I wish for a contract lawyer with genie experience who can write my other two wishes in a way that can't be twisted. (But with more words needed to get that first wish right!)
For the routine stuff: no engine oil to replace, no engine air filter, regenerative braking means you barely use the real brakes. Electric engines are also much simpler so there's just less to go wrong and need fixing.
FYI, the suspected origin is South America, not on board the ship. Cruise ships do seem to be perfect environments for further spreading disease, though.
On Thursday, Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, head of the World Health Organization, said the Dutch couple, who were the first two cases, had travelled through Argentina, Chile and Uruguay on a bird-watching trip “which included visits to sites where the species of rat known to carry the virus was present”.
If I'm not mistaken this part of the trail is also pretty steep, more so than it looks in the picture. The views are amazing when the weather is clearer.
As the other responder pointed out, this is not a simple issue (also at some point we switched from Slovenia to Czechia). There are at least two ways the east/central/west distinction applies. The first is geographical - every point that claims to be the middle of Europe is in or to the east of Czechia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geographical_midpoint_of_Europe), so geographically it's pretty clearly not eastern (which again, the original Wikipedia link also says - pretty sure they're not all Nazis).
Politically it's a more complex thing. A common American interpretation is "part of the Soviet bloc". By that definition, yes, eastern Europe. But, there's also a not uncommon perception that this means it's a not well off country that is behind because of communism (see the movie Eurotrip for an example in pop culture). People who are in those countries would like to not have this association, so "central" is a way to avoid the Cold War era east/west split.
where a helicopter took her 20,945 feet above Mount Everest. After strapping in to her board and freefalling for several minutes, she landed on a flat runway at 12,356 feet
This makes no sense. That puts the starting height at 29029+20945=~50k feet. The Guinness record for highest helicopter flight is 40,820'.
This article says 20945 was the starting height. Saying this is "over" Mt. Everest is rather misleading.
This other article linked from the first one has a much better explanation: https://montrealgazette.com/news/why-the-u-s-sees-quebecs-french-language-laws-as-a-trade-barrier/
The lawyer isn't a genie, just a human who knows how to word things for genies.
Hm, maybe I have to stipulate that whatever effect the final two wishes have on me, they have the same exact effect on the lawyer.
I wish for a contract lawyer with genie experience who can write my other two wishes in a way that can't be twisted. (But with more words needed to get that first wish right!)
https://archive.ph/WHIog
That can't possibly be a real photo...please tell me it's fake.
DuckDuckGo won't save you - all those "pick the crosswalk" captchas? Google owns that: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ReCAPTCHA
For the routine stuff: no engine oil to replace, no engine air filter, regenerative braking means you barely use the real brakes. Electric engines are also much simpler so there's just less to go wrong and need fixing.
FYI, the suspected origin is South America, not on board the ship. Cruise ships do seem to be perfect environments for further spreading disease, though.
This particular strain (Andes) is capable of human to human transmission.
"The quickest way to become a millionaire is to start out a billionaire and buy an airline." - Richard Branson
I don't think ownership by the people is going to solve this problem.
If I'm not mistaken this part of the trail is also pretty steep, more so than it looks in the picture. The views are amazing when the weather is clearer.
As the other responder pointed out, this is not a simple issue (also at some point we switched from Slovenia to Czechia). There are at least two ways the east/central/west distinction applies. The first is geographical - every point that claims to be the middle of Europe is in or to the east of Czechia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geographical_midpoint_of_Europe), so geographically it's pretty clearly not eastern (which again, the original Wikipedia link also says - pretty sure they're not all Nazis).
Politically it's a more complex thing. A common American interpretation is "part of the Soviet bloc". By that definition, yes, eastern Europe. But, there's also a not uncommon perception that this means it's a not well off country that is behind because of communism (see the movie Eurotrip for an example in pop culture). People who are in those countries would like to not have this association, so "central" is a way to avoid the Cold War era east/west split.
Universally by whom? Have you asked the Czechs? Wikipedia has it in central Europe: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Czech_Republic
Power plant and bridge days sound like it's infrastructure week again.
....it's both a noun and a verb.
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/goad
Do you have to provide it explicitly, or is the algorithm inferring it from all of your habits (which you "provide" in the form of clicks and views)?
My objection is to using the phrase "20k' above Mt. Everest" when that's an altitude above sea level.
This makes no sense. That puts the starting height at 29029+20945=~50k feet. The Guinness record for highest helicopter flight is 40,820'.
This article says 20945 was the starting height. Saying this is "over" Mt. Everest is rather misleading.
You should try dehydrating your boiling water so it's quicker when you need it, instead of having to wait for it to defrost.