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The defendants arrested in the Operation Varsity Blues investigation were arraigned in Boston’s federal court Monday
AND this proves for all the people who DID complain about first season (like me) that we weren’t just completely crazy lol. For many the show DID lack something and it just wasn’t quite there. It doesn’t mean it wasn’t good for the people who truly enjoyed the first season but even the producers knew it wasn’t hitting for a lot of fans out there. I have complained about the many problems I had with the show and crazy enough this one episode tackled nearly every complaint I had with it (that they could actually tackle). It shows they are listening and want fans to enjoy it. And more importantly it proves most of us DO in fact want to enjoy it.
By Ken Ward Jr., The Charleston Gazette-Mail, Al Shaw and Mayeta Clark, ProPublica, December 20, 2018
As far as I remember they didn’t show where the pods emerged from Discovery but given the length of the tunnel ride it would almost have to be the front. So they have them parked below the shuttle bay on the back but launch from the front? It would be interesting to know if the VFX team actually built those tubes into their ship model. Unfortunately, it’s far from the first time something like that has happened on Trek, and it hasn’t limited to Abrams Trek, either. For example, there’s the infamous turbolift shaft scene in TFF, and if I remember correctly the final fight between Riker and the viceroy in NEM was supposed to take place on the lowest deck of the Ent-E but ended with the viceroy falling down a deep shaft.
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Feldman’s work could be easily reproduced in a laboratory, based solely upon the atmospheric measurements of Methane … ESRL data would probably work.
A young girl with blooming awareness, Nina, interacts with her crass neighbor who explains the tangled world of intimacy and love. Drawing on her own experiences, Nina understands more than she thought.
The next leg felt, as the kids might say, more real. As a road, the Dalton was still marvelous, but the terrain started to show signs of true nothingness. Fewer rolling hills and more goliath shards of rock sticking up like compound fractures in the greenery. A sign put a finer point on it: 240 miles with no resources. Hardly any signs of modern life at all, it turned out. Even the thin forests of conifers look like they struggle for life. I was reminded of POW images from a history textbook—the trees look like emaciated prisoners, with a special resolve in their pose, scraggly but strong. Just before carving through the looming, snow-sheathed Brooks Range I passed the “Farthest North Spruce.” No explanation needed.
In a paper detailing early experiments, the team – including Genrokuro Matsunaga, a 70-year-old swordsmith and Takeo Watanabe at Kanagawa Institute of Technology – explain how they have made several rock corers with various metallic compositions. Four contain tamahagane, the traditional metal made from iron sand and charcoal that is used in Japanese swords. “To achieve the sharpness and plasticity demand of the corer tip, we borrowed the techniques of traditional Japanese sword-smithing in fabricating the corer samples,” the authors write. (You can view stunning images of this process in our gallery: The amazing craft of samurai swords.)
The starting point for the 600LT was the 570S, McLaren’s entry-level model (not counting the decontented 540C, which doesn’t come to the United States). The 570 is not only the most attainable McLaren, but is also pitched as more suited to daily use than the wild 720S and Senna. The 600LT, in both price ($242,500) and output (592 hp) would seem to slot neatly between the 570S and 720S. In fact, we’re getting something quite different from either. Something more focused than even the 720S. A baby McLaren, infused with hypercar sensation, that might turn out to be a mini Senna.
Mr. Coelho started working there alongside his father, Olavo Coelho, when he was 19, but was at home after a night shift on the day the dam broke. He knew his father would be having lunch at the cafeteria and rushed to his car. When he got there, all he found was mud.
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