Alzheimer Adventures

Left the Kindergarten Lab for the Old Folks Home It’s a Parkinson’s Party now

[Danielle Baskin @djbaskin]

a true teal flower in nature is rare. this is the Sapphire Tower / blue puya from Chile and it’s in bloom right now in SF in a hidden spot. I’m hosting a private tour bc I can’t share the location online & it’s also slightly dangerous, so we must treat this like a rare Pokémon

[Sandhya Patel @SandhyaABC7]

El Niño ADVISORY: Issued today by Climate Prediction Center saying it has developed in past month, will strengthen this winter, 63% chance of strong event & among largest going back to 1950. This doesn't guarantee strong impacts for Bay Area so stay tuned. #ElNiño #BayArea

[Alzheimer Adventures @ClusterLuck12]

@DanielLurie @SFPD Awesome

[Not Tiny @NotTinytreehand]

Respectfully, I'm a 15 veteran firemen. Fire suppression systems are designed to handle a certain "fire load". I'm not saying intentional disruption to the suppression system isn't possible, but it's 90% more likely the owner, overloaded the "fire load" rendering the suppression system useless.

Regardless, it's the IC's job (chief) to ensure fire spread doesn't occur. The minute you knew the suppression system wasn't working properly, you go defensive to protect adjacent properties.

Sometimes wild shit happens.

Real life and experience says my thoughts are 75% correct.

I don't take stock in a chief's comments without a proper investigation, he's got a career to protect.

[Alzheimer Adventures @ClusterLuck12]

@TonySeruga @lightloveyeshua Did the intake water from the canals have those f u c k i n g invasive mussels that plug everything up?

[Alzheimer Adventures @ClusterLuck12]

@TonySeruga @lightloveyeshua Remember also the huge rubber tire mountain that caught fire, polluted our air for months and burned for many many months. I see we have learned from that!

[Alzheimer Adventures @ClusterLuck12]

@Polymarket For whom the bell tolls! Tolls, tolls for the trolls!

[Alzheimer Adventures @ClusterLuck12]

@japan_nobunaga @auweia1 Well, i remember a store security lady that fought back and was sued if I recall, so there is a risk of bodily harm or lawsuit if you fight the person stealing.

[David V. Stewart @DavidVStewart]

My neighbor Mr Daniel fell and broke his hip and is now on hospice. He is a WWII Navy veteran and a very generous man with his time and was very independent even in his old age.
He would turn 100 this summer.
In your charity, consider a prayer for him.

[schnicklefritz @wilburfort]

@BrandiKruse @ADFLegal What could go wrong? Watch your assholes, boys, because you’ve consented to them being digitally penetrated when you sign up for youth sports.

[Congresswoman Chellie Pingree @chelliepingree]

Hi, Donald. Midcoast Mainer here.

You did not, in fact, “have to go to Japan” to get a Maine lobster before you. We sold millions. Our lobster fishery is one of the most valuable in the U.S.

It’s a big reason why people come here, in case you didn’t know!

If anything is hurting our lobstermen, it’s inflation (which you apparently “love”).

Also, exactly *zero* Maine fishermen run their boats at three knots. More like 30 knots—and some go even faster. You should check out a lobster boat race sometime!

I think it might be time for one of your famous Oval Office naps, because you have ZERO idea what you’re talking about.

[Stanley Roberts 📺🎥 @StanleyRoberts]

Earth, Fog, Water, and Fire.
@NWSBayArea Pacifica, CA

[NOAA Communications @NOAAComms]

Just in: El Nino forms and expected to strengthen, say @NOAA forecasters

News release + images: https://t.co/lS3v4K6TMC

#ElNino #ENSO @nws

[BirdieBittern @BirdieBittern]

Lani Pallister Calls Getting COVID for 5th Time “So Random”

“I got COVID the 3rd week of Jan, but that hasn’t really affected too much of this part of the season”

That's the thing about gambling; most people play until they lose🎲🎲

https://t.co/RlNtfPnnzU via @swimswamnews

[Machine Pun Kelly 🇺🇦 @KellyScaletta]

If you remove the sprinkler system from a building and it burns down, you bear some responsibility for the damage, even if you didn't start the fire.

This post is about screwworms.

[Alzheimer Adventures @ClusterLuck12]

@SolidEvidence Now tell us about the urban cities

[Rep. Melanie Stansbury @Rep_Stansbury]

This is Trump’s Watergate.

Today, the @nytimes released a truly stunning report on the Epstein cover-up by the White House. 

Collusion, breaking the law, evading subpoenas—it’s all in there:
- Trump quashing the files
- The VP, COS, DOJ, FBI, and others colluding in the Situation Room to stop their release and compliance
- Officials lying to the public 
- Admin in-fighting and exits
- Officials who appeared in front of Congress during this time

Read the report here: https://t.co/prgyF2Isfg

[Paul Branham @BoilerPaulie]

GameStop $GME 10-Q filed premarket today, along with a Form 425 acknowledging Ryan Cohen’s repost of @ReesePolitics criticizing another $EBAY insider selling their shares without ever buying any on the open market.

Oh, and GameStop bought another 1,652,819 shares of direct equity in eBay.

Their equity stake now accounts for every share sold by eBay insiders on the open market since February 14, 2020 (2,465,123 shares over the last 156 filings coded as S)

The derivative position remains the same as before.

[Archaeo - Histories @archeohistories]

A 42,000-year-old tree rewrote Earth's history...

Workers excavating a site for the expansion of a geothermal power plant in Ngāwhā, New Zealand 🇳🇿, unearthed something no one expected. Buried under 26 feet of soil lay a kauri tree measuring eight feet in diameter and 65 feet in length. Carbon dating revealed it had lived for around 1,500 years, between 41,000 and 42,500 years ago.

So well preserved was the wood that the bark was still attached. Scientists immediately recognized its staggering potential. "There's nothing like this anywhere in the world," said Alan Hogg from the University of Waikato. "This Ngāwhā kauri is unique."

Its rings offered an incredible 1,700-year record of Earth's environmental conditions, precisely spanning the period of the Laschamps Excursion — the last complete reversal of Earth's magnetic poles.

An international study using the ancient swamp kauri showed that a temporary breakdown of Earth's magnetic field 42,000 years ago sparked major climate shifts leading to global environmental change and mass extinctions. During a period of about 500 years, the poles remained reversed, with a field strength that varied below 28 percent of today's value.

With the dwindling of the magnetic field, Earth lost an important protective shield against cosmic radiation.

Researchers dubbed this episode the "Adams Transitional Geomagnetic Event," a tribute to Douglas Adams, who wrote in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy that "42" was the answer to life, the universe, and everything.

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