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If the G D isn't ousted soon, maybe the US senate interest in FRR will just disappear, seeing as we have inept management on one side and corrupt ex management on the other, coupled with a waning popular reliance on hydrocarbons.

They've finally turned the live feed off.

He's got a bit of mr Bean about him...

Mukul obviously doesn't know his screen is still active ...lol Hope he doesn't start pickin his nose or worse.. ;-)

You'd probably enjoy that.... ;-)

Accompanied by the reasons for admitting it, and the actual trial is next week?

Froggy. https://video.ibm.com/channel/sSquTrGTjBg

Anyone's better than the Angry Umpalumpa... ;-)

Dulwich. Binden?????

Thanks Earsbern. I sussed they were jury picking.
The auto mics are pitiful, will tune back in nearer 10 o'clock to see if we're likely to get a hearing tonight. ;-)

Just been on the court live feed.
It is showing a deserted courtroom ( probably adjourned for lunch.)
It shows Christine Weems's name in the bottom left corner, so this may be her court hearing before our zoom hearing.
Maybe we could see if she is going to finish on time?

Well I will wait for more infrastructure.
"The most striking change is in prices.

Just a decade ago, it cost $1,000 per kilowatt hour of battery power, says Madeline Tyson, of the US-based clean energy research group, RMI. Now it is nudging $100 (£71).
That is reckoned to be the point at which they start to become cheaper to buy than equivalent internal combustion vehicles.
But, says Ms Tyson, when you factor in the cost of fuel and servicing - EVs need much less of that - many EVs are already cheaper than the petrol or diesel alternative.
At the same time energy density - how much power you can pack into each battery - continues to rise.
They are lasting longer too.
Last year the world's first battery capable of powering a car for a million miles was unveiled by the Chinese battery maker, CATL.
Companies that run big fleets of cars like Uber and Lyft are leading the switchover, because the savings are greatest for cars with high mileage.
But, says Ms Tyson, as prices continue to tumble, retail customers will follow soon.
How fast will it happen?
The answer is very fast."

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-57253947.amp#click=https://t.co/733RFLiIbH

Jackpack. The judge has other court proceedings and is trying to fit us in afterwards, so could be 10 o'clock if she doesn't overrun .

Thanks Looed. Very revealing.
100mill. That should get some oil +gas out. ;-)

Thanks Looed.

You don't suppose someone has requested the video feed remain off for the rest of the hearing?

Strike through the heart.....

I hope the new files are the coup de coeur.

And off again for 40mins. :-((

We're on.