[goldbux]

Bringing this over from Festival.

The moving timer stamps, and having stamped, stamps on . . .
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At this posting, eight days left.

A significant time stamp will arrive five hours from now.

At 5:00 AM PDT on October 28, 4 [years] * 47 = 188 hours will remain on the countdown clock –– including one fake extra hour of "Falling back" at 2:00 AM on November 3 when Daylight Savings time gets canceled for winter –– until 12:00 AM PDT on November 5, the [west coast] start of U.S. Liberation Day!

Also, the element with atomic number 47 is silver [Ag].

Great inspiring MAGA rally at MSG on Sunday!

ThankQ to Jane Long, Miss Didi, Sam Adams76, silent_jonny, navymom1, stars & stripes forever, Lakeside Granny, NFHale, djstex, and all FReepers who attended in person, & reported back to the live thread.

[navymom1]

You were very kind to mention me in your post. I’m honored and humbled to be an integral part of this community.

[navymom1]

You were very kind to mention me in your post. I’m honored and humbled to be an integral part of this community.

[Melian]

ThankQ for the update. Amazing how it is all coming together, with CA finally voting. My polling place opens November 2nd and we will vote then.

Excelsior!

[Jane Long]

Thank you for the kind words ... I was reporting FOR the folks who were in attendance ... posting their pics, comments of what they were seeing, at MSG .... such a glorious day and night!

Happy 7th Q Anni, all!

[Lakeside Granny]

You're welcome, goldbux.

May I present our next President and First Lady!

[goldbux]

Time is slip-slidin' away . . .
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One hour from now, at 12:00 AM PDT on October 29, seven days will be left.

Two hours from now, at 1:00 AM PDT on October 29, 168 hours will remain on the countdown clock – including one fake extra hour of "Falling back" at 2:00 AM on November 3 when Daylight Savings time gets canceled for winter – until 12:00 AM PDT on November 5, the [west coast] start of U.S. Liberation Day!

168 has three prime factors (2, 3, 7), and 11 composite factors (4, 6, 8, 12, 14, 21, 24, 28, 42, 56, 84).

Note: 2 is the oddest prime number [since it's even].

Finding a sequence of factors – expressed in our [elemental] arithmetic format – that form a relevant word or phrase, is an exercise in combinatorial permutations.

Here's the best our Lab techs can offer right now:

[Li] * ( [Be] / [Be] ) * ( ( [Ra] - [Te]) + ([Si] + [C]) ) = 168.

Note: ([Si] + [C]) –> (sic), meaning thus.