Actually, my Sequoiadendron gigantea appears to line up with the apparent target of the 3-dish ridgeline array, but I doubt he'll still be depending on those in the 15 or so years it'll take for us to blot out that bit of sky.
We bought a house with an HOA. I was annoyed as all fuck by the {all the neighbors, every fucking one} who mounted their satellite tracking arrays as close to the street as possible. {Actually, one guy, the developer who built the neighborhood, went with the ridge-line of his two-story.} I haven't come up with suitable retribution yet, but I didn't let out a peep of my concern at the meeting. Life is too short, gotta choose your battlefields carefully.
Our society agreed to be bound by the restrictions of The Constitution, but figures that since the dudes that signed it are dead now, we can slide. Society makes pretty free.
That appears to be addressed in the text. Even places that are "ELIGIBLE to be registered" as historic are exempted. Personally I'd rather be tasteful on an installation. As much as I hate my neighbors, I'd rather be known for using other methods to assault their sensibilities. I've got SOME scruples.
Mishap rates are being attributed to the development phase. These are being tested on-the-job, that alone is a cost benefit. Price/performance ratio will increase with each unit deployed.
Down at the bottom of the Wikipedia MQ-9 page: "four aircraft, four ground stations and five years of maintenance support, all valued at US$330 million." Pretty cheap, if you don't consider the public relations price of sending robotic killing machines to spread goodwill in sensitive regions.
IANAEE but just this morning I was wondering what the power factor of direct DC storage systems were, or how best to apply correction in the home systems.
Using the bank model, we'd send them additional funds, so they could re-structure their operation into a more highly profitable enterprise. Stop offshoring our telemarketing! These are 'good jobs' for Florida residents!
I'm probably wrong, as I merely inferred this from the phrasing in TFA, I thought our Fearless Utility had penalised him for outlying consumption numbers on the cloudy month when it got cold. That's to encourage conservation.
I'm sure it's a corporation or LLC, probably got some boiler plate fine print on the contract their customers agreed to that will keep everyone out of gaol.
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Actually, my Sequoiadendron gigantea appears to line up with the apparent target of the 3-dish ridgeline array, but I doubt he'll still be depending on those in the 15 or so years it'll take for us to blot out that bit of sky.
We bought a house with an HOA. I was annoyed as all fuck by the {all the neighbors, every fucking one} who mounted their satellite tracking arrays as close to the street as possible. {Actually, one guy, the developer who built the neighborhood, went with the ridge-line of his two-story.} I haven't come up with suitable retribution yet, but I didn't let out a peep of my concern at the meeting. Life is too short, gotta choose your battlefields carefully.
I'm sorry, what can I do to help?
Our society agreed to be bound by the restrictions of The Constitution, but figures that since the dudes that signed it are dead now, we can slide. Society makes pretty free.
HOA, Committee of Vigilance, Lynch Mob, it's the American Way.
If you refuse to adapt to your environment, at least be aware of the possibilities.
That appears to be addressed in the text. Even places that are "ELIGIBLE to be registered" as historic are exempted. Personally I'd rather be tasteful on an installation. As much as I hate my neighbors, I'd rather be known for using other methods to assault their sensibilities. I've got SOME scruples.
That guy REALLY hates his neighbors.
Good god, Man, you don't think I'm actually printing it, do you? I just read it from the display.
The summary made this sound like something that should be already happening. Thanks.
Another cliched punchline from the outgoing admin. Why am I too tired to laugh.
Mishap rates are being attributed to the development phase. These are being tested on-the-job, that alone is a cost benefit. Price/performance ratio will increase with each unit deployed.
Down at the bottom of the Wikipedia MQ-9 page: "four aircraft, four ground stations and five years of maintenance support, all valued at US$330 million." Pretty cheap, if you don't consider the public relations price of sending robotic killing machines to spread goodwill in sensitive regions.
I was wiring up a flower garden for a guy, it is "inconceivable" how hard it was to talk him into rewiring the transformers and supplying 240v.
240v should carry more load on the same hardware, so I'd be willing to daisy-chain another power strip, if I were one to do so.
IANAEE but just this morning I was wondering what the power factor of direct DC storage systems were, or how best to apply correction in the home systems.
Using the bank model, we'd send them additional funds, so they could re-structure their operation into a more highly profitable enterprise. Stop offshoring our telemarketing! These are 'good jobs' for Florida residents!
I try to avoid ingesting "soil".
Oh. I see that bill was prior to the solar installation. So, I guess the penalty worked.
Don't tell anyone, but there's a tab on the first page that's labeled "print". I don't get to wait for ads and pictures to load, but it has the text.
I'm probably wrong, as I merely inferred this from the phrasing in TFA, I thought our Fearless Utility had penalised him for outlying consumption numbers on the cloudy month when it got cold. That's to encourage conservation.
I'm sure it's a corporation or LLC, probably got some boiler plate fine print on the contract their customers agreed to that will keep everyone out of gaol.
At least no one is talking "Bail-out".
My kid's taste run towards some of that hentai dreck, and I am sure he's been goatse'd, but I don't think even that has really ruined his life.
Eew. Thanks for pointing that out.
Quick, Smithers, massage my brain. I'm trying to think.