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2 hours ago, Blarg said:

We shop at that Albertsons but I think the last ticket I bought was closer to the house. 

The wife and I used to eat at Casa Del Rey all the time.  Loved that place.

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A "HELP" sign made from palm tree leaves saved three sailors stranded on a tiny Pacific atoll for more than a week, after the U.S. Coast Guard spotted it from the sky. The three men were found Tuesday evening on the minute Pikelot Atoll, which is part of the Federated States of Micronesia

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/micronesia-sailors-rescued-making-help-sign-palm-tree-leaves-rcna147327

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https://www.thecooldown.com/green-tech/quaise-geothermal-energy-drilling-gyrotron/

Many energy companies and governments are eyeing geothermal energy — produced by extracting hot water and steam in underground reservoirs heated by Earth's core to generate power — as a way to bolster intermittent energy from solar and wind power. 

Quaise Energy's gyrotron drills may offer a solution to the problem with their ability to vaporize rock using "high-power, linear-beam vacuum tubes to generate millimeter-length electromagnetic waves," as the magazine reported.

Based on Woskov's decades of research, he estimated it would take just over 25 days to create the world's deepest hole.

As the magazine explained, the company plans to market its technology to industrial companies first. The long-term goal is to use the gyrotrons to power geothermal plants or repurposed coal and natural gas plants. This would provide the electric grid with 25-50 megawatts of power from each well.

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4 hours ago, Blarg said:

https://www.thecooldown.com/green-tech/quaise-geothermal-energy-drilling-gyrotron/

Many energy companies and governments are eyeing geothermal energy — produced by extracting hot water and steam in underground reservoirs heated by Earth's core to generate power — as a way to bolster intermittent energy from solar and wind power. 

Quaise Energy's gyrotron drills may offer a solution to the problem with their ability to vaporize rock using "high-power, linear-beam vacuum tubes to generate millimeter-length electromagnetic waves," as the magazine reported.

Based on Woskov's decades of research, he estimated it would take just over 25 days to create the world's deepest hole.

As the magazine explained, the company plans to market its technology to industrial companies first. The long-term goal is to use the gyrotrons to power geothermal plants or repurposed coal and natural gas plants. This would provide the electric grid with 25-50 megawatts of power from each well.

I remember when they were talking about geothermal energy in Murrieta with their hot springs. Nothing that I know came of it, so it's probably one of those theoretical boondoggles.

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Could be a huge boondoggle considering all of the engineering difficulties in controlling the direction the superheated steam could travel without a 25 mile long sleeve. 

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A woman has been found dead inside the belly of a snake after it swallowed her whole in central Indonesia, a local official said Saturday, marking at least the fifth person to be devoured by a python in the country since 2017.

The husband of 45-year-old Farida and residents of Kalempang village in South Sulawesi province discovered her on Friday inside the reticulated python, which measured around five meters (16 feet).

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/python-swallows-woman-whole-indonesia/

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A newly opened Buc-ee’s is living up to the saying that everything’s bigger in Texas.

The new travel center, which officially opened for business on Monday, sprawls over 75,000 square feet in Luling and is equipped with 120 gas pumps.

Its size makes it the largest constructed by the popular travel center chain. Prior to the Luling location’s launch, that title belonged to a 74,000-square-foot Buc-ee’s in Tennessee

https://www.foxbusiness.com/lifestyle/buc-ees-opens-largest-store-spanning-75000-square-feet-120-gas-pumps

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