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RecreationFall means pumpkin patches and relatively empty beaches and zoos. It's also good for board and video games. |
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CatalinaA short trip to Catalina Island. |
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Why did Hurricane Otis get so strong, so fast? ยป Yale Climate ConnectionsThe storm burst to Category 5 strength before making a devastating landfall near Acapulco, Mexico. |
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Board Game Review: ExpeditionsJenni Stephens and her musings on board game reviews, travel, cooking, cuisine, book reviews, and life in the midwest as a stepmother and wife. |
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Texas Wind turbines went right on Turning under Harvey's impact, as Refineries Shut DownBy Juan Cole | (Informed Comment) | - - Extreme weather is in our future. Caribbean hurricanes of the future will be more and more violent and destructive because of manmade global heating. Sea level rise will open the coast to bigger storm surges. The number of coastal floods has already doubled since the 1980s because of people driving their gasoline cars and running their air conditioners off burning lumps of coal. Hotter air over hotter water will have more moisture in it, setting... |