The narrative is collapsing! A Hero to Many in this World: Dr. Thomas E. Simmons, 85, of Gulfport MS has taken the last flight West in the company of his family on March 16, Award winning author, aviation enthusiast, sailor, aerobatic pilot, holder of the Wright Brothers Aviation Medal and home town raconteur, Tom Simmons lived life to the fullest.
He will be missed. Bounds, Jr. Carol ; nieces, nephews, cousins, and many dear friends. A memorial service will be held at a. A private interment will follow at Southern Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, the family prefers memorials to St. God created the body to fight off killer germs. Common sense tells you to do or not to do certain things, i. A new report in the Journal of the American Medical Association finds more good news for unvaccinated people who have already had and recovered from Covid.
The study provides evidence at the cellular level supporting the epidemiological data showing that people who have recovered from Covid have far better protection from future infection than vaccinated people. That little yellow thing is a bulldozer. It is burying windmill blades used for green energy. Because these blades need to be disposed of and there is presently no way to recycle them. Who knew?
Maybe the people that make them knew. Why would they let that cat out of the bag, after all they are government subsidized with tax payer money. Just like the oil industry powers every electric car. Right now the average wind farm is about turbines. That oil needs to be replaced once a year. Where do you think all that oil is going to come from, the oil fairies? Well thanks to? Not to mention the fact that the large equipment needed to build these wind farms run on petroleum. As well as the equipment required for installation, service, maintenance, and eventual removal.
Each turbine requires a footprint of 1. Boy, cutting down all those trees is gonna anger a lot of green-loving tree-huggers. The lifespan of a modern, top quality, highly efficient wind turbine is 20 years. After that, then what? What happens to those gigantic fiber composite blades? They cannot economically be reused, refurbished, reduced, repurposed, or recycled so guess what..? And guess what else..? Those blades are anywhere from ft.
