Only a small fraction of the body's blood flow goes through the feet (10% would be generous). That is wrong: all blood flows through the feet and the hands. You have like 7% of your body weight as blood, so about 1.2 - 1.5 gallons, or around 6liters.
"The heart can move 5 to 7 liters of blood in one minute and 7600 liters (2000 gallons) per day."
During the course of a few minutes: all your blood was once in your feet or your hands.
Which is why people never, say, get frost bite, as the super efficient blood supply means their toes stay toasty. You get it reversed... strange. Obviously you get frost bite because the feet are so efficient flown with blood. If you lose heat and start freezing, the body shuts down blood circulation to the extremities where it loses most heat: which are your feet and your hands. The body would love to shut down the head too... but obviously that would be no solution:D
Putting your feed and hands into water implies your pour a bit water over your legs and forearms: what is cooling more? Cold water evaporating from your forearms and calfs or 100F/37C warm sweat?
To replace the 16 tons of fuel it burns in one hour, for the roughly 30 miles to clear this zone, it would need 1600 tons of batteries to get the same energy. You are of by a factor 20 - 100. I doubt they would need more than 50 tons of batteries.
The guy who is trying to spin everything is you. EU laws are made by the EU parliament, like country laws are made in any countries parliament. I have no funking clue why you want to twist that.
European Parliament has no actual legislative power. It just has a power of veto. All legislation must come from European Commission, which European Parliament gets to vote on. It's a "yes/no" vote with no right to modify the package and vote on the modified legislation That is nonsense. All laws are voted in by the parliament. The 'commision' is only a fancy name for 'cabinet', consisting of the european 'ministers'.
That is the biggest nonsense I ever heard. What exactly is a power supply? A transformator and some AC to DC converter and an out let with a few different voltages. How exactly should that degenerate or fail? My Apple ][ is nearly 40 years old... powers up just fine... I guess a C64 is just the same.
To bring home a $15 salary a technician would have to charge at least $65 / hour. And that's excluding the costs he or she might have for the shop, shipping, components etc. In effect it means that even a small 20-minute repair on, say, a smartphone will put you down at least a $120. That is complete nonsense. First of all: all costs are deductible from your income. They are not taxed. Secondly, even with helth insurance and pension, you hardly hit the 50% barrier. Fixing an iPhone in Paris, e.g. replacing the battery, costs $20... 10 - 20 minutes waitig, or you go for lunch while they fix it. The screen is below $50...
Berlin has no and never had turkish slums. Or any slums for that matter. I doubt you find a european city with slums, perhaps in greece? But I doubt that, too.
The time of run down Arab quarters in Paris is long over, too. While they still have 'quarters' associated with 'origin' like China or India, those are mainly business related (a quarter with lots of indian shops and/or restaurants e.g)
However other frensh cities still have that problem, Lyon e.g or Bescancon.
Feet don't have great blood flow, They have, that is the point.
So what was your point about my understanding of physics again? The poing of having no idea about the human body, e.g. how much blood flows through your feet and how much water you can evapourate via your skin:)
Then, that society will slide into third-world status because Most "civilized" countries consider yours already on that level... except for places like most of California and some selected city centers.
I see advertizing for Wish.com quite often, especially on FB. They are incredible cheap with accessories, like small leather bags or phone "power banks" (extra battery with USB plug and sometimes solar)... never really checked as they require you to log in.
In Europe we have many shops only for cloth, e.g. H&M (a dutch brand), Zara (Spanish, afaik), Orsay (french), Anson's (men only, but high class, no idea if they even sell T-Shirts;D ), my favourite is Springfield (obviously british), they are mens only but unfortunately either have no shops in Germany, or when they try to open one, they don't have the original repertoire (hence they fail, how stupid can one be to open a shop and tailor its range of products to the "perceived market" instead of offering everything and let the customer decide). As you see, for female only shops, I don't remember the names, H&M might be female only. And then there is s.Oliver (no idea why they write it that way).
Of course those shops sometimes have some make up or jewelry, shoes, or an occasional purse etc.
So in Germany I only by the essential stuff, but that I don't need to do more often than once a year or every second year. When I'm in Spain I visit Springfield, because there they have the same range of products as in UK, and are 30% cheaper than in Germany.
Depending to where I travel, I have an half empty suitcase and buy some cloth:D
Paris e.g. is full with small boutiques that sell cloth and accessories, often designer stuff where each piece is unique or exists only in amounts of low two digit numbers.
