wxjay.bsky.social
Associate Professor of Meteorology at the University of Oklahoma. Study large-scale climate dynamics, subseasonal-to-seasonal forecasting, and climate change. Proud RI native and New England sports fan. Opinions & thoughts are my own. 🇺🇸 🇵🇹
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No doubt in my mind they are coming for the grants next (NOAA, NSF, DOE, etc).
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So sorry Zack. Absolutely awful.
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Oh no. I am so sorry, Larissa.
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Costco had 18 eggs for $6.49, which comes out to $4.33/dozen.
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Military looks to be included in these numbers, right? (I saw the high percentage in OK-4, which has Fort Sill. Are those people necessarily in jeopardy? I'm just curious on the relative risks here.
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Let me know how the collaborations go! :)
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I don’t agree with what the Trump administration has been doing. But, I also see this move as necessary for Germany and Europe regardless of that..
There is no doubt IMHO that, worldwide, the post-WWII order is disintegrating and new alliances, economies, and orders need to be established.
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Eh, yes for today. But everything is on sale, so it is also good to get primed for the next run.
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Everything is on sale!!!
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Yes, but also Starmer is more unpopular than Nigel Farage right now in the UK (net approval ratings), based on polls I have seen.
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THIS. I hate the broad brushes with which people paint the private sector.
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Reaching out to remind you - you are awesome, and the community (science, academia) is a better place because of you.
Plus, 🍰!
😀😀
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That… is an understatement.
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OK, trying to gain SOMETHING optimistic here:
More Republicans want to buy one now. Presumably, this number was low before for purchasing an EV. Maybe an expansion of the EV market that could benefit other manufacturers?
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I thought the deadline for NOAA was Tuesday?
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Isn’t that already happening at many colleges?
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Well, Massachusetts oscillates between Republican and Democratic governors, but I wouldn't call it a red or purple
state. :)
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Absolutely understand that. I just wanted to make sure to make the distinction. :)
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Kansas City and Huntsville are not a "very red cities."
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Great for my retirement and investment accounts!
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What the HECK is going on?!?
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Reminder of 2013/14.
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Uh oh...
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That didn't take long to sour on Labour.
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No, but that was a pretty tough loss for Canada at the 4 Nations.