Pumped storage is expensive and requires flooding areas whose inhabitants/users might object to ie flooding a glen in Scotland to provide power for the English might not go down to well
Compared to the average coal mine accidents not so much Aberfan killed 116 children and 28 adults in 66 and in china hundreds die every year in mining accidents (and thats not counting those miners who will die early from silicosois)
But the inverse square law applies the problem becomes increasing the power output and having good enough fire control to be able to direct the beam onto the target (maneuvering in 3d space) for long enough to be useful as opposed to the trusty Dushka (12.7 mm HMG)
Of course you then just fly the drones with escort drones and when they detect a CREWS attack you whack a hellfire equipped to home on radiation to kill the attacker - you could probably automate this or just have a big red button next to the drone pilots seat that triggers.
They also get a subsidy via in work benefits for their low paid workers who they import from poor country's - its Befords (nearest big town to one of their big distribution centers) claim to fame it used to be the brick works that imported an new ethic group every generation to work in the brick fields.
And a lot of eu states are not happy with the way Ireland behaves over this - I suspect that a quick cut to the CAP (farm) subsidy and removing it from the list of "poor" countrys that get EU infrastructure funds would bring Ireland into line.
not electing judges at all would even be better - to much temptation to turn down that death row appeal for the mentally subnormal black man because it wont play well with the electors
um and defense attorneys dont do this - casting doubt on a woman's sexual history is par for the course for defense lawyers.
But any nominee for your supreme court should have a minimum of 20 years actual judging experience no more paper layers from university law depts even if they are best buds with the president
Depends if they aren't "players" not so much - hint dont hire ones who are paper professionals with a mba from harvard. Its all fun and giggles until you end up in in court and a £1000 an hour barrister from matrix chambers elegantly ripping your guts out onto the floor and you can see your career and your mangers on the witness stand dispersing down the plug hole.
Relatively speaking yes all power generation has a cost even the allegely "green" ones
Ah the little mishap where no one died caused by a tsunami that killed >15k People
They where taken out by shogotths whats that knocking at the door oh apparently its a nice nice man from the laundry says i have to come with them :-)
You'd be doing what we do now except maybe some types of networks that use leaf and spine rather than a tree design.
Pumped storage is expensive and requires flooding areas whose inhabitants/users might object to ie flooding a glen in Scotland to provide power for the English might not go down to well
Compared to the average coal mine accidents not so much Aberfan killed 116 children and 28 adults in 66 and in china hundreds die every year in mining accidents (and thats not counting those miners who will die early from silicosois)
But the inverse square law applies the problem becomes increasing the power output and having good enough fire control to be able to direct the beam onto the target (maneuvering in 3d space) for long enough to be useful as opposed to the trusty Dushka (12.7 mm HMG)
Of course you then just fly the drones with escort drones and when they detect a CREWS attack you whack a hellfire equipped to home on radiation to kill the attacker - you could probably automate this or just have a big red button next to the drone pilots seat that triggers.
3) Three letter agency that put up the site knocks on your door. - with a breaching charge
Type M for the win
testify Bother testify
Not if they are using a decent mic - you wont hear something happening 2 foot away from your mouth.
what is this doing hear
I wasn't suggesting removing judges at all - just not have the public elect them
They also get a subsidy via in work benefits for their low paid workers who they import from poor country's - its Befords (nearest big town to one of their big distribution centers) claim to fame it used to be the brick works that imported an new ethic group every generation to work in the brick fields.
And a lot of eu states are not happy with the way Ireland behaves over this - I suspect that a quick cut to the CAP (farm) subsidy and removing it from the list of "poor" countrys that get EU infrastructure funds would bring Ireland into line.
not electing judges at all would even be better - to much temptation to turn down that death row appeal for the mentally subnormal black man because it wont play well with the electors
um and defense attorneys dont do this - casting doubt on a woman's sexual history is par for the course for defense lawyers.
But any nominee for your supreme court should have a minimum of 20 years actual judging experience no more paper layers from university law depts even if they are best buds with the president
But how is the EC2 network set up how do make sure you have the right balance between N/S and E/W traffic
to do with the data?
Depends if they aren't "players" not so much - hint dont hire ones who are paper professionals with a mba from harvard. Its all fun and giggles until you end up in in court and a £1000 an hour barrister from matrix chambers elegantly ripping your guts out onto the floor and you can see your career and your mangers on the witness stand dispersing down the plug hole.
as Kara is not an experienced HR?IR professional - she is qualified to comment on this matter how exactly.
tech crunch is mostly abotu finding the next way to use peoples personal information to sell adds - with out that pesky FISA court getting in the way
Which is why Mulaly should be the one to get the job not a failure from Nokia
Double points for a blind person remember "drive offensively"
yeah i woudl have been in our security officers office raising 7 kinds of hell.