James. EVA Operations @NASA. Navy EOD tech. Husband. Dad. Aspiring renaissance man. Stay hungry. Stay Foolish.
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State that is your opinion. The article is about cases in Russia, not in the US. Your post is misleading.
Do you have your agent tied into your main HEB account with instructions to not check out? Wish they would support shared shopping carts.
I have planning something similar. I had not thought of pulling past HEB orders to build a history of what we buy.
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The vibe. This shot (photo 1) perfectly captures Expedition 75. We’re all smiles thinking about our time together and the arrival of Crew-13 (they’re in the shot too, just behind us awaiting their hatch opening!). We took a moment to capture a few formations only possible in microgravity! Excited for Crew-13 to join in the fun.
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🚨Breaking. There's been a pneumonic plague outbreak at a BSL-3 lab in Siberia, Russia.🚨
"Nearly 200 People Under Observation After Irkutsk Lab Worker Dies From Plague" - Moscow Times
This is fact, and also the inciting incident in my book BIOLOGICAL WAR: A SCENARIO, which is unnerving.
Will post more as I learn more, including from Russian speaking sources🧵
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Two hatches and a vestibule separate us from Crew-13. Well, actually, just one now.
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I've been fortunate to fly to space on three different vehicles, and I'm often asked which one I prefer. It depends on the phase of the flight. For launch thrill, nothing beats the Shuttle. For a smooth ride uphill, I'd take Dragon, then Soyuz. Dragon wins on cockpit displays and docking — the softest docking I've ever felt. For landing, a Shuttle runway is still the most civilized way home. That said, I'd be happy to ride any one of the three any day of the week!
