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https://weatherwest.com/ - In depth explanations of mostly California weather phenomena and medium term predictions.
> I'm quite curious if there is a group of like-minded individuals out there who would participate in a wiki that attempts to summarize (with degree of certainty) the current known knowledge.
Yes, it can be found at a http://wikipedia.orgIf only that were the case. When was the last time a popular politician gave any regard to scientific studies. In politics, it's all about 3 things. Money, money, and money.
> I will briefly summarize the plot of Back to the Future II for you.
I am so okay with that one. Name Description
HELP ME Start and continue with 10 lives.
AKAMA Start in Hard Mode alone.
OKUDA Start in Normal Mode with Alucard.
Ahh, back when games had cheat codes... nowadays, you’d have to pay $1.99 to unlock the extra difficulties and lives.Before I never really liked reading childrens books on my Ipad, but with cool features like read along, me and the kids have been enjoying 1-2 rentals a night.
lbry.tv - Shows 6 videos on the front page above the fold. 3 are appear to be strongly political, and 1 is pushing a far right conspiracy. NEXT.
bitchute.com - Front page appears to be entirely far right propaganda and conspiracy theories. Lots of race baiting. NEXT
diive.tv - Front page appears to indicate this is a streaming site ala twitch.tv. Mostly game videos on front page, along with 3 race riot videos. Due to titles about "no-go zones", I assume they are all going to be far right propaganda.
bittube.tv - Half of the videos on the front page are not in English. Not a bad thing, but surprising to me. The rest of the videos seem to be focusing on bitcoin scams, bill gates vaccines, and videos calling the corona-virus a left wing conspiracy.
Based on what I have seen, I now assume most of these sites are for people banned from Youtube for spouting far-right propaganda. Would not recommend any of them, and will likely not be back.