Today was not a happy day.
I was not happy about the health care bill passing.
I was not happy to see that I must have spilled bleach on my favorite pair of jeans.
I was not happy to see that I must have spilled it on one of my favorite sweat jackets, too.
I was not happy about the weather.
I am not happy about the fact that my antivirus software seems to think that my blog is some kind of threat to the world… I can’t find anything about what ‘type 760’ means. After I got my page opened, I check all my links for all the postings that come up on the main page and they are all fine. The only ones that give me a problem are the ones that link back to older entries. Feh. I’ll try and figure it out tomorrow.
I’m going to talk about something that is not not happy.
Did you know that there is a world-wide seed repository?
There is and it’s located in Norway, 810 miles from the North Pole – it’s called the Svalbard Global Seed Vault. It’s supposed to provide insurance against the loss of plant genetics in the case of any kind of catastrophe.
I guess there is some controversy behind the facility and it’s real purpose, but I think it’s a great idea – but I was very surprised to learn that it existed. It’s really interesting to read about the construction of the facility and the precautions taken to protect the valuable contents.
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