Dilute it with seawater, I mean. Even it's not safe to discharge concentrated brine with, say, 10x the normal salt concentration, maybe seawater with 1.1x the usual concentration (or whatever it is) would be okay.
In some me places it is hard to discharge even 1.1x brine. In the future it might be necessary to concentrate it all the way to solid salt crystals and then truck them away.
> You get extra credit points if you're active in visiting other universities and giving talks on the annual job circuit. You tend to do well if you advisors are well-connected. You have to sprinkle a bit of fad-ish topics into your research if even if it's a stretch to do so.
Sounds a bit like any job:
* Cross train in other departments
* Demonstrate your functionality/team’s functionality to other groups through talks, white papers, ‘internal consulting
* You do well when your boss does well, make your boss look good
Instead of buzzwords and trends, more accurate to say:
"Communicate all your ideas using narrative form. Embed your ideas in motifs, illustrate them with visual icons. Explain their worth by using existing context."
The reason buzzwords and zeitgeist terminology works is because they're a shorthand to understanding a topic, and a linker to existing context.
It's important to consciously understand how that works though.
I travel on United probably 6 flights a month on average. Overall I think it’s a pretty good app but like anything I use routinely, I could easily come up with a list of 10 complaints, from a UX perspective.
My biggest is the UI only considers one half of a RT “trip” a trip.
