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Category Archives: Science and Technology
Drop, Cover and Hold?
Thanks to Gordon G.
Posted in environment, Safety, Science and Technology
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France to require all large parking lots to be covered by solar panels
Thanks to Pam P. In France, solar just got a huge boost from new legislation approved through the Senate this week that will require all parking lots with spaces for at least 80 vehicles – both existing and new – to be … Continue reading
Posted in Climate, environment, Science and Technology
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Hidden in the heavens
The pictures from the new Webb satellite telescope show the heavens in the infrared wavelengths, something we cannot see from the ground.
Posted in Photography, Science and Technology
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Dubai builds world’s largest vertical farm
Thanks to Pam P. The city known for importing almost all of its produce will now grow 2 million pounds of leafy greens each year inside the world’s largest vertical farm. As the world begins to turn its back on … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Climate, environment, Science and Technology
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The Taskar Center for Accessible Technology
Thanks so Mary M. Please click here to go to their web site at the UW. It’s heart warming to see this level of interest in people with motility and speech limitations. Mission Statement The Taskar Center for Accessible Technology … Continue reading
Posted in Dementia, Health, Science and Technology, Transportation
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Different Masking Rules for retirement communities?
It seems our age group was less vulnerable to the delta variant last summer but is 2x more vulnerable to winter’s omicron variant. Variants will keep coming, as long as so many people resist vaccination and keep socially mixing. The … Continue reading
Who Gives A Crap toilet paper review: Our favorite recycled toilet paper (at CNN)
Thanks to Pam P. This article is a part of CNN Underscored’s Earth Week, a weeklong focus on our planet and ways to celebrate and preserve it. We’ll be featuring tips on how to live more sustainably, products to help you spend … Continue reading
Posted in Climate, Education, environment, Science and Technology
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National Pi day cookies – baked by a mathematician
Thanks to Hollis W. and the Duke magazine
Posted in Food, Science and Technology
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Great insight for understanding how Engineers think.
Thanks to Sybil-Ann – with sympathy to spouses of engineers 🙂
Posted in Humor, Science and Technology
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Is loving not being on social media?
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