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Perhaps it will not. But will it make apple the first trillion dollar business? I will probably not wait in line to get one. I do not like to wait in lines and will wait to see how it works. As I was walking this morning pondering the meaning of life and remembering that it is not good to fall when you are old. actually it’s not good to fall even when you are young. Good news on the water front. Not in drought ridden California but on Mercury. There seems to be frozen water in craters that are hidden from the sun. Really strong solar pannels on Mercury might produce a lot of electricty but it would be hard to transport it to our grid. Every day seems to bring new information about our distant past. One article had pictures of jewelry that may have been worn by neanderthals as long as 150,000 years ago. It was made of talons of an eagle. No Apple Watches back then or atleast none found yet.

It should not be this hot in Southern California in mid March.  And we need much more rain. Was happy to learn that there is a lot of water in our Solar System. On Saturn’s moon, Enceladus there are hypothermal vents with water temperature around 190 F or 90C. This might result in life. I don’t think there will be a rush to move there. Just read that many of the people who live in the Altacama desert have evolved to process more arsenic than others. It seems there is naturally a higher rate of arsenic in the desert. I doubt this would be a tourist draw for the region. Good news for cat lovers, the rarest cat in the world, the Iberian Lynx is doing  a bit better.  Seeming to effortlessly float in the sky above my back yard were three Red Tailed Hawks. Their tranquil gliding was broken up when they were discoverd by the neighborhood watch Crows. Soon it looked like WWl fighters wheeling through the sky. Finally the hawks left and the crows returned to their trees. Without a thought about arsenic levels or water in our solar system these birds just went on with their lives.