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As has been pointed out any amount of time longer than 2 years can be referred to as “years”, it is technically correct and so has not contradicted the book yet. Just as a certain Admiral in TSFS was correct when he said the Enterprise was more than 20 years old.

With only six half-hour episodes in each of its two seasons, Amazon’s acclaimed sitcom “Catastrophe” is an easy binge. Co-stars and creators Sharon Horgan and Rob Delaney are currently writing season 3, which is due on April 28.

In April 1962, organizers of the 31st annual Virginia duckpin bowling tournament waited for scores to be posted at the Willow Bowl, a bowling alley in the Willow Lawn Shopping Center in Henrico County. Charles Rao (center) was tournament director; he was flanked by assistant Bob Winston and Connie Thrift, the first local woman to fire a 200-plus game.

Yeah I don’t get the point of saying specifically the character came from a Luddite community to join the away team and yet did absolutely nothing with it once they got there. Clearly they were just looking for some excuse to have the character there but I think they could’ve just said she has the most experience of the crew going undercover on pre-warp away team missions and left it at that (especially since Discovery is really a science vessel and not a exploratory one).

According to the Enterprise blueprints my uncle had when I was a kid there was a ready room, next to the bathroom.

Conveniently, this poorly known collection of “forcings” just happens to add up — just the amount of fudge factor that is needed.

Got it. Okay. Fair enough. And then, the decline is about 15% complete, so there’s still bunch of work to do, obviously. Speaking of –

Engineer joke: What’s the difference between an introverted and an extraverted engineer? An introverted engineer looks at his shoes while the extraverted one looks at YOUR shoes. XD

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Again, how greenhouse gases operate to produce radiative transfer is well known. Their spectral fingerprints in the earth’s atmosphere are clear, including the CO2, methane, ozone, nitrous oxide, CFCs, etc The concentration increases are simply chemical analyses The amount of heat these concentrations will retain in the are easily calculated (those Watts per m^2) Feldman et al have measured that increase for CO2 and methane So this short synopsis is why scientists link those greenhouse gas increases from human emissions to the observed increase in the heat content of earth’s climate system. And if you want to deny the basic operation of the laws of physics and chemistry and deny the scientific observations – well, OK

A village far away in time and land. Nearby, in a forest thought to be haunted, a child falls into a pit. His grandfather, an old and nearly blind shepherd, tries to convince the villagers to go rescue him, facing the darkness of the night and their. (World Premiere)

Tom Yulsman is Director of the Center for Environmental Journalism and a Professor of Journalism at the University of Colorado, Boulder. He also continues to work as a science and environmental journalist with more than 30 years of experience producing content for major publications. His work has appeared in the New York Times, Washington Post, Audubon, Climate Central, Columbia Journalism Review, Discover, Nieman Reports, and many other publications. He has held a variety of editorial positions over the years, including a stint as editor-in-chief of Earth magazine. Yulsman has written one book: Origins: the Quest for Our Cosmic Roots, published by the Institute of Physics in 2003.