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A woman watches the sun rise at the harbor in Port Washington, Wis. on Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2019, as a deadly arctic deep freeze enveloped the Midwest with record-breaking temperatures. (AP Photo/Jeffrey Phelps)

Yeah, there’s really no change in the percentage of surface and underground planned any time soon. We’ll have a number of years of the underground based on the current reserve, and we’re adding to reserves periodically. So, those will not change. It’s still roughly 50-50, and the grade of the underground’s about twice the grade of the open pit — maybe a little more, not much. The new stuff that we’ve added from the West Mine is a bit higher-grade than the surface average. So, all in all, our expectation is to sort of maintain the cost structure that you see as we develop both the underground and the surface.

A period of heavy rain preceded the snow, which can wash away any road pre-treatments. As temperatures dropped, concerns grew that the roadways could become slick and treacherous surfaces.

“Joe Menosky and I wrote ‘In Theory’, the Data romance, and we had to come up with some stupid subspace anomaly that the Enterprise had to be battling at the same time. It was annoying storytelling, but that was built in to the structure of the show. While you were downstairs with Data, you always kind of wondered what the ship was doing”

Luckily, that also made this one of the most exciting years for singles on the charts and in our own personal playlists in recent memory — one in which the biggest hits were also some of the most challenging and rewarding, and in which the more conventional pop songs that did break through on a massive scale felt fresher than they have in a long time. And of course, below the surface, plenty of fringier artists were creating lesser-heard jams that called back to the since-forgotten past — or predicted an even more fascinating future.

So it is said, but there is no observational evidence linking the planet’s warming with the CO₂ emissions of Mannkind. NONE.

"Weapon of Choice" predicted the viral video as well as any other clip released in the pre-YouTube era, down to the fact that a lot of the people who remember the video probably couldn’t name who its song was by: Undoubtedly, at least half of the clip’s Internet traffic comes from "Christopher Walken hotel dancing" searches. "Choice" was a good song but a sensational video, one that brings the aforementioned four-word concept to such improbable three-dimensional life that it remains compulsively watchable even after the 57th time you’re seeing the guy who played Max Shreck doing the hands-in-pockets shimmy. The key? Those beginning and closing shots of a silent, still Walken seated in deep contemplation, with only the whirring sounds of hotel maintenance showing signs of life around him, as existentially haunting as anything Beckett ever staged. – A.U.

Thanks, Phil, and good morning, everyone. Turning to slide six, we reported a net loss applicable to common shareholders of $27 million, or $0.06 per share, with almost all the loss occurring during the last quarter; and an adjusted net loss of $0.11 per share. Adjusted EBITDA was $212 million versus $232 million in 2017. Gold cash costs and all-in sustaining cash costs, both after by-product credits, came in at $871.00 and $1,226.00 per ounce respectively; while silver cash costs and all-in sustaining cash costs after by-product credits were $1.08 and $11.44 per ounce. We’re happy with our costs at our operating units, other than Nevada operations, which we reported higher costs, while we worked through what we believe are transitional issues.

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"These shot blast machines were designed to accommodate a wide range of part sizes. Maximizing production volumes is achieved with its flow through monorail system and features to minimize maintenance related downtime." –Todd Breault, VP of Surface Treatment

But last winter the Toronto Transit Commission and Crossroads Construction found a single solution for two separate jobs.

In October 1968, customers took advantage of later hours at the Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control store at 402 E. Broad St. in Richmond. That location, along with several others in the city, extended evening hours at the request of City Council. The ABC board was to study hour-by-hour sales figures to determine any benefit of later hours.