Posted in: Autonomous robot prevents growth of weeds by stepping on them See in context
An employee would cost much, much more annually than this robot, which is a one time cost and most likely minimal maintenance costs. Sheep could easily damage electrical lines and the panels. And no need for pesticides.
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Posted in: The biggest hits and misses in Hollywood's 2018 See in context
“A Quiet Place” sequel is one I welcome as I felt it ended a bit short of where I wanted it go. Most of the sequels these days are worthless.
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Posted in: Japanese space probe launches new robot onto asteroid See in context
Starpunk,
The US media is too focused on Trump to report any news anymore, much less international news. That’s why I have to go to places like this to get my US and international news now, along with European news sites.
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Posted in: Accuser of Trump's Supreme Court nominee to testify on Thursday; new allegation from 2nd woman See in context
@CrazyJoe
You need to check your news source. Apparently whatever source you have is quite biased. What the senator actually said was “Unless there's something more, no I'm not going to ruin Judge Kavanaugh's life over this.”
Sounds to me that yes, he is sceptical, but is open to hearing and Ford’s testimony. Remember, innocent until PROVEN guilty. Sounds like you’ve made up your mind prior to any testimony, which shows your clear bias.
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Posted in: Will a 'Saturday Night Live' makeover boost the Emmys? See in context
I’ve tired of watching these millionaire actors slapping each other on the back while spouting their political beliefs. No more for me!
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Posted in: U.S. Senator John McCain dead at 81 See in context
Sad to hear of his passing. He was one of the few centrists left of either party.
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Posted in: Soldier's nephew in Japan receives second WWII souvenir flag See in context
It was a kind gesture, repeated, to return both flags to the family.
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Posted in: Japan, U.S. to meet again on trade in Sept See in context
They need to find something other than cars to talk about. Even most Americans don’t want American cars!
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Posted in: Japan to buy advanced U.S. radar for missile defense system See in context
@ Yuri Otani
Your answer is zero. President Trump hasn’t broken any treaties. The Iran deal was never an official treaty because President Obama never had it ratified by congress, which is why Trump could just wipe the deal out with a stroke of a pen. TPP was never completed either, which meant Trump could just decide not to be a signatory. He’s renegotiating the NAFTA treaty, but still abiding by the current treaty.
So to reiterate the point, Trump has honored all treaties while not agreeing to new ones and attempting to renegotiate others. That’s what a leader does, lead. Whether you or I agree with him or not he’s leading. It was disappointing to see our last president make such weak, easily undone agreements.
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Posted in: 2 years on, Brexit vote has taken a toll on UK economy See in context
Seems the largest problem with Brexit is May’s foot dragging, leaving everything uncertain for the future of the U.K. Businesses don’t know what to expect and are rightly hesitant to make new investments until there is some sort of clear vision of the future. Get on with it Ms May or step asside and let someone with the will and vision to do it move past this period of uncertainty and stagnation!
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Posted in: Woman suspected of killing brother and making it look like suicide See in context
Charcoal eh? I wonder if she was a fan of Erased. She clearly isn’t very intelligent though.
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Posted in: Trump rebukes Japan over nontariff barriers against American cars See in context
Why would anyone in Japan WANT to buy an American car?? I'm an American and I never buy American cars. They are horrible. I have always owned Japanese cars because they are reasonably priced for what you get. They are reliable and are driver-centric. American cars are big beasts with everything looking tacked on. Japanese cars last for decades, American cars last for a few years. Not only that, but most Japanese car makers are now making cars in America that are more American by content that supposed American cars. I've ben telling people for years, buy American, that means a Japanese car!
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Posted in: Asian shares advance after a quiet day on Wall Sttreet, despite tough talk on tariffs
Posted in: Asian shares advance after a quiet day on Wall Sttreet, despite tough talk on tariffs
Posted in: With China and U.S. at intense economic odds, nations are being forced to choose sides
Posted in: Asian shares advance after a quiet day on Wall Sttreet, despite tough talk on tariffs