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“Not looking forward to the commute home,” said Amy Seeley, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service.

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“Mercy” is the story of a young woman from Cameroon who journeys from her village to a hospital ship docked on the nearby coast in order to receive a life-saving surgery. (World Premiere)

The compressed air is sent into a vessel containing the mixture at a pressure equal to that fed to a blast hose. The reason for equalizing the pressure is to enable the abrasive mixture to be fed via a mixing valve into an air line. The flow of abrasive is controlled by a full flow valve located between a hopper and a mixing chamber.

The Suds’ experience comes after another harrowing incident involving a hacked Nest camera. A California family was alarmed when someone used their camera’s speaker to warn of an impending missile strike from North Korea and to take cover, CBS News correspondent Anna Werner reported.

This June 1964 image shows a section of North Boulevard between Marshall and Leigh streets in Richmond that offered more than 30 parking spaces in the median. The city was discussing a beautification program that, had it been approved, would replace the spaces with trees, shrubbery and grass.

Two CBS reporters asked a cybersecurity firm to unearth disturbing information about themselves in the deepest recesses of the internet

After dropping references to Shakespeare and Arthur C. Clarke, both delving into the “science versus faith” theme of the season, the team is on the planet we learn is called Terralysium (translation: Earth Paradise), discovering its forefathers were transported off old Earth during the war by … wait for it… a red angel, just like the one Michael saw in her vision in “Brother.” The seeming miracle of a church delivered to safety away from nuclear annihilation inspired this “New Eden” community to form a new faith and scrapbook a new scripture, based on seven of Earth’s main religions. Oh yeah, that seven is surely not a coincidence either.

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I have no issues with the replicator personally, I’m talking to people who thinks that idea is too magical but transferring humans from matter to pure energy and back again is totally plausible and realistic. I don’t compartmentalize this stuff, never have. Some is plausible, others mostly magical hokum, who cares? Yes there are theories on how some of it is possible, there are also theories on how we are actually living in a matrix. Until something is tangible like your example, its just fun make believe, leave it at that.

Yes, it’s really all that simple… religion is just absurd. People who believe in invisible magic cloud people are sadly silly. Santa is not real. Neither is/are any god(s). Not complicated. Painfully obvious. Not even worthy of a debate among adults. You can have the “be kind to your neighbour” stuff minus the “murder the gays with rocks” and talking snake junk so why hold onto these poorly written violent rants as something sacred? Any book that commands people to enslave and sell other people, has rules for making the rape of women OK and, again, killing LGBT people with rocks, is just not worth keeping. Toss the Bible, Quran and Torrah in the recycling bin and start over minus all the abracadabra stuff.

Syfy’s return to space opera is like "Game of Thrones," but with interplanetary travel. Mixing a murder mystery and a Cold War conspiracy story, "The Expanse" is full of zero-gee special effects and characters flying around the solar system, trying to prevent a war that could end humanity. The first season is available to stream on Amazon, while the second season recently wrapped up on Syfy.