Very incorrect the UH class runs about 3000hp, it's a turbine based on what's used in the chinook. Even the next class down is running over 3,000hp(from TF hydro drag boats)
Very incorrect mostly made up gobbledygook.
Similar but nearly opposite phenomena in Idaho/Washington along the Snake River and into Hells Canyon. That area experiences, on average, 15-20 days in the summer of temperatures over 110F. In the evening, after the sun goes down, it will get cool enough that you will be wanting a long sleeved shirt or jacket and long pants. Very low humidity and no clouds to hold in the heat.The California current comes down from Alaska. The ocean off of the coast of Cali is cold (ever Notice all the surfers there are in wet suits and nobody is in the water at the beaches?)
the result is a fog layer just offshore over the water called the Marine Layer. When the inland valley heats up it causes the air to rise, this has the effect of pulling air in toward the coast from the ocean the result is that you get areas completely socked in during the summer. (I worked at Diablo Canyon Nuclear Station for 18 months).
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Moro Bay can look like a set from a vampire movie for days on end. Fog swirling around looks like something from a stage performance
The stories about the Ronettes and Ronnie's life with Spector were one thing. the GI episode was iconic.
hillary clinton at seventeen years of age ?
It would read like that for someone who doesn't know anything, looking at you.
The thread title specifically states "Motivational".
