checked
Henry David Thoreau would corroborate and confirm.
speaking of which, supposed to be 55 degrees here tomorrow, followed by 60, followed by 17.
in northeastern apple country.
as a 'talent' it's readily mockable
as tangible evidence of her extreme physical strength and mind-body control-connection, >>18350266 it is stunning
from Wild Apples excerpted from "Wild Fruits" –– Thoreau
"Early apples begin to ripe about the first of August, but I think that none are too good to eat as some to smell. One is worth more to scent your handkerchief with than any perfume which they sell in the shops. The fragrance of some fruits is not to be forgotten, along with that of flowers. Some gnarly apple which I pick up in the road reminds me by its fragrance of all the wealth of Pomona––carrying me forward to those days when they will be collected in golden and ruddy heaps in the orchards and about the cider mills.
A week or two later, as you are going by orchards, or gardens, especially in the evenings, you pass through a little region possessed by the fragrance of ripe apples, and thus enjoy them without price and without robbing anybody."
as a ballet dancer and skier and owner/regular user of a balance board, anon's mind has high regard for the woman in that saved mp4
exquisitely and observably put
>Why is Big Pharma essential?
>Expand your thinking past cures.
Microsoft set up the abomination of desolation 1335 days ago when it filed Patent #060606 on June 20, 2019.
BIBLICAL
EAST PALESTINE, Ohio (WKBN) – As officials continue to try to lower the risks from a train derailment and fire in East Palestine, there are still questions as to what caused it.
In a press conference Sunday, the National Transportation Safety Board shared what it believes to be the cause.
“We have obtained two videos which show preliminary indications of mechanical issues on one of the railcar axles,” said National Transportation Safety Board member Michael Graham.
This is known as a hot box, which is a term used for when a wheel bearing overheats on a railcar. In this case, the overheating led to a fire which then led to the derailment.
Former State Rep Bob Hagan retired in 2021 after 50 years in the railroad industry. He says there are hot box detectors that alert conductors to stop the train.
“We have, now, technology that can interpret any time a wheel is hot through that, and it would go via the radio where the engineer would be running the train, the conductor of course would be sitting next to them,” Hagan said.
Graham says the train did drive through one of these detectors shortly before the derailment.
“The crew did receive a wayside defect detector, shortly before the derailment indicating a mechanical issue. Then an emergency break application was initiated,” Graham said.
However, the train was not able to stop in time. In a viewer video, you can see a wheel on fire as the train was still moving, just moments before it derailed.
Hagan says in his 50 years on the job, he only got about 10 hot box alerts in which he had to stop a train. He believes cutbacks on railroad jobs are partially to blame for situations like we’re seeing now in East Palestine.
“When I was working on the railroad, you would have 100 cars which would be about one mile, they’ve doubled those up, sometimes tripled those up. So now you have trains that are three miles long that are impossible to look out the back window when you’re going around a curve to see if anything is on fire,” Hagan said.
During the presser, Graham said the train was carrying 141 load cars, nine empty cars and three locomotives, which are used to pull the train.
NTSB is asking anyone with pictures or videos of the derailment to send them to witness@ntsb.gov.
https://www.wkbn.com/news/local-news/east-palestine-train-derailment/what-caused-the-train-derailment/
>I question everything - at all times.
>And anons in the know understand the limited hangout they are performing.
>There is no such thing as a "little bit of truth" - like a "little bit pregnant"
>All or nothing.
for the love of God, this