Yeah my mom came to the US from England on a green card. It didn’t take her long to read between the lines what people meant when people called her “one of the good ones” when she would point out that she would also be deported if they kicked out all the immigrants.
And since no one is visiting they will give someone the land rights for $10 to clear cut all those forests in the next 10 years
Not really since we enter their realm and they give us what for. This is more akin to walking to the local shop for a snack and getting scooped up and carried away by a giant eagle
Drilling in the North Sea is the equivalent of trying to pay off your mortgage by digging through the couch cushions. All the oil and gas out there is essentially gone and what little you can extract will be incredibly expensive and environmentally damaging.
Epstein drives will open up the resources of the Belt to advance humanity
We don’t have mass lithium ion battery recycling yet because there hasn’t been enough Li+ batteries to begin recycling. As more massive batteries reach end of life it will develop. You know, since a Li+ battery has lithium concentrations several order of magnitude higher than any lithium ore you will find in any mine.
Confusing as hell that we have moons called Titan, Titania, and Triton. Really need to spice things up a bit
The article is all cropland, not just corn. So it includes things like wheat production in the western great plains, fruit and vegetables in the Imperial and Central Valleys in California, apple farms in Washington and Michigan, oranges in Florida and California. But you are correct that most corn, soy, and alfalfa are grown for non-human consumption
No one knows the long term reliability of what American cars either, but they start at $50,000 now, so I would be happy to roll the dice on an $18,000 new car
Because the government believes in the war. That’s why they have made any criticism of Israel illegal. Starmer is literally just a return to Blairism which is why Labour is so unpopular now.
The US is out of money, industrial capacity is decimated, and the only viable tax base is the billionaire class who have made it clear they have no intention of paying. IDK how the US will be able to keep up this pace into next month.
I read it as melting snow, not just getting it off the drive way. But just blasting the snow from your driveway onto to street won’t be a ton of help either since that still needs to get plowed.
That’s more useful than the actual trunk on my 2004 Beetle
I have a 20 year old VW Beetle with such severe electrical problems that makes basic functions like filling the gas tank and opening the trunk difficult. I’ll never buy a car that uses the same technology as the OceanGate Titan to perform basic features. At least I was able to pry the gas lid open. But I have no confidence that modern cars will be able to function with similar issues in 20 years. I’m fact, I’m positive that Ford will start dropping functionality from their apps in 6 years when people still have 2 years left on their car loans
I don’t see how the smell of shrimp would ever leave when you have 20lbs of it sitting in ice right next to the air intake
It actually doesn’t remove the snow, which I think makes it a PERFECT analogy since you’ve wasted a shit ton of energy on the flashy,expensive, idea instead of just doing what actually works.
Straight to the US since that is Kia and Hyundai’s largest market
My assumption is that Aussies have garages that they keep their cars in. The average home is drastically younger in Australia than in Europe. Plus the sun will absolutely destroy your car in tropical/sub-tropical/desert climates, and getting into a car that has been roasting in the 40C sun all day is honestly worse than getting in a car that’s been sitting in -10C overnight.
I work at a print shop and all our printer drivers require PDFs, so use those if you want something printed please. We can convert as need be, but PDF is always preferred.
The UK is about to experience a wave of new small time farmers with a massive uptick in fertilizer purchases.