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Fun With A Month-Old Knee
Well, the knee replacement is 5 weeks old today. I can walk further than I could before the surgery – miles are again in my world. Not many, but some. I’ve been able to control the clutch for the past two weeks – took a drive down to Rattlebone with Renata – saw a great Read more
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Some More Data And Memes
I noticed this list of how much of the nation’s energy is used to keep the large data centers operating. The same article said that data centers account for 26% of Virginia’s electric use – and I suspect that Virginia’s use includes some massive data centers in Washington DC. Read more
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The Fourth Turning – My Homework While Recovering
I’ve seen comments about ‘The Fourth Turning’ and how it is happening now – so I figured that I could read the books while I was laid up with the knee recovering. Neil Howe is identifies as a demographer – but his view is more based on cycles in history than statistics. Still, if he’s Read more
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We Have Documents of Different Quality
I see that the phrase ‘undocumented’ is going out of fashion – and illegal alien is going back in. I suppose it’s like Shakespeare wrote about what’s in a word – if we accept the changed word, we accept a different reality. One of the words I understand is ‘mojado’. It’s a Spanish word that Read more
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Watching the Protests
Most of the protests I see are in Whitefish. Sometimes I drive by protests at Eureka’s historical village – but those are relatively infrequent, of short duration, and generally, I know they happened because I see photographs and comments on Facebook. Facebook provides an improvement over the sixties – where you can look to see Read more
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Trego History – The Middle Years 1926 – 1945
The Depression came early to northwest Montana – including Eureka and Trego. This section of Trego’s history is fragmented – while I met and knew people who had the information, I was young and not inclined to write the histories their stories covered. This section is important – but I am hoping that other people Read more
Trego's Mountain Ear 