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Ana Matronic, Jake Shears, and the rest of the crew served up a brilliant DIY instructional dance video for their unlikely viral hit, which became their third No. 1 hit on the U.S. Dance Club Songs chart in 2012. The smartly staged and creatively choreographed one-take clip is as unpolished, campy, and full of energy as the Scissors themselves. – PATRICK CROWLEY

The record production is primarily due to throughput, as shown on slide 14. The mill operated at an average of 3,515 tons per day in the fourth quarter 2018, and 3,769 tons per day for the year. Casa milled 825 tons per day more than 2016, and almost 2,000 tons a day greater than when the mine was acquired. In 2018, open pit feed accounted for 46% of the mill feed. We have run the mill at over 4,000 tons per day on a spot basis. We continue to study increasing throughput even further.

In July 1967, a new pool opened in South Richmond. The Blackwell pool, at 15th and Maury streets, received a formal opening with a ribbon cutting ceremony led by Mayor Morrill M. Crowe.

Lana Del Rey’s voice has always had a bewitching effect, but on “Mariners Apartment Complex,” the pop siren actively wants to lull her subject into a contented state: “You lose your way, just take my hand/ You’re lost at sea, then I’ll command your boat to me again,” she asserts. For a song about placing unconditional faith in another, Del Rey entrusted alt-pop favorite Jack Antonoff, who arranges a luscious tapestry of guitar strums and piano melodies to complement the spell she casts, resulting in one of the most fully developed singles of her career. – JASON LIPSHUTZ

But even getting surface or near-surface samples is difficult because of a basic property of asteroids: they’re small and don’t have much of a gravitational pull. Every time a rover or collecting device connects with or pushes down against an asteroid, it can easily bounce back off it again.

13. "Lara Croft: Tomb Raider" (2001)Thus far, this is the mainstream ideal for what a video game movie could be: a fun, light action flick that operates as a real movie. It’s perfectly enjoyable.

This wonderful little experiment of a game pays tribute to more 80’s media than you might think. Though it initially appears to be a nostalgic trip back to the days of the NES, a more sinister undertone soon makes itself known, creating a creepy, memorable experience. Stress Level Zero littered this game with love, from the throwbacks to classic games, films and TV shows to the huge amount of easter eggs and alternate endings that will have you rooting back through the story as soon as you finish it.

Barr (Mayeta Clark/ProPublica) A few years ago, Barr came home to find that a natural gas company had moved in next door. The company had started to build a well pad on the adjacent land and even put some of its equipment on his property by mistake. Then came the drilling and fracking, and the bright work lights pointed toward his house.

Very true. That sort of thing kind of grinds my gears. That said, anything that can bring around some of the critics to give the show a more open look is fine by me.

Poor Cherry Picker It’s not my claim or claims Feldman et al measured the downwelling IR (as well as some others with less sophistication) Satellites still monitor and take the spectra of the outgoing longwave infrared The Nimbus measure and report the spectra of that outgoing radiation – again, noting the characteristics of several greenhouse gases So simple, accomplished facts Again, word salads and wishful fantasies don’t change the physics, chemistry, or the data

Eichelberger’s former graduate student Vicki McConnell led the later stages of the Long Valley project, and she remembers how the researchers’ hopes sank."It just stayed one temperature. And it was cold," said McConnell, who is now executive director of the Boulder, Colorado-based Geological Society of America. "It was just a gradual deflation as we came to realize that there’s no reason to keep at this."