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Support for this project originally came from MIT Energy Initiative (MITEI), which in 2008 provided seed money and later a follow-up grant. Although Woskov continues to pursue ways his technology can advance geothermal energy research, his current support is from the Department of Energy’s Office of Nuclear Science, through Impact Technologies LLC, which funds him to explore deep bore hole storage of radioactive and nuclear wastes. At 6 km deep, such bore holes would place waste much farther from the biosphere than is possible with near-earth depositories such as Yucca Mountain. The bottom 2 kilometers of the hole would hold waste, capped with a 2-km seal — which is currently considered the “weak link” in the process. Woskov is experimenting with melted basalt and the more viscous granite to learn how he can seal the holes with melted rock, which could provide the most secure entombment of the waste products.

Half Japanese’s Jad Fair said in documentary The Band That Would Be King that all you really need to play guitar is a cord to plug it in. He puts that idea into practice perfectly in “No Direct Line From My Brain To My Heart,” the leadoff track from the band’s sprawling triple album Half-Gentlemen/Not Beasts. A primitive, anti-rock expression that seems to stand outside the basic tenets of music itself, “No Direct Line” is two minutes of scratching, barking, lo-fi, tuneless hiss and scrape with no discernible melody to speak of. Compared to, say, the Shaggs, it feels more primal and punk rock, but it’s the kind of music that’s simply too odd and abrasive to actually be written. In the case of Fair, it simply comes out of him.

AISC increased, as guided, due to the higher sustaining costs associated with the waste capitalization activity, the impact of lower production, and higher operating costs related to mining and processing a greater volume of fresh and transitional ore.

St1 began drilling the boreholes for the pilot plant at Otaniemi in 2016. Air hammer technology was initially used for drilling to a depth of 4.5 kilometres. Drilling of the first borehole into the hard bedrock of Finland then continued using an optimized combination of water hammer and conventional drilling technology to reach a depth of more than 6 kilometres.

where is this comedian HH is he stil hiding in the bush fearing to be assasinated your people want food.parents are parents so people of southern province this guy hh is just comfuse you and is not asolution to your problems only to be in line with the government everything will be okey and come in the boat

Farmers are turning to alternative water supplies – one may even hire a diviner – while scorched pastures are storing up trouble for the coming winter

Then the good news comes: the dig can continue with the 3-ton hammer grab tool, but they must proceed with caution. It could be worse.

Epiroc now takes its successful Serpent ventilation system to the next level by launching automatic functionality.

have gathered for The tenth weekend in a row in France, thousands of “yellow vests” to protests. This came mainly in Paris, Bordeaux and Toulouse, in the late afternoon to clashes with the security forces. On projectiles of some of the demonstrators, the police responded with Trängengas and water cannons. Since mid-November, the movement demonstrated against high cost of living and social injustice.

some four months prior to the anticipated beginning of the criminal process against Harvey Weinstein for sexual Assault has separated the Ex-movie Mogul by his lawyer. Weinstein and his attorney Benjamin Brafman “decided amicably, to go our separate ways,” it said in a communication, from the numerous U.S. media on Friday quoted. Previously, there had been reports of a dispute between the two, because Weinstein had looked around for other lawyers. His new defense team wants to introduce the Ex-movie Mogul in the coming week.

OUT: Darren Allinson (Bath Rugby), Gerard Ellis (Dragons Rugby), Luke Narraway (Coventry) Jerry Sexton (Jersey Reds) Jebb Sinclair, Joe Trayfoot, Tevita Koloamatangi, George Robson (all released), Tom Court (retired).

There’s something almost ironic about Chicago’s US Maple invoking the name of one of Texas’ great rock ‘n’ roll bands. If they resembled any rock icon, it was Captain Beefheart (through a Daydream Nation filter) and all of the dadaist blues-jam sensibilities of His Magic Band. On “Letter To ZZ Top,” one of the relatively approachable songs in their catalog (which gets quite a bit weirder), the band stretches their guitar strings like taffy over a steady stream of fuzz and punchy rhythms. It’s in the deciphering of lyrics like “give my bones to Billy Gibbons” where US Maple’s twisted perspective falls into a certain sort of logic. This is irreverent music; its referentiality should skew no different.