primmiemoo
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Isn't the story that arable farmers are now allowed to bring their emotional support tractors on flights to skiing destinations?
Say what you like about the guy, but . . . (Telegraph won't let me copy link)
Watch: Elon Musk’s Neuralink brain implant enables man to play online chess with his mind
Paralysed 29-year-old patient learnt to control computer cursor and keyboard using only his thoughts.
Almost exactly 45 years ago we were working on a uni project to allow a paralysed person to sip and puff on a straw in Morse Code to talk to a rudimentary desktop computer, to type, play basic music, and operate a page turner for a book. My god what giant strides we've taken in biomedical engineering in a little over 2 decades.
Cowbells before bicycle bells!
Saw my first orange-tip of the year today, also saw several peacock butterflies, and more brimstone butterflies in the last few days than I have seen for many years. Bedsheets drying on the line today were polka-dotted with ladybirds and other wee beasties, and the lungwort was abuzzing with many types of fat and furry bumblebees.Today, I've seen orange-tip, small tortoiseshell (I think), and ringlet butterflies, red bodied damselflies, loads of ladybirds (on furze and bluebell flowers), and the swallows have stepped up their chattering.
Feels like it's almost summer.
Was like a scene out of the Italian job with that big car transporterOlden but golden
Command Officer London Fire Brigade (in the days just following Kings Cross disaster), so station callouts were a high priority
MK1 V8 auto Range Rover
I don't think he actually stopped more than twice
No butterflies here for a while, but I do like to hear the curlews and oyster catchers and they’ve been around for some weeks now. Always makes me feel we must be getting nearer to springSaw my first orange-tip of the year today, also saw several peacock butterflies, and more brimstone butterflies in the last few days than I have seen for many years. Bedsheets drying on the line today were polka-dotted with ladybirds and other wee beasties, and the lungwort was abuzzing with many types of fat and furry bumblebees.
Our swallows haven’t returned yet @primmiemoo, but every other bird here was singing fit to bust today, it all really helps to lift the spirits.
I think it was condemned before that. it cost more to run than tickets could be sold for.What a magnificent machine ! Pity it couldn't be sustained . I think the fault that originally grounded it wasn't anything to do with Concorde . Debris on the runway I'm told .
be a standard day for fred dibnah