Good food is not the province of buffet presentation. A good fresh hot properly cooked meal is the real deal.
Speaking of electric airplanes:
How Far Are We From Flying Zero-Emission Airplanes?
The growing amount of pollution from air travel has led many passengers to adjust their travel plans and highlighted a need to change how planes operate.www.forbes.com
I mean. I think electric airplanes are a cool idea if it could ever work. But today? Sweden can kiss my ass. I'll fly if I ***damn well want to fly.
www.flightglobal.com
Oh. So then I guess Greta will need to continue lobbying for a bicycle bridge across the ocean.Airbus and Rolls-Royce cancel E-Fan X hybrid-electric RJ100 experiment
Airbus and Rolls-Royce have axed the E-Fan X demonstrator programme, a year before the experimental hybrid-electric engine airliner was supposed to fly. The E-Fan X programme was launched to explore electric aviation and involved equipping a BAE Systems Avro RJ100 with a hybrid engine. But...
I miss New Orleans House on the northside of Indy. It was a (mostly seafood) buffet, but they also brought around "appetizers" like frog's legs, Oysters Rockefeller and escargot to your table. They used to tell you to plan on spending at least 2 or 3 hours there when you went.
I miss New Orleans House on the northside of Indy. It was a (mostly seafood) buffet, but they also brought around "appetizers" like frog's legs, Oysters Rockefeller and escargot to your table. They used to tell you to plan on spending at least 2 or 3 hours there when you went.
It really was. Pricey, but I could easily eat my money's worth in just the crab legs alone!
And if they had King Crab legs, my hands would almost be bloody by the time we left.
www.npr.org
Cui bono? Follow the money™ (I owe you another quarter, Leadeye)Indiana is one of the five states.
5 Midwestern governors agree to create a network to charge electric vehicles
The bipartisan plan will help the Midwest "lead on electric vehicle adoption, reduce carbon emissions, spur innovation, and create good-paying jobs," says Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.
