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Successful launch test…

“part of the game” 🎯

The launch of the Space X Starship is dreamed a “success” after a breaking away booster exploded and contact was lost.

“Eight minutes of glory” 🙌

The flight lasted twice as long as the first one back in April, it’s 4 minutes of test flight was also deemed a success.

What price data?

We concur that safety is paramount in data. Building a program on loss of life is not in the stars.

Pop goes the…

Buck and a half each and deposit…

Cold and smooth, like most old guys

Sam approved

We have had the pleasure of enjoying this bottled pop at the local Albert and Walters since it opened its inside to the public after Covid and a renovation.

They have a counter display of 4 packs for $5:99 + return deposit, there is a coupon in the cardboard case for a free buddie burger aas well.

Besides the taste of vintage root beer revived in glass the asthetics and demenour of the experience is potent to many generations including from car hop days under the raised parking roof.

Today one like no other…

Enjoy the day it will not come again

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Grasslands for the environment.

Grass lands producing grass for cattle are in demand for feed lots and dairy cows They feed for winter as well. for meat producers. Photo KDG ( some believe that protein from soya is a better alternative to grass going through meat.)

November 14th anniversary,flood…

November 14 2021, Coldwater river.

The Deluge towards Its Close by Joshua Shaw is licensed under CC-CC0 1.0

Well it wasn’t as bad as Joshua’s painting but it was note worthy.

November 2021 in Merritt BC saw a catastrophic flooding event causing the situation that is still in construction 🚧 today.

🌡️ Weather belongs to the planets.

Monday, the 13th of November

A week like no other…

The third week in November is a week like no other it is like an island in vast ocean of time, buffeted by agendas and plans that assail without mercy to those that plan and scan for land.

Let me reiterate the week is plum with opportunity and pereinial risk. Why its only been a year since it last popped its head over the gate and said so you remember, do you? What is the price you will pay to be with it in the coming year, so as I can not complain that you missed again.

Make for the rule and do not follow the fool, plan and commit as seasons demand and you and me will tick like friends and not foes. Me with my advantage of wait, you with your weapon of take, placid is not on, but fury may scurry when you set the goal and consider the toll to make for a success score. KDG

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RIP Chris Plummer…

Army cadets Photo KDG

Stats for Canada

There are about 97,000 serving members of the regular army and reserves from the 2021 census.

Veterans

The 2021 census also counted nearly half a million veterans of which 75,000 are women, that’s about 16 per cent of the counted vets. Fully 1/3 are from 25 years to 54 years, and 4 of 10 are over 65.

Minorities

There are about 5 percent of now serving CAF members that are indigenous and 2.8 percent black,2.5 percent Chinese,2.3 Asian 1.4 Filipino,1.2 Latin American, making minorities more then a token of the serving force in 2021.

Lest we forget,thank you for your service…

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It’s all in the way you think about yourself, yuck.

So buck up buck tooth. Your on your way to to self realization; so don’t stew anymore, just relax and let it all come to you.

TGIF Friday Jazz.

November 10th

A month of transition.

November moments

November brings a mix of anticipation and reflection. As the leaves fall and the temperatures drop, it signifies the transition from autumn to winter. It brings with it a sense of coziness as people retreat indoors, seeking warmth and comfort. November is also synonymous with holidays and celebrations such as Thanksgiving, which is a time for gratitude and coming together with loved ones. It is a month that welcomes a shift in focus, reminding us to appreciate the present moment and embrace the upcoming season of renewal and introspection.

Indie/ pop/ folk

Morning is broken

Good morning wherever you are, somewhere its morning or you can view this tomorrow. What Is important is live today and all tomorrow’s you can!

Treasures from the wreck of the incredible

This is exquisite 😍

Paths to Past and their futures need to be tamed.

Trail breakers are the best and those that come after are the force that tames. KDG

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So, 🤓

Antiquity treasure holds within it the magic of the past, capturing the essence of bygone eras and civilizations. From ancient artifacts to crumbling manuscripts, these remnants of history offer glimpses into the lives and cultures of our ancestors.

Exploring an antiquity treasure can be like diving into a time capsule, transporting us to distant lands and forgotten times. Whether it’s a beautifully crafted piece of pottery, a delicate piece of jewelry, or a weathered document with faded ink, each item has a story to tell.

The allure of antiquity treasure lies in its ability to awaken our curiosity and fascination for the past. They serve as tangible links to our shared human history, reminding us of the innovations, achievements, and struggles that have shaped our world today.

Preserving and understanding these treasures is essential for unraveling the mysteries of the past and gaining insights into our collective heritage. Through careful study and meticulous preservation, we can unlock the secrets held within these precious artifacts and uncover new knowledge about our ancestors.

Whether you are an archaeologist unearthing ancient ruins, a historian studying ancient civilizations, or simply an admirer of the past, antiquity treasures have the power to spark wonder and ignite the imagination. So let us cherish and protect these valuable remnants of history, for they are invaluable windows into our shared human story.

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