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Picard in “Homeward” was the real outlier, which is something the online TNG reviewers note in their reviews.

Oh the old “stand on its own” argument. It is standing on its own, but even if its not, a good show is a good show, so is it good or not? That’s the only question you need to ask.

The tollbooth barrier rose smartly, like an F1 pit-stop lollipop. We played along and gave the right pedal the obligatory piano-dropped-from-a-rooftop treatment. The 600LT, in return, gave us our first taste of its two main advantages over a plain 570S: more punch and less paunch. McLaren engineers cut weight out of everything from the wiring harness (7.3 pounds) to those top-exit exhausts (27.8 pounds). Masochists can forgo air-conditioning and music or maps at no cost. Other diet supplements, like seats lifted from the Senna (54.2 pounds), cost extra. When the car (and by extension, your wallet) is in its lightest configuration, it weighs some 230 pounds less than a 570S.

The board’s decision came despite growing concern about accidents after the Mariana dam collapse. In public hearings, activists in Brumadinho would try to convince residents that tourism, not mining, was the city’s path forward.

Those unlucky landowners should have to agree to have large centralized pads on their land, and they should be fairly compensated, with a share of the gas profits like gas owners get through royalties, according to the West Virginia Surface Owners’ Rights Organization, which lobbies for landowners.

The residents say Antero should compensate them for unbearable traffic, “constant dust” that hangs in the air and settles on homes and vehicles, disruptive heavy-equipment noise and bright lights that shine into their homes day and night.

The lava flow in state forest reserve lands is heading toward MacKenzie State Recreation Area and is less than a mile from Highway 137, Hawaii Civil Defense said this afternoon.

In the 1980s and ’90s, most volcanologists envisioned magma chambers as giant balloons filled with liquid rock, said Eichelberger. Several types of above-ground measurements seemed to point to such a balloon swelling close to the surface at Long Valley. Seismic waves from small earthquakes went still when they reached the valley, suggesting they had been dampened by something soft. Inside the valley, things weighed slightly less than they ought to, a gravitational anomaly indicating that what lay beneath was less dense than solid rock. Most striking of all, the ground itself was blistering upward, as if inflated by magma.The Sandia team set to work with a drill rig named Big Bertha, expecting to reach the margins of the magma chamber at around 13,000 to 16,000 feet. As Bertha neared those depths, they expected temperatures to rise. But from about 8,000 to 10,000 feet, the temperature held steady at around 220 degrees Fahrenheit — remarkably cool for that depth in the basin-and-range region of the United States.

The color on the Blade 15′s matte, 15.6-inch display is just as striking as its chassis. However, I wish the 1920 x 1080 panel was a tad brighter. When I watched the trailer for the upcoming Shaft movie, I was captivated by the trio of maroon dusters blowing heroically in the wind as three generations of the titular character walked across a plaza. Details were so crisp that I could clearly read see the word Shaft stamped across a speeding 9mm bullet, as well as the stippling from the gun of the battle.

A look into the anxiety a teenage high school girl feels towards the possibility of a school shooting. (World Premiere)

It doesn’t matter, its still Star Trek. Unless he’s living on some rural colony somewhere tech is still going to play a part of the show. DS9 wasn’t really technology focused either set on an old Cardassian mining station and not a sleek science vessel but it was still a big part of the show and even presented new things like the holo tech communication.

The authors argue that global warming ‘is transforming where and how we live and presents growing challenges to human health and quality of life, the economy, and the natural systems that support us.’ And they conclude that humans must act aggressively to adapt to current impacts and mitigate future catastrophes ‘to avoid substantial damages to the U.S. economy, environment, and human health and well-being over the coming decades.’”