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Many GCM calculations actually use line-by-line calculations … many, though, don’t repeat the line-by-lines again … they parameterize them to ease computational difficulty.

30. "Tomb Raider: Cradle of Life" (2003)The follow-up to a pretty OK first movie that felt rushed, "Cradle" basically just tried to copy the first movie but with a lower budget. That’s a very video game approach to take, but not a good result.

The most-watched video in YouTube history, directed by Carlos Perez, is an unabashed celebration of all things Latin, from the opening guitars and the vistas of Puerto Rico to the brightly painted homes of La Perla with their religious icons and chickens on the porch. And finally, there’s the dancing. Clichéd? Maybe, but totally real, and so expertly realized, we couldn’t help but watch. Ultimately, 5.3 billion viewers can’t be wrong. – L.C.

Uniforms are replicated anyway (at least according to DSC’s first season). So they probably just mailed them the file.

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.

There have a been a lot of bad video game movies — and a handful of gems. Where does the giant monster disaster movie “Rampage” land?

Lean 2018: ”IPCC’s finding that the globe would warm in the range 2–4 °C by the end of the 21st century unless greenhouse gas emissions were reduced significantly was based on simulations made by physical climate models, …”

It’s 1997. Distorted guitars rule the world. In an ageing Chinese restaurant, a father and his punk-rock son struggle with their familial roles as they realize they each desperately need something from one other. (World Premiere)

As you can see from slide 19, Hecla reserve price assumptions of 1,450 per silver ounce and 1,200 per bold ounce are some of the lowest commodity prices used in the industry, and have been for many years. On slide 20, you can see that over the past 11 years, we have consistently replaced or grown silver reserves from 130 to 191 million ounces, in addition to the 142 million ounces of cumulative production over that time. This means we have actually added a total of 200 million silver ounces in the past 11 years, with no contributions from acquisitions.

Yeah, Trevor, so, last year, and I think I announced this per ton, but last year, our reserves were 11.8, and we’re at 11.5 this year. My expectation is that you’re gonna see that 11.5 to 12 with potential resources converting to reserves. We are exploring upper plate. It’s narrower, but very high grade. The same is true for East ore. And both of those areas are higher up in the mine. And Deep 200 South is, overall, more precious metal rich, so that you will see, with a couple of these areas, higher-grade precious metals than the reserve grade and slightly lower base metals, but that’s gonna fluctuate. Overall, I don’t see huge changes in the grade, the reserve grade overall.

I do not understand why the one man ships had to launch in a “sort-of” rollercoaster. It made no sense. They could have just launched from the floor of the shuttlebay. While wonderfully visual, it was unnecessary and wouldn’t have been a good use of starship resources.

Pat McGinley, a WVU environmental law professor who has represented citizens in cases against the coal and gas industries for decades, said West Virginians have heard these kinds of arguments — that damage to communities is the inevitable cost of natural resource industry jobs — many times over the years. The same points were made by coal producers.