There could be rain in NYC this makes our choice for the Belmont We The People a better bet.
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Online betting is a complete Fing joke. Now I know. I have tried three different sites for an hour and each time some glitch in the system or some state requirement stops it... I've given the last hour of my life to this,...
It's unbelievable! Can't take CC!<-- I mean they tell you that at the end of the process how lame is that! What horrible tech!
Yea let me directly link up my Bank Account to Coasta Rica! Each one sucks more than the last- Fanduel, Twinspire (CHDN) OTB, Booooooooooo!
Christ you used to be able to walk up to a window here in NYC God I miss those days ONLINE SUCKS!~!!!!
It's unbelievable! Can't take CC!<-- I mean they tell you that at the end of the process how lame is that! What horrible tech!
Yea let me directly link up my Bank Account to Coasta Rica! Each one sucks more than the last- Fanduel, Twinspire (CHDN) OTB, Booooooooooo!
Christ you used to be able to walk up to a window here in NYC God I miss those days ONLINE SUCKS!~!!!!
Hummmmmmmmm
Lol. You're just old school. No one cares about linking their bank accounts these days. That's the way you order coffee at BROS. Or a burrito at CMG. Get with the times Stoney!
Hey fwiw, when I've clicked on your YouTube links the last couple days, to watch them on YouTube and not on ET, your complete Google search history for that day keeps coming up on that drop down screen behind the oval shaped blue/green button up top. Now this doesn't bother me, but some folks here might think you're a little off; I mean already knew that, but still. Google's your friend Stoney. They're watching what you're watching. Must be a glitch in their system. Might wanna send them an e-mail, or call their customer service line.
But I just look for " gym sexy " Ukraine battle footage and eastern European female track athletes,..
In Japan they have a underwater current that is constant that runs near shore. I'm not sire what the fish have to say about this but they have dreamed up apretty brilliant energy system and according to my research this would be a much more constant power source for them than solar or wind.->
Massive turbine turns deep ocean currents into electricity
We could have a new source of clean energy.
June 6, 2022
Credit: IHI Corp. / NEDO
Researchers in Japan hope that deep ocean currents could become a new source of clean energy. They recently wrapped up the demonstration of a massive prototype generator that just spent three years underwater off the coast of Japan, capturing the slow but steady power of the deep ocean.
Deep ocean currents: The same method we use to harness the power of the wind — place large turbines in its path and use generators to convert the mechanical energy of the spinning blades into electricity — can be used to generate electricity from water currents.
We’ve already seen the development of systems that make use of tidal currents, which are found near the water’s surface, but those can be inconsistent.
“The biggest issue for ocean current turbines is … generat[ing] power economically out of currents that are not particularly strong.”
Angus McCrone
Deep ocean currents are steadier, but also slower — the Kuroshio Current off Japan’s eastern coast, for example, is one of the world strongest deep ocean currents, and it still only flows about half as fast as some tidal systems (1.5 meters per second vs. 3 mps).
Add in the high cost of building and maintaining underwater systems, and you’ll understand why research into deep ocean currents as a source of clean energy has lagged well behind solar, wind, and even tidal energy.
“The biggest issue for ocean current turbines is whether they could produce a device that would generate power economically out of currents that are not particularly strong,” Angus McCrone, a former BloombergNEF chief editor and marine energy analyst, told Bloomberg.
The idea: In 2011, Japan’s New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) and IHI Corporation set out to prove that deep ocean currents could be an economically viable source of electricity by developing a prototype system called Kairyu.
“People may say that this is just a dream, but we need to try everything to achieve zero carbon.”
Ken Takagi
The 330-ton device looks a bit like an airplane (and weighs as much as a fully loaded 747), with a cylindrical pod containing a buoyancy system where the fuselage would be. On either side of that pod — roughly where you’d find a plane’s jet engines — are two more pods with large turbine fans on their ends.
As deep ocean currents spin the turbines’ blades — which rotate in opposite directions to keep Kairyu in place — the system generates electricity. That power could then be transmitted via a cable to the seabed and along the ocean floor to the main islands of Japan.
A concept drawing of how deep ocean currents can be used to generate electricity. Credit: IHI Corp.
What’s new? NEDO and IHI launched a demo of Kairyu in 2019, anchoring it to the ocean floor so that it floated between 100 to 160 feet below the water’s surface, in the path of the Kuroshio Current.
