Amidst the discussions about grid-level energy storage solutions, it is often easy to forget that energy storage can be done on the level of a single house or building as well. The advantages here are that no grid management is needed, with the storage (electrical, thermal, etc.) absorbing the energy as it becomes available, and…
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David de Gea is not a new problem for Manchester United. Of course, his backers – and that appears to include many people at the club – will always point to his shot-stopping ability, which has clearly been a strength over the course of his career in England. We can’t forget that legendary performance against…
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Angelina Jolie is many things. She’s an Academy Award-winning actress, taking home the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress in 200 for her role in Girl, Interrupted. She’s a celebrated director, getting behind the camera for films like Unbroken, First They Killed My Fatherand In The Land of Blood and Honey. She’s an activist, working with…
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Liverpool and Crystal Palace shared the spoils at Anfield on Monday in the second round of the Premier League campaign, with Wilfried Zaha breaking the deadlock against the run of play in the 32nd minute, and Luis Diaz restoring the score balance in the 61st, four minutes after Darwin Nunez saw the red card raised…
Decades of house price growth have caused a “brutal” trickle-down effect in the Australian rental market, leading to an unprecedented crunch. But who’s to blame for the increasingly desperate situation many would-be tenants find themselves in? As even high-income earners struggle to attain the Great Australian Dream of homeownership, they are being forced to rent…
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via Todd Hayen There has always been a hunger for new discoveries and revelations of the truth, but often, in the past, it took great effort to get past the “agenda”—there has always been one. Think of the Daniel Ellsberg exposure of The Pentagon Papers as well as many pieces coming out of Viet Nam…
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View gallery Thanks for Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Black Adam is getting his own movie. The villain/anti-hero’s standalone movie is one of the most highly-anticipated movies of the year. Turns out, Black Adam was originally supposed to go toe-to-toe with Shazam in one movie before The Rock stepped in. More AboutDwayne Johnson Black Adam is…
by Michael What I am about to share with you is incredibly alarming, and so I hope that you will share this article as widely as you can. The Internet has made it possible for us to communicate directly with one another on an absolutely massive scale. For many years it truly served as a…
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The Premier League is officially 30 years old. On Saturday, August 15, 1992, the Premier League’s inaugural season began with a packed schedule of 15:00 kick-offs. Its foundation came as a result of clubs in the old First Division breaking away from the Football League in order to maximise their earning potential, with much of…
As strong debate has followed the July 1 implementation of the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority’s safety rules, executive director Lisa Lazarus notes that, for her, the encouraging story behind that clamor is an acceptance of the initiative overall. Lazarus made that point during a spirited call for unity behind HISA while speaking Aug. 14…
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