Random thoughts

[creek47]

Wendy’s spicy chicken combo is the best fast food meal

 

[Enid]

I sometimes look around my environment and wonder, what will this look like 1 or 2 thousand years from now?

Like, the street I live on, or the land where my work is. What will it look like?

What will north Texas be like in the year 4000, if there even is such a thing. What will all of the world look like?

 

[Enid]

Wendy’s spicy chicken combo is the best fast food meal

For me it's black bean burritos from Taco Bell. Love em.

I also love the tostadas from there but sub beans for meat.

I'm a Taco Bell fast food girl all the way

 

[creek47]

For me it's black bean burritos from Taco Bell. Love em.

I also love the tostadas from there but sub beans for meat.

I'm a Taco Bell fast food girl all the way

I love Taco Bell #2

Somgood but goes right to my gut

 

[creek47]

I sometimes look around my environment and wonder, what will this look like 1 or 2 thousand years from now?

Like, the street I live on, or the land where my work is. What will it look like?

What will north Texas be like in the year 4000, if there even is such a thing. What will all of the world look like?

Mother Nature is undefeated. The world will go on.

 

[Enid]

Mother Nature is undefeated. The world will go on.

Oh, absolutely...until we don't, I suppose. Eventually, the sun will die and so will our planet. However, we could easily experience several more mass extinctions before then. Who even knows, right!

I still wonder sometimes driving down my street what that EXACT place might look like a thousand years from now. I wish I could have a little glimpse.

 

[creek47]

Oh, absolutely...until we don't, I suppose. Eventually, the sun will die and so will our planet. However, we could easily experience several more mass extinctions before then. Who even knows, right!

I still wonder sometimes driving down my street what that EXACT place might look like a thousand years from now. I wish I could have a little glimpse.

Agreed. Life is so short and the Earth and time are so much older!

 

[Enid]

How will the universe die


(Just press play)

 

[rbkwp]

xmas cheer or maybe thanksgiving for you

This week we have something for everyone including Azaleas, Hydrangeas, Red Hot Pokers and Bearded Irises for the outside and also some great Amaryllis deals for inside including several ready Potted varieties for the perfect Christmas gift which will burst into flower in the Festive Season.

Potted Amaryllis

Hydrangea "Princess Juliana"

Amaryllis "Santiago"

Amaryllis "Exotic Nymph"

 

[rbkwp]

Bearded Iris

Kniphofia "Flamingo"

Azalea - Charlie

Amaryllis "Gervase"

We LOVE gardening!

 

[rbkwp]

smithsonian gone nuts on your day today,fai enough
e hee dont velebrate it at all,nut the stores have jumped onthe commercial black fiday thing of course huh

as on the Menu at the First Thanksgiving?
The history of the holiday meal tells us that turkey was always the centerpiece, but other courses have since disappeared

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Traditional Thanksgiving dinner includes turkey, stuffing and mashed potatoes but the First Thanksgiving likely included wildfowl, corn, porridge and venison.

14 Fun Facts About Turkeys
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The Pilgrims Weren't the First to Celebrate Thanksgiving
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[rbkwp]

This Man Made the First Canned Cranberry Sauce
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When Thanksgiving Meant a Fancy Meal Out on the Town
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Why You’ll Still Have Room for Pie After Turkey and Stuffing
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The First Thanksgiving Parades Were Riots
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How 260 Tons of Thanksgiving Leftovers— Gave Birth to an Industry
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[rbkwp]

FROM OUR FRIENDS AT JSTOR DAILY
Cats Love Cologne
How do you catch a tiger? Authorities in India dealt with this question recently and turned to an unexpected tool: perfume.
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more likely we havent experimented /forced it on them yet
we are selfish bastards aernt we

Mice do not naturally develop Alzheimer's disease.
feel sorry for the mice now after reading that hea
yeah i know i know our benefits



Alzheimer’s researchers seek better lab mice
After many of the Alzheimer’s drugs that worked in mice failed to live up to their promise in clinical trials, several projects are developing animal models that more closely mimic how the brain disease affects people. Researchers are engineering more genetically diverse mice as well as a host of animal models with different combinations of mutations to explore the complex causes of the disease.

