MANOJ MASTER TAKING HEAD MASSAGE AND CRACKING THERAPY FROM INDIAN BARBER SHAMBOO ASMR
21 Oct 2022 Leave a comment
in economics of media and culture
Exploding Force: Lithium Battery Bombs Just Another Part of Our ‘Inevitable Green Transition’
20 Oct 2022 Leave a comment
Giant lithium-ion batteries are touted as planet saviours, but make sure you’re on the other side of town when they explode into toxic fireballs that firefighters simply can’t extinguish.
On the large-scale, it’s the kind of terrifying Tesla moment experienced by locals in Victoria when one of these lithium-ion wonders went up in flames and literally burned for days, because firefighters are unable to extinguish lithium battery fires – see above and our post here.
At the micro-level, these exciting moments in cutting-edge battery technology are being enjoyed by the owners of all kinds of Electric Vehicles, large and small.
Here’s the team from Jo Nova with a round-up of recent battery meltdowns.
The clean green future where you’re locked indoors due to toxic electrical battery smoke
Jo Nova Blog
Jo Nova
22 September 2022
Just another day saving the Earth from pollution..
Highways were shut for 12 hours…
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#globalwarming #climateemergency
20 Oct 2022 Leave a comment
in environmental economics, global warming Tags: climate alarmists
Inflation and monetary policy
19 Oct 2022 Leave a comment
In a post a couple of weeks ago I outlined some reasons for scepticism about the case for increasing the OCR by 50 basis points specifically at the then-forthcoming OCR review. My point was mostly about the data hiatus – the OCR decision would be taking place almost 3 months after the most recent CPI data and more than 2 months since the last main labour market data. It seemed (and seems) foolish for the MPC to stick to its schedule of review dates, including the long summer holiday it will give itself after next month’s MPS. It remains highly problematic that New Zealand governments have penny-pinched on core statistics and as a result we have such slow and infrequent macro data (we got the September quarter CPI inflation data yesterday, Switzerland by contrast released September month data on 3 October).
But there were also some considerations in the macroeconomics
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Kenneth Williams – In his Own Words (Nov 2020)
19 Oct 2022 Leave a comment
in movies, television, TV shows
Lone Stars: Texans Count Colossal Cost of Wind & Solar ‘Transition’
18 Oct 2022 Leave a comment
Crushing power costs and power rationing follow wind and solar reliance, like night follows day. Texas is no exception.
Bullying power consumers to stop consuming power is par for the course; chiselling taxpayers to cover the exorbitant cost of making up for power shortfalls when the wind stops blowing and/or the sun sets, is grist for the mill.
Bill Peacock explains it all below.
Texas Grid Reliability: Gone With the Wind (and solar)
Master Resource
Bill Peacock
14 September 2022
“The solution to keeping the lights on in Texas is … to stop politicians and regulators from micromanaging the Texas energy market. Texas politicians could do this by ending renewable energy subsidies in the state and making renewable companies pay for the costs they impose on the rest of us from their federal subsidies.”
As everyone knows, Texas had the worst blackout in its history during the winter of 2021…
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Utopia, you are standing in it! 
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