In March 1966, Richmond Safety Department supervisor B.W. Carver examined a parking meter downtown. The city was starting a monthlong campaign against meter feeding, which officials said was hurting business. According to an accompanying story, about 15 percent of downtown parking spaces near government offices were occupied all day by meter feeders – and the figure was 28 percent in the financial district. Officials said that on average, $22 in gross retail sales was lost for every 75 minutes a car remained parked at a meter.
It’s more directly spelled out in David Mack’s Discovery tie-in book Desperate Hours (which was written in coordination with the writers of Discovery, so not technically canon, but close) where he says the Constitution class ships got a new uniform first.
The most “Star Trek” episode to date – and everything the season opener was not. While that latter was “like a movie”, it was like an Abramstrek movie, full of flashy set pieces with a story built around them, garish attempts at humour, a severely out of character Pike and everyone just acting emotional for the sake of it.
The “bomb spike” put lots and lots of ¹â´C into the atmosphere. According you your Huffington post logic, the pumped-up ¹â´C levels should still be present! However, they aren’t. Observational data shows that ¹â´C has returned to (near) normal levels, and the time it took to return to (near) normal levels, calculates out to about five to fifteen years that any one, individual COâ molecule, stays in the atmosphere. BTW, the rest of the ¹â´C was incorporated into the ocean and land plants, each of which, on average also emitted a non-radiocarbon isotope.
Agreed, but that’s where they could have improved the writing. Maybe seed some of that story in the previous episode, follow it up here for one scene, and pay it off in the next episode. Or keep Tilly on the bridge and incorporate the hallucination into the B-story– perhaps the hallucination isn’t a deceased friend, but Saru himself, and the reveal at the end is that Saru was incapacitated in sickbay during the crisis.
By the time she crawled out of your mom’s Volvo roof box to deliver her first rah-rah-rahs, Lady Gaga had already hosted a poolside orgy, transformed the subway into her debaucherous lair, and sought poisonous revenge on Alexander Skarsgård for throwing her off the edge of a castle. Her ideas were big; her budgets were catching up. But the video for “Bad Romance,” the lead single from 2009’s The Fame Monster, went beyond the kind of spectacle that rising superstars like her had the resources to pull off. It offered a glimpse into an entire cinematic world that thrilled and disturbed in equal measure, expanding the possibilities of what a music video could achieve — and challenging other stars to step their game up at the same time.
A group of Harrison County residents is challenging a lower court ruling that threw out their nuisance lawsuit against Antero’s operations in the Cherry Camp area, to the east of Doddridge County.
Yeah, same here. You’re estimating 2019 capital expenditures at $150 million and 2019 exploration expenditures at $25 million. Would you break those down by property?
“BoJack Horseman,” Netflix’s hysterical animated social satire, didn’t do so great in its first season, but made vast improvements when it came back. Now considered one of Netflix’s best, you can stream all three "BoJack" seasons right now while we wait to hear when Season 4 will be released.
That’s what happened to Beth Crowder and David Wentz. In 1975, Crowder and Wentz bought a 300-acre farm on Brush Run, in Doddridge County, just south of Wetzel. Crowder is an artist and Wentz a woodworker. They were part of the “back to the land” movement of the time, when young people moved to the hills of West Virginia to live off the land and be left alone.
I do not understand why the one man ships had to launch in a “sort-of” rollercoaster. It made no sense. They could have just launched from the floor of the shuttlebay. While wonderfully visual, it was unnecessary and wouldn’t have been a good use of starship resources.
When four city-bred schoolboys embark on a traditional Duke of Edinburgh Award camping trip that takes them deep into the Scottish Highlands, they find themselves chased by a deranged masked couple with aims of culling this teenaged “wildlife”. Cast: Eddie Izzard, Kate Dickie, James Cosmo, Kevin Guthrie, Jonathan Aris, Alice Lowe, Samuel Bottomley, Viraj Juneja, Rian Gordon, Lewis Gribben (World Premiere)
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