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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

Cars come done wears valley road Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2019, in Maryville, Tenn., after a snow storm hit the area earlier in the morning. (Joy Kimbrough/The Daily Times via AP)

As with all McLarens, there’s also turbo lag—very little action until the tachometer is almost halfway through its arc. Roll onto the throttle while in a tall gear, and you’re going nowhere. A turbocharged Ferrari 488 feels like it’s running a 7.0-liter big-block V-8 by comparison. But use all the revs, right up to the 8500-rpm limiter, and the 600LT flies.

Nice review. Pike is just fantastic. Anson Mount is absolutely Crushing this part. Loved the Pike, Burnham and Saru roundtable. Great discourse there. Very interesting take on the Prime Directive, nice tension build throughout. I actually enjoyed the space shots of Discovery in this episode too (except the momentary upside down part). “Initiating donut maneuver.” Excellent, subtle humor. And Tilly has a guardian angel? An imaginary friend? A resident ghost? Compelling. What a thoughtful episode. Very impressed, best Star Trek episode I’ve seen in a couple of DECADES. The difference between this season and last so far is night and day. Thank you to Jonathan Frakes for this one, too. This, is an excellent point about using the spore drive – “…but it brings back the problem of finding a way to explain why it was never heard from or used again.” Which again speaks to the prequel problem. The only way I see to rectify it if they’re going to keep on using it is at the end of the series, something happens to Discovery which wipes its existence from the timeline, and from the memories of all our classic characters who encounter her?

That reinterpretation of Clarke’s Third Law is a real life fact. Meaning the show didn’t make that up.

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“Clearly it would tell us more about solar system history if we could get a sample from deeper into the rock to look at the unexposed pristine rock,” explains Martin Elvis at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics.

To add to the possible and probable easter eggs in the episode, I wonder if the death of Lt. Connely is a somewhat obscure reference to the TOS episode “The Man Trap.” Since it was the first episode ever aired, it was the first episode to showcase the three uniform colors used in TOS. The first character to die in that episode wore a blue uniform. Likewise with “Brother” we see the original series colors for the first time on the show and the first character to die also wore blue.

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With a nod to the upcoming thaw, bundled pedestrians pass the SSM Health physical therapy offices on Locust Street as temperatures hovered in the single digits on Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2019. Frigid conditions were forecast to improve on Thursday and temperatures were expected to reach 60 this weekend. (Robert Cohen/St. Louis Post-Dispatch via AP)

But I can’t say enough about the characters which are really starting to gel and feel more like a family. We’re learning so much about the bridge crew now and actually see some personality. I didn’t really like Detmer last season, but now I’m coming around to her. The fact I actually remember her name now is another big plus lol. I never had a big issue with Burnham as others have but I am enjoying her a little more as well. Her and Pike work well together. And yes I can’t say enough about Pike. This guy has become a huge fan favorite in little time. Mount is just amazing in this role. I really want him to stay on the ship now…but yeah.