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Guided by the sounds, we explore the powerful nature of the polar regions and face our inner self until we enter a state of harmony. (World Premiere)

So, quote from, and cite, those many papers of OBSERVATIONS, that make the connection, “well-established fact that humanity’s production and release of greenhouse gases is driving up temperatures worldwide” Just confidently saying that it is so, does not make it so. In the paper by Lean & Rind 2008, “Influences on Surface Temperatures”, the authors started off with a grand summary. They mentioned, ”An exhaustive model- based study concludes that increasing anthropogenic gas concentrations (GHGs and tropospheric aerosols) produced 0.3–0.5 K per century warming over the 1906–1996 period, and are the dominant cause of global surface warming after 1976 [Allen et al., 2006].”

In August 1963, magician Mark Wilson performed a levitation trick on Terry Bryant at the Hotel John Marshall in Richmond. Wilson created and starred in a nationally televised Saturday morning show, “The Magic Land of Allakazam,” and was in Richmond as a featured guest at a magician conclave. The gathering brought together almost 200 magicians for two days of training.

“Insecure” (Season 1-2 on HBO Go and HBO Now)Issa Rae channels some hilarious but relatable experiences as she and her friend Molly deal with their own insecurities and flaws in “Insecure.” Season 2 is airing right now, so get caught up and you can start watching along with the show.

Rockstar might not be ready to deliver GTA in VR just yet but this slice of the L.A. Noire experience is a welcome experiment in its own right. This takes several missions from the main game and explores how certain elements of L.A. Noire might work in VR. Mostly that means interrogating suspects and interviewing witnesses that have had their faces realistically captured using what was at the time ground-breaking face-scanning technology. High-speed chases, shootouts and fist-fights round out what is one of VR’s most high-end experiences.

Chris Kroeze (Team Blake) and the Doobie Brothers, “Long Train Runnin’” — Chris’ grade: B+ | Whoa, the Doobie Brothers still rock. I’d swear they even upped the tempo on their classic from the rendition that Chris had done for his Top 11 performance. Vocally, he sounded great here — raspy and rockin’ (and unlike the Doobies’ frontman, he didn’t hit a clunker of a long note). He still refused to budge on stage, but at least he looked like he was having a good time.

Oh the old “stand on its own” argument. It is standing on its own, but even if its not, a good show is a good show, so is it good or not? That’s the only question you need to ask.

Why did astronauts seem to score attractive jobs following their return? Why did various other astronauts, those whose launch attempts failed, wind up conveniently dead? And why did we never hear about gold or silver or diamonds on the moon? The questions tormenting such doubters “have never been satisfactorily answered by NASA,” Kaysing argues.

Still, the audio is pretty clean. I could hear songstress Tamia switch between alto and soprano without losing the timbre of the piano chords as she sang. The low end on Black Thought’s "Fentanyl" was lacking, however, which is a shame, because the other percussion was so crisp.

In April 1965, a huge trash bin was displayed on Fifth Street in downtown Richmond to dramatize an ongoing anti-litter campaign. The effort was organized by several litter-prevention and beautification groups and was supported by Gov. Albertis S. Harrison.

Bismarck city snow crews remove snow in the minus 33 degree temperature from Avenue E and Second Street near St. Mary’s Central High School Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2019, in Bismarck, N.D. (Tom Stromme/The Bismarck Tribune via AP)

Members of the band The Resilient have lost limbs overseas, but that’s not stopping them from creating music together