![]() ![]() Erosion was therefore annually recurrent and dominant over accretion. ![]() Consequently, the resultant net reduction in the park land area was 2617.7 ha, which projected a mean net rate of 90.3 ha/year. The resultant mean rates of erosion and accretion have been estimated to be 184.2 ha/year and 93.9 ha/year, respectively. Overlay analysis was carried out to estimate the magnitudes and intensities of erosion and accretion in spatiotemporal scale. Thirty consecutive Landsat images from 1987 to 2016 were analyzed in GIS environment, to evaluate long-term sequential data and derive a baseline reference. Hence, a sequential three-decade profiling of erosion and accretion activities within the Kaziranga National Park-a protected area in the flood plain of the Brahmaputra, was undertaken. We're only a few episodes into the season, and it could just be a coincidence, although I welcome the little inside jokes as they make for nice rewards to fans that watch every wednesday.The present work targets a serious information gap created by extant fragmental and intermittent data on river bank erosion and accretion dynamics. If they actually were hell bent on this then we'd only have 2-3+ part episodes that you would need to watch in a 'chunk', but that tends to go against the southpark style, not to mention it takes a lot more to write episodes like that. I tend to watch southpark episodes at random because I know not much changes in the southpark universe, minus the death of a few characters here and there (RIP Chef, Miss Crabtree, Pip too i suppose).Īnd again, this is fuzzy speculation at best. It doesn't hurt the episode (I actually think it makes it better), and I think it encourages people to watch previous episodes. I think South Park/Hulu is starting to introduce continuity as a way to get people to watch previous episodes. You'll have to pay to get access to all of the episodes. Matt and Trey recently announced that they are partnering with Hulu to broadcast all of their shows from here on out (on the internet). It's such an impressive library of (almost) all of their episodes from every season, and its completely free. Etc etc etc.Īs some of you know, Southpark is doing away with, one of the easiest, best and FREE ways to watch southpark episodes. Episode 2 starts off with a reference to Butters burning the gym down-and while we never see this act in the first episode, we all know WHY he would have done so. That in turn makes you want to watch previous episodes, to understand the joke better. When Randy reassures Sharon that his beer is gluten free, it'll maybe garner a smirk at most from someone who hasn't watched the previous episode, but for anyone who watched episode 2 it's hilarious. Having continuity makes for some nice inside jokes. I'm curious to see how this pans out and I'm enjoying it. Especially because it seemed to be poking fun at the usual formula. I believe this episode could serve as an indicator that southpark was toying with the idea of creating a more dynamic world where things changed instead of just having everything revert to normal at the end of every episode. Then at the very end, his parents work out their differences and Stan is both enraged and confused. He goes through his own little existential crisis, and learns to embrace change. Stan spends a lot of time coming to terms with the fact that nothing will ever be the same. There's another moment where he realises that change is okay, with his parents divorcing and all. And all his friends still believe these shitty things are the best. Stan grows older and everything starts sucking, or he is aware of how everything sucks. I think the first time they started really addressing this, aside from Kenny's dead season was in the assburgers episode.
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