Trump 2024 Trailer #1

Jul 24, 2024

Trump 2024 Film Trailer 1 that shown on Trump2024.film web site

Planned Parenthood Sells "Viable" Healthy 6-Month-Old Aborted Babies to University of California

Nov 21, 2024

“VIABLE NONANOMALOUS” 6-MONTH-OLD FETUSES SOLD FROM PLANNED PARENTHOOD ABORTIONS TO UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, NEW DOCUMENTS SHOW Study Registration Documents Seeking Healthy, Viable 23-Week Fetuses From Elective Abortions at Planned Parenthood Revealed in Ongoing Public Records Requests to UCSD SAN DIEGO, Nov. 21—Never-before-seen documents released under a California public records request show Planned Parenthood supplying “viable nonanomalous” fetuses up to 23 weeks old from elective abortions to UC San Diego, as part of its contract to sell the University “proprietary” “fetal material” in exchange for the “valuable consideration” of owning any “patents” and “intellectual property” developed experimenting with them.

2024 11 21 Mustangs near Location!

This morning, Thursday, November 21, 2024, 6:00 am MST, we are still tripping for a new bit and BHA.
We are running back in the hole at 9,075’ after having to make another trip back out of the hole yesterday for a failed mud motor.
Did not make any new hole today. We are investigating the cause of a recent string of mud motor failures.
We should be back on bottom and drilling by mid-morning today.
 
Current plans are:
(1.)           Finish TIH with new bit and BHA
(2.)           Drill 6 1/8” hole to 15,600’ TVD (15,800’ MD)!!

2024 11 21 Mustangs near Location!

Today’s video features the namesake(s) of our prospect – the Wild Mustangs!
A few days ago, our videographer, Jacek Bogucki, caught a small group of mustangs near the road close to the rig.
No drilling rig or oilfield stuff in today’s video – just horses!
 
Enjoy!

2024 11 21   https://vimeo.com/1031935104/a52b88dfa0?share=copy

Implications of accelerated and delayed climate action for Ireland’s energy transition under carbon budgets

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1k8lkC4u7Syza4wmL5yLZeS8HJcLMF90A/view?usp=sharing

Limiting global warming requires the effective implementation of energy mitigation measures by individual countries. However, the consequences of the timing of these efforts on the technical feasibility of adhering to cumulative carbon budgets—which determines future global warming—are underexplored. Moreover, existing national studies on carbon budgets either overlook integrated sectoral interactions, path dependencies, or comprehensive demand-side strategies. To address this, we analyse Ireland’s mitigation pathways under equal per-capita carbon budgets using an energy systems optimisation model. Our findings reveal that delayed mitigation brings forward the need for a net-zero target by five years, risks carbon lock-in and stranded assets, increase reliance on carbon dioxide removal technologies and leads to higher long-term mitigation costs. To keep the Paris Agreement targets, countries must set and meet accelerated mid-term mitigation goals and address energy demand.