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Philippines, Japan to enhance security ties
Mr. Aquino made the remark as both the Philippines and Japan continue to be embroiled in a territorial dispute over potentially oil-rich parts of the West Philippine Sea or South China Sea. Beijing and Tokyo also contest a string of … Continue reading
Model airplanes swarm dedicated Syracuse field – Standard
SYRACUSE — Talk about messing with one’s perspective. The airplanes were tiny, but the ceremonial check was huge at this weekend’s dedication ceremonies for the Wasatch Aero Modelers club’s newly purchased remote-controlled aircraft field. On Saturday morning, WAM president Jeff … Continue reading
The 4 coolest science experiments happening on the International Space Station …
Since its first crew came on board in the year 2000, the International Space Station (ISS) has been one of the most productive research laboratories on (well, off) the planet. Astronauts, cosmonauts, and scientists from 15 different nations have conducted … Continue reading
Mortgage demand ‘to keep rising’
23 June 2014 Last updated at 11:16 Some commentators have suggested momentum in the UK housing market has peaked Lenders expect demand for mortgages to continue to rise in the next three months but supply may be squeezed slightly, the … Continue reading
S’pore Met Service developing more accurate rainfall model
SINGAPORE: The Meteorological Service Singapore is working on a modelling system that could forecast more accurate information of heavy rainfall across the island. This means being able to predict where it could rain, and how much rainfall that area could … Continue reading
RC planes take to the skies in Salem
By Adam Bensonabenson@norwichbulletin.com(860) 908-7004 Posted Jun. 22, 2014 @ 9:13 pm Article source: http://www.norwichbulletin.com/article/20140622/NEWS/140629857/10283/NEWS
MDC to pay $1.5 million for XCOR improvements – Midland Reporter
JAMES DURBIN AIR SHO 2013 XCOR Experimental aircraft model on display at the Commemorative Air Force AirSho 2013 at Midland International Airport. James Durbin/Reporter-Telegram Posted: Sunday, June 22, 2014 9:27 pm MDC to pay $1.5 million for XCOR improvements By … Continue reading