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So I don't really have a nickname for you exactly, but I often refer to you as "the tronblr friend with whom I seem to share a single Extremely Angsty braincell".

(Although. The reason I laughed so hard when you said the thing about Shannon is because I have absolutely mentally been like. "Ark. No. Wait. Incorrect. Fine." 😅️

Awwww, that's great! XD Thanks! Hee, we do share a single angsty braincell, lol It's so much fun!

(Pffffft! The single braincell strikes again! XD )

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beep beep! your portrayal is wonderful! I love Ark a lot and always have a great time RPing with you. 🙂

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/* Oh my goodness, thank you so, so very much! That really means a lot to me! I'm always concerned about what people think about Ark, so I'm so very glad that you like her! Thank you, I really enjoy RPing with you, too! 😄 */

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News Radio Partners Lifestyle Contact Energy Expert Tears Apart Eskom’s Plan To Avoid Load Shedding This Winter [Video] April 4, 2019 by Jasmine Stone You’ll have to excuse me if I’m not overly optimistic, but we’ll hear #Eskom out. Yesterday, #PravinGordhan, along with the new technical review team, Eskom chief executive Phakamani Hadebe, and board chair Jabu Mabuza, announced how Eskom intends to keep the lights on. According to Moneyweb, they took the assembled media through their “frank and factual” two-part plan on how Eskom plans to get better performance from its power plants (maybe start by not buying rocks), and also spoke about accountability for managers and employees who drop the ball. Accountability at Eskom? What a novel concept. Here’s the winter plan: In order to stay within the 9 500 MW window for the winter period (from the beginning of May to the end of August), Eskom will bring back two units that have been out for a long time. Kriel Unit 2, which produces 475 MW of power, is scheduled to return to the grid on April 18, followed by Matla Unit 5, which will bring in a further 575 MW by May 13. The Kusile 2 and Medupi 2 [above] units, which are not yet in commercial operation, are expected to add 1 200 MW. However, #Eskom #systemoperator #BernardMagoro emphasises that they are still being tested and commissioned. They will also try to bring Unit 3 at Kusile into synchronisation before the end of April, and restore the power lines from the Cahora Bassa hydropower plant, which remain damaged in the aftermath of Cyclone Idai. Eskom system operator Bernard Magoro says these measures should do the trick, although he ominously added that “there may be those odd days where things get out of control”. You’ve been warned. Looking past the immediate future, Lethabo Unit 5 will be brought back in December, and the utility is working with mines and other intensive energy users to reduce the demand on the grid. We know that small businesses have taken a pounding (some tips on keeping your business running here), and it remains to be seen what the long-term effects are on some of the bigger players. https://www.instagram.com/p/Bv4za1hhVl7/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=17kp78tbmvaat

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