^ I don’t know about 10k times… and obvious extreme exaggeration, especially since that footprint decreases as it creates its small amounts of energy… but I’ve not been fond of wind either. I’m surprised the C-Kennel guys picked up on it.
Does the wind plow at peak usage or has some genius invented a battery/capacitor that will store large amounts of electricity? I think that was the reason FDR abandoned his tidal power plans at Campobello.
Nabuquduriuzhur, don’t forget transportation costs to get the parts to the sites as well. These things, by the hundreds, are also screwing up the NEXRAD Doppler wind velocity readings, as they are a moving stationary object. The algorithm hasn’t been written that can subtract this motion from the environmental flow. This gives off really erroneous returns that screw up the precipitation algorithms as well as the velocity products (wind directions/speeds)
how much maintenence is involved, there’s not a crew on site like there’d be at a plant. The crews have to travel, from mill to mill then farm to farm.
GROG Premium Member about 13 years ago
You must be flying through the corridor between Amarillo & Pampa. It seems as though it there’s always a strong wind in that panhandle area.
And yes there are plenty of those things lining the highway there.
Destiny23 about 13 years ago
No, it’s not safe to fly with your eyes closed any more…
COWBOY7 about 13 years ago
No tweeting while flying either!
DjGuardian about 13 years ago
^ I don’t know about 10k times… and obvious extreme exaggeration, especially since that footprint decreases as it creates its small amounts of energy… but I’ve not been fond of wind either. I’m surprised the C-Kennel guys picked up on it.
lewisbower about 13 years ago
Does the wind plow at peak usage or has some genius invented a battery/capacitor that will store large amounts of electricity? I think that was the reason FDR abandoned his tidal power plans at Campobello.
lobkiller about 13 years ago
Nabuquduriuzhur, don’t forget transportation costs to get the parts to the sites as well. These things, by the hundreds, are also screwing up the NEXRAD Doppler wind velocity readings, as they are a moving stationary object. The algorithm hasn’t been written that can subtract this motion from the environmental flow. This gives off really erroneous returns that screw up the precipitation algorithms as well as the velocity products (wind directions/speeds)
lobkiller about 13 years ago
how much maintenence is involved, there’s not a crew on site like there’d be at a plant. The crews have to travel, from mill to mill then farm to farm.
pearlandpeach about 13 years ago
miss this cartoon….. wish Go Comics would update
Kiba65 about 13 years ago
Gone!!!
Odie's best friend about 2 years ago
HOOOOLY GOD!