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Grass peaks out from beneath a light blanket of snow near the Galleria Parkway in Madison, Miss., Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2019, after a cold front moved through the Jackson, Miss. metro area. early that morning. The front left frigid temperatures but less than an inch of snow. (Barbara Gauntt/The Clarion-Ledger, via AP)

8/13/2015: In July 1967, Richmond city employees prepared signs that would alert motorists to a new traffic pattern. In August, one-way traffic on First through Fifth streets downtown was to be reversed to accommodate the increased traffic from the nearby Interstate 64/95 interchange. The change also required the rerouting of 11 bus lines.

The Iceland Deep Drilling Project, or IDDP, is a consortium of the Icelandic National Energy Authority and three Icelandic energy companies. Its primary goal is to generate energy using underground reservoirs of "supercritical" water, which is so hot and pressurized that it is neither exactly liquid nor steam. But in addition to its energy goals, the IDDP’s agenda also includes research and information sharing, with academic collaborators and funding from scientific agencies such as the U.S. National Science Foundation. So unlike previous magma encounters, the IDDP’s experience was reported in detail to the scientific community. "The nice thing about the IDDP is that the energy companies seem to be perfectly happy with us doing science, because they can see that this science advances their interests too," said Wilfred Elders, co-chief scientist of the IDDP, who is based in Riverside, California and is not part of the Krafla Magma Testbed team.

Yet for all the attention it lavishes on its title song, “Bohemian Rhapsody” doesn’t show much interest in how Freddie and Queen came together to carve out their heavy-metal/pop-echo-chamber wall of sound. The first true Queen single, “Killer Queen,” in 1974, becomes the occasion for a squabble between the band members and the producers of “Top of the Pops” about why the band has to lip-sync their performance of it on television. But even if that really happened, who cares? What we miss is how the band came up with “Killer Queen” in the first place — the merging of Mercury’s Tin Pan Alley jauntiness and Brian May’s guitar-god power, backed by the insane multi-tracking of Mercury’s voice into an infinitely mirrored chorus. That’s the invention of the Queen sound, and it’s barely an afterthought in the movie.

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Card games are perfect for VR, really. Imagine a round of Magic in which the creatures you summon spring to life and get locked in deadly combat with your opponent. That’s exactly what Dragon Front offers, and it’s a heck of a lot of fun to see unfold. High Voltage’s biggest contribution to the VR scene yet gives you a deep but accessible combat system and continued support for the game has introduced new factions that have evolved the game in new ways. Crucially, cross-play makes it easy to find matches.

Originally built to support the construction of the trans-Alaska pipeline in the mid-1970s, the James Dalton Highway is infamous, and it seems like everyone likes it that way. If you’ve watched Ice Road Truckers or World’s Most Dangerous Roads, you’ve been regaled with the brutal nature of the Dalton Highway, and you might rather drive off a pier than on the Dalton. I thought locals would roll their eyes, but to my surprise, most people I met in Alaska kept my fear alive.

The “bomb spike” put lots and lots of ¹⁴C into the atmosphere. According you your Huffington post logic, the pumped-up ¹⁴C levels should still be present! However, they aren’t. Observational data shows that ¹⁴C has returned to (near) normal levels, and the time it took to return to (near) normal levels, calculates out to about five to fifteen years that any one, individual CO₂ molecule, stays in the atmosphere. BTW, the rest of the ¹⁴C was incorporated into the ocean and land plants, each of which, on average also emitted a non-radiocarbon isotope.

I agree that Tilly was the weakest link of the show yet again, and I get the distinct impression they made her even more weirdly acting in comparison to season 1, where she was quite capable of professional behaviour. But Tilly storming in her non-uniform onto the bridge trying to convince “the adults” how she solved everything, then miraculously saving the day – that is pure Wesley!

The second episode kicks off where “Brother” ended, with a nice quiet moment between the three focal characters of the show’s second season: Pike, Burnham and the off-screen Spock. In Pike’s homey new ready room, Burnham shares Spock’s map of the seven bursts, and the captain surprises her with the news that her estranged foster brother Spock has checked himself into a Starfleet psychiatric facility. The Sarek family dysfunction was on full display as Pike reveals Spock didn’t want them to be told and Burnham admitting she is the last person Spock would want to see, even if he could be the key to solving the seven bursts mystery of the season.

The most obvious concern for many people is that drilling into magma could trigger an eruption. However, the volcanologists interviewed for this article viewed such a scenario as highly unlikely. Molten rock has occasionally oozed a little way up a geothermal well, but unless there was a natural eruption in progress, it always cooled to an obsidian plug long before reaching the surface, said Eichelberger.

Agreed! I didn’t mind the scene but it did feel a lot like the space jump scene, even with the cocky crew man getting his early on.