That demo wrapped up in February 2022 and met its goal of proving that Kairyu could produce 100 kilowatts of stable power. The developers are now looking to scale up the system in the hope of a commercial launch in the 2030s.
In Japan they have a underwater current that is constant that runs near shore. I'm not sire what the fish have to say about this but they have dreamed up apretty brilliant energy system and according to my research this would be a much more constant power source for them than solar or wind.->
Massive turbine turns deep ocean currents into electricity
We could have a new source of clean energy.
June 6, 2022
Credit: IHI Corp. / NEDO
Researchers in Japan hope that deep ocean currents could become a new source of clean energy. They recently wrapped up the demonstration of a massive prototype generator that just spent three years underwater off the coast of Japan, capturing the slow but steady power of the deep ocean.
Deep ocean currents: The same method we use to harness the power of the wind — place large turbines in its path and use generators to convert the mechanical energy of the spinning blades into electricity — can be used to generate electricity from water currents.
We’ve already seen the development of systems that make use of tidal currents, which are found near the water’s surface, but those can be inconsistent.
“The biggest issue for ocean current turbines is … generat[ing] power economically out of currents that are not particularly strong.”
Angus McCrone
Deep ocean currents are steadier, but also slower — the Kuroshio Current off Japan’s eastern coast, for example, is one of the world strongest deep ocean currents, and it still only flows about half as fast as some tidal systems (1.5 meters per second vs. 3 mps).
Add in the high cost of building and maintaining underwater systems, and you’ll understand why research into deep ocean currents as a source of clean energy has lagged well behind solar, wind, and even tidal energy.
“The biggest issue for ocean current turbines is whether they could produce a device that would generate power economically out of currents that are not particularly strong,” Angus McCrone, a former BloombergNEF chief editor and marine energy analyst, told Bloomberg.
The idea: In 2011, Japan’s New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) and IHI Corporation set out to prove that deep ocean currents could be an economically viable source of electricity by developing a prototype system called Kairyu.
“People may say that this is just a dream, but we need to try everything to achieve zero carbon.”
Ken Takagi
The 330-ton device looks a bit like an airplane (and weighs as much as a fully loaded 747), with a cylindrical pod containing a buoyancy system where the fuselage would be. On either side of that pod — roughly where you’d find a plane’s jet engines — are two more pods with large turbine fans on their ends.
As deep ocean currents spin the turbines’ blades — which rotate in opposite directions to keep Kairyu in place — the system generates electricity. That power could then be transmitted via a cable to the seabed and along the ocean floor to the main islands of Japan.
A concept drawing of how deep ocean currents can be used to generate electricity. Credit: IHI Corp.
What’s new? NEDO and IHI launched a demo of Kairyu in 2019, anchoring it to the ocean floor so that it floated between 100 to 160 feet below the water’s surface, in the path of the Kuroshio Current.
That demo wrapped up in February 2022 and met its goal of proving that Kairyu could produce 100 kilowatts of stable power. The developers are now looking to scale up the system in the hope of a commercial launch in the 2030s.
I have two bummer stories--
One a singer from They Might Be Giants finally on tour after 2 years Covid etc. First night, after first show drunk driver hits his car six broken ribs.. I heard one of the new songs not half bad.
We know of this family in NJ.. friends of my son's Girlfriend.. They had Prom and so no one drank and drove.. they got a party bus... that bus driver ratted them out to the school for underage drinking and now they are suspended, getting special diplomas and in trouble with their prospective colleges-- it really is a big problem,. I'm all for following the rules but I'm also for going to the PARENTS FIRST!
One a singer from They Might Be Giants finally on tour after 2 years Covid etc. First night, after first show drunk driver hits his car six broken ribs.. I heard one of the new songs not half bad.
We know of this family in NJ.. friends of my son's Girlfriend.. They had Prom and so no one drank and drove.. they got a party bus... that bus driver ratted them out to the school for underage drinking and now they are suspended, getting special diplomas and in trouble with their prospective colleges-- it really is a big problem,. I'm all for following the rules but I'm also for going to the PARENTS FIRST!
"How to ship a solar powered AI blond love doll to your home on an asteroid"... ?.... really Stoney?!
So 4000-3600 huh?
Nothing like an expert analyst giving themselves a 10% window on the S&P.
How much do these guys get paid again?
