ttystikk
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These look like they want to bloom already, have they been in the dark for awhile?
Matrix Reloaded/Silo Grow Method
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Sedan
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Happy New Year, Tovarisch!
Happy New Year everyone!
Kokopelli Pictograph, Pintado Canyon, ca. 850-1100 CE, Rio Blanco County, Colorado
this is from the Russian wiki
Some miracles happen to plants.))
This is the first time for me..
I don't know what the specific reason is, but I don't think it's the light. At the beginning of the war, there were two days without light at all. There was nothing like that then.
Yes, there is one plant there.. the lower part on the vega grows, and the top seems to bloom.. I understand what you are talking about. I don't know what it is, perhaps a genetic failure associated with stress. There may be another gift ahead - this is a germ!
I'll take my tambourine)), because it will be a pity. But I have no choice.. I can't influence the situation in any way.. only the tambourine!))
ttystikk
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If I am not mistaken, I have stood at that very spot and looked at those pictures drawn by the ancients. The world is vast and yet so small sometimes!
Happy New Year! May we all see better days in it!
I hope your plants do well and I will be watching carefully.
. The Outdoorsman .
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Slava Ukraini. Great Grandma was from Odessa. Best wishes to your family and your grow. Stay strong brother, keep your head up. Love from Minnesota
Sedan
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Yes, you're right, even in Minnesota I can meet a fellow countryman.
Where I live now, in ancient times lived the Scythians. These are essentially the ancient Greeks.
During archaeological excavations, traces of the Scythian civilization were found. Very close to me. These were the descendants of Jason and the Argonauts, who landed on the shores of modern Crimea, where they found the Golden Fleece. The colony of Chersonesos remained there. Then the Greeks went further ... and reached me.
The first mention of the Slavs was somewhere in the 5th century AD. The first Slavs lived on the territory of today's western Ukraine and Belarus. Then some of the Slavs went west - this is modern Eastern Europe, there they mixed with Europeans, and some went north, where Russia, Lithuania, Latvia are now, where they mixed with the Varangians (like the Vikings / Balts).
In Europe at that time there lived people who were more like the southern type with dark skin (Italy, Spain), therefore in Russia people are more with white hair (Ivan Drago))), and closer to Western Ukraine people with black hair.
In the Baltic countries, such as Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia, there were also Slavs and Rusites, but in those lands the Varangians prevailed then, therefore the descendants turned out to be more like the Balts, and not the Rusites.
The Lithuanian Principality was once... Rus.
Lithuanian Rus
Thanks Bro for your kind words!
All the best to you in the New Year too!
I am very pleased to hear this! Odessa is a very beautiful city.
This was probably the first wave of emigration? Your great-grandmother left around 1920?
Slava America!
Sedan
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For now, that's it.
It's warmer outside, the heating radiators are also warm... for now.))
Installed a more powerful lamp.
oldsilvertip55
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that will be both of us,watching carefully!
Sedan
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I just recently learned that there was another empire in the United States before.
This empire was called Camanchiria, this empire was located: The borders of Comanchiria were marked by the Arkansas River in the south of Colorado and extended to the Rio Grande in the southern part of Texas.
It was a militant tribe of Comanche Indians, who not only captured and enslaved the lands of their neighbors, but also almost drove out the Spanish. And pushed back the free state of Texas.
The first who was able to resist the Comanche on equal terms was Grant (the future president). And only by the end of the 19th century the Comanche were completely defeated.
For me, this was a very interesting period of US history. I always thought that the Indians were weak in battle against the Europeans, due to their technical superiority. It turns out that the Comanche civilization was very developed, even without European participation.
This empire was called Camanchiria, this empire was located: The borders of Comanchiria were marked by the Arkansas River in the south of Colorado and extended to the Rio Grande in the southern part of Texas.
It was a militant tribe of Comanche Indians, who not only captured and enslaved the lands of their neighbors, but also almost drove out the Spanish. And pushed back the free state of Texas.
The first who was able to resist the Comanche on equal terms was Grant (the future president). And only by the end of the 19th century the Comanche were completely defeated.
