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How to use it: Come on, you know how to work a broom! If you haven’t pushed a broom, you’re in the wrong business. Use as a backup to your blower – which may be too loud for the work environment, or inoperable prior to striping.

“The Venture Bros.” has always been about sons reconciling with a failure to live up to their fathers. In Season 7, the show is giving the titular brothers a chance to finally grow into their own lives. For Dean, that means finding some independence, but it also means understanding his father in a way he never quite has before.

Andrea Billings keeps her face covered while walking across Center Street at its intersection with 1st Avenue in subzero temperatures on the way to her car after work Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2019, in downtown Rochester, Minn. (Joe Ahlquist/The Rochester Post-Bulletin via AP)

The awesome thing about this was that it was Kurtzman telling the whiners on the internet to STFU! A white dude wearing the “classic” uniform, complaining the entire time, knowing everything better, ignoring every smart thing Burnham does? This is the “DSC is not Trek” brigade getting a deserved slap. Well played.

One of the most touching lines in the episode. I really want to know what and where the Sarek-Grayson house is in the realworld. What a great location and how well it’s used as a Vulcan house, sufficiently reaching back to “Testeryear” in TAS.

Tractor-trailers leave a natural gas well site in Doddridge County. (Chuck Burkhard/Drone Imageworks for ProPublica and Mayeta Clark/ProPublica)

The authors argue that global warming ‘is transforming where and how we live and presents growing challenges to human health and quality of life, the economy, and the natural systems that support us.’ And they conclude that humans must act aggressively to adapt to current impacts and mitigate future catastrophes ‘to avoid substantial damages to the U.S. economy, environment, and human health and well-being over the coming decades.’”

Farther south, in Doddridge County, Beth Crowder and David Wentz have been fighting a gas company that had come onto their land without their permission.

So for the ’97 season, McLaren built the most extreme F1 it could muster. This evolution focused on aerodynamics, downforce, and significant weight savings. Somehow, McLaren managed to cleave 220 pounds from the already-light F1 GTR. But the standout feature was its new bodywork, including a deeper front undertray and a giant composite plume sprouting from the rear that extended overall length 25 inches. McLaren made three road cars, carrying the name F1 GT, to legitimize the project. Competition versions became known as Longtails. The plan worked: The stretched F1 won five of 11 rounds in the 1997 FIA GT Championship and finished first and second in the GT1 class at the 24 Hours of Le Mans—just behind the LMP TWR Porsche and 29 laps ahead of its nearest rival.

The on-the-planet stuff felt like something from an early-90s, made-in-Canada, cheapo syndicated series, complete with bad acting from Sheila MacCarthy.

So? I have not limited my objection to “models” as only shunning GCMs or the specific model, “MODRAN” … though, I have a dimmer view of the big climate models, and a slightly more favourable view of other models.

Razer’s ultra-low profile island-style keys are a bit of a mystery to me. With a 1.2 millimeter key travel (1.5mm is our minimum) and 68 grams of actuation force (60 g minimum), the keys aren’t clicky, but they’re not mushy, either. They definitely feel better than the keys on my work-issued MacBook Pro. And with that per-key RGB lighting, they look better, too.