University trials using waste supercomputer heat to heat homes
The University of Edinburgh has launched a study to assess if excess heat from its supercomputer could be used to heat thousands of homes.
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The University of Edinburgh has launched a study to assess if excess heat from its supercomputer could be used to heat thousands of homes.
Tomorrow night p. i got to meet all of them in person in north iowa when they were there doing their stumping, and i came away and said, you know what? nikki's the one i'm going to support -- can. dana: what was the main issue for you? >> i think border security is a big issue. i liked what she had to say about it. i don't know how we say our borders are secure with what device owning -- going on down there. and the drug trade and fentanyl. anybody that says that's a secure border needs to have a serious conversation with themselves. bill: and you've run for office a couple of times. >> i have...
♪ >> what i can say about iowans is that the you can ask me who i might vote for today and i might tell you, but when i go to caucus night or into the election booth to vote, that could change. dana: so exciting times here in iowa. it's almost time for the caucus, and we want to bring back our excellent panel because it's very interesting to hook at -- look and see what president trump is dealing with on the legal front. whitedny, i know you are going for -- whitney, i know you are going for desantis, but how do you feel about the legal problems? >> i really hate when the judicial system get...
Authorities believe the woman was either living in or familiar with the Los Angeles, San Bernardino and Riverside county areas.
Santa Barbara area residents are being asked for help in identifying a woman who is believed to be the last unidentified victim of the "Happy Face Killer", Keith Hunter Jesperson.