As my physics prof would day--"nothing sucks." Of course air moves when there is a pressure gradient.

Just don't set it at 2020.

I've got an aortic valve from a pig in my heart. Seems to still be working fine.

Like I-81 around Scranton PA ? Wonder if the unions have anything to do with it.

That's wild. I remember as a teen around 1956 or so when the last civil war vet passed away.

Reminds me of going on a night patrol. We'd put black on our faces. The Black guys in the platoon wondered why they had to---it helped reduce any glare.

That's wild, if true. Never heard that one.

I bought a cat bed for the cat that lives with us. She does not use it. Maybe I should have bou9ght a dog bed?

The white-faced ground hornets I encountered in the forest in the Cascades of Washington are nasty devils. When you walk a trail you may end up running for your life (figure of speech). A very agressive insect.

God knows.

All too many were built on land that became more valuable for other purposes. They were great for a family. The kids never seemed to mind being in the back seat as they were provided with plenty of popcorn, soda, blankets and pillows.

What's also amazing is how the members of a flock can make flight maneuvers and not bump into each other. Just wild to watch.

I had major heart surgery in 2017 that included a bypass for mu main coronary artery and a new pig valve for a bad aortic valve. So far so good for me at age 80.

I taught high school biology for 32 years, 1962-1994. Nothing beat good informative lectures with note taking, written and reading homework, and hands on lab experiences.

Those snowboarders and X game skiers amaze me at their fearlessness. At least I think they are fearless.