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Ahead of Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao’s first congressional testimony since the Ethiopian Airlines crash, the department announced a new committee that will review the FAA’s certification of the Boeing 737 Max

And in a lot of these cases its about trying to fix something that wasn’t broken in the first place. I think they learned change just for change sake doesn’t always work if there is really no underlining reason to do it…other then just to say you’re different.

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.

I guess they remembered Kirk married a couple, in the ship’s chapel…attended a Christmas party and mentioned to Apollo, they found the one God, suite sufficient. Not to mention Kang’s remark to Kirk, We have no Devil Kirk, but we understand the habits of yours.” Religion, just as it is now, may not be practiced by everybody, but it’s clearly present in the 23rd century.

Yeah, I also felt “She’s not real” from the first time Mae opened her mouth; I think we were supposed to realize that. Though maybe not quite so early.

But the same reason most loved this is why I didn’t: the TOS vibe. It boasted a tired story, the “Long Lost Earth Society” mixed with another overused trope of “Luddite Colonists in Distress.” It didn’t explore the colony enough to make it interesting in its own right, and the part that WAS interesting (Jacob) got mere minutes on screen. Would have liked to see more about the division between the luddites and those like Jacob who were looking for the truth. More of the disagreement in philosophy between Burnham and Pike on what to do. Additionally, given that Jacob knew about space travel, couldn’t they have offered to take him away, as Georgiou did Saru? Overall, the story felt rushed.

Parquet Courts have a fever, and the only cure is more timbales! If punk and disco had a baby and fed it a steady diet of Adderall, it would sound like “Wide Awake,” the New York rockers’ joyous, unflagging homage to the late ‘70s and early ’80s. With its funky bassline, Dollar Store guitar licks and hyper-caffeinated Latin percussion, it’s a song that could inspire sharp-elbowed crazy dancing even in the staunchest of wallflowers. No cocaine required. – F.D.

Bayr 2018: ”The weakening of the zonal winds in Niño4 in response to warmer SSTs during El Niño is caused by more convection in Niño4, which in turn increases the cloud cover and reduces the SW flux there …” Bayr, Tobias, et al. 2018 “Mean-State Dependence of ENSO atmospheric feedbacks and ENSO dynamics in climate models.” EGU General Assembly Conference Abstracts

And your comment is highly offensive to those who do believe. Then again fortunately I believe everyone is entitled to an opinion and can be tolerant.

Dean’s time with the red H.E.L.P.eR. provides him with a look at someone whose history keeps them literally locked in stagnation. The Venture family has had a blue H.E.L.P.eR. robot that only beeps, R2-D2-like, since the beginning of the series, and only now do we learn that Jonas Venture created a whole commercial line of the robots. The red H.E.L.P.eR. reveals those robots were destroyed in a wave of consumer hysteria (“The Great Recalling,” he calls it), but he was rescued by Ben. When Dean tries to help the robot get out into the world, the H.E.L.P.eR. immediately succumbs to his fear of other humans and heads home. He’d rather stay forever in the tiny world of Ben’s house than break free of his history, or take a risk on something else.

And the ugly. – Deus-ex-machina squidshuttles we never heard of before, and will never hear of again. They are designed for gravitation anomalies and they’re made out of material that shatters like glass, because common sense. – Burnhamsplaination of Pike. Like seriously, are they really going out of their way to make her more unlikeable than the first season? (Not as if that was humanly possible.) Smug, annoying know-it-all with expertise in every imaginable field, who knows every important character in the lore, um, what does it only remind me of? Oh, I know… ADULT FEMALE WESLEY. The only way to make it more obvious is to give her Wil Wheaton’s beard. – The entire character of Connoly. As if it wasn’t bad enough he was a (dare I say it) token white, they also made him act like an ass and then immediately killed him off; I thought this was supposed to be a Star Trek, not an 80s teen slasher movie? – Orville’s elevator scene felt out of place in Discovery. Hopefully, they’re not gonna try to pilfer more scenes from the competition.