I agree that this is a little bit of a visual reboot, but that’s what happens in a prequel when real-life special effects technology advances 30 years.
Many people can’t spend more than a few minutes moving inside a VR headset without starting to feel sick. Amazingly, though, To The Top combines a fast, fluid locomotion system with intuitive tricks to not only enable you to move in VR but also run, jump, glide and climb across massive obstacle courses. By using motion controllers to essentially gallop through levels, Electric Hat has created one of the most liberating games in VR, in which negotiating your way through virtual jungle gyms feels hugely rewarding.
Dougal Wilson directed this single-shot video in which Natasha Khan takes a late-night bike ride with some of her best pals, a foreboding brood of hoodie-wearing guys in creepy animal masks, a la Donnie Darko’s Frank. According to a 2009 interview, Khan wanted the director to model the video after films like E.T., The Goonies, The Karate Kid, and even the aforementioned Gyllenhaal cult classic, movies that she dubbed “hoodie movies,” because they featured boys wearing hoodies and riding bikes, “a symbolic reference to breaking out of their suburban trappings and going on this journey of self-discovery." Wilson nails the sentiment, only this journey comes with more sick bike tricks. – C.W.
Wentz and Crowder Farms in 2011 When Crowder and Wentz bought their property in the 1970s, they knew they would only have surface rights, but gas wells then were far smaller and less intrusive, just a few pipes in the ground attached to a tank.
What does a plucky guitar riff plus Adam Levine’s smooth tones plus a Cardi B verse equal? An obvious Hot 100 chart topper and delightful fixture on 2018 pop radio. After recent attempts at a crossover smash with Kendrick Lamar ("Don’t Want a Know") and Future ("Cold") found mixed results, Maroon 5 found an equation with a rapper that totally worked. Yes, it’s a tamer Cardi B than we’re used to from the Invasion of Privacy star, but her addition elevates "Girls" from standard Maroon 5 issue to a jam that girls (and guys) of all likes can get behind. – DENISE WARNER
Temperatures finally dropped, from the high 50s to mid-40s, as I rose into low clouds and my first taste of rain through the Atigun Pass. The pass is severe and majestic—jagged mountains tower over the road. It’s twisty but gentle enough for truck after truck, towing everything from massive lengths of drill bit to a mobile Halliburton command center. Down out of the pass and I was on to the North Slope, moving the same direction as the snowmelt. From the side of the road, the melt coming from the mountains is audible. Steep cliffs dump staggering amounts of water, flowing through the nooks and crags of the hills and into drainage ditches, through culverts, and into the rivers. It mixed with the wind, enveloping me in the sound of serenity, and told me to be quiet.
Reboot is a loaded term, but in many ways “Brother” was exactly that for Star Trek: Discovery. This soft reboot isn’t in terms of canon or hopping from the Prime Timeline, but in giving the show a fresh start. It is clear that the powers that be took a long hard look at the first season and made changes where they felt the show was coming up short and doubled down on areas where it was working. And for the most part, they have succeeded in presenting something that feels different, and quite frankly, better.
The high-grade bornite zone as currently drilled, appears to be the tip of a wedge of mineralisation that could broaden significantly at depth. Drilling will focus on expanding this wedge of mineralisation in the coming months.
True, the medium isn’t overflowing with 100-hour RPGs and lavishly-produced shooters, but there are absolutely more than enough titles out there now to satisfy a wide variety of gamers whether they like online sports, mind-bending puzzles or walking simulators. The fact is that whether you own an Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, PSVR or otherwise, you’ve got plenty to play. But where should you spend your hard-earned cash?
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The Toronto Transit Commission was faced with an intersection that required a pavement repair — but in the process the intersection’s crosswalk was removed. December temperatures and predicted rain and snow created a problem, so the TTC decided they needed to find a way to dry and heat the pavement so it could accept paint. The used the Zirocco, distributed throughout the Americas by Almon Equipment in Toronto. The Zirocco is a surface cleaner and dryer that delivers 3,500 cubic feet of air per minute at temperatures between 660 and 1,020 F at the pavement surface. Working at a drying speed of up to 4 mph, the TTC rented the unit and in less than 10 minutes dried enough of the pavement so the crosswalk could be striped.
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