Tag: woman
Now A Woman Has Given Birth In A Waymo
While this is a kind of “gee-wiz” story that just catches one’s attention, it does bring up an interesting point or three. Increasing Passenger Safety via Robotaxis First, the news: A lady hailed a Waymo robotaxi to the UCSF (University of California–San Francisco) Medical Center on Monday, and on the … [continued]
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Bruce County man who confined family for years convicted on 13 counts
‘. . .(R)ather than being the loving, inclusive, tolerant father and husband that he attempted to paint himself, he believes he’s smarter than most people.’ — Assistant Crown attorney Meredith Gardiner
Youth struck by school bus while walking, 73-year-old woman charged
A woman is charged after a teenager was struck by a school bus while crossing the street in Aylmer, police say.
Why Simple Fuels Win at Sea: Assessing LNG SOFCs, Hydrogen, Sails, and CCS Against Practical Needs
I was recently asked by someone in the maritime industry whether Bloom Energy’s solid oxide fuel cells could play a real role in maritime propulsion. The question was prompted by the announcement from Ponant, GTT, and Bloom describing a concept cruise vessel for 200 passengers that would combine hard wing … [continued]
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How Outdated Engineering Models Distort Today’s EV & Road Charges Debate
The debate about vehicle weight and road damage shows how quickly a simple idea can gain traction even when the underlying evidence is thin. Commenters often reach for a familiar claim that heavier vehicles must be responsible for increased road wear. The argument sounds reasonable at first glance and it … [continued]
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