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Another guided BC avalanche incident:
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Guide was also caught in this one...
My goodness, that was terrifying.
Yep - I think that's an optical illusion in the video...
could be. but:
Avalanche.org » Remote Trigger
A remotely triggered avalanche occurs when a crack is initiated and propagates into adjacent terrain before causing a slab to release. Remote triggers are scary because you don’t need to be on a steep slope to cause an avalanche. Under certain conditions, you can initiate an avalanche while...
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The resident TRG ex-patroller/SSD/avy expert described it as such: "That was the slab flowing up and over the stock wall and yes, it was a great demonstration of flowing solids acting as a liquid mass."could be. but:
Avalanche.org » Remote Trigger
A remotely triggered avalanche occurs when a crack is initiated and propagates into adjacent terrain before causing a slab to release. Remote triggers are scary because you don’t need to be on a steep slope to cause an avalanche. Under certain conditions, you can initiate an avalanche while...
unless it's said with a proper Austrian accent I'm not even sure I can trust this bro-dude
He was a snow safety director at Moonlight/Big Sky... I don't think he had a degree in English (or German).
Popular Northern Colorado BC location...
Reminds me of 2018/19 when the ridge just outside of Snowmass pretty much completely went:
rode mah OneWheel
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didn't experience the haptic buzz feature that was added in the post-recall update so apparently what I was asking of it wasn't troublesome to its computer-brain
synthetic oil change at my neighborhood Les Schwab (almost precisely 1 mile from me--walked back from there this morning) was $119. would have been $60 including tax at Walmart. but I'd have to wait in an austere Walmart Auto Services waiting area as they did their thing, whereas with this I was able to walk back home, take a nap, etc.
that's probably worth $60 to me at this point in my life
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The neighborhood kids would have surely thought that I looked just super cool bundled up on the OneWheel as I traveled back to pick up my car, but they were all in school at this hour A true shame
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didn't experience the haptic buzz feature that was added in the post-recall update so apparently what I was asking of it wasn't troublesome to its computer-brain
synthetic oil change at my neighborhood Les Schwab (almost precisely 1 mile from me--walked back from there this morning) was $119. would have been $60 including tax at Walmart. but I'd have to wait in an austere Walmart Auto Services waiting area as they did their thing, whereas with this I was able to walk back home, take a nap, etc.
that's probably worth $60 to me at this point in my life
Any idea where?
Bust out the skinny skis and posed for the camera. Videos at link
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We skied. I bust out my “narrow” 108 mm under foot skis. Snow was good, weather just lovely. Even randomly came across our sweet Baby Aya’s multi-week group and cruised a bit with her. My apologies for the schmutz on the lens or lens cover of my GoPro: the video following my wife is cropped...
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RWD or AWD. Two unspecified kWh packs. And coming to the US per this!
Yes! This is highly relevant to my interests indeed.
Yes! This is highly relevant to my interests indeed.
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Did he ever own the Mercedes? Like did the dealership ever get the owners slip?
I unfortunately owned it long enough to pay to register it for the year. 3 mo tenure.Did he ever own the Mercedes? Like did the dealership ever get the owners slip?
Is that just the car?
that's the mountain house usage, low since our use of it is weekends-only during the season and water and primary house heat is via an NG hydronic boiler. rental groups more often will span a whole week, and there were two groups over Presidents Day weekend/week. not sure how the utility has March figures already--offset month?
wow, Thats pretty significant for a house, there must be a lot of 220v and inductive loads. lemme guess, HVAC, spa, EV charger?
no hot tub there yet.
EVSE, yes. but that's probably only 100 kWh for the month: ~13 kWh to fill up the PacHy's battery twice each weekend.
lighting--it is 3,700 sq ft even if it's all LED now.
inductive oven.
I guess the kid factor is also a significant consumption.
not sure if you are interested or not but leviton makes smart breakers that are wifi now, you can swap out all of the legacy breakers in your service panel and have complete monitoring, recording and app control of every specific circuit in your house. Comes in handy when you can see the minute change of an appliance draw before it dies.
I have 5.64 kW PV on the roof just waiting to be turned on after MPEI inspects it. then it'll be mostly academic
The moment whatever manages those gets comprimised...
I can def see most peeps not making the proper precautions for sure.The moment whatever manages those gets comprimised...
My highest ever usage in winter with house guests was 30 kWh for a two month billing cycle. Are you still trying to cook bugs?
that is incredibly frugal
do you just sit there in the dark, whittling away your bone knife or what
fwiw, here are national stats:
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886 kWh/mo average. and this house, while occupied less than the average, normal house, is also a lot larger than said median house of 2,014 sq ft.
Average Energy Consumption per Household [2024 U.S Study] - EnergyBot
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886 kWh/mo average. and this house, while occupied less than the average, normal house, is also a lot larger than said median house of 2,014 sq ft.
Sketch
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Sketch skiing, but especially sketch choice of location given there are two or three slide paths just to skiers’ right
edit: he responded, and rightly pointed out that in late spring then the wet slab problem is paramount. but those weren't slide paths from months before...
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Found this drone video I took June 2019. Back when I was learning to fly. Fingers crossed our snowpack in Colorado looks like this again come June!
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Sketch skiing, but especially sketch choice of location given there are two or three slide paths just to skiers’ right
edit: he responded, and rightly pointed out that in late spring then the wet slab problem is paramount. but those weren't slide paths from months before...
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