Subj : Re: Another Day In The ER To : Barry Martin From : Daryl Stout Date : Sat Mar 13 2021 11:17:00 Barry, BM> That's good! ...We were discussing the rather windy conditions here a BM> few days ago; surprised the power had not glitched; don't recall the BM> power glitching during the winter storms either. I noted a moderate risk of strong tornadoes in the Texas and Oklahoma Panhandles today (March 13). In the last several years...things like violent weather, earthquakes, volcanic activity, etc., have increased markedly. BM> This morning woke up to 32ø! Supposed to get into the low 50's this BM> afternoon; highs in the mid- to upper 40's the next few days. Winter is all but gone here...especially considering the vernal equinox is next Saturday. BM> This morning's news had a brief list of major construction projects BM> starting next week in the area as part of their Traffic Alerts segment. So many drivers are in their own little world, and not paying attention to these zones. So, they wait until the last second to cut over, etc. The fines in the work zones are DOUBLED when workers are present. To me, it should be QUINTUPLED (5 times), and their Drivers License should be permanently revoked. Many construction workers with the highway department have been hurt or killed by these drivers who speed along like "a bat out of Hades". BM> I had done an update to my snow comment -- there was a strip of snow by BM> the south fence -- in the shade but the snow had not melted on either BM> side of where this strip of snow was and seemed like that was just as BM> much in the shade if not more. Also a pile of snow from shovelling the BM> driveway -- that's all melted. I've seen snow as late as April 19 in Little Rock on 2 occasions...but the ground was too warm, so it was just "eye candy". BM> We'll wait! I found it ...a button with a snowflake on it. :P Daryl .... Redneck Cooking instructions: Preheat microwave to 150 degrees. === MultiMail/Win v0.52 --- SBBSecho 3.13-Win32 * Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - tbolt.synchro.net (454:1/33) .