This happens in Cardiff quite often, also in the direction of the stadium. It seems to be caused by grow lights on the pitch which encourages the grass to grow faster.
If it is Spurs this could also be the case: https://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/news/2018/october/world-first-design-for-pitch-grow-lights-at-new-stadium/
If there are long branching paths, I often use screenshots and then compare.
What I do is mark in the top right with the colours (mainly just green, red and orange but you do have more colours by holding down). Then I will screenshot each combination of branch and normally there will be something the same or to rule out.
Another tip is you can get more colours by holding down the bottom right corner, so each suspect can have two different colours.
There was a lot of great rugby being played by SA. All overshadowed by that incident.
Also the fact he was trying to shrug off the warning for the scuffle and almost looked like he was blaming Mann is pretty horrible.
So the loophole will be to add tiny internal combustion engines to electric cars to get half price. I wonder whether I could start a specialist conversion business...
Unfortunately this list is proprietary.
But how will the automotive industry cope? They need these subsidies to fuel their profits!
What I don't understand is what the Pis are doing at the moment to get hot as they say that they don't have any clients to do any work yet? So presumably they must be doing aimless processing to get hot at the moment.
You would've thought that it could be made more efficient by centralising these into hubs and piping the waste heat in the community as an array of Raspberry Pis doesn't sound great.
What would happen if they run out of things to process or, the inverse, have too much demand for processing and no demand for heat in the summer?
It looks like they also installed a solar and battery array too so some of the electricity will be coming from there. I can imagine it will be getting more expensive getting into winter with the short days though.
This is mannycalavera. They're deadly serious.
You are probably partly correct and it is being exasperated by the media. But you also don't often see public spats between the two major leaders of the party. The only other instance I could think of is Farage and Lowe, but I can't really say they are a serious party.
Only just watched the highlights, but it looked like Italy had a solid discipline advantage over Aus. Great to see when they are normally the ones playing fast but giving away the penalties. Fun squad to watch.
Very characterful game, and quite fun too. I do worry about the replayability of it being a daily though.