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Emma Bowden A man narrowly avoided being crushed by falling bricks from a collapsing building during the weekend’s strong winds.

- Mineralization was confirmed at the extensions of several deposits including the MPN, North Pit Satellite 3, West Pit 5 and Beta. However, the mineralization intercepted was low-grade and lacked continuity, and therefore little follow-up drilling was done, with a focus instead on testing other higher potential targets.

The founders note that Toyota makes more than 10 million cars annually. “Every CO₂ collector has about the same weight and dimensions of a car — roughly two tons, and roughly 2 meters by 2 meters by 2 meters,” Gebald said. “And all the methods used to produce the CO₂ collectors could be well automated. So we have the automotive industry as a model for how to produce things in large quantities for low cost.” The two men have already sought advice from Audi. They are also aware that the automotive industry perfected its methods over the course of 100 years. Climeworks, if it plans to have even a modest impact, doesn’t have nearly as much time.

"That was it, that’s what I saw in my dream," he recalled, tearing up. "That’s when I knew that this was supposed to happen."

“Automatic hammers help to ensure accurate depth control compared to manual hammers. This has even led some states and jurisdictions to require automatic hammers for conducting standard penetration tests,” said Joe Haynes, Little Beaver president. “The LST1G+HDA eliminates user error and makes it easy for drill operators of any experience level to take samples quickly and accurately.”

A Ural Airlines passenger plane carrying 225 people bound for Moscow made an emergency landing in Baku after the cabin crew thought there might be a bomb on board the plane, RIA news agency cited Baku’s airport as saying.

The idea of the drill came to him in a dream after his family visited a poverty-stricken village in Tanzania. He described watching a large group of kids at an orphanage sipping from a single glass of water. Renouard thought the glass might be part of a religious sacrament. Later, he learned that the orphanage could only afford one pitcher of clean water a day.

Grind. Skronk. Pigfuck. Seemingly every word associated with noise rock sounds incredibly unflattering out of context, and even in context doesn’t fare much better. Before noise rock had a name, rock critics such as Lester Bangs and Robert Christgau came up with their own suitably unpleasant ways of describing the tortured sounds of music oozing out of the American underground in the late ’70s and early ’80s. Out of the roots of hardcore and punk slithered something much nastier and much noisier. That vile beast is the sound we now know as noise rock.

A record quarter was achieved as production increased, mainly due to significantly higher grades following the end of the rainy season.

Best signing: Freddie Burns – forced into a swap deal with George Ford moving to Leicester, the so-called ‘King of Bath’ will pull the strings for his home-town club. He has the talent to show the Rec faithful they got the best out of this deal. If Burns can release a stellar backline outside him there will be floods of tries by the River Avon.

Know, before you go scoffing at the presence of a moonshiner with a humble flathead Ford from the pre-war era, this is one of the most-influential avocations of horsepower of the 20th century, and a major root of where “it all” started. Much of the modern racing (under countless, sanctioned organizing bodies and amateur groups) we know today owes a major part of its legacy to moonshining; men and women would risk their lives to carve out a meager livelihood in the prohibition days – and this was their secret weapon. In more than one way, these are some of the first “modern” racecars.

United Utilities is planning to introduce harder water into taps across Copeland and parts of Allerdale this weekend.