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Tottenham Hotspur Stadium - Licence To Stand

I dont know if youre a naturally paranoid sort of character generally, but in the case of the stadium you seem to be actively looking for negatives and conspiracy.

Why are you so quick to believe its all a scam, Levy is engaging in skullduggery and shenanigans?

Instead of, you know, we were ambitious, we really tried, and it didnt work out?

The plan was that it would be usable, not finished. And for a while it looked close. The wiring issue, completely unforseen, and completely understandable as to how long it takes to rectify, seems entirely plausible to me. Ive seen nothing personally to make me question things.

This!!!!!
 
This sounds so very plausible, sadly.

In your opinion, do you think:

- Levy has been having to pay fines to the NFL for not being able to fulfill the fixtures planned for October?
- If yes to the above, do you think these fines coupled with likely overspends with then opening delays have impacted spending on transfers (and hence zero players brought in during the summer)?

I would not know to be honest, but we would have lost some nice revenue from the delays which is as horrible as a fine.
 
The build is a bit boring now, though, isn't it? Massive great rakers being hoisted in, and vast piles of earth being shifted from place to place for no discernable reason, that was fun. Levy's twisty Bond villain escape tunnel of doom being fitted, the erection of the chicken, those were big moments. But the slow completion of the veil and the paving isn't too gripping.
 
The build is a bit boring now, though, isn't it? Massive great rakers being hoisted in, and vast piles of earth being shifted from place to place for no discernable reason, that was fun. Levy's twisty Bond villain escape tunnel of doom being fitted, the erection of the chicken, those were big moments. But the slow completion of the veil and the paving isn't too gripping.

I would imagine that they will knock the Museum down in the next few days, they are struggling to find things to delay the build so levy can cash in with the delay
 
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What is Liquid CO2 and What Can It Be Useful For?
Liquid carbon dioxide is carbon dioxide gas that is highly compressed and cooled to a liquid form. Carbon dioxide exists as a liquid below the critical temperature of 31C and above the triple point with a temperature of-56.6 C and 4.18 bar.

Generally, CO2 gas is transported, stored and handled in liquid form, either in cylinders or non-insulated storage tanks at a pressure of 45-65 bar or refrigerated tanks at temperatures between -35 C and -15 C and pressures of 12 to 25 bar. Demand for liquid CO2 in various industries has grown tremendously. This is a reflection of the diverse applications of this gas.

Liquid CO2
Liquid carbon dioxide is widely used in the entertainment industry to achieve special effects. With liquid co2, many special effects are easier and economical to achieve. Without it, it would require expensive pyro technique equipment to produce these effects:

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Food preservation

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Cooling agent: Liquid co2 is used as an important cryogenic cooling agent. It is used directly as a food preserve and in cooling applications where it maintains the food at constant at temperature. Liquid carbon dioxide is also used during the transportation of ice cream. It is preferred because of its high volumetric cooling capacity.

Softening drinks: Compressed carbon dioxide gas is largely used in the production of soft drinks. Carbonation of drinks first happened by natural fermentation, but today bottled drinks are softened and preserved using pressurized co2. Liquid C02 is also used to remove caffeine from coffee because it is a versatile solvent.

Fire extinguisher

Liquid Carbon dioxide is used as a fire extinguisher because of its anti- flammable properties. The gas works by starving the flames of oxygen, which is the gas that supports burning. Fire extinguishers used to put out electrical fires are specifically filled with liquid carbon dioxide. This is because apart from putting out the fire by eliminating oxygen, the pressurized gas cools the burning surfaces preventing further damage.

Oil recovery

In oil recovery, the liquid is pumped into oil wells where it becomes miscible with the oil. It reduces the viscous nature of oil and causes it to flow easily to the point of removal.

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