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On December 3, six alleged terrorists were shot dead by police near Bougui, around 10 km (6 miles) from Fada N’Gourma. Two of the people killed had been arrested earlier and were in handcuffs in a police vehicle.

No it absolutely should not look anything like the tech on TOS. They were designed by people in the 1960s who were not futurists, and had a dot matrix printer on the bridge.

In Chinese New Year holidays, finding the coin inside the dumplings means having a blessed year ahead. A young woman loses a jar on her journey to a new country, which contains the lucky coins she has been collecting growing up. Her new life begins with a search to find the coin. (World Premiere)

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EVEN IF this work absolutely shows an increase in DLR due to CO₂ (and, it might), there is still the same gap, between an increase in DLR and planetary warming. As pointed out in Ramanathan & Collins 1991, just because you have all the things you like, increased DLR, water-vapour-amplification, and (localized) heating … it doesn’t (in the the case studied by them) cause planetary warming.

Of course there are media outlets who are focusing entirely upon mitigation rather than adaption. I don’t think it’s entirely accurate or fair to attribute it to “liberal groupspeak”. I believe the reasons for this are multiple, but all go back to the simple fact that there are MANY who still deny that anthropogenic climate change even exists. I think some journalists see it as one battle at a time. This doesn’t excuse it… the media certainly is inundated with bias and agenda, both conscious and unconscious, but it does highlight the massive problem with this particular subject, as well as many others… journalists feel they have to be careful with what they cover, or it could be twisted. Imagine the headline “CNN says that adaptation to climate change is more important than stopping it”. There are many who would use this very article, citing certain carefully chosen quotes, to support that very argument. Of COURSE they are worried about whether or not their coverage could be used by climate change deniers, because it most CERTAINLY will be in today’s current political climate. The report highlights both the need to reduce emissions and to adapt to the changes, but there are those who would use adaptation as a political message intended to negate the need for mitigation. The coverage I’ve seen has mainly been focused on the long term costs and economic impact of climate change, which I see as an attempt to address climate change deniers, who are primarily motivated by financial consideration. It’s frustrating, because the adaptations are arguably more important in the immediate short term than mitigation efforts, but NOTHING will be done until we can convince those who have the power and means to do something about it that there is actually something to do something about.

Reading this is just too hard to handle. Either this Trek has Jumped the Shark, or the author had a nice pinchet for overstating… Oh forget it, it’s Jumped the Shark.

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Some fans also just need to come to the realization that Star Trek just may not be for them anymore, and that’s OK. Plenty of franchises i’ve loved have moved into territory I wasn’t a fan of. I’ve been disappointed, sometimes a little saddened and upset, but never angry and bitter. These things happen. Not everything in life can be exactly the way we want it, nor the way it has always been.

The new wider screen format director Alex Kurtzman chose, which is the new normal for the show, certainly makes Discovery more cinematic.  Many moments from “Brother” felt like they could have been taken right out of J.J. Abrams’ 2009 Star Trek feature, co-written by Kurtzman. This was helped along with the top-notch production design for the episode. A lot of effort has been taken to up the Star Trek-ness of Star Trek: Discovery, even down to the sound design of the “walla,” to the more colorful space suits.

Yeah, but if I look at your cash flow statement, it looks like you’ve only gained modified $15 million. So, there’s a lot of — there’s some screwy numbers going on, and just, maybe we can take this offline, because you reported $156 million of EBITDA for the first nine months, $28 million in the fourth quarter, and somehow, that’s supposed add up to $211 million. Happy to take this offline.