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Thanks to Chuck Reilly who beloved me When things got tough you would say “piece of cake “ Rest in Paradise Chuck my TV brother from another mother lmao I’ve been everywhere Just sitting in my chair. There’s no place I haven’t been just sitting in my chair. Since the ’70s, in this house maybe before. I’ve traveled with you Chuck with cameras and crews with stories to tell with people I loved, and people I never expected to meet. Thanks Chuck I’ve been on many

Hobo-style facts: Water: Some data centers use reclaimed/gray water—treated wastewater that isn’t drinking water—to cool the computers. EPA specifically lists treated municipal wastewater as a source for data-center cooling. * Electricity: Because new AI data centers need enormous amounts of power and the public grid can take years to connect, some are building their own power plants right next door—often using natural-gas generators, fuel cells, solar, or other systems. lo

on the technical side. Running a mini-split on 110V in a desert climate like Palmdale is basically asking the unit to work overtime while fighting its own electrical resistance. At 110 volts, the compressor has to pull twice the amperage compared to a 220V setup to push the same work, which means higher heat, wasted energy, and a meter spinning much faster—especially when those mini-splits are trying to beat the afternoon heat. A 220V (dual-leg) setup shares the load cleanly,

2026 Rams 49ers Netflix, NFL Australia, the rest of the story 

Hobo nation, pledge, and commitment to helping others 

Rams 49ers Australia behind the scenes TV crew, travel equipment, and logistics come back for the rest of the story hobo style 

John Waynes son Ethan Wayne and mtprodstv mark behind the scenes story

Just to clear the air: I’m a Make America Great Again conservative, but that doesn’t mean what a lot of you apparently think it does.

The Tarp at Dodger Stadium

Frank Cavastani was part of LA history he was one of the founders of the LA weekly

Stay dry have fun hobo style For people sleeping outdoors, comfort is usually less urgent than dryness. Wet bedding can ruin sleep for days. It can also lead to cold stress, skin problems, and a constant need to move. Good shelter hacks focus on drainage, ventilation, and layers. A basic tarp shelter may look simple, but an experienced builder thinks through details: Water should run away from the sleeping area The tarp should not lie directly on the body or bedding Ground in

Battery back up power hobo style A charged phone is one of the most important survival tools a person can have. It can hold medical records, job leads, maps, shelter information, family contacts, benefit portals, and emergency numbers. Losing power can mean losing a shift, a ride, or a place in line for services. Because of that, portable power has become a major part of hobo tech. Common setups include: Small power banks charged at libraries, laundromats, shelters, or transi

hobo tech style low-cost tools and improvised systems used by people with real life experiences.