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Living and experiencing the #floods in #Mullumbimby was/is the most insane experience of my life.
Still so raw. I lost my home. When it first happened I was trapped in my house and had to break off the door...
Then escaped in my wetsuit w surfboard
This is my experience:
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Still so raw. I lost my home. When it first happened I was trapped in my house and had to break off the door...
Then escaped in my wetsuit w surfboard
This is my experience:
🧵
2/ I live 2 streets from Mullumbimby town centre.
The biggest issue for all of us was no warning.
The only reason I knew this might happen was because I was following Higgins Storm Chasers on Facebook.
Our weather apps and BOM said 40mm and maybe mild to moderate flooding.
The biggest issue for all of us was no warning.
The only reason I knew this might happen was because I was following Higgins Storm Chasers on Facebook.
Our weather apps and BOM said 40mm and maybe mild to moderate flooding.
3/ I picked up sandbags on the Sunday afternoon but the SES had hardly any sand, we were the only people there and, when I asked what they thought, they just said maybe we might but they always say it and just shrugged their shoulders. 
If you'd like to hear the whole story as to how we got from the movie on the left to the movie on the right, come join me for a "tweetorial" starting now!
First - the problem: We love our point scanning imaging systems. They are versatile and can get amazing resolution. But if you want to max out your resolution, you better have a boatload of patience, and nearly invincible samples. Unfortunately, I rarely have either.
On the left is an 8nm low resolution acquisition and on the right is a 2nm high resolution acquisition with the same pixel dwell time. While the image on the right is much nicer, it also takes 16x longer to acquire. Imaging an entire brain like that would take >100 years.
