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As Jenkins explained on Twitter, even though wind turbines were operating at about two-thirds of their capacity, wind was expected to provide less than 10 percent of the energy needed to power the state’s grid during the peak of a winter storm, while natural gas plants were supposed to provide 66 percent of the power. “Those of you who have heard that frozen wind turbines are to blame for this, think again,” the engineer added. “Texans were counting on natural gas and coal plants to be there when they needed them,” Jenkins observed. “Only 50-60% of that capacity has been able to p...

Former NFL Player and Banking Trailblazer Team Up to Even the Playing Field for Middle Market Investment Opportunities Share Article Robert Mackey “This is not an easy industry, but Robert has what it takes to be successful,” said McColl. “He is both knowledgeable and confident; and that is key in this profession.” CHARLOTTE, N.C. (PRWEB) February 02, 2021 Former NFL player, Robert Mackey, has officially launched Paradise Equity Partners (PEP), a new firm based in Charlotte, NC. The firm, which is financially backed by H...

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How 'Stop the Steal' organizers are still outsmarting Facebook's content moderators Facebook may have banned President Trump, but his followers are still gaming the site to spread election fraud conspiracies and downright dangerous disinformation. Despite Facebook officials' attempts to play down the site's role in organizing last week's Capitol riot, it's clear plenty of Facebook groups and users spread conspiracies and even used the site to fill buses to Washington, D.C. Even after the site started cracking down on the organizers last week, at least 90 "Stop the Steal" groups have remained ...