Check that link I posted above for the electric snowmobile. The company is also developing an electric jet ski. If it’s anything like the snowmobile, it will be a blast to ride.
You guys need to get one of these. The company had their American roll out yesterday in Stowe and I got to hop on one. It was a blast
https://www.taigamotors.com/products/nomad
Remember those guys a few years ago who liked skiing the trees up at Jay so much that they cut their own line down to 242? I think they were fined something like $17,000 for unauthorized cutting on state land.
@ORH_wxmanis the RBOB, crack spread expert around here. He has always had some good input regarding oil prices. There was an interesting price split when I went to fill up today. Most stations seemed to be in the $4.24 range but there are a couple of full service/garages that are closed on Sundays but you can still get gas using their pay at the pump. Those places were $3.99. I imagine they'll be upping the prices as soon as they open tomorrow morning.
Yes, he goes to Bolton a lot. It’s located between Waterbury and Burlington. It has the only night skiing of note in the state. Lots of school programs go to Bolton.
The fire is in a training building. Not that you want a fire or military engagements of any type at a nuclear facility but there has been no increase in background radiation.
https://www.reuters.com/markets/europe/top-wrap-1-europes-largest-nuclear-power-plant-fire-after-russian-attack-mayor-2022-03-04/
Because Putin is a terrorist. We can argue about NATO/EU encroachment on Russia’s bubble but you can’t argue about the tactics. Unfortunately, the longer the Ukrainians hold out, the more likely he is to go full Chechnya on them.
I read an article today about the Ukrainian defense industry. Apparently they are pretty advanced and have been supplying the Chinese with weapons for quite a while.
Edit: here is a link
https://mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSKCN2L00VI
If I was building a house, I would trade square footage for spray foam, the hydronic in floor heating, a propane powered whole house generator and other efficiency upgrades.
That's the best part of WFH. I will say though, I took a new position in an entirely different department and there are some days that I feel like I'm struggling to really learn the new stuff. Phin mentioned it above, it can be difficult for newbies.