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Wait how did they record the sounds? Sound doesn't travel in vaccum. Or am I missing something?
Also Uranus sounds kinda windy
Wait how did they record the sounds? Sound doesn't travel in vaccum. Or am I missing something?
Also Uranus sounds kinda windy
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The Most Famous Madam in the American Old West
Mary Elizabeth “Libby” Haley was a popular “soiled dove” in the frontier cow towns of the American West. She was born in 1855 in Belton, Texas. Her family lost nearly everything during the Civil War.
In 1864, she was kidnapped by Comanche Indians, and not freed until 1867. Thereafter, she was looked on as being a 'marked' woman, though only about 13 yrs old. People assumed she was used by the Indians and shunned her.
At age 14, whe ran away from home, ending up in Abilene, Kansas where she turned to prostitution as a means of survival. It was in Abilene she earned the nickname 'Squirrel Tooth Alice,' due to a gap in her two front teeth.
Also in Abilene, she met Billy Thompson, brother of the famed gunman Ben Thompson. She and Billy became a couple, and eventually, after some roaming the west they settled in Sweetwater, Texas where she opened what became the most famous brothel in the west.
Over the years, Libby had 9 children, with at least 3 or 4 being the children of customers. Her several female children followed her mother into prostitution, and all the boys took up outlawry.
Squirrel Tooth Alice retired at the age of 66. Her companion, Billy Thompson, had passed away from what is believed stomach cancer years earlier. Alice moved to California, where she died in 1953, at the age of 98.
Squirrel Tooth Alice
Mary Elizabeth “Libby” Haley was a popular “soiled dove” in the frontier cow towns of the American West. She was born in 1855 in Belton, Texas. Her family lost nearly everything during the Civil War.
In 1864, she was kidnapped by Comanche Indians, and not freed until 1867. Thereafter, she was looked on as being a 'marked' woman, though only about 13 yrs old. People assumed she was used by the Indians and shunned her.
At age 14, whe ran away from home, ending up in Abilene, Kansas where she turned to prostitution as a means of survival. It was in Abilene she earned the nickname 'Squirrel Tooth Alice,' due to a gap in her two front teeth.
Also in Abilene, she met Billy Thompson, brother of the famed gunman Ben Thompson. She and Billy became a couple, and eventually, after some roaming the west they settled in Sweetwater, Texas where she opened what became the most famous brothel in the west.
Over the years, Libby had 9 children, with at least 3 or 4 being the children of customers. Her several female children followed her mother into prostitution, and all the boys took up outlawry.
Squirrel Tooth Alice retired at the age of 66. Her companion, Billy Thompson, had passed away from what is believed stomach cancer years earlier. Alice moved to California, where she died in 1953, at the age of 98.
Squirrel Tooth Alice
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omG!! A lot of stuff posted here is blowing my mind!!! All that vintage computer stuff from 1995, it's so....I dunno, last century. lol!
On a much more serious note, a huge cache of fake N95 masks were discovered in the US. And yes, a portion of those fake masks were already worn by medical staff while dealing w/Corona patients. 3M did not manuf. them.
www.wsj.com
There is evidence these masks were a "gift" from China; at minimum, they were manufactured there. In German, "gift" means poison, interestingly.
lol!On a much more serious note, a huge cache of fake N95 masks were discovered in the US. And yes, a portion of those fake masks were already worn by medical staff while dealing w/Corona patients. 3M did not manuf. them.
U.S. Agents Seize 10 Million Counterfeit N95 Face Masks
The most recent interdiction occurred Wednesday, with the seizure of hundreds of thousands of masks from an East Coast warehouse at an undisclosed location.
www.wsj.com
There is evidence these masks were a "gift" from China; at minimum, they were manufactured there. In German, "gift" means poison, interestingly.
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Air-powered robot needs no electronics to walk like a turtle
Soft robots are gaining a lot of attention in research circles, largely due to the safety benefits for humans who might need to work in their vicinity, and from an engineering lab at the University of California, San Diego comes an interesting new example of this technology in the form of a robot…
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Scientists establish freaky two-way communications with lucid dreamers
Four independent experiments across the globe have found that it's possible to establish two-way communications with people in the weird, hallucinatory state of lucid dreaming, opening up a new field of real-time "interactive dreaming" research.
newatlas.com
Netflix and Anna Delvey: The race to secure the story of New York's 'fake heiress'
How Anna Sorokin's life rights became hot property.
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