Yes. I do think golf tournaments could be a little more rollicking but doesn't mean they have to be decks to the opponents. But that is a difficult balance to strike.
Conventional wisdom says that if you go there will be trouble, but if you stay you will end up with twice as much trouble. Honestly the guy I heard it from said it more eloquently than I did.
I have that problem but I have just so much more lower back pain then when I was younger. I don't like reaching for the reading glasses but if I got to choose one, give me less back pain.
Didn't know he was broke. His wife, soon to be ex-wife, was a dentist and he was an attorney. Terrible that he didn't get the help he needed and horrible what he did to his wife and his family.
I think it will be at least after the Trump administration and maybe longer. I can't believe the politics gets involved with determining the scientifically best way to respond to a pandemic, but here we are.
We still still don't even know definitively how it started. Although there is growing...
I don't think this is officially Iran. The tweet came from an Iranian blogger. Here is the description.
"Live Analysis of the Iran-Israel Regime Battle"
Evaporative cooling uses less electricity but more water. Liquid cooling uses less water but more electricity. Mechanical cooling, which is probably the ac at your house, uses no water but the most electricity. That's typically the trade-off. More water use requires less electricity and vice...
In my opinion we did it because Israel wanted us to. There are other theories like Iran tried to assassinate Trump or he was upset they increased their enrichment percentages. Only Trump knows for sure.
It's a manufacturing capacity issue. They deploy the more environmentally friendly units when they can but they just don't make enough of them yet. So to be able to stand up these data centers to support this massive demand/anticipated demand, they deploy the old kind too. Eventually...
We'll have to see. Iran had their missile capabilities degraded, probably. That potentially makes Israel safer.
Israel took about 10% of lebanon's land and probably for the foreseeable future, it'll basically be a no man's land so they can stop attacks from a little further away. And then...
I think its less of a threat but hard to say. The administration has said they have taken down about 50% of their missile capabilities. That has been somewhat backed up by independent reports but its still a guess.
But mine was really a joke about not really having American objectives...
This whole thing allowed Israel to seize 10% of Lebanon and set Iran's rocket capabilities back 6 to 12 months. Pretty sure we accomplished Netanyahu's goals.