For me, this was a very interesting period of US history. I always thought that the Indians were weak in battle against the Europeans, due to their technical superiority. It turns out that the Comanche civilization was very developed, even without European participation.
ttystikk
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Theirs was not the only indigenous nation in the "New World" and in fact there were many such nations throughout the continent. Excavations at city sites of some of these reveal objects from as far away as South America and possibly Asia! The tombs of the Egyptian Pharaohs contain tobacco, a New World plant, proving that intercontinental trade existed before Christ walked the earth!
Humanity took a lot longer to develop to the modern era than most people realize. I also think that the major obstacle to modern development was not technology, because the Romans had the technology of steam power. Instead, it was the technology of a an advanced civilization not dependent on monarchs with a mandate to expand. China had all of the necessary tools to expand worldwide nearly a thousand years ago but their Emperor ordered the ships to be burned instead.
Sedan
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There was a traveler named Thor Heerdahl.
looks like Biden))
He practically proved what you are talking about. He repeated the journey of the Ancient Egyptians, copying their papyrus boat exactly.
These journeys were a very loud event, and were widely covered in the USSR on TV. Every Sunday there was a program from that ship. There was also a Soviet scientist on that boat. There was also an American scientist there... and scientists from several other countries. They succeeded on the second try.
A civilization free from Western democracy.))
It reminds me a lot of my childhood. When we didn't have "big white bosses."
And we were also considered very backward in terms of technology.
ttystikk
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I'm familiar with Thor Heerdahl.
America is one big oligarchy. Our financial system is a series of monopolies; it is enormous but incredibly fragile. China is in the process of destroying it by outgrowing and outcompeting the US, and the only answer the US has is protectionism; the current import tariff on Chinese EVs is 100%! Can you believe it?! It is absolutely destructive to America's competitiveness!
Sedan
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Desperate guy. There is a good film Kon Tiki. I recommend watching it.
Here, I found the program that was shown on Sundays. Turn on English subtitles.
I see that China has begun to sharply overtake the US in development. And the US can no longer stop this growth by honest means.
But this also makes sense: China is displacing domestic producers from the US market, and this is unacceptable for the domestic market, it can lead to the bankruptcy of many enterprises, thousands of Americans will be left without work. The US is making every effort to stop this process.
PS: You probably watched Trump's speech yesterday. Here I clearly saw the difference in our mentality and yours. If our voters heard that the president has chandeliers in his house for $ 15 million, then no one would vote for him. At the very least, it is impolite, in relation to ordinary people. And for you, it is pride.)) Besides, bragging to the president is, at the very least, stupid, I have never met such a president. Trump is a narcissist of the highest order.)) As soon as the conversation turns to the fact that not everything is in order in the country, Trump immediately cites himself as an example. How he was tried, and what bastards the judges are. I repeated this several times in my speech. And not a word about ordinary citizens and their problems. As if he is the only one in the US... the most unhappy and the most offended by the judges.)) I found it funny. He is passing off domestic political struggle as shortcomings in the country's domestic policy.
His ambitions are exorbitant, he openly says that he wants to annex Canada to the US, for me it sounds wild! It's the same as if Putin said that he wants to annex Finland. The next day he would be slandered in all the media, that he is an aggressor. And the most surprising thing is that there is no reaction to this, except that Trudeau resigned, which only confirms Trump's intentions. He is not joking. It shocked me a little.
And if this happens and Trump annexes Canada, then in fact: the very next day Putin will give an interview and say something like: I am no worse than Trump, maybe even better, so I want to completely annex Ukraine. And it will be the same thing in essence.
I actually watched his interview for only one purpose. He said that the war will end in six months, this already seems more like the truth.
As for the rest.. my opinion.. The US is expecting radical changes, this has never happened before. I do not envy you. Living in an era of change is bad. And it does not matter in which direction the change is, good or bad - I know this for sure.
Wastei
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Yeah that bug and that you're not able to upload images on the mobile site, only works with "running in desktop mode". That hasn't worked for months at this point.
