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Me too! By the official timeline he’s got another 5 or 6 years in command of the Enterprise so there’s loads of adventures to tell there.

Interesting, I’ve read a little about the the potential seasonal bias of ocean and other samples and how they could not reconcile outputs with physical models.

Planning committee chairman Suzanne Paddison said: "There’s nothing I would like to approve more than this.

The Yellowknife dump, and its massive, unrestricted salvage area, has long played a central role in this remote Canadian city’s civic and social life. Can a colorful group of thrifty locals save it from city bureaucrats determined to close it down? (World Premiere)

The sheer size of the journey set in slowly for me. As the miles rolled past, the visible land and sky seemed to grow. Crossing the Yukon River is the first major landmark heading north on the Haul Road. The bridge is huge in a modern way, nearly half a mile long and 15 or 20 stories above the water, topped with a ripped-up wooden deck that’s replaced every decade or so. The river is broad, and almost 2,000 miles long. Cruising over it on what feels like the deck of a 200-year-old ship turned out to be a good characterization of how epic and ancient Alaska feels in person.

There’s a lot of Serious Sam content out there, so we’re cheating on this one. For starters, Serious Sam VR: The Last Hope remains one of VR’s best wave shooters, bringing a lot of the madness from the series’ past to life with some of the biggest and best weapons to fire in VR. Then there’s the original trilogy of games that’s all been ported into headsets, offering yet more hectic action that will drown you in monster guts. There’s more than enough explosive action here to satisfy any FPS fan.

I did like some things about it, and I’m keeping an open mind, but it felt like a combination of Star Wars and Mission Impossible for much of its runtime.

At best Feldman (maybe) shows an increase in a narrow sliver (or slivers) of the infrared band. However, on a wider bandwidth, the total watts per square metre (same territory, same equipment, with some overlapping years) shows a decrease … Dong, Xi & Minnis, under “All Sky” conditions, showed a decrease, as did Gero & Turner 2011.

With “New Eden” returning to the more standard 43-minute runtime, there simply isn’t enough time being given to allow for the kind of world-building you would expect for an exploration episode of Star Trek. This could by some be considered a shortcoming, however, it simply is part of the nature of this show. Discovery is designed for the binge era and the ongoing arcs take precedence over making each episode feel like a total and complete standalone story. The USS Discovery has places to go and angels to see, which means a bit of speed dating with the planet of the week.

But for many, even though we understand it’s origins, Christmas has nothing to do with religion any more. Just look at what Halloween evolved into.

The episode wraps up by coming full circle as the USS Discovery rendezvous with the USS Enterprise, now under tow. Pike reveals that Spock has taken leave, seeking answers to an unknown question. Even though she has been estranged from her foster brother for years, Burnham still feels a “need” to take a pilgrimage to his empty quarters on the USS Enterprise. Among the Vulcan low-level mood lighting and minimalist Vulcan decor that would impress Marie Kondo, Burnham finds a message and Ethan Peck’s first “appearance” on the series.