I don’t wish hurricanes on anyone. However I’m glad to hear there will be fewer on the east coast this year. Three hurricanes over a two year span was a bit much.
In Gold We Trust
@IGWTreport
What separates this mining cycle from the last one is not the gold price. It is behaviour.
Capex discipline. Hedging restraint. Conservative valuation. Dilution discipline.
The four habits that held the sector back last cycle have all reversed.

Has it started here? Minnesota getting fed up with the Muslim stealing migrants gets arrested for words.
Her go fund me is almost a million dollars.
Fisherman
Sharks that can snap your line.
Looks like it works good
Li Zexin 李泽欣
@XH_Lee23
The portable counter-drone system self-developed by a Chinese company:
One person, 30 seconds to deploy for rapid emergency response.
Locks onto targets in 5 seconds, interceptor with a max speed of 420 km/h, and a 90% success rate.
Pretty good explanation of what El Nino will do in each continent and why the east coast will see less hurricane. That it doesn’t cause heat it moves it.
East Coast will get less extreme weather events but it will switch places with the West coast. West coast South America can see hurricane risk in.Mexico and flooding in US. North of America can see droughts all the way to BC and forest fire risks so have to teach campers to make sure any fires are out before they leave and should anyway. Australia too will be dryer with drought risks.
The young woman killed by the gator was from California and worked in Florida.
Turns out her boyfriend did everything to save her and get her to shore. Got her arm loose then the gator grabbed her other arm. 911 did not give instructions of stopping the bleeding. Both arms gone she couldn’t help herself. She bled out before help came. Her boyfriend did everything he knowingly could.
There was a clue they joked about prior to the attack. They saw air bubbles in the water minutes prior to the attack.
Fyi
The recent July 2026 egg-linked Salmonella outbreak includes 17 states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Texas, West Virginia, and New York
Hi Treefrog
Yeah I know where there’s water there could be a gator that’s the problem. 4 attacks with one death in two weeks doesn’t seem rare to a non local lol
treefrog, if you come to Oz, remember,
salt water crocodiles are not alligators. Fresh water ones, maybe, and they are smaller than salties, and certainly will run rather than fight. But salties love humans.
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Here we have a peaceful creek in northern Queensland. With seven salties in it. Entering the water will cost you fines up to $10,000, and possibly a lot more than money.
p.s. they also roam the beaches.
A New Player?
Ukraine attacks Iranian ship, kills sailor – Tehran
https://www.rt.com/news/643477-ukraine-attacks-iranian-vessel/
Trippy! I think it’s real …
OSINTtechnical
@Osinttechnical
Remarkable onboard footage from a Ukrainian Yak-52 backseat gunner shooting down Russian Shahed attack drones from an open cockpit with his rifle.
goldi,
i grew up swimming in lakes that had gators. everyone who grew up in florida did. gators are afraid of humans, and naturally avoid them. gator/human attacks are extremely rare and almost always involve gators who have lost their fear of humans by being fed by damnyankees who didn’t know better.
easy test to see if a florida body of water may have gators:
…is it wet?
Treefrog
No gators?
96 f forecast today…
…time to head for the swimming hole.
water is crystal clear, 70 – 72 f year round.
Great no more cookie dough. How to tell if your eggs are recalled. Salmonella outbreak.
Check the dates given.
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Dave Hunter
Probably know the market being pushed by pre elections but it getting a little more cautious. He thinks PMs will go up one more time before a market crash. This was before the war on oil heated up.


