The Navy withheld the location of the wreck for decades, but the U.S. Geological Survey found its likely resting place while mapping the sea floor
But I know reading past the headline is too much bother.
I read TFA and the author completely misses the issue
The author didn't miss the issue. The issue was whether an employer can get patient data from hospitals all over the country for their employees. The technology is there, that's what HL2 does; I've worked on a few similar systems - it's a hassle but it can be done (although Imaging seems to be a bigger hassle). As the author points out, the real problem is getting that HL7 feed turned on. The NFL has enough money and clout to make it happen.
You bring up the unrelated issue of whether the federal government should be collecting all of that patient data. Congress could pass a law requiring it, but they won't for the reasons you list.
You only see the projects that were completed; there were plenty of others that were never started for various reasons. But even today there are may Megaprojects planned or in work. Granted, many of these are outside the US but not all of them.
That said, your comment is off topic. Sinking an obsolete aircraft carrier after blowing the crap out of it with a couple of atomic bombs hardly qualifies as something that was done "for the betterment of people".
What kind of bizarre phrase is this?
It's jargon - where I live it's normal to use "any more" in place of "today" or "now". If you had paid more attention in your Language Arts classes you would understand.
It's that half-second of overcorrection that doomed it.
Maybe. Or maybe it was coming in at the wrong angle. Or maybe the thrusters had no chance. Or maybe the legs wouldn't have stood up to it even if the thrusters had worked as planned. All we know *for sure* is that it crashed. I'm sure they'll keep working on until the kinks are ironed out though.
Falcon 9 was seconds away from what would have been the first successful landing of a used booster stage on SpaceX’s Autonomous Spaceport Drone Ship
I suppose that's one way to look at it. But actually it was seconds away from exploding in a huge ball of fire.
Today is a good day for information-gathering. Read someone else's mail file.
