The payload capacity is more based on volume/dimensions and not strictly weight.

Saw it both in flight and on the ground in Toulouse and it was oddly majestic.

That's the right term.

The A380 on final has that quality too.

I too saw one in Toulouse, very good way to describe it.

And in Ontario public service, raises are capped to 1% yearly including benefits.

You wonder how many electrocutions are put down as 'cardiac arrest'. I mean yes, but not exactly natural.

Heat stroke and dehydration also leads to cardiac arrest.

Possibly when you were looking for the serial number?

The guy went digging for the serial number after the event.

And how many more years did they give people on the Google SOC?

I'll say this, the Ikea stuff my parents had incorporated a hell of a lot more solid wood than I see today.

I seriously hope you have automation to pull these in! Thanks!

I'm reasonably sure VLF and ELF are very much in use but it seems as though ELF was abandoned by the US Navy. The Navy does continue to use VLF though.

https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/25728/chinas-new-york-...

http://www.nukeresister.org/static/nr135/135elfcloses.html