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“The existing bridge has unique historical significance, so DOT&PF has chosen to turn it into a wayside attraction. It’s historic and beautiful, and is the only cantilevered cable-stayed bridge in Alaska, and possibly in the Northwest.”

Agreed! I didn’t mind the scene but it did feel a lot like the space jump scene, even with the cocky crew man getting his early on.

Iowa snow sculptor Hugh McCarron works on a block of snow as his eye lashes and eye brows freeze over in Lake Geneva, Wis., Thursday, Jan. 31, 2019. He’s participating in the U.S. National Snow Sculpting Championship. Each team gets a cylinder of snow 8 feet across and 9 feet high, to carve with saws, axes, files, scaffolding, shovels and other homemade implements. The entries will be judged Saturday on creativity, technique and message. Competitors choose the winner. (AP Photo/Carrie Antlfinger)

Nit Picker… I did not say it has happened yet… Get some professional help to try and cure your serious reading comprehension disability… Never mind, that won’t help you stupidity.

It is true that the Hansen 2008 paper was a real science paper. But, the Huff Po blog quoted only a small sentence fragment. That sentence fragment brought no ‘science’ with it.

In the 1980s and ’90s, most volcanologists envisioned magma chambers as giant balloons filled with liquid rock, said Eichelberger. Several types of above-ground measurements seemed to point to such a balloon swelling close to the surface at Long Valley. Seismic waves from small earthquakes went still when they reached the valley, suggesting they had been dampened by something soft. Inside the valley, things weighed slightly less than they ought to, a gravitational anomaly indicating that what lay beneath was less dense than solid rock. Most striking of all, the ground itself was blistering upward, as if inflated by magma.The Sandia team set to work with a drill rig named Big Bertha, expecting to reach the margins of the magma chamber at around 13,000 to 16,000 feet. As Bertha neared those depths, they expected temperatures to rise. But from about 8,000 to 10,000 feet, the temperature held steady at around 220 degrees Fahrenheit — remarkably cool for that depth in the basin-and-range region of the United States.

Earlier in that paper, Lean 2018 did mention that it was statistical inferences with climate models, judged against observations of Earf parameters like temperature, OHC, etc. Note that the “observations” are not about greenhouse gas interactions, but temperature.

Here’s what I like about Razer: As I keep getting older, they keep getting prettier, and stronger and faster. The company’s latest offering, the Blade 15, is available in a stunning white chassis that’s sure to draw every eye in the room. But as pretty as the exterior is, you’d be remiss to ignore the interior. Powered by an Intel Core i7 processor and one of Nvidia’s new RTX GPUs, the Blade 15 is power personified. It even earned its spot on our Best VR-Ready Laptops page. However, a rather dim display keeps the Blade 15 from rising higher in the ranks.

Researchers can map out some large structures by measuring how seismic waves and electromagnetic currents travel through the ground. But by the time you get about 1 kilometer down, said Malin, the resolution is too fuzzy to make out anything smaller than a football field.

So, I guess what I’m also wondering is, you talked about, certainly on the slide and in the presentation, looking to move some high-grade material forward in the mine plan, and it feels like you’ve been just kind of a little ahead of reserve grade recently. Are you looking to kind of still kind of maintain that, or are you looking for a pretty significant bump in the grade you’re moving forward? And I guess my question really is trying to get at are you gonna kind of be above the reserve grade in aggregate there for a few years, and then kind of to what degree, such that I kind of understand to what degree it might — sorry, it might dip below reserve grade going forward?

The gunfire wasn’t as loud as I would have liked as I did a run-and-gun to an enemy airfield, and the explosions didn’t have the oomph that I expected. Still, once the mission got going and the violins gradually increased in volume, I was fully immersed in the game, fighting to complete my mission.