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@#6 ... I'm not really fond of them myself from an aesthetic standpoint, but they do crank out a lot of power. ...
Yeah, that seems to be the issue here.
There's things like this ..
Wind turbine shadow flicker
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Sen Paul's view of Dr Fauci?
Trio - Da Da Da (I Don't Love You, You Don't Love Me) (1982)
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@#82 ... the pardon absolves him of the need and ability to plead the Fifth. ...
Not necessarily true.
The pardon only absolves him of Federal crimes.
Then there are State-level crimes.
As I noted in my #16, which seems to be, oh so long ago ...
#16
... The pardon only works at the Federal level.
If State AGs decide to go after Dr Fauci, the pardon won't stop them.
3 state attorneys general subpoena Anthony Fauci
thehill.com
That's likely another reason why he took the 5th ...
Kip Adotta - Wet Dream (1984)
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They don't write songs like that anymore ...
Maybe that might be A Good Thing?
Related ...
How Trump's loathing for wind turbines started with a Scottish court battle (2025)
www.bbc.com
... "I am the evidence," was the eyebrow-raising comment made by Donald Trump when he appeared before the Scottish Parliament in 2012.
He was speaking as an "expert" witness on green energy targets, describing how he believed wind turbines were damaging tourism in Scotland.
Five years before he first became US president, it was one of his earliest interventions on renewable energy - but since then his opposition to them has grown to become government policy in the world's biggest economy.
He was objecting to 11 turbines which were planned - and ultimately constructed - alongside his Aberdeenshire golf course.
On his latest visit to Scotland, he described those turbines as "some of the ugliest you've ever seen". ...
Then I see things like this ...
Connecticut Children's Hospital agrees to end treatments for transgender kids
www.wshu.org
... Connecticut Children's Hospital will stop offering treatments for transgender children as part of an agreement with the Trump administration.
That includes puberty blockers, hormone therapy and surgery, which hospitals typically call "gender-affirming care," but what the Department of Justice referred to as "sex-rejecting procedures" in its announcement.
Connecticut Children's said last year it would wind down its youth gender-affirming services, along with Yale-New Haven Health.
The newly announced settlement with the Trump administration includes a full stop to the treatments and an undisclosed monetary fine; the Department of Justice said the treatments violate federal law.
The DOJ also said the hospital will set aside $500,000 for what it calls "medical care for [p]eople living with the harmful consequences of 'gender-affirming care.'" ...
Here in Connecticut, we have been having more rain than the norm during the summer.
For example, instead of my lawn turning brown and going dormant in the summer because of a lack of rain, the lawn it growing to the point I have to mow it once a week.
Once a week used to be spring-time timing for mowing here, not August timing.
August timing used to be once every couple weeks, maybe even every three weeks. because the lack of rain made the grass go dormant.
Something's changing ...
PHOTOS: Heavy rain causes flooding, damage across Connecticut (August 2025)
www.wtnh.com
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