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[kit10phish]

TS Snippets: Water = PR Damage Control

Don’t worry, I’m still working on the gay moments for each track on evermore. I’m at Ivy and it’s very research heavy, so enjoy another snippet while I compile everything.

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Locks and Skies [Song Map of TS Persona Perspectives]

https://kit10phish.blogspot.com/2025/12/locks-and-skies-song-map-of-ts-persona.html

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Taking Control of Life [TS: Perspectives Albums 10/11/12]

https://kit10phish.blogspot.com/2025/12/taking-control-of-life.html

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The Dyatlov Pass incident- 'Testing' Theories [Part 13]

I didn’t really know how to label the next theories, because they could be separate issues, or one and the same. I’m calling it testing theory, but I’ll do a couple of subsections for the sake of specificity. Here’s what we’ll talk about in the next few posts: Military Weapons Tests: Missiles: We are going to address the possibility that weapons (missiles, parachute mines, etc…) were being…

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Quadrocopter Failsafe Algorithm: Recovery after Propeller Loss

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From the National Journal article:

Obama has been saying a lot lately that domestic oil production has soared under his watch. That’s true: the U.S. is producing more oil than at any time in the last eight years, and now imports less than half its oil from foreign countries, for the first time in eight years. What Obama fails to mention, and Republicans want to spotlight, is that much of that drilling is taking place due to leases finalized during the George W. Bush administration, and much of it takes place on private land, with little action by the federal government.

“The president likes to take credit for this,” said Jindal.

Republicans also like to pounce on Obama’s repeated call to roll back $4 billion in tax breaks for the oil industry.  In the fight over gas prices, Democrats have sought to make Big Oil – which has close ties to the GOP, and which profits handsomely from the high prices – the villain. The Pew poll showed that while the 18 percent of Americans blame the president for high gas prices, oil companies come in second at 13 percent. But Republicans point out, accurately, that repealing Big Oil’s tax breaks won’t reduce the price at the pump.