@RadioFreeTom He really needs to press the point that the U.S. is currently producing more oil and gas than any other country in history - and well more than was produced under Trump.
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Robert Rapier (inactive)
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Robert Rapier (inactive)
@RRapier
Chemical engineer writing about energy and investing. I primarily write for Forbes and Investing Daily. Did not pay to keep my legacy blue check.
Chandler, AZ Katılım Mart 2009
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@drvolts I don’t really post here anymore, but my sympathies to you. You are living a recurring nightmare for me; having a medical emergency on an international trip. We are hopping a plane to Germany in three hours, and I am thinking “Please no kidney stone attach halfway across.”
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I had to run out of the customs line to go to a bathroom, where I spent several minutes sitting on a toilet, sweating, with nothing happening. I also puked several times, though nothing of substance, just green bile.
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Hey, want to hear a funny story? (It's not that funny.)
Yesterday was my birthday. Guess what I got?
An emergency appendectomy! 🎂🎉🥳
I'm sitting, bored, in a hospital bed, so I'll tell the tale.
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@swampsteve Ooh, man, the Volts family has been eyeing that RAV4.
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Twitter! My younger bro totaled his car & needs a new one. It's a family of four. They go on frequent ski/camping trips in the mountains, so they want an SUV, preferably three rows, with 4WD. They would also like it to be as electric as practically possible. Suggestions?
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@RadioFreeTom My wife got mad too, but that’s a different story. LOL.
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@RadioFreeTom She wasn’t much interested after I went off with Lae’zel. You can always save, do it, and then return to your save point like it never happened. I did that once later in the game.
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@RadioFreeTom No spoilers, but you have some other options upcoming. One will piss off Wyll, but it was worth it.
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@KayeSteinsapir @gunsnroses I have that shirt you are wearing!
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@RRapier again proves why he's a leading voice of reason on energy issues. This problem applies to much more than just energy, of course. ow.ly/hwCg50PZGBo #energy #facts #misinformation #energypolicy
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@TheRickWilson I wonder if it was the one I saw today where I said out loud "WTAF is this?"
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I saw an ad today.
Not one of ours, obviously. Ours work, win awards, and are compelling.
It was so truly truly truly terrible I watched it a second time, just to be sure I wasn't missing some obscure point.
iMovie and 320p video. <chef's kiss>.
jfc.
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@renato_mariotti “Release the kraken” is about to have a whole new meaning.
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@drvolts The irony is this was the statute Hunter Biden was charged under.
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@MichaelEWebber I am sorry for your loss, Michael. I have learned from personal experience that's about all one can say in these situations.
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My mother Josephine Elisabeth Kanevsky Webber died on Monday August 7, 2023.
A very memorable woman and a once-in-a-lifetime personality. She will be missed.
facebook.com/michaelevanweb…
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Driving I-10 with my daughter from Austin to Los Angeles.
We just went through a dust storm in Arizona and it rained in the middle of it. Clever daughter asked if a combination rain and dust storm should be called a mud storm LOL.
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I guess I am living through historical times right now in Phoenix. I got up to mow the lawn before 7 a.m., and it was already 95 degrees.
Jeff Goodell@jeffgoodell
It was a visit to Phoenix on a 115 F day that inspired the opening paragraph of my new book The Heat Will Kill You First: "When heat comes, it’s invisible. It doesn’t bend tree branches or blow hair across your face to let you know it’s arrived. The ground doesn’t shake." 1/3
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@jeffgoodell @KevinMKruse I wrote an account yesterday of what Phoenix is like right now. It's brutal. forbes.com/sites/rrapier/…
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It was a visit to Phoenix on a 115 F day that inspired the opening paragraph of my new book The Heat Will Kill You First:
"When heat comes, it’s invisible. It doesn’t bend tree branches or blow hair across your face to let you know it’s arrived. The ground doesn’t shake." 1/3
Colin McCarthy@US_Stormwatch
Phoenix will become the first major city in American history to average over 100°F for an entire month. The city has experienced a virtually continuous heatwave since the beginning of July, with an average high of 114.1°F and an average low of 90.2°F. While Phoenix is used to severe summer heat, this July has been unprecedented in city history with a record three weeks straight of 110°F+ heat and 11 straight days of overnight lows at or above 90°F. The record streak of hot nights is particularly concerning because repeatedly hot nighttime temperatures do not allow the body to recover from hot days, increasing the risk of heat illnesses and even death. Unfortunately for Phoenix, this ongoing heatwave looks to continue for the rest of the month, with daytime highs expected to continue to soar above 110°F, with nights only dipping into the 90s.
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@CallTheBanners @RadioFreeTom I think they throw us over there on purpose, in an effort to rile us up and get us to interact.
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I briefly fell off my normally well curated feed and onto the “For You” tab — what an absolute jagged, tormented hellscape of horrid voices. It was like the Twitter version of the video log on Event Horizon.
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@chrishelman Maybe not. As Lev Parnas said, he once helped spread these kinds of allegations. It is then up to the FBI to determine whether the allegations are credible.
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