Word: transportion
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...Another wireless challenge is in the home. Although households, especially in the U.S. and Asia, are increasingly popular places for wireless networks, wi-fi has difficulty handling large video files. That's because its speed is not always fast enough to transport movies without glitches; you may have noticed the problem when trying to beam Bridget Jones's Diary from the computer in your living room to your TV in the corner. Several companies are working to develop another wireless technology called UWB (ultra wide band) that provides 10 times the bandwidth of wi-fi. Although UWB signals...
...With near record crude prices and Iraq in turmoil, Russia's vast untapped wealth of oil and gas has never looked more attractive. To be sure, there are production challenges: many of the reserves are located in remote locations deep in Siberia or above the Arctic Circle, and transport depends on clunky Soviet-era railways and pipelines whose leaks are frequently decried by Greenpeace and other environmental activists. Nonetheless, the Western oil companies are eager to export Russia's oil reserves, which are conservatively estimated at 70 billion bbl.--more than double those...
...used veto, to overrule opposition from the upper House of Lords. The ban applies to England and Wales. Fresh Questions EUROPEAN UNION Just as the European Parliament finally approved Commission President José Manuel Barroso's recast team, a new embarrassment emerged: Frenchman Jacques Barrot, the new Commissioner for Transport, was found guilty in 2000 of "abuse of confidence" in connection with a party funding scandal. Barrot was pardoned by French President Jacques Chirac and his conviction was expunged. Another Roundup SPAIN Police arrested 19 suspected members of the Basque terrorist group ETA in raids in the north...
Massachusetts state law stipulates that a person or a vehicle cannot transport more than one gallon of pure alcohol by volume, which is slightly more than one keg of beer...
Let’s review the facts. Harvard University must and will observe all relevant laws, ordinances and regulations concerning transport of alcohol, underage drinking, and serving alcohol to those who are already inebriated. The Boston and Cambridge Police Departments expect the Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) to assist them in enforcing all drinking laws, ordinances and regulations. The ban on kegs is in place for all home games (not just Yale) and applies to everyone attending, not just students. The amounts of alcoholic beverages that individuals are allowed to transport legally are the same for everyone, students...