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Heather Evans

I’m home, I’m unpacked which wasn’t much anyway & I have some washing on, especially my walking sneakers which became so very dusty due to where I walking. Coffee is in the pot, I’m defrosting a couple of slices of sourdough for my lunch & I’m going to blob for the afternoon. Regarding the bites I have - I still think it’s fleas & I have a least half a dozen now on my torso & more on my arms & legs & they itch 😞. I’ve left a note for the homeowners - they can check the dogs.
I feel like putting on pjs already - but I won’t —— yet 😁. #HouseSit #PetSit I love my little #Home.

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Bytes Europe

‘Advancements in this technology could reshape the future’ byteseu.com/938373/ #AirPollution #CleanEnergyShowcase #Energy #Home #TechShowcase #YahooTech

Bytes Europe · 'Advancements in this technology could reshape the future'Photo Credit: China Atomic Energy Authority Experts at Northwest Normal University in China have an uncommon invention: a small nuclear battery that can power pacemakers and other tiny tech, according to multiple outlets.  The fascinating invention could theoretically provide electricity for hundreds to thousands of years, the reports touted about the benchmark. The news made headlines after a slew of tests, including 35,000 LED pulses, successful integration into Bluetooth chips for signal transmission, and even energizing a clock, per Interesting Engineering and pv magazine.  The applications could be vast. IE added that deep-sea and outer-space uses are possible for nuclear
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Steve Dustcircle 🌹

City's #housing initiative gets 150+ people off the streets months ahead of schedule

goodgoodgood.co/articles/cleve

#Cleveland, Ohio’s Mayor Justin M. Bibb recently announced a major milestone in the city’s “A #Home for Every Neighbor” initiative.

The plan was to reduce #homeless encampments around the city by connecting #unhoused neighbors with landlords willing to accept them as residents. Then, the city would pay rent for 12 months as residents got back on their feet.

Good Good Good · This city housed 150+ homeless people in 6 months. It was supposed to take 18.By Kamrin Baker
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