Subject: Re: methinks
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>This is conclusive proof to me that solar radiation storms
>bombarding Earth have a profound Magnetobiological effect
>on the crystaline structures within microtubules of the human
>brain.   I wonder if it has any effects on the function of Apple II
>computers - as well?
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>And, to think -- these solar radiation storms will continue thru next
month.
>Imagine the content of threads like this by then!
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>Cheers,
>Tom

I don't know about other parts of the country but these solar storms are
causing some very nice northern lights up here in the Northwest. I would
recommend any of you Seattlites to get your butts out of the city and take a
look at the sky. Drive north towards Canada on I-5, after dark, and I think
that you'll be pleasantly surprised at what you see. Last night was
spectacular, and it's supposed to get better over the next week.

Ernest
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