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Yeah. You mentioned water, there’s water in certain pockets, and we’re looking at a bit more of a mobile dewatering plan so that we’re not managing the water underground. So, yeah, we’ve shown — as Phil alluded, we’ve shown photos of some of the poor conditions and what we’re doing to manage them. We’ve got the right team there. I mentioned the roadheader — it’s actually a very small roadheader that we’re trialing right now. And if it continues to perform as well as it seems to be, we may go all in for a large roadheader, I mean, a really large roadheader, and really jack up the advancement.

Nitpicker… 3 hours ago on another thread which then closed the comments, in a reply to me you wrote this BS, > (An individual CO₂ molecule will only stay in the atmosphere about 5 to 8 years “).

Lean, Judith L. 2018 “Observation‐based detection and attribution of 21st century climate change.” Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Climate Change

Unfortunately this episode brings back the impression I got eg. from the Mudd episode, that the only way this show manages to appear serious is by being dark and gloomy. Whenever it decides not to be dark, it goes straight into the area of silly action and bad science. The best of Star Trek has always been serious and optimistic at the same time. How I wish season 2 went into that classic direction instead.

I’m not picking on the format, as often times it works very well, particularly when they become connected in the climax, but an interesting coincidence to come upon this quote today.

Thank Yeezus. Sure, it wasn’t Ye’s annus mirabilis – musically or culturally – but his tiff with frenemy Drake partly inspired social media’s top tune of the year, “In My Feelings.” Across the board, it has all the ingredients of a Drake smash: half-sung, half-rapped vocals; a well-timed cameo from a newcomer (in this case, the uncredited City Girls); lyrics that authored countless Instagram captions; and dear God, that title. Even cynics who lamented the nod to New Orleans bounce music as just another stamp in Aubrey “culture vulture” Graham’s passport were no doubt sucked into the song’s inescapable summer dance challenge crafted by comedian Shiggy. If you didn’t master it this year, don’t fret: The dance ensured that “Feelings” will be a staple at wedding receptions and family reunions for years to come. – T.A.

The measurements of the downwelling infrared from the greenhouse effect as well as the specific changes in the spectra show that CO2 and other greenhouse gases cause planetary warming, Cherry Picker. Meanwhile, changes in the outgoing radiation are strongly suggestive – see the work by Harries and others.

Supposedly that extra bit is Gene Coon’s doing, but regardless, canonically there was some concept of a Judeo-Christian God in TOS. Not that I’m keen on it. But there ya go.

After these two outstanding episodes I am not quite ready for Georgiou yet. I am only slightly optimistic that we may be moving toward a Spock reveal with Amanda coming up in #3. I’d rather see Amanda and Spock and get some more Pike and Reno before we get back to Phillipa

I love Frain as Sarek, but the way he is written and all the top secret stuff he’s involved with kind of makes me think that he’s next in line to join section 31.

Given the quality of its past coverage, I had high hopes for the Associated Press. But in its story, the AP also failed to mention adaptation.