https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nat ... 308410007/

A guy was sweeping the ocean for a meteorite and found tiny spheres made of seemingly alien metal. They're undergoing further analysis.

Now I'm not sure if there was a boom at liftoff. When I was 15 feet away from it it seemed like it. Looking out the window I don't know. So, just as the Canada smoke (I like to call it the Canadian virus) subsided, we get firework smoke on a windless night. LED flashlights are getting so powerful th...

Fireworks. Is the boom at liftoff necessary or an added feature? Because model rockets don't go boom. Mabe it's because model rockets are lighter???

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2005 ... -city-of-z

I read half then skipped to the end. It kind of sounded like just an old village with good pottery and well planned roads that was partially wiped out. I have to finish reading. I'm an adventurer at heart.

I liked monster stickers and smurfs, but I never bought a smurf. Not sure how into Pokemon I would have been if I were younger. I'd like looking through the cards even today though.

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Sat Jun 03, 2023 12:08 am

I created a spice blend for my rice...5 tsp tumeric

I'm reducing that by a couple tsps after reading about tumeric supplements causing liver damage. The GRAS level is lower than a serving of my rice.

I'm not doin this but I think I'd like a good model submarine with a camera and a boat.

I call this beets and black beans and spinach too. You can have a banana afterwards.

Banging was heard on Tuesday.

And today. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/missing-su ... 023-06-21/

I read that one of the vessels that could raise the sub is 1000 miles away, in Massachusetts. It didn't sound like it's on its way. They're waiting to find the sub before making rescue plans. In other news, Newsweek quotes Trump and a constitutional law scholar. Trump: "...it is like, highly confide...