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Joshua Fershee, a West Virginia University law professor who is following the cases, said they could have broad ramifications, but he cautioned that the industry might be taking its legal theories too far.

Tripwire’s Killing Floor franchise makes a successful translation into the VR realm with this heart-pounding shooter that will have you mowing down hordes of terrifying enemies. A narrative campaign can be enjoyed by yourself or with a friend and there’s the usual variety of wave-based modes to round out the package. This one’s best known for its polish though, which simply hits a level that many other VR developers couldn’t hope to achieve.

Plans for a new chimney stack, pipes and ducting to replace a 40-year-old system have been backed by councillors.

Speaking of new relationships, Tilly spends the rest of the episode mostly talking to a new character named May, who helps her work out various problems to help save the day. May is fun and friendly with Tilly, showing an established friendship. There is only one small little problem, that takes Tilly a bit too long to figure out: May has never been a member of the crew. Oh yeah, and she is supposed to be dead. A big clue as to what is probably going on here is when May says “your mind is so much fun,” indicating Tilly has picked up a little passenger, probably when she was playing with that crazy asteroid in the shuttle bay. This could also relate to that little bit of spore that landed on her should in season one. But this possession plotline will have to wait for the next episodes as there is no time to waste.

Do you know how to carry a rational discussion, or do you just parrot talking points over and over again?

These positive metallurgical test results provide more confidence, with drilling underway to expand the resource by targeting shallow gold mineralisation above the current copper and gold resources”.

I don’t think wind and solar can be the core of a modern industrial economy any time soon, if ever. How do you scale up from the current 3% share shown above to replace carbon…as well as hydro and nuclear if greens had their way.

Importantly, they also stayed on the right side of cheesy. Family flashbacks et al. have often made me cringe in past Trek, but they did not feel cheesy in this episode. I particularly want to commend composer Jeff Russo for the subtle and atmospheric music in this episode. Particularly the Angel vision could have been such a cheesy moment drowned out by soppy strings in typical movie score fashion, but instead the subtle and ethereal score succeeded in making it a moment of wonder. Also, the Discovery musical theme worked for me for the first time in the haunting way it was arranged in the final moments of the episode.

So for the ’97 season, McLaren built the most extreme F1 it could muster. This evolution focused on aerodynamics, downforce, and significant weight savings. Somehow, McLaren managed to cleave 220 pounds from the already-light F1 GTR. But the standout feature was its new bodywork, including a deeper front undertray and a giant composite plume sprouting from the rear that extended overall length 25 inches. McLaren made three road cars, carrying the name F1 GT, to legitimize the project. Competition versions became known as Longtails. The plan worked: The stretched F1 won five of 11 rounds in the 1997 FIA GT Championship and finished first and second in the GT1 class at the 24 Hours of Le Mans—just behind the LMP TWR Porsche and 29 laps ahead of its nearest rival.

Wentz and Crowder Farms in 2011 When Crowder and Wentz bought their property in the 1970s, they knew they would only have surface rights, but gas wells then were far smaller and less intrusive, just a few pipes in the ground attached to a tank.

Top 40 was a strange place in 2018 — a place where the year’s longest-running Billboard No. 1 hit had two chords and zero choruses or obvious hooks, and other No. 1s included a three-movement psych-rap odyssey, an Afrobeat-trap protest song and an R&B celebrity Burn Book ballad. The definition of pop music is always changing, but the last 12 months in particular felt like a transition year, a portent of a future where the music mainstream is close to unrecognizable from the perspective of where we were a decade ago. 

One pairing that ironically remains problematic is the actual family dynamic between Michael and Sarek. The trend seen in the latter half of season one continues, with James Frain’s Sarek coming across as far too sentimental.