No it's not... that's fing ridiculous. Kids will be kids. Tell the colleges?!!!! Wtf. Our society has gone off the rails. Yeah, lets ruin a kids life for drinking on prom night.
In 5 years time, tops, we're gonna be just like fing China.
Mindless drones afraid to exercise any modicum of creativity for fear of being singled out, judged, evaluated. Like a snowball rolling down hill.
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Stoney!
Buy Duke Energy.
2nd week of June the grid is already maxed out.
The heat Stoney! The heat!
What will happen when 80 Million vehicles all plug in to get recharged everyday?
Who knows.
Better Call Fluor.
Less than a year later, and with every stock in the world down huge.... the savant granny stock almost up 80%.
FLR>>> $27.95
YOU'RE WELCOME STONEY!
next up....
DUKE ENERGY>>> OUR HEATWAVE STOCK>>>> MAKING CLEAN NUCLEAR POWER 24/7
KACHING!
DUK>>>> $107
3.94% DIVIDEND
GRANNY LOVES NUCLEAR POWER!
That stuff has been sketched and patented by engineers for the last 70 years.
If windmills kill birds, do underwater windmills kill fish?
That, and something about copper cables carrying 2400 volts in saltwater...
Buy The Duke Stoney!
The Duke!
Buy Duke Energy.
2nd week of June the grid is already maxed out.
The heat Stoney! The heat!
What will happen when 80 Million vehicles all plug in to get recharged everyday?
Who knows.
Better Call Fluor.
Less than a year later, and with every stock in the world down huge.... the savant granny stock almost up 80%.
FLR>>> $27.95
YOU'RE WELCOME STONEY!
next up....
DUKE ENERGY>>> OUR HEATWAVE STOCK>>>> MAKING CLEAN NUCLEAR POWER 24/7
KACHING!
DUK>>>> $107
3.94% DIVIDEND
GRANNY LOVES NUCLEAR POWER!
Who writes these silly articles anyway?
That stuff has been sketched and patented by engineers for the last 70 years.
If windmills kill birds, do underwater windmills kill fish?
That, and something about copper cables carrying 2400 volts in saltwater...
Buy The Duke Stoney!
The Duke!
Well Stoney... I wrote it a month ago, you argued with me as always, but a month later experts see it too.
And now that they've figured it out, what have I been telling you for a month?
>>>>New lows by August.
August is coming early.
And so is its heat btw.
Buy The Duke Stoney!!!!
Recessions go easy on the sellers of nuclear generated electricity, and demand is already soaring.
The next 10 days all look the same.
Area served
Duke Energy Ohio: Ohio, Kentucky
Duke Energy Indiana: Indiana
Duke Energy Carolinas: North Carolina, South Carolina
Duke Energy Progress: North Carolina, South Carolina
Duke Energy Florida: Florida
Duke Energy Puerto Rico : Puerto Rico
Piedmont Natural Gas : North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee
The Duke might not move fast, but 1 month target >>>> $112 minimum.
Something to be said about that the way things look right now.
Folks will always find a way to pay their light bill, especially when its 100+ degrees out.
Oh btw.... China looks to be starting lock-downs again.
EDIT: Southern Company will work too.
Area served
6 U.S. states:[1]
Alabama
Georgia
Illinois
Mississippi
Tennessee
Virginia
SO>>> $72.14
DUK>>> $107.77
And now that they've figured it out, what have I been telling you for a month?
>>>>New lows by August.
August is coming early.
And so is its heat btw.
Buy The Duke Stoney!!!!
Recessions go easy on the sellers of nuclear generated electricity, and demand is already soaring.
The next 10 days all look the same.
Area served
Duke Energy Ohio: Ohio, Kentucky
Duke Energy Indiana: Indiana
Duke Energy Carolinas: North Carolina, South Carolina
Duke Energy Progress: North Carolina, South Carolina
Duke Energy Florida: Florida
Duke Energy Puerto Rico : Puerto Rico
Piedmont Natural Gas : North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee
The Duke might not move fast, but 1 month target >>>> $112 minimum.
Something to be said about that the way things look right now.
Folks will always find a way to pay their light bill, especially when its 100+ degrees out.
Oh btw.... China looks to be starting lock-downs again.
EDIT: Southern Company will work too.
Area served
6 U.S. states:[1]
Alabama
Georgia
Illinois
Mississippi
Tennessee
Virginia
SO>>> $72.14
DUK>>> $107.77
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