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Today marks the launch of the Facebook "Hydro Powered" page. I came up with the name last year and purchased the HydroPowered.org domain sometime in April or May 2013. The HydroPowered concept came to me while at the year 2000 Hydrocephalus Association Conference in Scottsdale, AZ, as I saw piles of HA shirts & hats that had not been purchased by members and others affected by hydrocephalus. It se
09/11/2022
I haven't posted here in a while, and want to share an unusual graph from my eWeather HD app depicting rapidly "rising" weather pressure, which can pose challenges for persons with , hypertension, brain tumors, and even .
I more often post of "falling" barometric pressure
04/20/2022
I put on another "drum circle" yesterday for a client, the 2nd client drum circle in the last few weeks. So it would appear life is starting to "return to normal" after more than two years of lockdowns & restrictions. Yesterday's drum circle was a "surprise event" for staff at a recruiting company - and they LOVED IT!. They were ecstatic and played out of their minds. I help it outside at an area park in a very cool setting. Some area children also walked up and participated a bit. Spread the love!
Here's my web site information:
Drum Circle Instruction in Orange County CA for Workplace Teambuilding and Special Events Drum Circles Instruction in Orange County CA for Workplace Teambuilding and Special Events
Test test - I regret to announce that I unable to write posts on this page. Censorship? Sign of the times? Anyone's guess!
03/21/2021
This (BP) graph is from from Wed-Sat March 17th-20th. The BP data is from my built in BP . I've got it set to take a reading each 15 minutes. The MuBarometer Pro app then displays the data.
I used a 4-day display for this illustration, as it shows today's BP drop as the biggest over the last 4 days. Unfortunately, I've not yet found a to predict & warn of these cyclical swings in BP. I can display the data over 6, 12, 24, 48 hours, 4 days, 7 days, 1 month, or 2 months. I selected the 4-day display here to indicate the significance of today's mid-day drop in comparison to previous days.
Barometric is typically done for and . But more recently it's being used for and . And in these broader applications, you're not just tracking falling BP, but rising BP, and inter-day swings, plus , lighting, and .
Today, Southern California had 2 of the 4 above. I saw the GS storm alert, but the eWeather HD app doesn't pick up rapid swings in pressure. And I'm yet to find a that can accurately forecast these.
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