Draw a random line on paper going from left to right over 24h hours. Does not matter if it is accurate. Then look where the lowest valley is. Draw a horizontal line across the paper touching that valley: this is base load. Now adjust the line and move it 5% higher, that is true base load, as pumped storages are filled during that time.
Now imagine that base load in France is a mind staggering 60% of peak. In Germany it is below 50% of peak.
Germany produces at the moment about 40% of its power by renewables. So: we use it as base load. It has nothing to do with "intermittent". You are stuck 50 years in the past.
Clothing stores are here most of the time mixed sex. Pure male stores are rare, and those are super expensive. I have no idea how the ratio between pure female and pure male stores are... I shop to rarely:D
Health care is not payed by taxes but by health insurance. Exception is Scandinavia, they have included it in taxes. So if you e.g. earn 50k and pay 16k in taxes, you can add something like 4k health insurance and probably 5k pension funds. But that is split 50/50 between employee and employer. Regional taxes, e.g. in a city, only apply to companies (but their corporate tax is cut at something like 28%)
If you "don't follow up" you can not blame the surgery.
And still a 1% failure rate is absurd. I could imagine that if the spermatic duct is only blocked with a clip. But usually it is cut, the ends are "wrapped around" and then stitched together, I mean the wrapped parts, not the original connection.
Women's clothes are also more expensive but that's due to the cut of the fabric. That seems to vary by country, here mens close is more expensive. One of the reasons I don't do "occasionally shopping".
I can't think of any reason men don't typically carry purses. Because I put lipstick on at home, and it lasts all night! And honestly: if my prey prefers safer sex, it is her job to have some condoms in her purse:P
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Tell that German farmers, who made a billion loss this year due to droughts ... ...)
(Google the other European countries, I'm to lazy to do your work
Only a small fraction of the body's blood flow goes through the feet (10% would be generous).
That is wrong: all blood flows through the feet and the hands. You have like 7% of your body weight as blood, so about 1.2 - 1.5 gallons, or around 6liters.
https://www.healthline.com/hea...
"The heart can move 5 to 7 liters of blood in one minute and 7600 liters (2000 gallons) per day."
During the course of a few minutes: all your blood was once in your feet or your hands.
Which is why people never, say, get frost bite, as the super efficient blood supply means their toes stay toasty. ... strange. Obviously you get frost bite because the feet are so efficient flown with blood. If you lose heat and start freezing, the body shuts down blood circulation to the extremities where it loses most heat: which are your feet and your hands. The body would love to shut down the head too ... but obviously that would be no solution :D
You get it reversed
Putting your feed and hands into water implies your pour a bit water over your legs and forearms: what is cooling more? Cold water evaporating from your forearms and calfs or 100F/37C warm sweat?
To replace the 16 tons of fuel it burns in one hour, for the roughly 30 miles to clear this zone, it would need 1600 tons of batteries to get the same energy.
You are of by a factor 20 - 100. I doubt they would need more than 50 tons of batteries.
The Danish Ferries do exactly this, and Blindseer is to blind to see it ...
so are willing to burn money to feel green. ... ...
Rofl
The electric ferries safe 80% of their fuel costs
Paris most of the time, too. And cheaper than the gasoline/insurance/maintanance of a car most of the time.
Still trolling with your uninformed anti EU rant?
The Commision is not elceted, and so is your cabinet! Or did you vote for the minister of defense, or minister of education (I suppose you have one)?
Which part of 'the commision is just a fancy name for "board of ministers" ' aka a cabinet, don't you grasp?
The guy who is trying to spin everything is you. EU laws are made by the EU parliament, like country laws are made in any countries parliament. I have no funking clue why you want to twist that.
European Parliament has no actual legislative power. It just has a power of veto. All legislation must come from European Commission, which European Parliament gets to vote on. It's a "yes/no" vote with no right to modify the package and vote on the modified legislation
That is nonsense.
All laws are voted in by the parliament.
The 'commision' is only a fancy name for 'cabinet', consisting of the european 'ministers'.
That is the biggest nonsense I ever heard. ... powers up just fine ... I guess a C64 is just the same.
What exactly is a power supply?
A transformator and some AC to DC converter and an out let with a few different voltages.
How exactly should that degenerate or fail?
My Apple ][ is nearly 40 years old
The EU is democratic.
No idea why you think otherwise.
Every position except the 'ministers' is elected.
