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Geologist Terry Matheson is entrusted to pour the dye inside borehole C1. Dug in 2015, C1 has produced evidence of an underground void, and a glittery, gold-colored object.

Feedback, distortion, volume, and speed somehow never manage to lose their appeal. Even decades after the bands that influenced Metz laid down the template — quite a few of which can be seen above on this list — the Toronto trio still manages to funnel those influences down into a furious, string-bending one-chord wonder. Everything about “Rats” is simplified and streamlined; Metz distill the essence of noise rock down to a direct, potent form. But they make up for that simplicity by washing it through a few extra layers of distortion, so while “Rats” on its own would have been plenty heavy, the finished product is all the more acidic. It’s model noise rock for the ’10s: compact, potent and efficient.

People can push the wheel with their fingertips, as the drill relies on the "flywheel effect," building up enough rotational energy to keep momentum going quickly.

- Growth project for 2018 was comprised mainly of: $235m for the Ity CIL project, $13m on TSF construction and other at Hounde, $11m on Kalana, $7m on aviation equipment purchased to reduce travel costs and improve efficiency

Climeworks’s rooftop plant represents something new in the world: the first direct-air-capture venture in history seeking to sell CO₂ by the ton. When the company’s founders, Christoph Gebald and Jan Wurzbacher, began openly discussing their plans to build a business several years ago, they faced a deluge of skepticism. “I would say nine out of 10 people reacted critically,” Gebald told me. “The first thing they said was: ‘This will never work technically.’ And finally in 2017 we convinced them it works technically, since we built the big plant in Hinwil. But once we convinced them that it works technically, they would say, ‘Well, it will never work economically.’ ”

We show here that infancy is an optimal time for clinical circumcision because an infant’s low mobility facilitates the use of local anesthesia, sutures are not required, healing is quick, cosmetic outcome is usually excellent, costs are minimal, and complications are uncommon. The benefits of infant circumcision include prevention of urinary tract infections (a cause of renal scarring), reduction in risk of inflammatory foreskin conditions such as balanoposthitis, foreskin injuries, phimosis and paraphimosis. When the boy later becomes sexually active he has substantial protection against risk of HIV and other viral sexually transmitted infections such as genital herpes and oncogenic human papillomavirus, as well as penile cancer. The risk of cervical cancer in his female partner(s) is also reduced. Circumcision in adolescence or adulthood may evoke a fear of pain, penile damage or reduced sexual pleasure, even though unfounded. Time off work or school will be needed, cost is much greater, as are risks of complications, healing is slower, and stitches or tissue glue must be used.

Modern technology means that megaprojects now are on a scale the ancients could only dream of. China’s are the grandest. The Three Gorges Dam on the Yangzi river, which went into full operation in 2012, involved the flooding of hundreds of villages and the displacement of 1.2m people. The reservoir it created is 600km long. Besides providing energy for one of the world’s biggest power stations, the project was touted for improving navigation and preventing floods. Ever since it was first mooted as an idea a century ago, however, the dam has been controversial, with worries about its impact on biodiversity, cultural heritage and even seismology.

OUT: Sam Bedlow (Bristol Rugby), Andrew Hughes (Sale FC), Kieran Longbottom (Saracens), James Mitchell (Connacht), Dan Mugford (Plymouth Albion), Matt Rogerson (Jersey Reds), Peter Stringer (Worcester Warriors), Sam Tuitupou (Coventry), Neil Briggs, Mike Phillips (both retired), Charlie Ingall, Tim Jeffers, Magnus Lund, Jonathan Mills, Tom Morton, Connor Dever, (all released).

The subscriber base of the DTH service provider was 16 million at the end of second quarter in this fiscal.

The mood brightens when Dan Blankenship arrives on site. Will the patriarch of the dig bring the team some desperately needed good luck? The 95-year old has spent five decades trying to solve the Oak Island mystery, and he has passed on his wealth of information to the team.

De toute façon, j’ai toujours pensé que tu l’avais pris un peu petit pour tes sources et ton recul.

The 22-page report was given by the U.S. Congress in order. Additional funding to prepare for climate change impacts the U.S. Department of defense does not. The corresponding funds were already budgeted for in the current defense budget.