The judge indicated that it is difficult to prove that directors wasted corporate assets.
And if his director wastes too much time on unnecessary preamble — for one thing, these leading men seem a bit long in the tooth for snapping pictures of their genitals and generally behaving like moronic frat boys — he doesn't hang about, once things get gnarly.
"There are no radiation problems before 1999 that we know of," said Josephine Jahier, Huntington's director of waste management.
What is difficult to understand is why two such intelligent directors have wasted their talents on three hours of blood and thunder.
SAFE is the Sanitation Department's acronym for solvents, automotive, flammable and electronics, and David Hirschler, the department's deputy director of waste prevention, said that people brought in 291,000 pounds of the materials.
Richard Kirkman, the technical director at waste specialist Veolia UK and Ireland, says cups are recyclable, even from residents' recycling bins, "however, we can only take a limited amount", owing to the difficulty of separating the parts of the compound.
In Westchester, the heavy rains inundated the sewer system with so much water that five pumping stations, three in Larchmont, one in Mamaroneck and one in New Rochelle, simply could not handle the extra load over the weekend,, said Adam Zabinski, the county's director of waste water treatment.
"Cutlery, giant cuddly toys, cans, bricks, mobile phones, tricycles - it's surprising what we find in our sewer network," said Steve Wilson, director of waste water services.
Steve Wilson, Welsh Water's director of waste water operations, said great progress had been made in improving water quality and the work would continue for several years.
In collaboration with Moses Mensah, a Chemical Engineering professor at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, and Ashley Murray founder and director of Waste Enterprisers, the team will build a biorefinery to recover energy from fecal matter, turning it into a useful resource instead of something to be inconveniently discarded.
