Henry
@maxiedoggie.bsky.social
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Trail running, some swimming, skiing, hiking and occasional sailing. Fan of a green economy and walkable cities. Lives in Bondi Beach.
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maxiedoggie.bsky.social
Particularly that a phone call has just come to light between trump and netenyahu (ahead of US elections) with trump telling Netanyahu not to negotiate as would help Kamala
Harris with her election campaign… in other words- he helped prolong the genocide…
The turning factor was bombing of Qatar.
maxiedoggie.bsky.social
Complimentary to the gems in the article re skeletal-muscular system lagging behind the cardiovascular system (increased load as you get faster because fitter but not stronger) is the importance of resistance / weight training.
maxiedoggie.bsky.social
And it sucks because- paradoxically- you feel like you are going backwards… that is until you check your running diary (assuming you keep one).
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patrickwyman.bsky.social
My favorite aspect of the Columbus legend is him getting rejected by the Portuguese gets spun as them not recognizing the genius of his idea. No - he went into a roomful of expert navigators and made basic math mistakes, they thought he was a moron, and they wouldn't fund his idea on that basis.
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reneweconomy.com.au
In Queensland the message is no support for renewables but it will pour money into clapped out last century technology. Is that really how Queenslanders see the future?
reneweconomy.com.au
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himself.bsky.social
www.canarymedia.com/articles/cle...
"Australia doesn’t just excel at big renewables and big batteries. Four million homes produce rooftop solar; a few weeks ago, those households temporarily supplied 55% of demand on the National Electricity Market, Westerman said."
As coal fades, Australia looks to realize dream of 100% renewable…
The country’s grid operator says shifting from coal to clean power is not only possible but inevitable. The work there could provide a road map for other…
www.canarymedia.com
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martinrak.bsky.social
Color Contrasts

#dolomites #nature #mountains #photography
maxiedoggie.bsky.social
Learner surfers -
Northern end of Bondi Beach
#bondibeach
maxiedoggie.bsky.social
35 years on I remember my grandma’s, my best mate’s and the home phone…
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maxiedoggie.bsky.social
Politicians inactivity… my arse… complicity with fossil fuel and extractive industries ✅
greenpeace.eu
"It is the first time scientists have declared that Earth has likely reached a so-called "tipping point": a shift that could trigger massive and often permanent changes in the natural world."

Politicians' inaction in the face of the climate crisis is undermining our planet's ability to support life
World's coral reefs crossing survival limit - experts
The world's tropical coral reefs have almost certainly crossed a point of no return as oceans warm beyond a level most can survive, a major scientific report announced.
www.rte.ie
maxiedoggie.bsky.social
A fresh southerly coming through- nice change after a hit weekend.

#bondibeach
maxiedoggie.bsky.social
DPIE and others involved in developing the area are doing a bit of a ham-fisted job of it…car crash INSW review too.
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subfossilguy.bsky.social
Matterhorn this morning! 😍
maxiedoggie.bsky.social
I’m not sure how one is to learn from something that can‘t know anything.
CGPT doesn’t know anything- it simply produced a statistical approximation of human anatomy - having only a statistical approximation of the question
“Draw me human anatomy“.
clairezagorski.bsky.social
A student on TikTok has been documenting her journey with a professor who “wrote” the anatomy textbook and it’s all a bunch of AI hallucinations.

She’s saying that, understandably, the students are doing super poorly!

Behold what we’re teaching the healthcare professionals of tomorrow:
A diagram of the bones and (some) deep muscles of the hand and forearm. AI says that we only have four digits. It’s also identified a tendon as the median nerve, another tendon as the ulnar nerve, among other issues. An AI generated diagram of the muscles of the neck. It hallucinated the “ennocleidomasid” muscle, and the “anterior scalpalin muscle”. An AI generated diagram of the muscles of the lateral thigh. It says that the gluteus Maximus (the big juicy butt muscle) is on the anterior side. It also points to the quadriceps muscle and says “attattment”. It also says that the same structure is the tibia AND the deep fascia of the leg. An AI generated diagram of the bones of the hand and forearm. This time AI says we have 6 digits. It also says that the radius is the ulnar artery. Among other many issues.
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aarnegranlund.bsky.social
Sous les pavés, la plage.
annehidalgo.bsky.social
Avec de nouveaux arbres, de la nature et plus de place pour les piétons, Paris change !

La rue Charles-Baudelaire dans le 12ᵉ et la rue du Docteur-Magnan dans le 13ᵉ en sont de beaux exemples !
Photo avant/après de la rue Charles Baudelaire avec plus de nature, moins dr voitures et des piétons. Photo avant/après de ́la rue du Docteur Magnan dans le 13e avec plus de nature et des piétons
maxiedoggie.bsky.social
Would be interested to see Australian data- as every man and his dog has joined the SUV arms race- and - in very general
terms - the bigger the SUV - the worse the driving….

#auspol
davidzipper.bsky.social
Deep dive into the surge in US pedestrian deaths:

"It’s not that more pedestrians are getting hit by vehicles; it’s that the ones that are getting hit are more likely to die."

"[That] seems like fairly strong evidence for the theory that the rise in large SUVs is behind the uptick in ped deaths."
Why Are So Many Pedestrians Killed by Cars in the US?
It’s unfortunately not uncommon for pedestrians to be killed by cars in the US.
www.construction-physics.com
maxiedoggie.bsky.social
Grim gets grimmer…
climatecasino.net
Your 'moment of doom' for Oct. 11, 2025 ~ Everything is fine.

"The invisible gas can be seen in streams of bubbles originating on the seafloor of Antarctica's Ross Sea ... describing the mechanism as 'seemingly widespread' throughout the region... "

abcnews.go.com/Internationa...
Researchers find methane leaking out of cracks in Antarctic seabed
One of the most potent greenhouse gas emissions has been discovered seeping out of cracks of the Antarctic sea floor, researchers have found.
abcnews.go.com
maxiedoggie.bsky.social
The beauty and privilege of living in a city.
No need for a car, just walk- or cycle- with every conceivable need catered for within mins from home, be it entertainment, retail, work, space (parks) and overall general physical activity (walking).
viktorkoves.com
Now that I'm on Amtrak home, it's time for another urbanism thread - this time, on New York City! I'll cover biking, walking, and transit. 🧵

First, walkability - NYC is great to walk, and @jeffspeck.bsky.social's work basically explains why - it's fun, comfortable, and has lots of things to see!
Several people walking through a crosswalk in New York City, with a restaurant on the other side A night time view down a New York City streets, showing four or five different businesses A New York City street corner with an angled building with patio, along wine and liquor neon sign on the left side