If (and its a big if) this becomes feasible then application to the cooling coils on refrigeration, freezer, air conditioning and dehumidification units will reduce the need for heating those coils to melt the ice that is formed.
Look at the heating elements power consumption in your typical refrigerator to see how much energy is used to remove ice build up.
Even being able to cut the units power usage by half would be a game changer in the HVAC and refrigeration industries.
My old MMD / QMED card has Junior Engineer as one of my endorsements.
I worked with and for Licensed Engineers.
Most PE's could not even qualify to take the exams needed to become Licensed Engineers.
I have eaten lots of "nitrate free" meat, it was and is venison from deer that we have taken.
Some of the venison sausage from those same deer, curing salt (sodium nitrate) is added.
It all depends on the recipe.
If someone objects to the nitrates, just tell then that pink salt is added. They probably are thinking Himalayan salt when it is Pink curing salt #1 or #2.
If a company and the workers are able to do a four day work week this is about the ideal schedule.
It goes like this, you work Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday with Saturday and Sunday off.
Then the next week you work Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, with Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday off.
Every weekend is off and every other weekend is a 4 day weekend.
Holidays, vacations and unscheduled (health and personal) time off is where both the company and workers need to figure out how to do this.
24/7, part time and other non-standard working hour jobs do not fit this.
When I was a millwright in a factory I was a member of the International Machinists and Aerospace Workers Union and not a member of the Millwrights and Machine Erector's unions or another union that has millwrights, the United Brotherhood of Carpenters.
It all depends on which union does or did the organizing.
Right now it is 3 miles the grocery store where I do most of my food shopping, another 2 to Wal-Mart and 1 more mile to Home Depot.
Most other stores / shopping are within 8 miles.
Double those distances for the return trip.
Right now it is 25 degrees, snowing, most of the roads are covered with a light layer of snow or ice.
If they don't have that, the salt applied is making the roads wet.
And this type of weather is available from October until May.
I know that this "camera in a street light" has been is use by law enforcement at least since the early to middle 90's.
One of the main uses was to have a camera situated so that it was focused on a phone booth.
This was to watch for a specific user of the phone and in higher crime areas to observe drug dealers and other miscreants phone usage.
When / if those users were using the phone, then a court order for a phone tap could be asked for.
That's how long ago these cameras were being used, pay phones and court orders.
What is the mean cost per rider mile across all the systems?
What is the mean price paid by the rider per rider mile across all the systems?
And, of all the mass transit systems in the U.S., how many would break even without subsidies?
Many of the sinking were ships carrying nickel ore and here is a pretty good article about this.https://safety4sea.com/carrying-nickel-ore-worlds-dangerous-cargo/
Then when questioned on the application twitter spokespersons seem to offer this as a explanation, "its the algorithm that decides".
If this banning / not banning continues then sooner or later, twitter (and others) may soon learn the hard way what "Common Carrier" means.
Would rather deal with Amazon than GSA.
A few years ago, I ordered a bale of rags from GSA, got a bale of rags.
Made out of cut up cloth rain coats.
Ordered a set of snap-ring pliers with a NSN from a very good set. (NSN=national stock number)
Got a chinese copy.
Wanted a Estwing hammer.
Another copy.
Try sending something back to the GSA.
You can, maybe, sometimes.
There are very few children that use a phone to talk, with the possible exception of with their parents or grandparents.
Now, if there was a connection that showed how the phone's radiation reached from the lap area to the head area, then maybe.
So many comments that have nothing to do with the case.
This was mainly a 1st. amendment decision and only a little of a 2nd. amendment case, even though it the plans were for a firearm.
This will decision will have a affect on much more than just firearms.
Forgot to add something about the 2.7 millions being evaporated, it takes lots of energy to evaporate that much water.
Will the cloud from that mass (22+ million pounds) of evaporated water increase the rain / snow in the area where the plant is located?
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Doesn't matter for me, the address that FB has for me is my give away address. it is a real address and I do check it every month or so.
It was Atlas Air Flight 3591 a contract flight for Amazon.
If (and its a big if) this becomes feasible then application to the cooling coils on refrigeration, freezer, air conditioning and dehumidification units will reduce the need for heating those coils to melt the ice that is formed. Look at the heating elements power consumption in your typical refrigerator to see how much energy is used to remove ice build up. Even being able to cut the units power usage by half would be a game changer in the HVAC and refrigeration industries.