Nature | 4 min read

Mice do not naturally develop Alzheimer's disease. (The Jackson Laboratory)

 

[creek47]

It’s not that bad, think about it. If you’re reading this you have electricity, the internet, free time to be on this site. Remember the blessings that we have before saying what we don’t.

 

[rbkwp]

African Swine Fever spreading across China: What does it mean for Australia?
Since August, about 500,000 pigs have been culled in China, and perhaps even more have died directly from African Swine Fever.

Fun Ways to Use Your Thanksgiving Leftovers
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LEFTOVERS MADE EASY: MASHED POTATO PANCAKES
With large amounts of mashed potatoes leftover, these creative pancakes make for a great dish a few days later!

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LEFTOVER TURKEY SKILLET SHEPERD'S PIE
This turkey shepherd's pie is a one-skillet dish that's easy to make and repurposes many of Thanksgiving leftovers.

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MAKE TURKEY TACOS WITH BUTTERNUT SQUASH PICO DE GALLO
Put together these turkey and butternut squash tacos. They're even better with fresh pico de gallo and lime squeezed on top.

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Post Thanksgiving Recipes

 

[rbkwp]

GREAT NEWS
some,nave a grasp on humanity/wildlife preservation,they dont need no wars

Rothschild’s giraffe populations are slowly recovering. (Denis-Huot/NPL/SPL)
Conservation pays off for whales and gorillas
Mountain gorillas, a subspecies of giraffe, fin whales and western grey whales have all become less vulnerable to extinction, according to the influential International Union for Conservation of Nature Red List. The group gives credit to years of collaborative effort among governments, businesses and society to help species to recover. The animals are still very threatened: western grey whales, for example, have increased from roughly 120 animals in 2007 to around 175 today.

 

[rbkwp]

 

[rbkwp]

better informative home nere than there RPT ha

just sayin
could refer to us all tho,i am guilty now
that is NOW!!!

Where millions barely move
One-quarter of US residents spend at least 8 hours a day sitting, and most of those do nowhere near enough leisure-time physical activity to counteract its ill effects. Of those who sat for more than 8 hours per day, more than 60% were physically active for less than 150 minutes per week, the minimum required to reap health benefits.

Nature Research Highlights | 1 min read Reference: JAMA paper Get more of Nature’s Research Highlights: short picks from the latest papers.

Researchers found 467 ways in which human health, water, food, economy, infrastructure and security have been recently impacted by climate hazards such as warming, heatwaves, precipitation, drought, floods, fires, storms, sea-level rise and changes in natural land cover and ocean chemistry. (Nature Climate Change)

 

[rbkwp]

Video: Turkey Devours Leftover Turkey On Subway Train

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It's a bird eat bird world out there, man.

BULLSHIT, RIDICULOUS
people who wish to view such deserve more respect than that
always thought some of those buggers weerre sick

Laiskodat said the high entrance fee was intended to boost the prestige of the conservation area, the Kompas daily reported.
"This is a rare place, only for people with money," Laiskodat was quoted as saying by Kompas. "Those who don't have enough money shouldn't come because this place is for extraordinary people."
Thousands of tourists annually descend on the cluster of islands in eastern Indonesia that are the only place in the world where komodo dragons can be seen in their natural habitat.


Indonesia may charge tourists $500 to see rare Komodo dragons
The governor of East Nusa Tenggara province, home to the world's biggest lizard, has proposed charging visitors $500 to see the endangered species, about 50 times the current entrance fee for the Komodo National Park.

Indonesia may charge tourists $500 to see rare Komodo dragons | DW | 23.11.2018

 

[creek47]

Thanksgiving left overs are awesome!