The budget is driven by non-defense spending - entitlements - which consume nearly every dollar in Federal Revenue that DC receives.
When you say entitlement, it evokes a bunch of money-grubbing welfare queens who have more and more children to increase their federal benefit. The truth is that the largest portion of the budget (24%) is social security, which isn't a government handout - it is funded by working taxpayers who have paid into the system for their whole lives.
Actually, social security isn't what you think it is. You have no right to anything in the fund, and your deposits are simply another tax to provide a wealth transfer. The funds paid in - especially today - simply do not cover outgoing expenses. What you pay in today covers about 80% of the money for other people - and it's a dropping percentage.
We should be pursuing the legacy of Robert Brusard
No we shouldn't. We understand the physics of those devices very well. They will aren't an energy source period.
You may understand the physics of the devices very well; the problem is none of us understand the English you're trying to speak, so we just tune you out...
It actually is. "Defense bears 50 percent of sequestration’s reductions under the law, even though it is less than one-fifth of the budget. Entitlements, which make up nearly two-thirds of the budget, bear only 18 percent of the sequester." The budget is driven by non-defense spending - entitlements - which consume nearly every dollar in Federal Revenue that DC receives.
OK, so then did it include the costs of the other sources? Typically wind turbines average around 24% of rated capacity, so that means around four windmills needed to balance at a minimum. That should change the calculations a bit.
Likewise with mail-in voting. It should be rare, and you should have to request it prior to every election. It should never be the default (or, as is the case in several States the only) option.
Well, in Ted's case, given he was probably flying in first class AND had enough alcohol on his breath he might have intoxicated the pilots merely by his presence. So it was a safe call for him...
Huh? Triple the weight, the factor of 11 becomes 33. Triple the weight, the fourth power becomes 81. Eighty one is a LOT bigger than 33 (almost 3 times as much).
According to the comparison table, (Refer timeline 4:21 of this video) this chip uses 1.1V while other standard chips are using 1.0V. This difference may make it hard for the chip makers to use this technology.
No, it's the only way to make it faster because it goes to eleven...
China has pretty much always been militarily superior to their immediate neighbors. At the same time, they have a LONG history of losing those those same neighbors.
I think if the House appoints a special prosecutor, the Senate still must follow through with conviction. And with the current political environment in the Senate, that's simply not going to happen.
Oh they could - but with your future as a judge (moving up to a Federal bench) in the balance if you attack your Federal masters, it becomes easy to brush it aside as "no standing of plaintiff" and dismiss.
I can provide many more if you like - because the program hasn't made a dime. It's lost billions (and it was planned to lose even more billions, but the program's not done yet - there's still time to lose more. Dywolf's link showed nothing about a gain. It said losses were less than expected - but still losses. I can't find anything that says the program is making money - it's all losses. And if you want to dig further, read the White House's independent review of the program where it states we're on the hook for 30 years, we have inexperienced people managing it, poor oversight, no planning, no accountability, and no goals.
The fact the Government is planning to lose so much money in the first place by betting on players in the market is disturbing. Accepting it and justifying losses that weren't as big as planned as a good thing is downright insane.
Man surprised that experts in a field tend to be employed in the field. Interview at 10...
Several States in the US (Oregon, Washington) have mail-in voting as the ONLY option. Others make it default (California for example).
The budget is driven by non-defense spending - entitlements - which consume nearly every dollar in Federal Revenue that DC receives.
When you say entitlement, it evokes a bunch of money-grubbing welfare queens who have more and more children to increase their federal benefit. The truth is that the largest portion of the budget (24%) is social security, which isn't a government handout - it is funded by working taxpayers who have paid into the system for their whole lives.
Actually, social security isn't what you think it is. You have no right to anything in the fund, and your deposits are simply another tax to provide a wealth transfer. The funds paid in - especially today - simply do not cover outgoing expenses. What you pay in today covers about 80% of the money for other people - and it's a dropping percentage.
We should be pursuing the legacy of Robert Brusard
No we shouldn't. We understand the physics of those devices very well. They will aren't an energy source period.
You may understand the physics of the devices very well; the problem is none of us understand the English you're trying to speak, so we just tune you out...
The fact is Republicans are anti-science unless that science is related to extraction of oil. You have failed misareabley to blame this on Democrats.
Neil deGrasse Tyson disagrees with you. But hey, he's just using facts and numbers and science and stuff...
Funny, I didn't know that the Kochs were in charge of the Senate; I thought it was Harry Reid and the Democrats!
It actually is. "Defense bears 50 percent of sequestration’s reductions under the law, even though it is less than one-fifth of the budget. Entitlements, which make up nearly two-thirds of the budget, bear only 18 percent of the sequester." The budget is driven by non-defense spending - entitlements - which consume nearly every dollar in Federal Revenue that DC receives.
OK, so then did it include the costs of the other sources? Typically wind turbines average around 24% of rated capacity, so that means around four windmills needed to balance at a minimum. That should change the calculations a bit.
So once a person factors in the battery and/or other large scale energy storage, does that change the calculus about the return?
You know, lots of fat pasty white people sitting on those little electric carts.
As far as I know, golf is played worldwide, not just in the US...
Likewise with mail-in voting. It should be rare, and you should have to request it prior to every election. It should never be the default (or, as is the case in several States the only) option.
But can we exhale, and release extra CO2?
Well, in Ted's case, given he was probably flying in first class AND had enough alcohol on his breath he might have intoxicated the pilots merely by his presence. So it was a safe call for him...
The damage is done by the flexing of the road surface, that is proportional to the surface area the weight is distributed over.
Yes. And damage goes as the 4th power of weight. That goes up a lot faster than the number of axles can scale...
Huh? Triple the weight, the factor of 11 becomes 33. Triple the weight, the fourth power becomes 81. Eighty one is a LOT bigger than 33 (almost 3 times as much).
According to the comparison table, (Refer timeline 4:21 of this video) this chip uses 1.1V while other standard chips are using 1.0V. This difference may make it hard for the chip makers to use this technology.
No, it's the only way to make it faster because it goes to eleven...
China has pretty much always been militarily superior to their immediate neighbors. At the same time, they have a LONG history of losing those those same neighbors.
A factor of 11 is small - compared to an exponent of the 4th power.
I think if the House appoints a special prosecutor, the Senate still must follow through with conviction. And with the current political environment in the Senate, that's simply not going to happen.
Oh they could - but with your future as a judge (moving up to a Federal bench) in the balance if you attack your Federal masters, it becomes easy to brush it aside as "no standing of plaintiff" and dismiss.
Federal Marshals ARE the DoJ. It's the DoJ itself asking local police to lie. Why would they hand out penalties to themselves? That's like asking Holder to arrest himself for being in contempt of Congress. Not gonna happen.
All their loans - in which they lost less money than the projected?
Taxpayers in the red - that means losses
Since its creation it's lost $800 million
Energy Department projects $2.9 billion in losses
I can provide many more if you like - because the program hasn't made a dime. It's lost billions (and it was planned to lose even more billions, but the program's not done yet - there's still time to lose more. Dywolf's link showed nothing about a gain. It said losses were less than expected - but still losses. I can't find anything that says the program is making money - it's all losses. And if you want to dig further, read the White House's independent review of the program where it states we're on the hook for 30 years, we have inexperienced people managing it, poor oversight, no planning, no accountability, and no goals.
What facts? That the program has lost money, and it was planned to lose money? Is that the "ignorant bullshit" you think is worthy of retraction?
The fact the Government is planning to lose so much money in the first place by betting on players in the market is disturbing. Accepting it and justifying losses that weren't as big as planned as a good thing is downright insane.