Out of the Blue [Aug 07, 2024, 11:57 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
We're about free from the siding project, as the workers have removed the
scaffolding from our house. So we're almost out of the woods, though they'll
still have to move their tools and stuff along a bit more before we can start
parking here again. But we're right there, and it's a relief to put this behind
us.
I mentioned picking up the meme RPG Raid: Shadow Legends when I busted my elbow in my car accident. I'm actually still playing, so I want to give a shout-out to my friends in the Overlook Gaming cluster for being so fun and awesome. Hey guys!
I mentioned picking up the meme RPG Raid: Shadow Legends when I busted my elbow in my car accident. I'm actually still playing, so I want to give a shout-out to my friends in the Overlook Gaming cluster for being so fun and awesome. Hey guys!
Overlooked Round-up
Thanks Ant, Neutronbeam, and Max.Stories
Science
- 700,000-year-old bone discovery confirms existence of three-foot-tall early 'hobbit' humans - Euronews. Thanks RedEye9.
- Heavy Rain Just Gifted Science One Of The Oldest Dinosaurs Ever Found - IFLScience.
Media
Creature Features
The family of a French explorer who died in theTitan submersible implosion has filed a $50 million lawsuit, saying the crew experienced “terror and mental anguish” before the disaster
I’m guessing they won’t use Dale Molé as a character witness
The former director of the US Navy for undersea medicine and radiation health, said they would have died instantly and painlessly by the force under the depth of the sea.
“It would have been so sudden, that they wouldn’t even have known that there was a problem, or what happened to them. It’s like being here one minute, and then the switch is turned off. You’re alive one millisecond, and the next millisecond you’re dead,” he said.
I’m guessing they won’t use Dale Molé as a character witness
The former director of the US Navy for undersea medicine and radiation health, said they would have died instantly and painlessly by the force under the depth of the sea.
“It would have been so sudden, that they wouldn’t even have known that there was a problem, or what happened to them. It’s like being here one minute, and then the switch is turned off. You’re alive one millisecond, and the next millisecond you’re dead,” he said.
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