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For you Patriots fans (that includes me, BTW) it’s about time the New England Patriots showed they could play football at the professional level, and almost at a level they used to play back when Robert Kraft, Bill Bellichick, and Tom Brady (GOAT!) brought six championships back to Foxboro Massachusetts. Of course it was only for the first quarter or so, then it became agonizing to watch the Pats come close to giving away a win.
Whether or not your a Pats fan, here are a few memeories to enjoy when you’re not engaged in post-game quarterbacking.
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Back when I was a kid whenever I got fruit as a Halloween treat while making my neighborhood rounds dressed as a cowboy (with real cap guns!), superhero (“Captain Quazar!“), or an old man (a big hit at the local Elderly Home) my Mom would always inspect it for foreign objects. While she may have appreciated the contents of this apple I suspect she still wouldn’t have let me keep it. (BTW: What’s “Reductionism”? Click here for a simple explanation.
Here’s an idea that should keep the heads of “Green Energy” supporters and environmental terrorists spinning fast enough to generate more electricity than an underperforming wind turbine farm: They won’t know whether to support Israel for fighting Climate Change or protest against Israel for fighting terrorists who want to destroy them.
Did you know? Roughly speaking, a typical photovoltaic solar collector produces 175 watts (0.175 KW) electricity per square meter per day, and the Gaza Strip has an area of 365,188,324 square meters. This means Gaza could generate 63,907,956,700 watts (or about 63 Gigawatts) of electricity per day, enough to satisfy 2.625 Gigawatt-hours of demand. The entire Middle East uses about 1,135 Gigawatt-hours of electricity per year (or 3.109 GW-hr per day), so a Gaza Solar Farm could provide about 84% of all the Middle East’s electricity. And, who better to transform a hostile, inhuman landscape into a peaceful, productive place than Israelis?
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