Did the boom that failed meet OPA-90 requirements for all open water applications?
My old MMD / QMED card has Junior Engineer as one of my endorsements. I worked with and for Licensed Engineers. Most PE's could not even qualify to take the exams needed to become Licensed Engineers.
I have eaten lots of "nitrate free" meat, it was and is venison from deer that we have taken. Some of the venison sausage from those same deer, curing salt (sodium nitrate) is added. It all depends on the recipe. If someone objects to the nitrates, just tell then that pink salt is added. They probably are thinking Himalayan salt when it is Pink curing salt #1 or #2.
If a company and the workers are able to do a four day work week this is about the ideal schedule. It goes like this, you work Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday with Saturday and Sunday off. Then the next week you work Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, with Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday off. Every weekend is off and every other weekend is a 4 day weekend. Holidays, vacations and unscheduled (health and personal) time off is where both the company and workers need to figure out how to do this. 24 /7, part time and other non-standard working hour jobs do not fit this.
When I was a millwright in a factory I was a member of the International Machinists and Aerospace Workers Union and not a member of the Millwrights and Machine Erector's unions or another union that has millwrights, the United Brotherhood of Carpenters. It all depends on which union does or did the organizing.
Did Gorbel ever think of picking up a phone, calling a known person at the other company asking if and where should the money be sent?
Read this about computer chess a few years ago, "If you beat the machine, it let you"
The state of Michigan says that their cameras are for monitoring traffic and road conditions and that the cameras "do not record data". Yeah, sure.
Right now it is 3 miles the grocery store where I do most of my food shopping, another 2 to Wal-Mart and 1 more mile to Home Depot. Most other stores / shopping are within 8 miles. Double those distances for the return trip. Right now it is 25 degrees, snowing, most of the roads are covered with a light layer of snow or ice. If they don't have that, the salt applied is making the roads wet. And this type of weather is available from October until May.
I know that this "camera in a street light" has been is use by law enforcement at least since the early to middle 90's. One of the main uses was to have a camera situated so that it was focused on a phone booth. This was to watch for a specific user of the phone and in higher crime areas to observe drug dealers and other miscreants phone usage. When / if those users were using the phone, then a court order for a phone tap could be asked for. That's how long ago these cameras were being used, pay phones and court orders.
What is the mean cost per rider mile across all the systems? What is the mean price paid by the rider per rider mile across all the systems? And, of all the mass transit systems in the U.S., how many would break even without subsidies?
Many of the sinking were ships carrying nickel ore and here is a pretty good article about this.https://safety4sea.com/carrying-nickel-ore-worlds-dangerous-cargo/
Then when questioned on the application twitter spokespersons seem to offer this as a explanation, "its the algorithm that decides". If this banning / not banning continues then sooner or later, twitter (and others) may soon learn the hard way what "Common Carrier" means.
I'm doing a little trolling here, I like reminding solar advocates that the electricity that the panels make is from nuclear fusion.
This is Ok with me as I use a Yahoo address for my "you want my email?", here it is response.
Would rather deal with Amazon than GSA. A few years ago, I ordered a bale of rags from GSA, got a bale of rags. Made out of cut up cloth rain coats. Ordered a set of snap-ring pliers with a NSN from a very good set. (NSN=national stock number) Got a chinese copy. Wanted a Estwing hammer. Another copy. Try sending something back to the GSA. You can, maybe, sometimes.
Most false positives can be rectified with proper identification a minimal amount of time. It is the false negatives that cause the real problems.
Retired from last job. Quit the penultimate job to go to last job.
There are very few children that use a phone to talk, with the possible exception of with their parents or grandparents. Now, if there was a connection that showed how the phone's radiation reached from the lap area to the head area, then maybe.
So many comments that have nothing to do with the case. This was mainly a 1st. amendment decision and only a little of a 2nd. amendment case, even though it the plans were for a firearm. This will decision will have a affect on much more than just firearms.
One of the Apple cars doing the mapping was seen north of Houghton in the U.P. of Michigan yesterday.
Forgot to add something about the 2.7 millions being evaporated, it takes lots of energy to evaporate that much water. Will the cloud from that mass (22+ million pounds) of evaporated water increase the rain / snow in the area where the plant is located?