FreeInFlorida

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by FreeInFlorida 5y ago
KitchenCraft pots and pans https://waterlesscookware.com/ We paid $1,000 (a LOT of money) for our set when we were just married in 1980. Every piece of that set still looks like new, with a mirror finish, and every lid hand
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by FreeInFlorida 7y ago
Their answer to Firefox Send? send.firefox.com
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by FreeInFlorida 7y ago
Twice the fuselage weight, cost for same number of seats, plus two gigantic engines located well aft of Center of Pressure. There’s a good reason we don’t see any aircraft with a design like this today. It doesn’t work financially or aerody
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by FreeInFlorida 8y ago
Wait... Google+ had 52 million users? That should be the headline.
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by FreeInFlorida 9y ago
Yes, sea levels are constantly rising -- at exactly the same slow, steady, manageable rate they have been rising for as long as we have been measuring them. Modifying flood insurance coverage maps isn't anything new, either, but any ch
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by FreeInFlorida 9y ago
Greenland usually gains about 350-400 billion tons of ice over the summer, but this year, it gained 550 billion tons and is still gaining. Temperatures in the center of Greenland's ice sheet never rose above -10C all summer, so it&#x27
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by FreeInFlorida 9y ago
Whatever the reason for the change in flood zone lines -- less risk tolerance by the insurers, more accurate mapping, over-development, etc. -- it shouldn't be because of a change in the rate of sea level rise, because there isn't
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by FreeInFlorida 9y ago
As far as Greenland goes, this year is beating last year's immense gain in surface ice coverage (just past the middle of summer there), and is on track to do even better than 2016's 5th-biggest-on-record gain in surface ice covera
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by FreeInFlorida 9y ago
Unless you build your house less than 18 inches above sea level, you will not live long enough to have the long-run trend in sea level rise affect where you live. Humans have been dealing with and adapting to the natural rate of sea level r
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by FreeInFlorida 9y ago
And yet, there has been no increase in the rate of sea level rise for as long as records have been kept. Here's the sea level data for San Francisco, CA since Abraham Lincoln was President: https://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov&