#solar street light with battery

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Illuminating the Future: Solar Panel Manufacturers in Noida

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Shining Bright: Solar Panel and Street Light Manufacturers in Bihar and Jharkhand

Sanguard Solar has emerged as a leading solar panel, solar street light, and hybrid inverter manufacturer in Bihar and Jharkhand. Their dedication to quality, innovation, and sustainability has made them a trusted partner in the region's journey towards a brighter and greener future. Whether you're a homeowner, a business owner, or a government official, Sanguard Solar has the right solar solution to meet your energy needs. Make the switch to solar today and join the movement towards a cleaner, more sustainable tomorrow.

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[foone]

There exist another dimension called The Empty World. It's very much like ours, in fact it seems to have been identical up until a few weeks ago, but it always seems that way. If you go there today, it was identical in late february, and if you go there this october, it'll have been identical until september.

It's empty, as you might guess. There's no humans, and no animals bigger than a cockroach. The sky is grey, and it slowly rains ash. It's colder than our world by a bit, enough to require a jacket even in summer. The streets are empty, the cars parked neatly in their garages or in lots, but they're all empty and abandoned, their doors locked like they expect their owners to return any minute now.

The newspapers left on stands don't mention any oncoming disaster. We have no idea what the TV or internet would have said: the power is out. The power is very, very out. Not just the grid, but batteries are drained. The cars won't start, the emergency lights are out, and anything with solar panels seems to be getting less energy than you'd expect, even with the perpetually overcast sky.

It's a very silent world, like the calm after a snowstorm. Sounds don't seem to echo as much as they should, nor does sound seem to travel as far. The radio spectrum is empty except for static, there's no one transmitting on any frequency.

There's fewer fires than you'd expect. Even places you'd expect to soon catch fire without human intervention are still standing, undamaged. Campfires can be lit but with difficulty: something is keeping them from burning as they should. Even if you pour kerosene on a campfire it'll barely grow, it's like something sucked the energy out of everything.

All the locked buildings are still locked. Alarms don't sound if you break in (understandable, given the power situation), and of course no one comes to investigate. So The Empty World is your oyster: you can break in wherever you want (provided you can physically do it: some doors are pretty hard to pry open even with tools), take whatever you want, and bring it back here.

Everything resets when you leave. You always enter The Empty World like it's your first time there, like this just happened and you're late to the party... but the party keeps getting rescheduled. You can even take something multiple times if you want.

When you enter The Empty World you get there at the same relative position as you are on this world. If you're in New York, you show up in the empty New York. If you're in Topeka, you show up in empty Topeka. So you have to travel around this world to get to where you want, and you can't just appear in the middle of a bank vault... unless you break into the vault from this world. (So it's great if you work at a bank and want to steal from your employer without repercussions, but not so useful otherwise).

You don't just have to take things, you know. You can take computers and files and books and diaries. You will have to deal with recharging laptops and breaking through any security when you get back, but it's doable.

So, imagine you've just gotten access to The Empty World. What are you going to do with it? What will you take, and where will you go?

[sunveerasolarjalgaon]

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[northgazaupdates]

21 February 2024

People in Beit Lahiya and other parts of northern Gaza took to the streets last night and into the early hours of today. They protested the IOF’s famine and the WFP’s cessation of aid, and demanded the entry of food aid into north Gaza.

The photos are difficult to see because it is night time and there is no electric lighting in the north ever since the IOF siege. All they have to light are flashlights on electronic devices, charged via solar-powered batteries.

Sources: Eshak Daour, Abood Abusalama, Hassan Salem, and Mahmoud Abusalama via Stories on Instagram

[rotzaprachim]

This article is from August 2023 and was written by Mohammed R. Mhawish, a Gaza-based journalist writing for the local +972/Local Call publication. I think it covers a LOT of the current talking points with a lot more knowledge and nuance than many of the takes.

"Last week, the southern governorate of Khan Younis and other areas in the center of the Gaza Strip witnessed tense scenes as several thousand Palestinians took to the streets to protest frequent power outages, food shortages, and overall harsh living conditions. Marching under the banner of “Bidna N’eesh” (“We Want to Live”), the mass protests mark a significant expression of public resentment that has accumulated among the blockaded population for years. 

In response, demonstrations in support of Hamas, the Islamist party ruling the strip, paraded down the streets cheering for the government and confronting those who were not voicing support for the movement. The police intervened shortly afterward, reportedly confiscating cell phones and making multiple arrests.

The protests followed days of intense frustration and dispute with the Hamas government, which began after a Khan Younis resident was killed when one of the walls of his house fell on top of him as local authorities attempted to demolish it, claiming it was initially built on a public road. The authorities alleged the man’s death was a tragic accident, firing the mayor of the responsible municipality.

Characterized by their mobility, brevity, and direct impact, the marches appear to be coordinated by grassroots movements through online platforms and social media. Several Palestinians who were among the crowds told me that their demonstrations stem from a fundamental demand for their basic human rights, which include necessities like public services, employment, freedom to travel, and the ability to engage in outside commerce. At the time of writing, the Hamas government has not shared with the public any foreseeable solution to any of these grievances, or how it will address people’s anger.

Electricity has been at the center of the protesters’ demands. While Gaza’s energy crisis predates the current protests, the scorching heat waves enveloping the region this summer have driven temperatures to soar above 38 degrees Celsius (over 100 degrees Fahrenheit) in the strip. The heat has only added to the growing discontent among the territory’s 2.3 million Palestinian residents, who are confined to a stretch of land of around 360 square kilometers that has, since 2007, been cut off by an Israeli blockade that affects every facet of daily life.

This collective frustration has been building over a considerable period of time, as Gaza’s population has to subsist on a daily ration of only four-to-six hours of electricity. Certain residences and businesses resort to private generators or solar panels in order to cope with the prolonged power outages. For others unable to afford such costly equipment, modest battery-powered LED lights provide makeshift illumination, while others fan themselves with plastic trays to try and beat the heat.

According to local energy bodies, Gaza requires approximately 500 megawatts of power per day during the summer season. However, it currently receives a mere 120 megawatts from Israel, with the enclave’s solitary power plant — repeatedly damaged by Israeli military assaults and weakened by restrictions on materials — contributing an additional 60 megawatts. Lately, social media footage has shown Gaza shrouded in darkness at night, with few lights emanating from its cities. 

While the public and the Fatah-led Palestinian Authority in the West Bank predominantly attribute Gaza’s challenges to Israel’s occupation, many people believe that Hamas still has some capacity, and the obligation, to initiate helpful measures, including by increasing the power plant’s production and operating it at maximum capacity, especially during the summer.

Bearing the toll

Over the past 16 years, Gaza has become a crucible for enduring humanitarian, economic, and political hardship. The enclave has experienced several rounds of deadly wars with Israel, most devastatingly in the summer of 2014. The closure imposed on all of Gaza’s entry points has plunged the economy into decay, leading to a sharp rise in unemployment and resulting in severe scarcity of essential supplies and other resources.

Palestinians have had to navigate significant divisions within their political leadership, the most apparent of which were the armed clashes between Fatah and Hamas in 2007. Hamas had secured victory in the 2006 parliamentary elections from other factions, controlling the legislature and prime minister’s post while Fatah leader Mahmoud Abbas was elected to the presidency. 

The Palestinian government was immediately met with sanctions by Israel, the United States, and European countries, exacerbating the factional rivalry that led to Hamas taking over Gaza. Since then, the territory has sunk under the weight of Israel’s crippling siege. 

However, the present demonstrations in Gaza stand out due to the heightened level of public engagement and the number of protesters involved. The gravity of the situation is manifold, and the population’s living conditions are only becoming more challenging. 

Palestinians have long called for new, inclusive elections, reflecting an exhilarating demand for change. Yet public support for Hamas in Gaza persists, and there is rising concern that the voices of those who seek some form of change and restoration of their rights will be stifled — both by Israeli and Palestinian authorities.

There are several aspects to the evolving complexities among Palestinian political actors. Fatah and Hamas are involved in an ongoing mutual blame game, each attributing Gaza’s troubles to the other party. The PA urges Hamas to take action even as it primarily holds Israel responsible as the occupying power (one which the PA cooperates with under the Oslo Accords). All the while, it is the people who bear the toll and face ominous consequences while the feeble pursuit of reconciliation continues.

Members of Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, guard the street in Rafah, southern Gaza Strip, December 14, 2022. (Abed Rahim Khatib/Flash90)

Last but not least, Islamic Jihad, once a marginal movement, has recently emerged as a significant player in the Palestinian geopolitical landscape. During Israel’s latest two wars on Gaza in August 2022 and May 2023, Islamic Jihad displayed relatively independent and effective decision-making power on the military front, although it still seeks the political and military endorsement of Hamas as the ruling authority.

Beyond the social fragmentation in Gaza and the West Bank, one winner is currently taking all: the Israeli far right, which is relentlessly targeting the foundations of the Palestinian struggle and advancing its vision of permanently scattering the Palestinian population into disparate territorial and political enclaves.

Under the leadership of Benjamin Netanyahu, the current government is seizing every opportunity to solidify its presence in the West Bank. This includes the construction of illegal settlements, the annihilation of any attempt at armed or popular resistance, and the annexation of Palestinian land and resources — further weakening the basis of any Palestinian political process. 

A united front for liberation

The current protests in Gaza undoubtedly echo the legitimate demands of the Palestinian people, who are deserving and capable of forging a new, united front toward freedom and dignity. But the biggest question remains: do the Palestinian leaders possess the willingness to heed these calls, and to take effective measures toward fulfilling them?

Both external and internal observers often attribute the divisions among Palestinian factions to contrasting political and ideological interests. Yet such differences should, if anything, lay the foundation and impetus for a broad political coalition that can align communal needs with the pursuit of liberation. While some argue that the Palestinian factions are gradually realigning against Israel and not each other, many still hold a sense of despair over whether they will ever see a unified leadership that spans the spectrum of war and peace, resistance and governance, and that brings Palestinians together under one common rule.

Hamas leaders in the Gaza Strip Ismail Haniyeh (center left) and Yahya Sinwar (center right) march during a protest against US President Donald Trump’s “Deal of the Century” and the “Peace to Prosperity” conference in Bahrain, in Gaza City, June 26, 2019. (Hassan Jedi/Flash90)

In Gaza, there is a notable sentiment that having an armed presence that safeguards Palestinians’ right to self-defense against Israeli military aggression should not overshadow people’s aspiration to live with as much independence and prosperity as they can muster under occupation. The goal of breaking the Israeli blockade, once the primary beacon of hope for freedom in Gaza, is intertwined with the pursuit of meeting basic needs within Gaza’s borders, like two more hours of access to clean drinking water or electricity a day.

This is accompanied by a widespread view that Hamas, like other Palestinian factions, is trying to control and silence grassroots activism and dissent, eliciting further irritation from the public. The Palestinian leaders’ verbal acceptance of the idea of change should not only mean blending their varying perspectives together, but has to also mean a stop to sweeping the people’s collective calls under the carpet for a better future. 

Indeed, the intensification of Israeli attacks on all Palestinians across the land, and the aim to disperse the public sphere in Gaza, make these protests an ideal time to reassert the need for a unified Palestinian leadership that can thrive — one that prioritizes upholding human values and the basic needs of life under occupation, and that does not stumble amid the rapidly changing shifts in the regional and international landscape, which have marginalized the Palestinians’ demands for freedom and for decent living conditions too.

More importantly, the current leaderships — both in Gaza and the West Bank — should refrain from governing by diktat, and should instead respect the will of the majority and adhere to the country’s legal frameworks and vision for liberation. Attempting to force change through open conflict with a discontented public is unlikely to succeed. It has never been a successful or just method to achieve self-determination, especially when led by scattered minority factions, each chanting a different slogan and seemingly unconcerned with democratic representation. Each leader ends up clinging to power with no real intention of improving and safeguarding the lives of their constituents.

To overcome these challenges, Palestinians must be able to convey criticisms in a way that resonates with the supporters of each party, rather than simply proving their leaders wrong — thereby demonstrating the possibility of unity. The current Gaza protests, and the Unity Intifada that erupted across all of Palestine two years ago, indicate the necessity of such a united path. Once it has been truly achieved, no external influence will be able to hinder, disregard, or fragment the substantial majority of the people from breaking free from their cycle of exclusion.

Until then, the Palestinian people deserve the chance to address the very valid debate over a much-needed policy roadmap that would determine the fate of their struggle. By setting aside divergent realpolitik on the internal battleground, and doing what can be done for the people with the tools they have, only then can they remain steadfast and hopeful in the face of an occupying force."

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[the-agent-vulture]

It's been nine days, give or take, since what most people are dubbing Sun Day. A solar flare so massive I could see the aurora it created from my home in Texas.

The news had talked about such a possible event days before it happened. They mentioned The Carrington event, whatever that is, and how this storm might trump all solar storms in history. How much damage can some sunshine do?

Well, a lot, apparently.

The flare hit and it was like an invisible wave ripped through the planet. I watched as telephone lines exploded, phones overloaded and died, their batteries sizzling. Anything electric was affected, from modern cars to bluetooth headphones. So much for electric cars being the future.

It was the world's most silent apocalypse. Overnight, every home in the community lost power. No trees fell, no buildings were swept away by flood or wind, if you stood in the street, for the most part nothing had changed.

But at night, if you looked up, you could see the stars again.

All the light pollution that we had grown accustomed to seeing? Gone, with a snap of the fingers, with a rush of air. A cosmic hand had reached down and turned off the lights.

People were shaken, as always following a natural disaster, but something was different. It wasn't just a little power outage, a little mistake in the electrical grid. I heard that the storm fried the power grid beyond repair.

It would need to be reconstructed, which would require power and resources, both of which were in short supply already. And in all this, no one had any idea if the nearby towns had made it through, since all our communications had gone down with the electricity.

First order, for the next morning, was to send some people to head to nearby towns and see what had become of them, if they had power.

Well, they still haven't come back.

We're getting on alright, even with the local government in shambles. Only seven stores had been raided for supplies so far, so at least we're staving off that apocalypse.

There are only four radios that still work in the whole town. They've been piled together with some generators in the town square, someone is trying to send a radio broadcast. We only hope that anyone can hear us.

[sanguard]

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[izzat-ali-shah]

The SOS Solar Phone Charger: Harnessing the Power of the Sun for Reliable Connectivity

The capacity to keep smartphones charged at all times is critical in a time when they have become indispensable tools for information, communication, and navigation. But power outlets aren't always available, particularly in isolated areas, during emergencies, or when engaging in outdoor activities. Here's where the SOS Solar Phone Charger comes in, providing a dependable and sustainable way to use the sun's boundless energy to charge your gadgets. This post explores the features, advantages, uses, and effects of the SOS Solar Phone Charger, emphasizing its significance in the technologically advanced world of today.

1. Understanding Solar Phone Chargers

It's important to comprehend the fundamentals of solar phone chargers before delving into the details of the SOS Solar Phone Charger. Photovoltaic (PV) panels, which transform sunlight into electrical energy, are seen on solar chargers. After that, this energy is used to power electronic gadgets like tablets, smartphones, and even portable batteries.

Over the past ten years, solar charger technology has advanced dramatically. Contemporary solar chargers are more useful for daily usage because they are stronger, more portable, and more efficient. They are especially helpful in circumstances where conventional power sources are unstable or unavailable, like off-grid areas, outdoor excursions, and natural disasters.

2. Introducing the SOS Solar Phone Charger

Modern technology like the SOS Solar Phone Charger is made to deliver dependable electricity in a variety of scenarios, especially crises. Its robust construction and cutting-edge solar technology guarantee that customers can always be connected and energized.

Key Features of the SOS Solar Phone Charger

High-Efficiency Solar Panels: High-efficiency photovoltaic panels on the SOS Solar Phone Charger enable it to swiftly transform sunshine into useful energy. Because of their ability to function in low light, these panels guarantee continuous power generation all day long.

Durable and Weather-Resistant Design: The SOS Solar Phone Charger has a sturdy, weather-resistant design and is made for outdoor use. Its sturdy construction can tolerate a variety of adverse circumstances, such as rain, dust, and extremely high or low temperatures. It's perfect for outdoor activities like hiking and camping because of this.

Compact and Portable: The SOS Solar Phone Charger is easy to carry in a pocket or backpack because to its lightweight and small form, which belies its sturdy build. Users can carry it anywhere they go, from crowded city streets to isolated mountain paths, thanks to its portability.

Multiple Charging Ports: Multiple USB ports on the charger enable customers to charge multiple gadgets at once. When several people need to keep their gadgets charged during an emergency or on a group outing, this capability comes in handy.

Built-In Battery: An inbuilt battery of the SOS Solar Phone Charger stores extra solar energy for later use. This implies that consumers can charge their gadgets even on overcast or nighttime days when the sun isn't shining.

SOS Functionality: The SOS Solar Phone Charger lives up to its name: it has an SOS function, which usually consists of an LED flashlight with an integrated SOS signal mode. This function helps users signal for aid when needed, which can be a lifeline in emergency situations.

3. Benefits of Using the SOS Solar Phone Charger

With so many advantages, the SOS Solar Phone Charger is a must-have gadget for anyone who appreciates consistent power supply. Some of the main benefits are listed below:

1. Environmentally Friendly Power Source

The SOS Solar Phone Charger's utilization of renewable energy is one of its biggest advantages. Solar energy is a clean, green energy source that doesn't use up natural resources or release harmful emissions. Users can lessen their carbon footprint and help create a more sustainable future by using a solar charger.

2. Independence from the Grid

Users can now keep their gadgets charged without relying on the electrical grid thanks to the SOS Solar Phone Charger. This independence is especially helpful in rural locations without access to electricity, during natural disasters, and during power outages. The SOS Solar Phone Charger makes sure you stay connected whether you are off the grid or camping in the woods.

3. Cost-Effective Solution

Long-term cost savings are possible for consumers who choose solar phone chargers, even though their initial cost may be higher than that of conventional chargers. The SOS Solar Phone Charger uses free solar energy after purchase, so it doesn't require electricity or throwaway batteries. This can eventually result in significant cost savings, particularly for outdoor enthusiasts or regular travelers.

4. Emergency Preparedness

In an emergency, the SOS Solar Phone Charger is a very useful equipment. Having a dependable power source can be quite helpful in a variety of situations, including natural disasters, unexpected power outages, and car breakdowns in isolated areas. Users can feel safer knowing that the charger has SOS capability, which includes an emergency signal and flashlight, in case they need to call for assistance.

5. Versatility and Convenience

Another significant advantage of the SOS Solar Phone Charger is its adaptability. Numerous gadgets, such as GPS units, cameras, tablets, cellphones, and more, are compatible with it. This makes it a handy one-stop shop for charging several devices at once when traveling. Its convenience is further increased by the integrated battery, which enables users to save energy for later use.

4. Applications of the SOS Solar Phone Charger

Because of its many uses, the SOS Solar Phone Charger can be helpful in a variety of situations:

1. Outdoor Adventures

An essential piece of gear for outdoor enthusiasts, hikers, and campers is the SOS Solar Phone Charger. In isolated locations where conventional chargers are not an option, it offers a dependable power supply. The SOS Solar Phone Charger makes sure your gadgets are charged whether you're trekking through dense forests, scaling mountains, or visiting national parks. It keeps you linked to the outside world and acts as a safety net in case of crises.

2. Emergency Preparedness

Having access to communication resources can be vital in an emergency. Emergency packs just cannot be complete without the SOS Solar Phone Charger. It guarantees that you can keep your phone charged and remain in contact with loved ones and emergency services even in the event of a protracted power outage, natural disaster, or other emergencies. Its added usefulness in an emergency is further increased by the integrated illumination and SOS signal.

3. Off-Grid Living

For people who don't have access to electricity or live in isolated locations, the SOS Solar Phone Charger offers a dependable and eco-friendly power source. It enables users to charge their gadgets independently of the grid, facilitating communication and information access even in remote areas.

4. International Travel

Dealing with multiple voltages and electrical outlets is a common experience when traveling abroad. With the SOS Solar Phone Charger, you can charge your gadgets anywhere in the globe and do away with the need for travel adapters. Its solar-powered nature means you won't have to worry about finding an outlet in strange areas, and its portability makes it easy to pack and carry. 

5. Everyday Use

The SOS Solar Phone Charger can be a useful tool even in everyday situations. Having a portable solar charger guarantees that you're never caught without power, whether you're traveling, working remotely, or spending time outside. It's a handy backup for those moments when your phone's battery runs low and there's no outlet in sight.

5. The Impact of the SOS Solar Phone Charger

Products like the SOS Solar Phone Charger have a big impact on society overall as well as on individual users. Solar chargers are contributing to the resolution of numerous significant concerns by offering a dependable, sustainable, and portable power source.

1. Promoting Renewable Energy Adoption

The wider acceptance of renewable energy technology is facilitated by the increasing number of people who use solar chargers. By providing a starting point for consumers to investigate and invest in green energy solutions, products such as the SOS Solar Phone Charger help to increase public knowledge of the advantages of renewable energy.

2. Reducing E-Waste

Disposable batteries and conventional chargers add to the expanding issue of electronic trash, or "e-waste." By keeping electronics charged and working, the SOS Solar Phone Charger helps eliminate the need for throwaway batteries and extend the life of electronic equipment. Consequently, less electronic waste—which is produced by abandoned gadgets and batteries—is produced.

3. Enhancing Disaster Resilience

There may be protracted outages in the event of a natural calamity, such as a hurricane, an earthquake, or flooding. The SOS Solar Phone Charger increases catastrophe resilience by offering a dependable, grid-independent power source. In circumstances where communication is essential for getting emergency information or getting in touch with loved ones, this could save lives.

4. Empowering Remote Communities

Solar chargers, such as the SOS Solar Phone Charger, can significantly enhance the quality of life in isolated or underprivileged communities with limited access to power. Sunlight chargers assist close the access gap to services, communication, and information by offering a way to charge phones, radios, and other necessities.

6. Choosing the Right Solar Phone Charger

There are a few things to take into account when choosing a solar phone charger to make sure you get the best one for your needs: 

Charging Capacity: Search for a charger that can provide the necessary power output. Select a charger with the right amount of power and battery capacity after taking into account the devices you plan to charge.

Portability:Portability is essential if you intend to use the charger for travel or outdoor activities. Select a model that is easy to carry and is lightweight and compact.

Durability: Make sure the charger is made to survive the kinds of situations you might experience. A few qualities to look for are shockproof structure, dust resistance, and water resistance.

Efficiency: Think about how effective the solar panels are. Your gadgets will charge more quickly and operate more effectively in low light with high-efficiency panels.

Additional Features: Keep an eye out for value-adding extras like integrated batteries, numerous charging outlets, or SOS capability.

Conclusion

An important development in the realm of portable power solutions is the SOS Solar Phone Charger. It offers a dependable, environmentally friendly, and adaptable way to keep your gadgets charged wherever you are by utilizing solar energy. For anyone who likes being prepared, travels frequently, or is just an outdoor enthusiast, the SOS Solar Phone Charger is a necessary gear that keeps you fueled up and connected no matter what. Products like the SOS Solar Phone Charger are essential in forming a more robust and sustainable future as we continue to adopt renewable energy sources. 

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[the-real-things-tournament]

0.5mm Pencil Lead

2002 Honda Civic

320 Pack Glitter Gel Pens

A Blunt

A Candle That Smells Like Fragrant Evergreens

A Copy of "The Book Thief" (2005) by Markus Zusak

A Daisychain

A DVD Copy of Over the Hedge (2006)

A Train

Ace of Spades Playing Card

Adderall

Adipose Plushie

Adorable Cow Creamer

Airpods

An Innumerable Amount of Lost DS Styli

Animal Shaped Rubber Bands

AP French Exam Packet

Argon (The Element)

Aviator Goggles

Baguette Body Pillow

Battery

Bead Maze

Beaded Curtain

Beanbag Chair

Bed

Beehive

Best Rock

Big Drinking Fountain

Black Out Curtains

Blanket

Blue Jeans

Blåhaj/Ikea Shark

Bread

Bright Orange VHS for the Rugrats Movie

Broken Alarm Clock

Bubble Toy

Bucket

Bur Oak Tree

Buttons (for clothes)

Can of Beans

Cast Iron Pan

Cat Collar With Bell

Chalk Boards

Cheese Grater

Chew Necklace

Chicxulub Impactor

Claw Hairclip

Clip-On Earrings

Clock

Coconut Broom

Colored Fairy Lights

Comically Oversized Lollypop

Construction Cone

Contraception

Crane Machine

Crayons

Dead Baby Possum Killed by Chihuahua (RIP)

Digivice V-pet

Dildo

Dirigible

Dirty Glass Bottle You Find In The Woods

Disinfecting Wipes

Dice

Dragon Ball Z Volume 4 (Manga Paperback)

Drinking Bird Desk Toy

Earth

Egg Slicer

Elementary School Yearbook

Empty Pizza Box

Every Basket

Every Knife

Eye Mug From a School Ceramics Sale

Fake Dictionary Lockbox

Fancy Showerhead

Fantasia 2000 VHS Tape

Fencing Mask

Ferrofluid

Finger Cymbals

Finger Cymbols

Fingerless Gloves (made of wool)

Flower Bush By The Pavement On The Street

Four Seasons Puzzle

Froggy Chair

Furby

Furby

Garden Gloves With Claws

Garlic

Gendang

Generic Paw Of A Monkey

Geode

Glow in the Dark Celing Stars

Glow Stick Liquid

"god i wish that were me" Screenshot

Golden Acorn Statue

Googly Eyes

Guitar

Half An Onion

Halloween Skeleton Decoration

Hand Mixer From The '60s

Haunted Callie Calamari Doll That Drinks All Your Pepsi and Calls You a Bitch

Heart-Shaped Glasses

Holly the Dragon Beanie Boo

Homemade Hand Sanitizer

Hurdy Gurdy

Ice Cube

Ice Maker

Japanese 5 Yen Coin

Kids Watercolor Set

Kitchen Sink

Knockoff Garfield Plush

Knäckebröd

La Croix Sparkling Water Pamplemousse

Late Night Infomercials

Lavender Scented Candle

LEGO Spring 2007 Catalog

Lightning McQueen Crocs

Lindt Gold Bunny

Lint Roller

Lip Smackers Watermelon Chapstick

LNER Peppercorn Class A1 60163 Tornado

Lobster Ornament

Loch and Nessie, the Loch Ness Monster Ladles (one solid, one with strainer holes)

Loofah

Lun-Class Ekranoplan

Mammatus Cloud

Manatea Tea Infuser

Meat Cleaver

Meat Tenderizer

Mechanical Pencil

Microscope

Microwave

Mini Cuban Flag on Plant

Mini Fan

Monopoly Dog Piece

Mop

NA Mazda Miata (Specifically With Googly Eyes)

Native American Fire Opal Blade

Nebula

Nokia Phone 3310 (2000)

Occlupanids

Old Faithful

One Crouton

One Flavor Blasted Cheddar Goldfish

Onion Chopper/Mini Food Processer

Opalized Fossil

Oumuamua

Our Sun

Paint Tube

Palm Leaf Rose

Paper Crown

Paper Leaves

Paracetamol Tablet

Pencil

Pizza

Plastic Lightsaber

Plastic Play Food Set

Polly Pocket Website (circa 2005)

Popstar Microphone

Potato

"Previously on X-Men" (YouTube Video)

Rainbow Desk Lamp Christmas Gifted By Aunt

Rainbow Pride Flag

Red Bouncy Ball

Rice

Rocking Horse

Roller Skates

Rounde (Sheep Plush Adored by Friend Group)

Rubik's Cube

Russian Nesting Doll

Salt and Vinegar Chips

Sand-Filled Frog Toy Named Floppy

School Chair Attached To Desk

Screwdriver

Seattle Space Needle

Seki Edge Nail Clippers

Sewing Pin

Sharpie

Shoe Insoles

Shoelaces (From The President)

Silver Hoop Earrings

Simply Southern T-Shirt

Single Macaroni Noodle

Siren Percussion Instrument

Slap Bracelets

Sliced Bread

Slinky

Slip N' Slide

Slotted Spoon

Snowman Headband

Solar Eclipse Sunglasses

Soviet-Era Apartment Complex

Spamton Plush

Sparkly DND Dice That Look Like They Should Be Edible But Aren't

Spoon

Squirmles

Squishmallows

Squishy Water Tube Toy

Stained Glass

Stand-Up Bass

Starbucks Coffee Cup

Steel/Metal Pipe

Stick (From the Ground)

Stop Sign

Stuffed Animals

Styrofoam

Subway Employee Hat

Swiffer

Tamagotchi

The Bible

The Demon Core

The Entirely Of Wikipedia Printed Out

The Giant Canadian Rubber Duck

The International Space Station

The Internet

The Kaaba

The Milky Way

The Mona Lisa

The Moon

The Spinx

The Statue Of The Shoe That Almost Hit George Bush

The Tiny Jack Hiding In The Wall Of My Trunk For When I Have A Flat Tire

The Transistor

The Voynich Manuscript

The Wheel

The World Trade Center (WTC)

The Zener Diode

Theremin

TI-84 Graphing Calculator

Tofu

Tom Scott's Best Thing Survey

Torn Apart Skunk Dog Toy

Trans Flag

Tumblr Anon Hatemail

Tungsten Cube

Two Paper Cockatiels On A Wire Stand On My Desk

Umbrella Hat

Unicorn Pillow Pet

Vicks Vaprorub

Vincent Van Gogh's Sunflowers Painting

Vintage Railway Poster

Walkable City

Water

Water Bottle

Water Snake Wiggler

White Boards

White Out

Wind Chime

Wings of Fire Slightly Used Coloring Book

Wireless Headphones

Working McDonalds Ice Cream Machine

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Xbox 360

Yoga Ball

Yu-Gi-Oh Cards

Zipper

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Eclipse Day!

