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The Texas legislature appears to have decided that it is both easier and cheaper to have private citizens sue anyone aiding and abetting a woman […]

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We went to our Go-To TexMex spot, El Jacalito, earlier this afternoon while it was still cool outside – a balmy 102F. I had my […]

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Here’s Dr. Klotman’s Week 120 COVID Update. The main messages are that: COVID cases worldwide are up 50% Europe is seeing a lot more viral […]

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I’ve been going back and forth between the living room and the backyard tonight as I often do when I am doing astrophotography without the […]

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The probability of two completely unrelated events occurring together is the product of the probabilities of each occurring on its own. The formula is P(A […]

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The word derives from the root Antojo – a whim. An Antojito is, of course, a snack. Over the decades that Susan and I have […]

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It’s one of the most memorable lines from the 1975 Spielberg classic JAWS. Every year during NatGeo’s Sharkfest and Discovery’s Shark Week, I think of […]

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It’s 10:30PM, and I just saw a giant roach climb the sidelight of the French Doors that open onto the front deck. I think these […]

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My 5″ astrograph is fitted with a multi-pass, narrowband filter. This filter is ideal for imaging emission nebulae and stellar nurseries. It isn’t the right […]

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Susan made her delicious Lamb Vindaloo this evening. She made Basmati rice with dried, sour cherries to serve as a bed for the curry. We […]

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