air drying, lay the rug flat to keep it from getting creases. Other Than Washing:

Vacuum regularly to prevent dirt buildup and fiber wear. Use a rug pad for extra protection to avoid slipping and cushion footsteps.

Rotate rugs occasionally to spread wear evenly and avoid thin patches.

Rotate your rug to avoid constant sun exposure, or consider placing it in a shaded area.

Store your washable rug properly when not in use. Ensure it's dry and clean. Roll it up instead of folding to avoid creases. Keep it in a cool, dry place away from pests. If you're in Australia, no need to stress about cleaning your rug. Luxurious Rugs provides washable rugs in Australia that are meant to go in the washing machine regularly. They'll keep their vibrant colors and patterns no matter how many times you wash them.

[urbanbluebottles]

Stay Hydrated Anytime, Anywhere: The Best Insulated Water Bottle in Australia

Hydration of the body is very important during strenuous exercises and work thus requiring a quality insulated water bottle in Australia that can keep the water either in hot or cold conditions. When the weather is hot such bottles can keep water cool for hours and alternatively when the weather is cool such bottles can keep the water hot. Drinking timely water is important and one must remember that the container one is drinking water from is also important.

Choosing a BPA-free sport wear bottle is essential for both health and environmental reasons. BPA is a common chemical in plastics which at times can leach harmful substances into beverages over time. The leading companies nowadays offer BPA-free bottles, made from stainless steel. These bottles are also highly durable, corrosion-resistant, and eco-conscious, helping to reduce the reliance on single-use plastics and their negative impact on the planet.

When it comes to water bottles that one generally carries for either work or sports sessions then it must also fit the style statement of the individual. Hence the leading companies not just focus on quality but also style to make the water bottle look aesthetic. Daily water bottles of 1L for drinking water are quite good and taking a sip from these bottles is quite easy and are offered in different colours like pink, brown, black, and cream.

The modern bottles are leakproof offer amazing temperature control and also last a significant amount of time. Similar to bottles for daily use one can also buy bottles for travelling enthusiasts and come in capacities like 750ml. The leading companies offering bottles for travelling enthusiasts also ensure that the bottle is stylish so that people like the bottles very much.  

The bottles which have large capacity of 2.2L combines style with functionality, making it an ideal choice for those who value both aesthetics and practicality. With double-wall vacuum insulation, the big bottles keep drinks cold for up to 24 hours and hot for up to 12 hours, making it versatile for all-day hydration. Its sleek, ergonomic design ensures easy handling, and the wide mouth allows for effortless cleaning and adding ice cubes.

Chat with the customer support of the leading bottle suppliers or one can also buy directly from the companies offering water bottles for different purposes.

Source: https://urbanbluebottles.blogspot.com/2024/10/stay-hydrated-anytime-anywhere-best.html

[sociomi]

Guide to choosing windows and doors for your new house or renovation.

In many areas all through Australia cooling is a best consideration for most homes. No matter what the kind of glass you pick warming and cooling will be expected in the pinnacle of winter and summer.

The fundamental contrast with energy proficient glass is the time allotment you will run your cooling. It works really hard of preventing heat from entering or leaving the home however it's not fundamental.

Staying away from superior execution glass Truth be referred to items, for example, double-frosted units and energy effective glass can be kept away from.

While planning your home, concealing can assume an immense part in lessening your glass necessities. Clear glass has little protection from direct openness to the sun accordingly conceal is vital.

Situating windows and entryways in the right area will keep away from outrageous intensity, which is the most serious issue for Australian homes.

Snow capped locales are the principal exemption while fighting outrageous circumstances.

Why overlay glass? Other than the look and warm execution of glass, safety and security is significant. Laminated glass offers both and is accessible in most energy productive varieties.

The laminated interlayer additionally disposes of the vast majority of bright radiation.

Picking a window and entryway company The nature of wood, grade of aluminum and standard of fittings are factors while settling on a provider of your windows and entryways.

Utilizing attempted and tried manufacturers is something reasonable to do. Many organizations source their materials from organizations. Check out vacuum glazing condensation.

Locks, wheels, glazing items and even screws all add to the unwavering quality of the completed item.

Attempt to stay with the organizations that have a blocks and mortar display area where you can contact and feel the completed item firsthand.

Bigger organizations may not be the financial plan fellow with one truck working from his terrace, yet you can nearly ensure they will be there in 10 years. Going modest on windows and entryways might mean you'll be paying for it some other time when things begin to turn out badly.

