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^^^And what about tick season: starts as soon as we have a few days above freezing and doesn't end till we have a few days of hard frost in late November or early December.Family Room, Innuos Statement streamer with Morrow Audios USB cable to DirectStream DAC w/Bridge II; AQ Sky XLRs, McIntosh MC 220 Tube Pre; AQ Sky XLRs, CAT 600.2 Dualmono Amp, Morrow SP7 Speaker Cables, SDA SRS 1.2tls (RD0198s, Dreadnought, Black Hole 5, Acousta-Stuf, Dynamat Extreme, JBWeld. Vr3 Mods: "The Abbot" Monastery-Level Xovers, Custom Internal Wiring, Binding Post Plates, & SDA ICs).
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Moose68Bash wrote: »^^^And what about tick season: starts as soon as we have a few days above freezing and doesn't end till we have a few days of hard frost in late November or early December.
Tick season where we are, in the current climatological epoch, has gotten to be nearly year round
Admittedly it is worst in the spring and fall. I was trompin' around in the field yesterday without too much fear -- but it won't be long...
The depths of summer isn't so bad, tick-wise, at least here. Apparently one of their key tools for sensing a meal isn't CO2 emission (which I think is the mosquito's main tactic) but rather body temperature -- and the signal to noise ratio is fairly poor in the middle of summer.
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Movement. They are blind, deaf and dumber than ship but they basically know how to climb up and reach out. Once they sense contact they grab hold. Lucky for me, I found a great deterrent besides DEET is diesel fuel.Cambridge Audio 851N Streamer/DAC
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We use to spray diesel during the day on standing water, and then fog at night to kill those salt water blood suckers
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mhardy6647 wrote: »Moose68Bash wrote: »^^^And what about tick season: starts as soon as we have a few days above freezing and doesn't end till we have a few days of hard frost in late November or early December.
Tick season where we are, in the current climatological epoch, has gotten to be nearly year round Admittedly it is worst in the spring and fall. I was trompin' around in the field yesterday without too much fear -- but it won't be long...
The depths of summer isn't so bad, tick-wise, at least here. Apparently one of their key tools for sensing a meal isn't CO2 emission (which I think is the mosquito's main tactic) but rather body temperature -- and the signal to noise ratio is fairly poor in the middle of summer.
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mhardy6647 wrote: »Moose68Bash wrote: »^^^And what about tick season: starts as soon as we have a few days above freezing and doesn't end till we have a few days of hard frost in late November or early December.
Tick season where we are, in the current climatological epoch, has gotten to be nearly year round.
One (the only?) nice thing of the Bay Area in CA is there are no ticks, very few flies, and only an occasional mosquito. When I lived in MD those three made life miserable in the spring/summer. I hope global warming doesn’t affect this.
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mhardy6647 wrote: »Moose68Bash wrote: »^^^And what about tick season: starts as soon as we have a few days above freezing and doesn't end till we have a few days of hard frost in late November or early December.
Tick season where we are, in the current climatological epoch, has gotten to be nearly year round.
One (the only?) nice thing of the Bay Area in CA is there are no ticks, very few flies, and only an occasional mosquito. When I lived in MD those three made life miserable in the spring/summer. I hope global warming doesn’t affect this.
Ever thought that global warming may save your as-s-ets...hmmm
As for the flu ....The virus survives better in cold weather because it has a protective gel-like coating that allows it to survive in the air and be passed from person to person; this coating degrades in warm temperatures.2-channel: Modwright KWI-200 Integrated, Dynaudio C1-II Signatures
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Unfortunately, it is summer in Australia, and it doesn’t seem to have affected the virus.Lumin X1 file player; Sony XA-5400ES SACD; Pass XP-22 pre; X600.5 amps
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Picking these up for the hell of it. Just want to hear some ATC speakers. ATC SCM11.
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Picking these up for the hell of it. Just want to hear some ATC speakers. ATC SCM11.
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Very cool! B-58, IIRC, the first USAF supersonic bomber!Basement: Polk SDA SRS 1.2tl's, Cary SLP-05 Pre with ultimate upgrade,McIntosh MCD CD/SACD player, Northstar Designs Excelsio DAC, Cambridge 851N streamer, McIntosh MC300 Amp, Silnote Morpheus Ref2, Series2 Digital Cables, Silnote Morpheus Ref2 Series2 XLR's, Furman 15PFi Power Conditioner, Pangea Power Cables, MIT Shotgun S3 IC's, MIT Shotgun S1 Bi-Wire speaker cables
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20 kilos found just offshore of Cape Canaveral. If this is yours, let me know and we can work out getting it back to you.
I'm sure someone wants thier $700,000 worth of go go powder back.
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afterburnt wrote: »
Gorgeous, somewhat dangerous, aircraft was the B-58.
Convair used a slightly housebroken, twin spool turbofan version of the Hustler's J79 (single spool) turbojet engine in the magnificent (and profoundly unsuccessful) 990 jetliner.
To my way of thinking the 990 and its progenitor (the 880) were nigh-on the most beautiful jet airliners ever built. And I am a big fan of nearly all of them
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txcoastal1 wrote: »mhardy6647 wrote: »Moose68Bash wrote: »^^^And what about tick season: starts as soon as we have a few days above freezing and doesn't end till we have a few days of hard frost in late November or early December.
Tick season where we are, in the current climatological epoch, has gotten to be nearly year round.
One (the only?) nice thing of the Bay Area in CA is there are no ticks, very few flies, and only an occasional mosquito. When I lived in MD those three made life miserable in the spring/summer. I hope global warming doesn’t affect this.
Ever thought that global warming may save your as-s-ets...hmmm
As for the flu ....The virus survives better in cold weather because it has a protective gel-like coating that allows it to survive in the air and be passed from person to person; this coating degrades in warm temperatures.Unfortunately, it is summer in Australia, and it doesn’t seem to have affected the virus.
https://www.health.gov.au/news/health-alerts/novel-coronavirus-2019-ncov-health-alert
Here is the Australian corona virus statistics...and yes it's summer, but their number are low vs the rest of the world
197 cases
Further details:
15 of the initially reported cases in Australia all had a direct or indirect travel history to Wuhan, China
10 cases, including 1 death, are associated with the Diamond Princess cruise ship repatriation flight from Japan
18 cases are reported to have had a direct or indirect travel link to Iran
92 cases are reported to have had a direct or indirect travel link to other countries and regions.
32 cases, including 2 deaths, do not have a reported history of overseas travel
8 of these cases are associated with an aged care facility in NSW. 2 residents of this facility have sadly died
2 cases are either directly or indirectly associated with attendance at a workshop
22 cases are close contacts of known cases, with further details pending
The likely place of exposure for a further 30 newly reported cases is under investigation
Of the 197 Australian cases reported, 27 of these cases are reported to have recovered.
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20 kilos found just offshore of Cape Canaveral. If this is yours, let me know and we can work out getting it back to you.
I'm sure someone wants thier $700,000 worth of go go powder back.
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20 kilos found just offshore of Cape Canaveral. If this is yours, let me know and we can work out getting it back to you.
I'm sure someone wants thier $700,000 worth of go go powder back.
One of those is mine. They told me it counteracts the Corona virus...
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Picking these up for the hell of it. Just want to hear some ATC speakers. ATC SCM11.
Always loved their design and they have a solid reputation. Can’t wait to hear your thoughts.
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If memory serves.....a bit like ice picks in the ears at higher volumes. Hope not though, good luck and let us know your thoughts.HT SYSTEM-
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Will do, if I can actually buy them. Seller is being unresponsive at the moment.
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Times are not that desperate!
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