I almost always quote. Spelling nazis are annoying. Even if reporters are long-winded like in the Post, at least they have spelling editors. But it does bug me when their work is attributed to me with a "mdsolar writes" lead in here. BeauHD got it right.
Spelling nazis: you may target my journal, I may even that you there since I can make corrections.
Here's one. http://www.energy.gov/articles... That project is over budget a late. And, it will be suplanted by Oklahoma wind energy as transmission is built faster than the plant can come on line. Expect loan defaults.
Since the confusion spreading amounts to fraud, these things end up going to court. The trick is to have the liability match the damage. For the tobacco settlement, that probably didn't get there. For the investigation of Exxon and others going on now, it is possible the net worth of the companies involved won't be sufficient to cover the damage.
There is some work on using accelerators but on the basic feasibility, you can use them to reduce everything to protons.... Very frustrated that I can't find SCOTUS opinion. I've linked to it before but now the closest I come is Steven Chu referencing it in congressional testimony.
Typically, half of nuclear builds are scrubbed. Those scrubbed in the middle now get a free taxpayer bailout for investors. You seem not to understand this.
The stillbirth rate is higher in China. http://chartsbin.com/view/1445 Perhaps there is a different way of counting owing to different neonatal procedures.
I've met some Sun Edison folks. They liked to concentrate on larger projects. They were doing the roof of Kohls at the time. There is a lot of demand for what they do so I doubt it is lack of an order book that is putting them at risk.
Red Book estimates account for undiscovered reserves. So, the 80 year estimate is pretty solid. Reprocessing poses a weapons proliferation risk so we don't do it.
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Chinese medicine seems to rely on harvesting organs from political prisoners. Maybe stealing is better? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wik...
TVA incompetence in nuclear safety has led to some lessons learned. http://www.google.com/url?sa=t...
I almost always quote. Spelling nazis are annoying. Even if reporters are long-winded like in the Post, at least they have spelling editors. But it does bug me when their work is attributed to me with a "mdsolar writes" lead in here. BeauHD got it right.
Spelling nazis: you may target my journal, I may even that you there since I can make corrections.
Has a light sword to guard against reentry into paradise. Seems strange to grant a trademark for that.
I remember those days. Used to crash into the suface all the time playing lem.bas on a teletype. Glad she was better than me.
Loan guarantees. They are subsidies. What do you mean by private utilities? Not publicly traded?
Here's one. http://www.energy.gov/articles... That project is over budget a late. And, it will be suplanted by Oklahoma wind energy as transmission is built faster than the plant can come on line. Expect loan defaults.
A controlled study is described here: http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/ne...
The EPA found use on citrus and cotton was harmful.
There have been several studies.
Addiction may play a role in CCD. http://cen.acs.org/articles/93...
Maryland has passed the first restrictions on neonicotinoids to help avert Colony Collapse Disorder. http://mdcoastdispatch.com/201...
Anti-nanny-staters are often stooges of the peddlers of ignorance. Is it fertile ground or just a dung pile left by the BS artists to begin with?
Since the confusion spreading amounts to fraud, these things end up going to court. The trick is to have the liability match the damage. For the tobacco settlement, that probably didn't get there. For the investigation of Exxon and others going on now, it is possible the net worth of the companies involved won't be sufficient to cover the damage.
Wrong to do official work with a private account, but better than getting hacked.
Abuot the New Yorker?
There is some work on using accelerators but on the basic feasibility, you can use them to reduce everything to protons.... Very frustrated that I can't find SCOTUS opinion. I've linked to it before but now the closest I come is Steven Chu referencing it in congressional testimony.
Typically, half of nuclear builds are scrubbed. Those scrubbed in the middle now get a free taxpayer bailout for investors. You seem not to understand this.
I think it is useful as a geological stratum.
Price of coal may be permanently low now.
The stillbirth rate is higher in China. http://chartsbin.com/view/1445 Perhaps there is a different way of counting owing to different neonatal procedures.
I've met some Sun Edison folks. They liked to concentrate on larger projects. They were doing the roof of Kohls at the time. There is a lot of demand for what they do so I doubt it is lack of an order book that is putting them at risk.
Cheaper to go large then.
Red Book estimates account for undiscovered reserves. So, the 80 year estimate is pretty solid. Reprocessing poses a weapons proliferation risk so we don't do it.
Didn't see anything that wasn't shill drool. You did not comment today on Google showing up in China briefly I think.