Sedan
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The administrators probably fixed this problem. Everything works as it should today.
Thank you!!
MissinThe90’sStrains
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@Sedan I had error messages the last few days too, but it seems to have cleared up now and it working better.
Also, I‘ve seen many of those recent speeches too, and they are a massive embarrassment. I won’t say much more about it, so that your thread doesn’t go off track, but just know that there is much resistance to what he says and wants to do, and that “we’re not all like that”.
Also, I‘ve seen many of those recent speeches too, and they are a massive embarrassment. I won’t say much more about it, so that your thread doesn’t go off track, but just know that there is much resistance to what he says and wants to do, and that “we’re not all like that”.
Sedan
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Don't worry, I'm allowed to talk politics here. Officially allowed by the administration.
My American friends invited me to Riddit to express my point of view on political issues. Everyone there is also going crazy over Trump's latest interview.
I've told you many times that I don't care who is going to make Greenland or Canada great... or Yugoslavia, Afghanistan, Syria, Libya or Iraq great. It makes no difference to me. Because for me there is no difference between all these countries, they are all sovereign.
What Trump wants to do is called the Monroe Doctrine. There is nothing surprising or new here. It is a redistribution of spheres of influence. Now Trump wants to make Antarctica great again))), because it has a lot of minerals. Because the US has lost a lot of positions in the Middle East, Africa and Europe in recent years, and they can't get them back. That's why Trump decided to radically change his strategy... to change the vector. And what difference does it make to you who he wants to make great, it's all for the benefit of American capital. This is your future money.
So, please don't worry so much. Nothing bad will happen to the USA except profit.
Let's look at things sensibly. The majority of the American people voted for Trump. The elections were legitimate. This means only one thing: for some reason the majority of the US people did not like the previous president. This is a fact, and I did not make this up.
Dilago
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Much respect to you Sedan for growing during the war. It must be some challenge!
I really like your way of vertical growing and the philosophy of weed from matured plants being more potent.
To this point i have yet to think of a way to incorporate this way of growing into led.
I really like your way of vertical growing and the philosophy of weed from matured plants being more potent.
To this point i have yet to think of a way to incorporate this way of growing into led.
MissinThe90’sStrains
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You’re not wrong, it is a fact that he won the election, but it is just one fact in a series of important facts. Here are some other facts to consider, to alter the perspective a little bit.
We have approximately 335 million people in the US, and 245 million eligible voters.
Harris vote total= 75,019,257
Trump vote total = 77,303,573
Number of voters who did NOT vote in this election = over 90,000,000
There are more voters who chose NOT to vote, than the number that voted for Trump. We have a massive problem with people simply not caring, or feeling that they have no power to make a difference, and they don’t vote. The numbers are there, and the margins are close enough, that factors like propaganda and online influencers can have a large enough impact to turn the tides.
As for the promise of profits and prosperity - those are things that are reserved for the already-wealthy, with tax breaks and laws being written to benefit them and them only. Those of us that are paying high prices for: groceries, gasoline, healthcare, and housing will not see any such benefits. Some of us are also concerned about the perception of the US on the world stage, and already upset by our lack of follow through in following previous commitments and promises to allies.
We have approximately 335 million people in the US, and 245 million eligible voters.
Harris vote total= 75,019,257
Trump vote total = 77,303,573
Number of voters who did NOT vote in this election = over 90,000,000
There are more voters who chose NOT to vote, than the number that voted for Trump. We have a massive problem with people simply not caring, or feeling that they have no power to make a difference, and they don’t vote. The numbers are there, and the margins are close enough, that factors like propaganda and online influencers can have a large enough impact to turn the tides.
As for the promise of profits and prosperity - those are things that are reserved for the already-wealthy, with tax breaks and laws being written to benefit them and them only. Those of us that are paying high prices for: groceries, gasoline, healthcare, and housing will not see any such benefits. Some of us are also concerned about the perception of the US on the world stage, and already upset by our lack of follow through in following previous commitments and promises to allies.