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[bagwell1987]

Without getting all technical I love horseradish. Because of my eating limitations I rely on it to ease my cravings for hot and spicy. Didn't know Wasabi was a horseradish, I tried it and had an allergic reaction to it, must be some different kind of HR. 

Right now, because we're waiting for our beef to be processed, I'm eating burger steak....yep love the HR sauce on it too!  Sigh, oh so good. Looking forward to the first steak. Have the beef cut different this year, get to cut many of my own steaks. And have 2- 8 pound prime ribs to cook up too. Ummmmmm, I'm hungry, it's not obvious is it?

[Tortuga]

I think we need our own Food Channel here...

 

[bagwell1987]

Went to the Pompeii exhibit last Sunday. It was ok, I was expecting a bit more but I'm glad I went.

 

Caligula - statue plaque says it's a larger than life statue, apparently to make himself bigger than life,  There was a life size bronze statue at the entrance, he was small. Looked like 5 foot and maybe 125 pounds, if that. In comparison the Caligula one looked like normal size for people today. Wonder if we'll shrink with better living in the NS. 

 

 

 

 

 

bronze cookware, I like this one.

 

This young man was using his tunic to cover his face when he died.

[Tortuga]

On 10/31/2011 at 10:37 AM, Musky said:

My all time favorite Halloween cartoon!

[EccentricM]

Looks like a very typical British cartoon that. Don't know how common they are in other places, but you find stuff like that all over postcards here. 

[pnutts]

[Friends just call me Ross]

Geomagnetic storm approaching:

Preview of coming attractions:

http://spaceweather.com/

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This is a coronal hole--a region where the sun's magnetic field peels back and allows solar wind to escape.

The solar wind emerging from this hole is blowing faster than 600 km/s

and is expected to reach Earth during the late hours of Oct. 24th.

NOAA forecasters say there is a 45% chance of polar geomagnetic storms on Oct. 24th,

increasing to 80% on Oct. 25th.

Arctic auroras are in the offing

 

[dove]

Is this restricted to a certain area of the Earth, and will it affect anything in particular...electronics, wifi,? et..

[Friends just call me Ross]

2 hours ago, Dove said:

Is this restricted to a certain area of the Earth, and will it affect anything in particular...electronics, wifi,? et..

 

It's just a G2.  Not much damage to the electrical grid.

They are saying the storm could drop as low as the entire northern tier of USA states.  

I live in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, so I am hopeful...though clear skies are a real rarity 

when you are surrounded by the Great Lakes. 

[kejedo]

On 10/20/2017 at 3:37 PM, bagwell1987 said:

Went to the Pompeii exhibit last Sunday. It was ok, I was expecting a bit more but I'm glad I went.

 

Caligula - statue plaque says it's a larger than life statue, apparently to make himself bigger than life,  There was a life size bronze statue at the entrance, he was small. Looked like 5 foot and maybe 125 pounds, if that. In comparison the Caligula one looked like normal size for people today. Wonder if we'll shrink with better living in the NS. 

 

 

 

 

 

bronze cookware, I like this one.

 

This young man was using his tunic to cover his face when he died.

The reports of Little Boots' depravity may have been greatly exaggerated. 

[bagwell1987]

Huh?

[kejedo]

2 hours ago, bagwell1987 said:

Huh?

Hey Cheryl, If the huh is about Caligula, his real name was Gaius and he was knicknamed 'Caligula', which means little "little boots" reportedly b/c he was dressed in child sized military boots as a youngster.  History does not largely support the atrocities that he is credited with.

 

[EccentricM]

If you ever thought carrying a reference Bible around was awkward try a Medieval Bible...

 

Spoiler

 

[bagwell1987]

On 10/24/2017 at 1:37 PM, kejedo said:

Hey Cheryl, If the huh is about Caligula, his real name was Gaius and he was knicknamed 'Caligula', which means little "little boots" reportedly b/c he was dressed in child sized military boots as a youngster.  History does not largely support the atrocities that he is credited with.

 

 

Oh, very cool, didn't know that.

Yes he was one of the real bad ones.

[kejedo]

14 minutes ago, bagwell1987 said:

 

Oh, very cool, didn't know that.

Yes he was one of the real bad ones.

He may not have been as bad as made out by the people who wrote their  impressions long after Caligula died (not his comtemporaries) and based the info on legends, not  necessarily facts. 

Edited October 26, 2017 by kejedo

[Qapla]

29 minutes ago, kejedo said:

He may not have been as bad as made out

 

No, he may have been much worse

[Friends just call me Ross]

Went to Lake Superior's shore to watch the 30 foot waves come in.

The waves were powered by 65 mph sustained winds.

Couldn't stand up when I got out of my car.

Also an icy sleet blowing horizontally.  Hurt my face. 

The storm left most of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan without power.

Our power was out for a day and a half and our Tuesday night meeting had to be cancelled.

 

My pager was going off steady, for trees down on power lines and sparking fires....until the power went

out to the pager towers. 

 

 

 

[Friends just call me Ross]

Here is what is sounded like:

 

 

[Friends just call me Ross]

 

[SheyZ]

Here is what is sounded like:
 
 

Simply Awesome. I remember November, 1975. I went to Autrain to watch waves come in. I was awe struck. Looked like the ocean. As you know Ross, That's the day the Edmund Fitzgerald went down. And this was worse.

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[ChrisC]

13 hours ago, EccentricM said:

If you ever thought carrying a reference Bible around was awkward try a Medieval Bible...

 

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They look like Borrowers having sneaky Bible studies.

[New World Explorer]

Today close to my house...

[New World Explorer]

Another one...

[Kristian]

Such a beautiful animal!
At least now you know what animal I'd like to have in Paradise.. :D

[Omoyeme]

12 hours ago, Gregexplore said:

Another one...

 

Wow..wow..woooow!