In business when the market changes considerable you try to stay with your core but cater to the new paying customer. And cutting costs. -refits will sink, so if this is just about a slight decrease in profits it is not a good idea. But if the Hotel really is not filling rooms, then this is a way to do do, and house paying customers.
Grading is tricky. Ideally it would be pass fail based on some reasonable level of demonstration of mastery for skills and knowledge by some date certain. But many parents and students just want task completion. Which is meaningless. Why should someone get a better grade just because they copied all the worksheets. Ultimately the pressure to get a certain promotion and graduation rate forces a compromise
There is a social and baby sitting component to in person school that will make it attractive to parents for a long time. In the US I do think we will see sports organizing set in schools in the high grades that re more rigorous than average. What I would not expect to see is school becoming nicer. School is a rite of passage. A geek and misfit just needs to be willing to do the work to get into the right one. Not blame others.
We see this with drug, cars, etc, the primary causes of death for the teen. Most of either abstain or survive. Social media, like cars and drugs, are not seen as a primary method to integrate adult, but the the others tends to be a skill useful to learn, how not to die or receive significant harm.
But as it is not a skill old people had to learn or manage, it is only seen as harmful. There is no calculation. If you are a teen in the US that dies and donâ(TM)t shoot yourself or get shot, you likely died in a car accident. Yet we drive cars.
But we have increased productivity and pay which is why we do employ children so much. And we are at a point where people are acquiring real skills and are demanding money. So for semi skilled work we know want children, but it is dangerous for them
Right now employers are using threats, like they used the Pinkerton 100 years ago. At some point money will have to be negotiated for jobs that require in person presence.
In the new congress, we will investigate the allegations the Trump keeps a harem, with Melanie as the head bych, all continuously impregnated by his sons. This so he will have stem cells to keep him young.
And in the not too distant future we will learn McConnel has been using Turtle DNA to become a turtle and stay young.
But yes, this will at least be partially funded from ads. These ads appeared to be mostly supported by destinations and entertainment but the can be intrusive if it is hard to turn off. Like if the controls are on the armrest.
Then there is the cost wipe them cleaner than clean. That appears to be closer to $100 than the 10 to shred it? Can you sell a hard drive for a $100?
Then there is reliability. A hard drive that is left in rack and has been shown no sign of unusual wear for five years is likely not going to have any big issues crop up suddenly. A old hard drive that is removed, manhandled, wiped, shipped, sold, and reinstalled, I would not trust for an hour.
Electronics and machine are another factor. That heat needs to be removed. If you are in a dry climate, those can be placed outside.
But this article is about water. And what we have seen is conflict over how water is used. In Arizona more water is used to raise alfalfa grass, which is not really that thirst at about 75 gallons of water per pound. Almonds drink about 350 per pound. But alfalfa is the used to feed livestock who finish meat uses about 2000 gallons per pound.
Water is a limited resource and in the west it is one river that has to be shared
Flying west I see the oil jacks pumping 24 hours a day. After flying over New Mexico, I see crop circles being irritated by giant sprinklers that waste half the water, growing food for cows. I wonder which is worst.
Somebody ought to cross ball point pens with coat hangers so that the pens will multiply instead of disappear.