Saturday, October 14, 2023

The alarm goes off at 4:30 am. We decamp quickly, forgoing coffee in order to leave time to find a good place from which to watch the balloons. Google Maps reports a 45-minute delay getting to Albuquerque. Figures. Saturday morning of the Balloon Fiesta is Kids Day. Everybody wants to go.

We aim our GPS for a viewing spot well away from Balloon Fiesta Park and cross our fingers. We are in luck. We pass two miles of cars stopped on I-25 waiting to take the Balloon Fiesta Park exit. We take the next exit and head for an industrial park well away from the Fiesta, and with plenty of parking.

We see one balloon through the trees, then more, then a whole cloud.

The community service call starts and we kvell about the joys our lives hold. The call is well-attended and uplifting. Then breakfast and back up the road to find a good eclipse viewing spot.

We pass many hopeful-looking hills, but they are all Native American tribal lands. Then Jeanne finds a promising drive in the hills above the Santa Fe petroglyphs, so we head that way.

Highways turn to roads turn to narrow streets turns to dirt. We shift to 4WD and start to climb. After a while, we see a road to the top of the hill. The path is rocky and steep. We shift to low/low and start crawling up. We pass over one rock which makes it under our front axle but hits our back axle with a bang. We reach the top of the hill and find two other vehicles already there. One fellow has a really nice-looking setup, and everyone has eclipse glasses. We break out our gear, including the solar binoculars. We can see the moon is already starting to take a bite out of the sun.

Tim looks under our vehicle and sees a bent cover of the differential housing which is emitting a slow drip of fluid. Uh, oh. We poll the other 4WD drivers and one fellow advises us to get back down the hill and call a tow truck before we lose too much more fluid. Ugh! We so want to stay at this ideal place, but our home is leaking, and we don't want to jeopardize the rest of the trip, so we pack up and head back down to the main road where it is reasonable to get a tow.

We find a parking spot on the flats. It is 70° out so we open the sliding door wide and turn off the furnace. Then we break out the gear again. We have eclipse glasses, solar binoculars, and small solar filters to fit over the cell phone cameras. The moon has taken a much bigger bite out of the sun. Dora sits bored next to the camper as the adults fiddle with gear.

For repairs we try the Mercedes Benz dealer in Santa Fe. Their repair department is closed until Monday. We abhor the idea of being towed and having to wait days just to have our rig looked at. We turn off the inverter just in case we have to make the battery last for three days without a charge.

Dora is hunched over at the side of the vehicle, shivering. It is COLD. In the space of less than a half hour it has gone from 70° to 50°. That shows how much of the sun's light has been blocked. We put on her winter coat and then don ours. The ring of fire is close.

We search apprehensivly for a repair shop that might be open on a Saturday and whoa, we find Redline Repairs. We call them and they answer immediately. They are a mobile repair service that comes to us. Yes, they work on Sprinters like ours. They ask us to send our location and a pic of the damage to the differential housing. They are available to make the repair today. Yay!

The moon's crescent closes to a ring, first lopsided, then symmetrical. It's awesome. The eclipse glasses are our main tool, but the solar binoculars work great, too. The camera filters come with an app to help take pics, but we can't seem to get as good a.view as we get.with the other instruments. We manage to take one pic through the binoculars, tinted very green due to the binoculars' filters.

The ring distorts and a gap opens on the side opposite where the ring first closed. The gap points in the direction where the eclipse shadow is headed, streaming across Texas, Mexico, Belize, and on down into South America.

We had seen many vehicles climbing the hills earlier in the day. A few of them start to trickle back down. We text family and friends, and watch the sun slowly return to normal.

We call Redline Repairs to see if they have had a chance to look at the info we sent them. It turns out the repairman had just taken his kids to see the eclipse and would be at our rig soon. We crawl back inside, turn on the furnace, and have lunch.

Lalo, the repairman soon arrives and in less than 90 minutes has us all fixed and ready to travel again. What a relief. We reflect that getting up so early and packing so much into the early part of the day probably contributed to over exuberant driving and the subsequent accident.

We are not going to make it to our friend's place at the Lake Pueblo Marina tonight. We decide to treat ourselves to a campground with showers near the marina. We set off for a final long drive. We put our heads on our pillows with the pleasant thought of meeting friends tomorrow and no more long drives for a while.