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Drive in theaters in Manila

Streaming copy of Maze Runner: The Death Cure
Yup, found it.

Double blue moon, which is happening right now!

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Located a copy of Proud Mary (2018) then looked up The Equalizer (2014).
While Proud Mary is watchable, The Equalizer is a better movie by far.

Motels near the airport in Denver

There are drive in motels lol but theaters?

Weather and pollen forecasts in specific cities far far away... *laughing*

How to remove a tick from your cat....you asked!

Non-lethal Riot Control Methods

I think quantum science may be a way to travel faster than light.
Problem is, something will need to move to the destination (robotic, drone or AI ship with a receiver station) at high speed. Once the receiver station is set up and 'tuned', people are then quantumly teleported to the station.

Quantum teleportation is a process by which quantum information (e.g. the exact state of an atom or photon) can be transmitted (exactly, in principle) from one location to another, with the help of classical communication and previously shared quantum entanglement between the sending and receiving location.
Chinese Scientists Just Set the Record for the Farthest Quantum Teleportation
Spooky pairs

The experiment takes advantage of one of several phenomena that describes quantum mechanics: entanglement, or "spooky action at a distance," as Albert Einstein called it. When two particles are entangled, they remain connected so that an action performed on one affects the other as well, no matter how far apart the two are. In the same vein, when one measures the state of one particle in the entangled duo, you'd automatically know the state of the second. Physicists call the states "correlated," because if one particle — a photon, for example — is in an "up" state, its entangled partner will be in a "down" state — a kind of mirror image. (Strictly speaking, there are four possible combinations for the two particles to be in).

The weird part is that once the state of the first particle is measured, the second one somehow "knows" what state it should be in. The information seems to travel instantaneously, without a speed-of-light limit.
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Real science, may not be advanced enough to actually teleport mass but one day, maybe.
Think They Live (1988) where a being steps on a platform and is teleported away.
Perhaps the Q from Star Trek used a very advanced form of quantum teleportation?
Another might be Outer Limits "Think Like A Dinosaur" Season 7; Episode 8 where the baseline sample stays put and only a copy is transmitted.

I like the Outer Limits idea because it could allow you to be transmitted to multiple destinations at the same time. Especially in a settlement scenario where your genetic code will be transferred by reproduction to worlds that are vastly separated. If one you perishes, you still persist elsewhere. Sorta like sending a scanned image to multiple printers around the world.

I looked up all the bold subjects

1959 Gibson Sunburst (Les Paul)
*sigh* Maybe someday.

DIY bookshelf. I could use more shelf space in my home office and the project would be fun. At least until it’s not.

Very nice!

Thank you!

I'm sure you recognize it as Stradavarius'(sp?) 300 year younger sister in terms of class and craftsmanship.

I don’t know that much about guitars, but trust that Peter Green does. Isn’t it a ‘59 Gibson Les Paul that he played in Fleetwood Mac?

HaHAH! I don't know that much about (pre) Buckingham Fleetwood Mac (and that much) about Green. but associate him more with the Gibson Hollow Body.

EDIT: More of a "Jimi Page" association with the Sunburst.

I miss more than I pick up sometimes, but I’m learning.

Depending on your playing, good thing the pickups don't miss anything.

Cute!

I just started learning a few months ago. I don’t even have a pickup.