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Month: August 2018

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Saudi cuts oil output as OPEC points to 2019 surplus

From Newsmax OPEC on Monday forecast lower demand for its crude next year as rivals pump more and said top oil exporter Saudi Arabia, eager to avoid a return of oversupply, had cut production. In a monthly report, the Organization…

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Detection dogs

From Science for Wildlife Science for Wildlife is using new techniques to help find and save threatened species, by developing survey methods using wildlife detection dogs. Wildlife detection dogs are trained to detect the scent of a particular animal in…

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Brazil and Venezuela will dominate the refining capacity growth in South America, Central America and Caribbean to 2022, says GlobalData

Brazil and Venezuela will be the major growth drivers of the refining industry in the South America, Central America and Caribbean regions, as they are set to add the most planned refining capacity among all the countries over the period…

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Facebook is shedding massive traffic – and it’s apparently flocking to YouTube

By Andy Meek From BGR Four billion. That, according to a new study shared with CNBC by market research firm SimilarWeb, is how many monthly page visits Facebook has shed in a slow-drip but nevertheless huge decline over the last two…

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Kabul suicide bomber kills 48 in tuition centre attack

From BBC Forty-eight people have been killed and 67 injured in a bomb explosion at an education centre in Afghanistan’s capital, Kabul, the country’s health ministry says. Police say a suicide bomber walked into the centre while teaching was under…

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Apple calmly tells US Congress iPhones aren’t spying on users

BY RACHEL KRAUS From Mashable There’s more evidence debunking the conspiracy theory that your iPhone is secretly listening to you. On Tuesday, Apple responded to the House Energy and Commerce Committee’s requests for information on the data Apple products collect…

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A clever mechanism inside this Japanese mechanical pencil keeps the leads sharp

BY RAIN NOE From Cre77 Here’s another Japanese design that skirts the line between “Good gosh that’s clever” and “Do we really need this?” By utilizing thin, perfectly-cylindrical leads, mechanical pencils obviate the need for sharpening. But if you were…

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Antigua Daily Observer goes out of print

By Antigua Newsroom From St Lucia News Online (ANTIGUA NEWSROOM) – The Daily Observer Newspaper will print its final copy tomorrow, the company has announced. It comes less than two months after it cut the publication days from six to…

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Disney will launch its streaming service without its biggest brands fully on board

By Andy Meek From BGR Disney is serious about establishing itself in the streaming video space. Unfortunately, the long-anticipated streaming service it launches next year is going to have a bit of a slow start, given that many titles from…

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Taylor Swift named in plane crash investigation as pilot ‘wrote her letters’ and listed her as next of kin

By Zaina Alibhai From metro.co .uk A private pilot who died after crashing his plane in Nashville had written letters to Taylor Swift after developing an infatuation with the star. Canadian Michael Callon had attempted to land his small aircraft…