Our French haven't surrendered since 1762 and started their winning streak by beating George Washington.

Quebec, Alberta, not much difference with both being easterners.

So you are saying that voters voted for corrupt elite billionaire to protest corrupt elite billionaires running things. Seems a weird way to protest corruption.

That amendment that say's Congress can only limit speech if it is commercial, bad for the kids, a national security issue and whatever other speech the Supreme Court is happy to limit?

My understanding is that it was a flat sea, no waves, and the description of the Californian was stopped. From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...,

Californian encountered a large ice field at 22:20 ship's time,[4] and Captain Lord decided to stop the ship and wait until morning before proceeding further.[25

Recently also watched a YouTube documentary on the Carpathia where various wireless operators were reporting the ice field along with ships being stopped while waiting for daytime.
I'd assume the boilers were full of steam and if needed the ships could easily be turned into the wind/waves if needed.
I guess it is hard to believe in a flat sea in that part of the Atlantic, last time I crossed it in an ocean liner somewhat smaller then the Titanic, the waves were 40 ft tall, never puked so much since and it was hard crossing the cabin to puke with how it was rocking.

Scientists also recorded record human growth due to all the sugar in foods, doesn't mean that it is healthy to have that growth. CO2 to plants is much like sugar to humans, by itself not exactly healthy even if it does cause more growth.

Only due to it being hard to catch whoever stole the $1000 you dropped on the ground, with part of the hard being proofing it was your $1000 and it was dropped accidentally.
Find a thousand bucks and turn it into the police, if someone can claim it, it's theirs, if no one claims it, you get it. For loose bills, it is hard to proof it was yours, if it was in your wallet, an envelope or such, easier to proof.

Generally, all the ships simply stopped and waited for morning, with the exception of the Carpathia which was on a rescue mission, and lucked out.

There's still questions about the native bees and how well they're doing. They're also important for native plants, eg here, it is still cold and the bumble bees are busy pollinating the huckle berries and now the salmon berries. Honey bees like it warmer.
I am seeing more bumble bees here then during the last few years. I remember as a kid in the big city, lawns would have a lot of bumble bees visiting the clover, don't see that in town anymore.

Honey Bee usually refers to one species of bee that has been domesticated, or perhaps a genera (Apis) of bee, all native to Afro-EuroAsia. There's lots of other species/genera of bees that are native to N. America, bumble bees, mason bees etc. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

It take time to grow a colony from a single queen, which was part of the reason there has been a shortage of hives for rent around here.
Then there the problems with the native bees, which are also very important, both for crops and native plants.

Reread the summary, they're only talking about domestic honey bees and they're basically breeding them quicker then they die.
More important are the native bees. They work when it is colder and have other advantages and are very important for pollination.

That's kind of surprising. I'd have thought Franklin would have done what the Lazer did, license Applesoft from Microsoft. I could see slight variations in the monitor and IO space and perhaps timing.
I had a II+ clone, a Cherry or something. It was very compatible except for some Apple programs that looked in the ROM for the APPLE II+ that was displayed on boot, easy to fix by changing a branch instruction.

That was a lot of the learning, getting various dialects of programs to run and often just getting the program in the magazine to run as the program listings always seemed to have typos and worse.

I had a TransWarp card (3.3Mhz 65C02 + 256 KB of fast ram) in my II+ clone, with some simple hex patching, UCSD Pascal thought it was a //E and used 128KB of the ram and some more hacking gave me a ram disk on the rest of the 256k that the TransWarp card had.
Also had a MS Z80 card and eventually moved to Turbo Pascal, and yes, it was fast, both compiling, and running as it compiled into Z80 object code instead of P-Code. Wasn't hard to call 6502 code from the Z80 as well.