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“It’s like Grand Central Station in front of my house,” said one of the residents, Deborah Andrews. Another resident, Mary Milkowski, said the dust is so bad her family stopped using their porch.

Meanwhile, CBS News did manage to bring up the subject — but just once and only barely in passing in a ten minute segment about the report.

I like the episode a lot. I though more about the Metrons then the Telosian. Both do like to make test their subjects. Can’t wait to see the Klingons comes into play.

"Transmilitary" director Gabriel Silverman with producer/writer Jamie Coughlin and co-director Fiona Dawson

When two anxious teens sneak away from a Halloween party to share their first kiss, they soon realize someone…or something…may be watching them.

The EV suits or whatever they are called was cool to but yeah it felt waaaaay too advance. Save some of that for the Picard show guys.

You wrote this, > (“Besides, CO2 is a byproduct of a warming earth, not the cause, CO2 always LAGs temperature changes.”)… Oops, that is a AGW denier’s rumor, started by what scientists read from ice core samples in Antarctica.

They’re close (as is all of ‘climate science’) but, fall short. As Dr Richard Alley put it, 2009: Richard Alley, 08:52 ”…if you put it [anthropogenic CO₂] in models, it is sufficient to explain what happened …so far, we can’t find anything else that is… We don’t have, sort of, pound on the table, this [anthropogenic CO₂] is nailed, we’re done on this one, yet …”

Kacey Musgraves has always colored outside the lines of the country music establishment, from her critical portraits of small-town life (“Merry Go ‘Round”) to her you-do-you embrace of the LGBTQ community and recreational drugs (“Follow Your Arrow”). On her third LP, Golden Hour, she’s as vivid with her sounds as she’s been with her lyrics. Here, she gallops out of Nashville and heads straight for the discotheque, giving listeners a glittery, hair-flipping workout that feels as comfortably worn-in as her stripped-down acoustic work. In a year with no shortage of attempts to capture a “Dolly on the dancefloor” vibe, Musgraves rolls through new sonic territory with the ease of a tumbleweed. — N.F.

Please ignore 1785. Maybe that was sarcasm? Regardless, I (and I think most people here) love to hear thoughtful, well-articulated, and respectful dissenting opinions. I’d love to get rid of the trolls and the haters, but that is clearly not you.

Well, conspiracy theorists have an explanation for the breadth of the subterfuge, too. They point to the many other historical instances of government deception — the fact that we know of them because they were at some point exposed or confessed does not seem to trouble them.