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May 30, 2026 - Hundreds of climate activists blocked a highway in the Netherlands, demanding that the government stop subsidizing fossil fuel companies with 40 billion in tax deals. [video]/[link]
Under the A12.
Not the nicest spot- Hackney Wick, London
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the fact that we schedule our lives around fixed numbers as time and not when the sun is out is so fluffed up. we should exert ourselves less and sleep more in the winter.
SR-71 is on display at the SAC Museum in Ashland, Nebraska. Many folks may recall the SAC Museum in Bellevue, Nebraska, just north of Offutt AFB. In 1998, the new museum moved indoors to its current home in Ashland, which is much more accessible to the public. The new building also allowed the aircraft to be moved indoors and protected from the elements to which they had previously been exposed. The name of the Strategic Air Command (SAC) Museum was officially changed to the Strategic Air & Space Museum.
In 2015, the museum announced another name change to the current Strategic Air Command & Aerospace Museum to reconnect to the museum's original mission of preserving the history of the Strategic Air Command while promoting interest in aviation and science among the general public. After the end of the Cold War and the shutdown of SAC, the State of Nebraska built a new building for the SAC Museum. It is just off Interstate 80, about halfway between Lincoln and Omaha.
The SR-71 is dramatically displayed in the museum atrium.
Why, Nebraska? After the end of World War II, it was determined that the Midwest was the safest place in America in case of a nuclear war. Today that is not true; Russia has the entire United States covered.
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