Other projects followed, including the 2015 flight of a scale model for another design concept: a 10 propeller, tilting wing plane called Greased Lightning.Mark Moore [Photo: sean Captain]By then, Moore was thinking about moving on.I did these different technology demonstrators, I knew this technology was ready to be commercialized, Moore says.In August 2015, he called Jeff Holden, Uber chief product officer, to pitch the electric air taxi concept. He soon had a meeting with Holden, Uber CEO Travis Kalanick, and two other VPs. Moore brought along NASA colleague Ken Goodrich, an expert in flight control systems.Their three hour presentation focused on conceptual planes that perform vertical take offs and landings, known as VTOL.

Moreover, cardiovascular drugs, anti diabetics, anti asthmatics, and analgesics were responsible for more than 80% of the admissions related to an ADE. Similar drug classes were also associated with ADEs as recounted by the pharmacists. Moreover they claimed to have communicated with patients about ADEs: on the ADE experienced by a patient, proper use of medicine, importance of adherence, alternate medicines and other appropriate measurements.

“But it not surprising that Biden bent the travel rules for himself, because he been president for less that three weeks and already he had more scandals than we can keep track of although, my friends, we are going to try in our brand new segment: Biden, The Worst President in History That We Can Remember. Noah covered White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki Space Force brouhaha, Biden comments about honorable FBI agents, Hunter Biden memoir deal, and the three scandals Biden chalked up even before becoming president. “That right, Joe Biden stole 10 minutes of Donald Trump presidency, or as Fox News calls it, Tenghazi,” Noah deadpanned.

Tbh, stick with types of wine ppl know. I found that at big parties guests tend to avoid obscure bottles from Italy or France, or unfamiliar varieties from even California. Zinfandel, Pinot Noir, Malbec are safe bets. Rep. Robert Spendlove speaks during an interivew in the Utah State Capital Salt Lake City. Tuesday, Nov.

He proposes a liquor license for 7 days per week with hours from 5am to 4am with 50% of sales coming from food and 50% coming from alcohol with alcohol. Liquor could be served only when legally allowed, ending at bar time of 2am. Neighbors are invited to attend the virtual meeting via Zoom at the link below.

Lukashenko, Europe longest serving leader who was previously the director of a collective farm in Soviet Belarus, is presiding over a people assembly beginning Thursday to unveil political reforms he promised last year to calm the protests.The gathering of nearly 3,000 delegates in the capital Minsk comes six months into a resolute crackdown on critics sparked by the 66 year old Lukashenko claim to a sixth term in elections last August.The erratic leader was seen as clinging to power as he unleashed a brutal put down of the wave of unprecedented and spontaneous protests, which were seen as the most significant challenge to his 27 year rule.His government has hand picked the nearly 3,000 loyal delegates invited to the All Belarusian People Assembly, a hold over from the Soviet era, which has no legislative power or opposition representation.He has not given any indication what the reforms could be and instead made clear he intends to retain power, rebuffing calls from Western leaders and the opposition whose leaders have been exiled or jailed.”I will not suddenly give up the presidency,” Lukashenko said recently. “I have nothing other than Belarus. I cling to it and I hold on to it”.Lukashenko almost instinctively reverted last year to the use of brute force to crush the protests, in a response that left at least four dead, thousands detained and hundreds reporting torture in prison.The tactics were similar to how he put down the last large demonstrations against his rule, in 2010, when his unrepentant use of force reinforced his reputation as the overseer of “the last dictatorship in Europe”.He has said that Belarus could not possibly have a woman leader because she “would collapse, poor thing.”Amnesty International has accused Lukashenko government of “misogyny” and targeting female activists with discriminatory tactics.Lukashenko latest election declaration said that he is still legally married but few can recall ever seeing the wife he wed in 1975.He concluded a 2012 argument over rights with Germany openly gay former foreign minister Guido Westerwelle by saying: “Better to be a dictator than gay.”This machismo is accompanied by folksiness that appealed to voters used to the stiff octogenarians that dominated Soviet political life around the time of the superpower collapse in 1991.Lukashenko likes being filmed driving tractors or picking watermelons and potatoes.