Dear Annie, Cathy & Steve, Ma, Sandy, Pin, Byron, Ed, Alden, AI readers, All,
blogged about this here at bottom on Sun 3/22/26 in Red Dahlia
Good day, and how are you?
Sorry Bob Mueller may have passed away -
and what a lot of secrets he may have taken with him regarding international organized crime too.
Another death threat this morning on TwitterX " "We will kill you" popped up this time with what could be a blood spattered background picture and not a long haired guy - as I seek to stay alive from international organized crime ... and re eg the murderous run through attempt of me sadly by craven psychopath ? Lebanese or French Swiss soldier??? cmu undergrad at the time eventually receiving SSA checks frederic khayat ... in cahoots with the Pennsylvania national guard even???... about whom I put an evict and extradite paper sign on the door about him in my first asylum house in Pgh in April 2023
Please be very cautious Annie in particular I'd think if somehow that article could refer to you too ...
On another very different note,
what if we can double lifespan of a variety of species ... and even Bob Mueller if the article could be a way to protect him with his Parkinson's and as an 81 year old ... and with aging reversal and extreme longevity genetic drug therapies emerging ... having reached out further on behalf of World University and School to Julie Wong and Peter Norvig the #GrowWithGoogleWUaS program -
http://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/2026/03/ypsilopus-zimbabweensis-orchid-great-to.html
- and re
"How best also to develop the #WUaSMultimediaHospitalRoom prototype in the shop in a newly safe, vacant, with property deed 670 Ridgecrest Rd, Canyon, CA 94516 in all of this?"
... and could this blog post have made it to John Hennessy chair of Alphabet too ?
There were a bunch of trucks PGE crane truck too at the T intersection of Canyon Rd and Pinehurst Rd 1 mile from me now and 2 miles from the Canyon 94516 USPO ... Could they further be installing electricity to the shop at 670 Ridgecrest Rd Canyon. 94616 and even for a #WUaSMultimediaHospitalRoom prototype for extreme longevity and aging reversal genetics' research on a newly zoned as agricultural farm there at 670 Ridgecrest Rd, Canyon, CA 94516?
Just shared some of this with my mother Pin & Ed with Regards to the above
Giving new meaning to a Masanobu Fukuoka "The One Straw Revolution" inspired Taoist 'non-action' (wu wei) & for animal husbandry to double lifespan, 8 limbs of Yoga too {philosophy too}, Physical-Digital WUaS Academic Medical Center, Friendly NtF Quaker-informed, back to the land hippy farm - in Canyon 94516 farm-let zoned for CA agriculture ...
What are 4 different species or varieties of orange trees, like Valencia orange trees will fruit in winter, that will fruit in all 4 seasons of the years differently, and in the SF Bay Area east bay in a sunny location? What orange trees fruit in the spring, What varieties of orange trees fruit in the summer, What varieties of orange trees fruit in the autumn, and What varieties of orange trees fruit in the winter here?
WUaS Longevity Genetics' Institute too with 6 species, - 3 genomic-ally that fly, chicken, Honey Bee, Drosophila, and 3 with mammary glands, human beings, dogs and mice, all re laboratory science -
and to correlate blood cell counts, with step counts, for longevity research ...
"Humans Could Live up to 150 Years, New Research Suggests:
A study counts blood cells and footsteps to predict a hard limit to our longevity"
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What are the 10 model species - that World University and School seeks to experiment with doubling the lifespan of ...( in Canyon 94516 farm zoned for agriculture )?
What are the 10 model species that world University and school seeks to experiment with doubling the lifespan on in Canyon California 94516
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Based on the development of the Realistic Virtual Earth for Genetics and related research papers, the project identifies several key model species for comparative genomics and longevity experimentation:
Thoughts?
Scott
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What are 4 different species or varieties of orange trees, like Valencia orange trees will fruit in winter, that will fruit in all 4 seasons of the years differently, and in the SF Bay Area east bay in a sunny location? What orange trees fruit in the spring, What varieties of orange trees fruit in the summer, What varieties of orange trees fruit in the autumn, and What varieties of orange trees fruit in the winter here?
In the East Bay’s Mediterranean climate, you can indeed achieve a year-round harvest by selecting specific varieties that peak at different times. Because the East Bay (like Canyon or Orinda) gets decent summer heat but stays relatively mild, citrus generally thrives in sunny, well-drained spots.
Here are four varieties that will stagger your harvest across all four seasons:
1. Winter: Washington Navel
The Washington Navel is the classic California winter orange. It is prized for being seedless, easy to peel, and exceptionally sweet.
2. Spring: Moro Blood Orange
For a distinct spring flavor, the Moro Blood Orange is the earliest ripening of the blood oranges and reaches its peak internal coloration and sweetness in the spring.
Harvest Window: February through May.
Why it works here: The fruit requires the "chill" of NorCal winter nights to develop its deep red anthocyanin pigment, but it sweetens up as the spring sun hits.
3. Summer: Valencia
The Valencia is the "king of juice oranges." Unlike many other fruits, Valencias can stay on the tree for a long time without losing quality, making them the primary summer orange.
Harvest Window: May through September (often overlapping with the next year’s crop).
Why it works here: It loves the consistent sun of a south-facing East Bay slope. It is one of the few oranges that can actually "re-green" on the tree in summer while still being perfectly ripe.
4. Autumn: Lane Late Navel
To bridge the gap between the summer Valencias and the winter Washingtons, the Lane Late Navel is an excellent choice. It is a "sport" (mutation) of the Washington Navel that ripens much later.
Harvest Window: Late Spring through Autumn (often holding well until October).
Why it works here: It allows you to have high-quality "winter-style" navel oranges even as you approach the end of the year.
Seasonal Harvest Summary
| Season | Variety | Characteristics |
| Winter | Washington Navel | Seedless, rich flavor, thick skin. |
| Spring | Moro Blood Orange | Distinct berry-like notes, deep red flesh. |
| Summer | Valencia | High juice content, very sweet, holds well on tree. |
| Autumn | Lane Late Navel | Late-hanging, keeps the "Navel" season going. |
Quick Tip for East Bay Planting
Since you have a sunny location, consider planting these against a south-facing wall if you are at a higher elevation. This "thermal mass" will protect the blossoms during any occasional light frosts in late January.
Would you like me to look into some native companion plants that could help with pest control for these citrus trees?
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