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@DelTaco Crunchy tacos. Sit down on the tailgate of a pickup truck and eat those crunchy tacos for breakfast. Best start of the day.

@DelTaco Black coffee and food. Something crispy on the outside and spicy inside.

what's your GOAT breakfast order?

A genuine 1980 photograph shows the supertanker Esso Languedoc being struck by a massive rogue wave off Durban, South Africa. Captured by the ship’s chief officer, the image remains one of the most famous examples of extreme ocean conditions. The photograph captured what many scientists once considered nearly impossible: a rogue wave. Taken in 1980 as the oil supertanker Esso Languedoc sailed off Durban, South Africa, it shows a towering wall of water rising far above the ship’s bow. The crew estimated the wave reached around 25–30 meters (82–98 feet) high. For much of the 20th century, rogue waves were often treated as sailor’s tales because traditional wave models suggested such extreme events were almost impossible. Images like this, combined with eyewitness accounts, helped change scientific understanding. Later advances in satellite monitoring, ocean buoys, and modeling confirmed that rogue waves are real and can form when multiple wave systems combine their energy into a single massive crest. The waters off South Africa are especially dangerous because powerful Southern Ocean swells can collide with the strong Agulhas Current, creating unpredictable sea conditions. In 1995, the Draupner oil platform in the North Sea recorded the first scientifically measured rogue wave, a 25.6-meter (84-foot) wave that provided definitive proof these extreme events exist.

We say goodbye to the versatile Sam Neill. Whether he was a despicable villain or a dedicated paleontologist dodging dinosaurs, Neill brought warmth and natural charisma to his characters in a career spanning more than five decades. Our thoughts are with his family and friends.

@TracesofTexas I’ve head tell the that the rarest sight in Wyoming is a horse trailer hauling a horse.

A friend just sent this to me and said "Here's some Texas humor for you." I laughed.

We remember Sir Sam Neill (1947–2026), whose remarkable career left a lasting mark on audiences around the world. For naval audiences, Neill will be remembered for his role as Captain Second Rank Vasily Borodin, the steadfast executive officer aboard the Soviet submarine Red October in The Hunt for Red October (1990). His portrayal of Borodin's professionalism, loyalty, and quiet courage helped make the film one of the most respected naval thrillers ever brought to the screen. Fair winds and following seas, Sir Sam Neill. ⚓

Check the sky low in the northwest or north at the end of these long summer twilights. Would you recognize shiny, ripply noctilucent clouds if you saw them? They're the most astronomical of all cloud types. buff.ly/lFjnDeb #stargazing Image Credit: Debra Ceravolo

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They're headed to the future (of product safety).

“Live simply, love generously, care deeply, speak kindly, leave the rest to God." -Ronald Reagan

Make your way to any of our A Precious Child 'Fill A Backpack' drop-off locations across the city to help the kiddos this upcoming school year! School supplies donations can be dropped off at any of the below locations until July 29! - City Hall (4800 W 92nd Ave) - Public Safety Center (9110 Yates St) - City Park Recreation Center (10455 Sheridan Blvd) - West View Recreation Center (10747 W 108th Ave) - The MAC (3295 W 72nd Ave) - College Hill Library (3705 W 112th Ave) More Info: apreciouschild.org/programs/fill-…

As promised to link to my first actual Hookland book. It is only small, but covers a lot of the ghost soil. If enough of you buy it and like it there will be a Volume Two. amazon.co.uk/dp/1068598123 It will also be available in an actual bookshop soon.

FREE software to fix your 3D prints, that you already have! #3dprinting

We have some bittersweet news to share... After 7 years of chasing bad guys, K9 Tom is officially retiring! Tom, a Dutch Shepherd, joined #WPD in 2019 and was partnered with Officer Johnson. Throughout his career, he was certified in patrol, tracking and narcotics detection. K9 Tom by the numbers: 🔹167 patrol deployments 🔹51 narcotic deployments 🔹41 surrenders 🔹14 physical apprehensions One of Tom's career highlights came in 2022 when he and Officer Johnson were awarded the Colorado Police Canine Association Patrol Case of the Year. Now 9 years old, Tom has officially traded in patrol shifts for plenty of well-earned relaxation. Thank you, Tom, for your years of loyal service to our community. We will miss you out on the road! #WestyPD

@EveryLibrary I wonder if The Washington (1st President) Library has his notes on coffee roasting.

Of course, libraries have books of all kinds. But you may not be aware that there are many libraries across the U.S., mostly university libraries, that have special collections involving cookbooks. buff.ly/uyVlVb8 #Library #Libraries #Services #Resources #Cookbook #Cooking #SpecialCollections

@Raspberry_Pi I got 10 out of 10!

Dearly beloved… let us quiz.

@3dpdoctor Well…At least it didn’t catch on fire.

Everything That Went Wrong With My 3D Prints 😭🫣