#Dept of Energy

[feetonthegroundtx]

Iceland is 1.05% as big as the USA.

It’s 2 power grids for the country are running 20.12 terawatts

As opposed to

Texas power grid that is running around 8,700 megawatts right now

Makes you say hmmmmm how come our power grid hasn’t been modernized since the 80’s?

[sophsun1]

OLIVER STARK as Evan 'Buck' Buckley

9-1-1 – 5.18: Starting Over

[megumi-fm]

hi i have been inactive for a while due to the chk chk boom. hope you understand.

[aeb-art]

thought of a perfectly reasonable thing for hills to be mad about

geo can go off script

earth bots belong to @8um8le as always

[vintagecamping]

When camping becomes "temporary housing" for construction workers at the Savannah River Plant.

South Carolina

1951

[circumlocutive]

Yuck, the pressure gauge is in psi and the temp readout is in fahrenheit on the new vacuum oven

[colesabi]

I just wrote the ending for my epilogue.

Now I just got to write the beginning, fill in the blanks and puzzle piece the thing together and it’ll be done. Lol. But at least we’re getting somewhere.

[minasweep]

I've never wished for noise canceling headphones more in my life ever

[ambientbruh]

Scored a 5/6 on my workkeys applied technology test. Forth times the charm! I’m so fucking happy and relieved. 

[daedrabela]

i'm so fucking burnt out and it's only monday i can't take this

[omegaplus]

# 4,280

Tools You Can Trust: Working And Shopping (1983-1986, 2015)

Earlier this year, one of my mutuals gifted all of us a chance to grab a singles compilation from one of Manchester’s under-documented and swept-under bands. I’m surprised that almost no one mentions Tools You Can Trust in any way, shape, or form when they were the binding link of industrial, punk, and no-wave. It could be that all of their releases had one-and-done pressings possessed through their own Red Energy Dynamo label, but surely there’s other factors. Imagine vocalist Rob Ward channeling The Screamers while Tools- travel down the road of Einsturzende Neubauten’s “Steh Auf Berlin” and earlier Test Dept.’s dynamics and just as bare, focusing more on metallic percussion over whatever basslines and other drums they had. Unless there’s something else I don’t know about, there was no reason why Tools You Can Trust couldn’t be in the record books. At least the Burka For Everybody label compiled part of their legacy Working And Shopping out of four e.p.’s in “Say It Low”, “Cut A New Seam”, “Show Your Teeth”, and the title track with their Peel Sessions all rolled into one. For all those who weren’t there...

[plutosking]

i think instead of working my self-inflicted 10 hour shift tomorrow, im just going to lay down and die.

[235uranium]

god I hate that I haven't been able to move to the twin cities yet. I mean I probably never will since it's unlikely I'll go to u of mn for grad school

[diniidjarin]

in need of floor time but specifically in a "corpse in the middle of a derelict mall's parking lot that would you pretty please grab by a limb and drag somewhere it can decompose into the mulch" way

[yuukimiyas]

sobs i'm absolutely so v wiped out from work ໒꒰ྀིっ˕ -｡꒱ྀི১ gonna crawl into bed & bury myself under some blankets!! i'm sending sweet dreams to you all!! g'night!! <33

[empiricalscotus]

Even Best Friends Sometimes Disagree

Supreme Court Justices voting practices are fairly predictable.  For instance, most decisions are unanimous. Since the longest serving justice on the Court, Justice Thomas joined the Court in 1991 42.65% of argued cases have returned unanimous votes.  The Court also tends to reverse lower court decisions. The justices voted to reverse the lower court decision in 65.58% of decisions during the…