To bring home a $15 salary a technician would have to charge at least $65 / hour. And that's excluding the costs he or she might have for the shop, shipping, components etc. In effect it means that even a small 20-minute repair on, say, a smartphone will put you down at least a $120. ... 10 - 20 minutes waitig, or you go for lunch while they fix it. ...
That is complete nonsense.
First of all: all costs are deductible from your income. They are not taxed. Secondly, even with helth insurance and pension, you hardly hit the 50% barrier.
Fixing an iPhone in Paris, e.g. replacing the battery, costs $20
The screen is below $50
Berlin has no and never had turkish slums. Or any slums for that matter. I doubt you find a european city with slums, perhaps in greece? But I doubt that, too.
The time of run down Arab quarters in Paris is long over, too. While they still have 'quarters' associated with 'origin' like China or India, those are mainly business related (a quarter with lots of indian shops and/or restaurants e.g)
However other frensh cities still have that problem, Lyon e.g or Bescancon.
Feet don't have great blood flow,
They have, that is the point.
So what was your point about my understanding of physics again? :)
The poing of having no idea about the human body, e.g. how much blood flows through your feet and how much water you can evapourate via your skin
Why don't you simlly try it, instead of arguing?
Then, that society will slide into third-world status because ... except for places like most of California and some selected city centers.
Most "civilized" countries consider yours already on that level
I see advertizing for Wish.com quite often, especially on FB. ... never really checked as they require you to log in.
They are incredible cheap with accessories, like small leather bags or phone "power banks" (extra battery with USB plug and sometimes solar)
In Europe we have many shops only for cloth, e.g. H&M (a dutch brand), Zara (Spanish, afaik), Orsay (french), Anson's (men only, but high class, no idea if they even sell T-Shirts ;D ), my favourite is Springfield (obviously british), they are mens only but unfortunately either have no shops in Germany, or when they try to open one, they don't have the original repertoire (hence they fail, how stupid can one be to open a shop and tailor its range of products to the "perceived market" instead of offering everything and let the customer decide).
As you see, for female only shops, I don't remember the names, H&M might be female only. And then there is s.Oliver (no idea why they write it that way).
Of course those shops sometimes have some make up or jewelry, shoes, or an occasional purse etc.
So in Germany I only by the essential stuff, but that I don't need to do more often than once a year or every second year. When I'm in Spain I visit Springfield, because there they have the same range of products as in UK, and are 30% cheaper than in Germany.
Depending to where I travel, I have an half empty suitcase and buy some cloth :D
Paris e.g. is full with small boutiques that sell cloth and accessories, often designer stuff where each piece is unique or exists only in amounts of low two digit numbers.
Reminds me when they called Odin, where he lost his eye:
"I did no lose my eye, I know exactly where i placed it!"
Perhaps you should make up your mind.
Draw a random line on paper going from left to right over 24h hours. Does not matter if it is accurate.
Then look where the lowest valley is.
Draw a horizontal line across the paper touching that valley: this is base load.
Now adjust the line and move it 5% higher, that is true base load, as pumped storages are filled during that time.
Now imagine that base load in France is a mind staggering 60% of peak. In Germany it is below 50% of peak.
Germany produces at the moment about 40% of its power by renewables. So: we use it as base load. It has nothing to do with "intermittent". You are stuck 50 years in the past.
Clothing stores are here most of the time mixed sex. ... I shop to rarely :D
Pure male stores are rare, and those are super expensive.
I have no idea how the ratio between pure female and pure male stores are
Health care is not payed by taxes but by health insurance. Exception is Scandinavia, they have included it in taxes. So if you e.g. earn 50k and pay 16k in taxes, you can add something like 4k health insurance and probably 5k pension funds. But that is split 50/50 between employee and employer.
Regional taxes, e.g. in a city, only apply to companies (but their corporate tax is cut at something like 28%)
If you "don't follow up" you can not blame the surgery.
And still a 1% failure rate is absurd. I could imagine that if the spermatic duct is only blocked with a clip. But usually it is cut, the ends are "wrapped around" and then stitched together, I mean the wrapped parts, not the original connection.
Women's clothes are also more expensive but that's due to the cut of the fabric.
That seems to vary by country, here mens close is more expensive. One of the reasons I don't do "occasionally shopping".
I can't think of any reason men don't typically carry purses. :P
Because I put lipstick on at home, and it lasts all night! And honestly: if my prey prefers safer sex, it is her job to have some condoms in her purse