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 how to beat the challenge - 300 kilometers of jogging in a month Endurance - Luka Jagor - Digital Art https://www.luka.jagor.info/Endurance.html I'm broken how it hurts me - I failed the Strava March Endurance Challenge 2023. I got a physical injury twenty days ago, I still don't know how severe it is. The recreational activity I'm interested in shouldn't be so hard to get myself injured. But I won't quit - here is my entire Strava activity log for difficult March 2023: Noontime 🌤 Walk  March 28, 2023 Morning Walk  March 26, 2023 Afternoon Walk  March 25, 2023 · this activity completed the March Walking Distance Challenge! 50 km Morning Walk  March 22, 2023 Morning Walk  March 21, 2023 Evening Walk  March 18, 2023 Morning 🌞 Walk  March 14, 2023 Afternoon Walk  March 13, 2023 Morning Walk  March 10, 2023 Evening Walk  March 8, 2023 Evening 🌝 Run 🏃  March 6, 2023 Afternoon Run 🏃  March 5, 2023 Evening Run 🏃 ...

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Hello, nice to be part of this lovely, prime initiative. Today the weather was warm enough, I didn't turn on the heating. I made tasteful lacto-ovo vegetarian lunch, and made minimal public transportation moves (15 minutes bus drive), dreaming about solar-powered engines. Then I went on my usual walking adventure, check out my activity on Strava: https://strava.app.link/9DtAfG2Ksyb  I completed 50 kilometers of walking distance challenge in March. I want to be a winner, to tear down fossil fuels schematics.

Water consumption when washing carpets is essential, they say 100 gallons of water (379 liters) are used in cleaning an average-sized home of 2,480 square feet (230 square meters). It appears 80 percent is covered with rugs - 1,984 sqft (184 m 2 ). Save water using a watering can (3 gallons). You can take 10 cans to get carpets wet, spread the detergent, and finally wash it off with 10 cans. Disclaimer What it has to do with a self-sustaining house remains to be seen.

How nice it would be "Quantum physics" outgrows "Chemistry" (Field of study), but "Chemistry" is ten times better documented. Also for me is a bit silly to use taxpayers' money to play with astrology, whereas astronomy is serious and analytic. We need the final exit strategy from the industrial revolution(s), to sum up, and set up the end goal.

I got vaccinated four times, and every time I got progressively embarrassed by personnel. The thing that hurt me most is I never got an open email to vaccinate, although I've successfully registered through the 'get your shot' official government medical website. Healthcare workers here are underpaid, and they have too many working hours. I see solutions in advanced computer help.  The empty place where there was an advertisement to get vaccinated

At this stage, it's groundbreaking what's going on with artificial black holes. As it's been said, it's good to confront the universe itself - we could start with a white hole lab simulation. Remembering how neutron star creates gravitational waves entering black hole we should look for something bigger to smash black hole, some stuff accessible in the laboratory. Afterward, to accumulate that burst of energy proper setup should be designed. It's vital to know the universe whether black-to-white hole conversion is an energy gainer or drag, or even doable beside 'strained', 'overflown', and 'stretched' formulas on some piece of paper. White holes are yet to be discovered in the observable universe. If you want reality, confront the Universe itself. Ethan Siegel https://bigthink.com/starts-with-a-bang/universe-made-pure-mathematics/