Life span in the exchange demonstrates they are ever figuring things out.

Keep in mind, anybody can have a garish site so ensure you truly do some examination. Pick a company that has the sudden spikes in demand for the board.

Outline Picking casings will be intensely impacted by the plan and appearance. Upkeep could influence your choice on outlining materials and glass determination will rely heavily on how significant warm properties are to your home.

Our proposals Materials The present semi commercial aluminum outlines are difficult to beat. Using either bifold or stacker entryway frameworks, they are current and will suit open arrangement living.

Picking a window framework can be somewhat more troublesome. One analysis of double hung windows is the twisting adjusts separate over the long run. Shade or sliding windows would most likely be our decision because of their low support highlights.

Finish Along these lines, on the off chance that we are going aluminum, finish comes down to powder covered or anodised. Clear anodised is by a wide margin the most well known anodised got done, which has a silver appearance. This has a more commercial or modern look. On the off chance that you want a particular tone or even a straightforward dark or white it should be powder covered.

Glass Most glass in homes should be Grade A Safety glass, 6.38mm Laminated is the favored safety glass. A few windows don't need safety glass, yet we would suggest going as far as possible. It's protected, secure and more grounded than flimsy float glass.

With regards to energy proficient glass, investigate the utilization of say 6.38mm Dark Laminated. It's less expensive and has fair warm control properties. To coat a whole home, this item could save great many dollars. Join this with some great shade options and you have a sound answer for your home.

[feline-felon]

I think it depends on the bug really.

Beetles and ladybugs: an invaluable part of the ecosystem, and many of them look really cool (plus I hear they make good music too)

Butterflies: very pretty, well liked, important pollinators.

Moths: the butterfly’s less popular cousin, they’re cool so long as they aren’t eating my clothes (seriously there are like so many moths in my bedroom I really need to vacuum in there more often), but other than that I do think they’re pretty in their own way.

Ants: absolutely fascinating insects, would happily go down a Wikipedia rabbit hole learning about all the different species in the Amazon, just don’t break into my pantry and we’re cool.

Bees: not a fan of the stings, but they’ll leave you alone if you leave them alone, so it’s ok. Plus, they’re very important for pollination and make honey.

Wasps: generally more aggressive than bees, more likely to sting you since that doesn’t kill them, but they are also very important for the pollination of many types of flora, (eg. orchids), so they get my begrudging respect.

Centipedes and millipedes: they may look unsettling to some, but for the most part I think they’re actually pretty neat.

Spiders: MY MAN! Yes, I live in Australia where our spiders are famously deadly, but those little guys keep out all the annoying bugs. We just respect each other’s turf, and it’s all chill.

Cicadas and crickets: good sounds, me like.

Flies: bad sounds, me no like. Plus they spread germs. Granted, the reason they’re covered in germs is ‘cause their detritivores, and someone’s gotta clean up that poop, so it’s understandable. Just keep far away from me please.

Mosquitoes: Nope, straight to hell. You are the reason I don’t like going outside at night, and they manage to make the fly’s high pitched whir sound pleasant by comparison. The only good thing about mosquitoes is they make me appreciate spiders more.

Dragonflies: cool as shit, prolly one of my top 10 bugs, up there with praying mantises.

Praying mantises: cool as shit, prolly one of my top 10 bugs, up there with dragonflies.

This isn’t an exhaustive list, but that’s my take.

Tl;dr: you can kill me if you really like mosquitoes, otherwise, buzz off.

Am I allowed to kill people who hate bugs and specifically reach out to me to inform me of said hatred after I say I like bugs

[the-firebird69]

