America has been shedding jobs since 2023?

When do you think these changes were made to the algorithm?

Sorry to hear that Mil. Jonathan was responsible for me breaking into journalism, and essentially kickstarted my career when I was a teen. And then he was my editor for a few months. I'd been wondering what happened to him after The Weekly and then kind of lost touch.

My sympathy to you *hugs*.

There is a P involved though.

Also not PNW scenery.

Yah. Java Sparrows.

You are a nasty piece of work. I'm blocking you now.

Two wrongs don't make a right. This is basic.

No, that's wrong. You don't hide murderers.

No.

He's a murder suspect.

That vitamin D article is terrible.

Flares and activity that cloud seed will raise the temperature less than flares that don't, because clouds are white and reflect 60-90% of the incoming heat. If we get increases in activity without flares that generate more cloud cover, we'll get much hotter days.

Note: the temperature calculation above is an average one. Actual temperature rises will be greater or lesser depending on the kinds of solar flares we get.

This is a really active cycle.

https://www.cnn.com/2023/07/14/world/solar-maximum-activity-2024-scn/index.html

Next year will probably be even hotter than this year as a result.

Something odd is going on with Wifi at the moment... my usually sturdy LG TV has been having problems connecting, my laptop keeps dropping wifi signal... don't know if it's a wifi router issue, a device has a bad driver pushed to it so it's turned into a wifi-jammer, or someone next door...