The hockey community lost a long-time member yesterday.
Mark Sertich, who was the world’s oldest hockey player according to @GWR, passed away at 99 years old yesterday in Duluth. You’ll be missed, Sertie. ❤️
@EmilyFromMN Straight from Davies 2013 et all (the graph) - which tested a bacteria colony within a group of people, not a virus. This is what i was getting at.
Since the facemask science is confusing: COVID is 40-100 nanometers, the breathing space on a non-95, regular cotton or cloth 'mask' is much larger than 100nm, assuming no gap. No, your 1mm breathing fabric isn't blocking covid, it's nice false sense of total security tho.
@svensundgaard Note b4 i delete: seems like a very interesting series of wx factors, other than health etc.. which appear to amplify mort-rate: hubei & lombardy etc.. elevated regions, lite winds & subsidence at night. Higher local pressure & low density at night. Unfavorable wx for lungs too.
I was in a heated convo once with a mutual agent, who wanted money: it was about a bet on low oil, how a 'saving' play between russia & saudi would create even lower oil after- was in 2014. 2 mths before oil drop. She told me i was nuts; I wonder if she still thinks about me.
Duluth: 'San Fran of the Midwest,' also foggier than San Francisco - Come for the beauty, stay because you can't find your way out of town (& or stuck in the snow).
@svensundgaard It's so sad, thoughts for Nashville this month. I noticed the 03Z HRRR had produced a strong iso-supercell just north of BNA - the amount of tornadoes from this event also surprised me.
Since I ❤ the Great Lakes; I also follow the waves & ice. Here is my latest for both using short-range 16Z data. Strongest wave action on Superior around 📷 Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore.
Great big Lakes, great big waves! The @NOAA#GreatLakes Coastal Forecasting System predicts waves as high as 10-12 ft in the middle of the lakes tonight & tmrw morning, w/ heights returning to the 0-5 ft range after that. https://t.co/rManYCZ6xc
@CIGLR_UM@RealGLOS@NOAAResearch
@swang111@dbrauer@MnPCA You haven't? Go to boyscout landing, or the Blatnik landing to see the warnings. I dont think you fish on the river.. or in general because its in the Mndnr handbook.
@swang111@dbrauer So we can't eat fish in the river, or we will get Mercury poisoning and die. However, the @MnPCA conveniently cancelled the Mercury study at the same time Polymet Permits were being readied.. I'm all for transparency, but what's more important? 14 years of skipping hard science?
@swang111@dbrauer The majority of Range residents don't have to deal with the carcinogens after heavy mining enters waterways. Reserve was enough to produce high cancer rates off of taconite, imagine what all the no-end-of-life Ni-Cu mines will do! Plus, can you eat fish out of the St. Louis, yet?