“Everyone always talks about New York and California, but I think Texas is going to be the place to be,” said Joseph Ash with New York City-based Kassin Sabbagh Realty. “The workforce is moving there, companies are moving there. To me, it’s the best state in the country.”
“Everyone always talks about New York and California, but I think Texas is going to be the place to be,” said Joseph Ash with New York City-based Kassin Sabbagh Realty. “The workforce is moving there, companies are moving there. To me, it’s the best state in the country.”
Climate activists centred their concerns towards poor public transport services in Taranaki. Swiss-born Urs Signer, now living in Parihaka, said he was disappointed with the council not including climate change at the forefront of the plan. Signer supported every diesel bus in the council’s fleet being replaced by electric buses, but couldn’t understand why electric buses cost $680,000 each. “It sounds quite high,” he told councillors through a Zoom broadcast to the council chambers from his coastal Taranaki house. Signer said he was pleased that when he used the bus to get home from New Plymouth on Friday afternoon it was full of passengers - but he wanted extended services to Okato and Urenui.
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they already know how that plane went down technically. but former commercial pilot lynn spencer says cameras trained on pilot s faces could catch certain moments that cockpit voice and flight data recorders might miss. was the pilot choking? is the pilot having a seizure? reporter: the technology is already on the market but one manufacturer told us no airlines have bought their cameras. cameras are already used to monitor key missions like friday s launch to the international space station. they re used to watch some train operators, taxi drivers, and bus drivers, including this one caught looking at his phone, then crashing. cockpit video could even be live streamed back to controllers on the ground in real time. although the expense of installing and streaming thousands of live cameras could be prohibitive. spencer says cockpit cameras could have provided key evidence in some of the most infamous disasters in aviation including 9/11. if we had had cameras in the cockpits on 9