We have only moments to say so no we have time but boy these people are a pain in the ass the sitting there getting aggressive with our son well they're in court. The translates to the Midwest I am was sending groups around so we hit the groups and others are going after them too huge numbers and they are getting defeated. A lot of people cannot stand them and want them out and right now. They're pushing very hard for it and they are going after them. You think it's because of the shield and the attacks on the basis and this upcoming immokalee trip. There's a lot of talk about it a lot of people say we should take over this area while they're away and we can do other stuff that we can't now and that's prevalent and a son said that would be what they would try. Just a huge amount of preparation going on a large forces are coming from the north. Right now the large number of ships that went up to the upper Midwest are coming down and it's cooling off the east coast it is probably 10�� cooler than normal at each area Massachusetts is 75 Virginia Virginia Beach is about 80 and that's a big change for those areas and it hasn't reached down beyond it yet. The ships are going up there at 8:00 a.m. this morning and they're still going up there one to three mile ships in the steady stream and our son says if they don't come down that way it's making like a vacuum and to pull the cold air down and they do go up the St Laurent cuz they're picking up military stuff and we told him not to come down there that's true it's a slight vortex. The slight effect is being felt in the upper Midwest instead of cooling the temperature is holding steady and increased a little had a couple degrees it's enough to prove the theory is true and it should have cooled with the dropping of the land. And since it didn't it's not wicking the cold air down there the ships are still proceeding but the number of ships doesn't increased by two and it's to hold trillions and trillions of people hundreds of trillions and shortly larger numbers than that the big ships have departed Australia they're headed this way there are five 5 Mile shifts and seven four Mile shifts and those are huge okay three of the 5 mi ships are going up to Mississippi and two of the 4-mile ships are going up to Mississippi it's just what they're picking up they'll continue through the Great lakes and then out the St Laurent and it will create a vortex it's more powerful than the one there now and it's just an air current it will make a storm or anything cuz I would drag air down. We have a new estimated time of arrival of cold air

: tonight we anticipate the air cooling here starting at 7:00 p.m. buy as much as 10 degrees in Southwest Florida. The temperature is a cooling already on the East Coast we expect Massachusetts tonight at 7:00 p.m. to be about 60° f

: at 9:00 p.m. Southwest Florida is expected to drop another 10° and it's 7:00 p.m. in Southwest Florida is usually 85°, it'll be 75°, 2 hours later it'll be 65° here that's an extreme drop and a good time to charge the bike he says it's true however

: we project that by midnight it may drop another 10° here to 55°. Thus of the coast as far north as Virginia it might be 45° at that location and if you go to Massachusetts it could be as low as 38°

: we also project by 3:00 a.m. Southwest Florida might be as low as low as 45 degrees Fahrenheit as you go up the coast to Virginia it might be 40° and Massachusetts would be 30°

: the big ships are scheduled to come out but they're going down Mississippi and Missouri cuz they can't fit through the St Laurent but large 3 Mile ships are going up through the St Laurent at 4:00 a.m. they exit around 7:00 a.m. they head south and will be down in the southern New England coast around 11:00 a.m. dragon and pushing cold air with them because they're huge and it will cause a freeze out and that would be tomorrow the temperature is here will plummet as well but it is daytime and it's much harder to change the temperature

: at 6:00 a.m. we expect the temperatures to be approximately 35° in Florida the whole state

: by 7:00 a.m. they will be 65°

: by 9:00 a.m. it'll be 75 to 80 and increase to 85° at 10:30 to 11:00

: at about 2:00 p.m. it will start cooling 10° an hour and it will be 35° at 7:00 p.m. in Florida tomorrow night.

At that time the shipping will will be halted they will tell them you'll have to come back later because they caused a freeze out and people will be dying in the upper Midwest and they'll come down the rivers tons of them and they will drag cold air with them and tomorrow night may go below freezing in Florida and the rest of the continent of the United States and Canada the northern continent North America and it will be abysmal even here it will be below 30° Tuesday night into Wednesday morning at 8:00 a.m. it will warm to 45° at 9:00 a.m. it will be 65° and it'll be warm and that afternoon and it will be hot by late afternoon we anticipate them stopping the ships from leaving no because they can't they're forcing their way out so tomorrow evening it will be at 7:00 p.m. another cycle of reached the Gulf from the two rivers and the temperatures will drop by 10° every hour and we estimate that's when so they'll go from roughly 75 to 65 8:00 p.m. 55 9:00 p.m. and so on until it freezes out again and the pipes here are plastic they should be okay but the pipes to the street or not but they are below ground mostly and usually the water is running on the sun will hit it in the morning and we're hoping that it won't burst but he says probably won't because the water will have a place to expand and it's true it goes down the line and it's going to be not frozen below the dirt that's good hopefully that works that way here

Stay tuned but this is going to be a hell of a couple days

Thor Freya

I'm going to keep on with the trip unless they cancel it and that's what it is

Zues Hera

Would you see why and we do understand something we think that these idiots are doing that they're trying to keep you there so it makes sense to us but really the secrets they have are not that great

Mac

Space on the future evacuation but yeah we do see what you're saying

Bja