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All eyes on the price...
I think a lot of people knew it was coming especially with the code that was found on the mytesla page that referenced supercharger credits. Hopefully the price won't be ridiculous. I'd be okay with $10-12/100kW
This might fit here.
http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/dak...id=sm_fb_msnbc
I bet those protesters I making a huge "I told you so" sign.Pipeline Spills 176,000 Gallons of Oil Into Creek 150 Miles From Dakota Access Protests
Tesla introduced idle charging fees today. People who leave their car plugged in at superchargers while the battery is full will incur a $0.40/min charge. This is to combat people who just leave their car parked at superchargers.
Dude, if you're leaving yourself plugged in while you're watching a movie then get fucked paying 40cents/min.
No shit, if you leave your car plugged in and topped up with charge you should pay money.
That's first world shit right there. It'd be different if you paid to charge your car, but this is just paying to keep it plugged in while it's already charged.
A good question to ask: Why have chargers at movie theaters that take less time to charge than the length of the movie? Why else would you be parking there?
Chargers take a long time (in comparison to refueling). That's why they put them in shopping centers so that there are places to spend your time while you wait.
I totally get WHY they are charging people who leave their cars on chargers but maybe they also shouldn't be putting their chargers in these locations.
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No valet service to move your car to a parking spot after your time is up?
It's not like you can't get a reasonable estimate for when the car will be full when you start charging, and an "almost full" warning as well as a "charging complete" warning on your phone, and a 5 minute grace period after it's full (and are only charged if the charging station is packed or close to it). If you're simply shopping somewhere, plan to come out and move your car using these ample indicators.
Gas explosion in west Columbus Ohio
live feed:
https://www.periscope.tv/w/1mnxeWZvD...hannel=news-us
http://nbc4i.com/2016/12/21/firefigh...west-columbus/
COLUMBUS (WCMH) — Firefighters are responding to a second-alarm gas in the 2800 block of West Broad Street in west Columbus.
Officials on scene say Columbus-based Team Fishel was doing underground boreing in the parking lot area by the Domino’s Pizza and struck a gas line.
The ovens in the Domino’s ignited the gas. Everyone evacuated the Domino’s building when they smelled the gas.
Model S P100D with Ludicrous mode is the first car ever tested by Motor Trend to go 0-60 in under 2.3 seconds (2.275)
http://www.motortrend.com/cars/tesla...948#sf54783948
http://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-...ed_buffer_tw_m
Calling for a bank that reflects the city’s values, the Seattle City Council voted 9-0 on Tuesday to eventually cut banking ties with Wells Fargo because of its role as a lender to the Dakota Access Pipeline project.
The vote came after impassioned pleas from pipeline opponents.
“We are taking a bold policy step today that is what this movement wants to see and asks to see,” Councilmember Lorena Gonzalez said.
Some council members declared their vote as a move to strike a blow against not only Wells Fargo, but “the billionaire class.”
“Take our government back from the billionaires, back from [President] Trump and from the oil companies,” Councilmember Kshama Sawant said.
The bill directs Mayor Ed Murray to inform Wells Fargo the city will not be renewing its financial-services contract when it expires at the end of 2018 and will refrain from new cash investments in Wells Fargo securities for at least three years.
Tesla Freemont factory is halting production for a week starting Feb 20th to install equipment for pilot production for the Model 3. We should hear more about it on the 22nd during the 4th quarter earnings call.
http://www.mprnews.org/story/2017/03...standards-2025
EPA is expected to reduce the required average of 54.5 miles per gallon by 2025 that was issued during the Obama administration. Trump wants "set standards that are technologically feasible, economically feasible and allow the auto industry to grow and create jobs." The original 2025 requirement was set as part of the Auto Makers Bailout.
Republicans are such a bunch of stupid cucks, lol.
They love America, but invited an aggressive jerk to fuck her.
No they fucking don't. Not a single one of them. They would strip every national park, drain every fucking lake, kill every fucking animal if their cooperate overlords told them to. What fucking boggles my mind is that by large fishers, hunters, outdoors type are mostly republicans. Does not fucking compute.
If you say you're the party of small government enough, people will believe you. Especially when the only other alternative is in favor of government expansion to help the people.