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Sunday January 28th, 2018 evening edition

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Eventually, Aloha and Walter married in California during the American leg of their expedition.

They had two children, Nile and Valri.

By 1929, when they had concluded their initial trek across the globe and released their documentary WITH CAR AND CAMERA AROUND THE WORLD, the Wanderwells had become internationally acclaimed explorers.

The ever-resourceful Aloha charmed the natives, continued filming, and carefully documented their lives.

After returning to the United States in 1931, the Wanderwells made plans for future expeditions, future films… but their ambitions were cut short by tragedy and scandal.

In December, 1932, the Captain was shot and killed by an unknown assailant on the couple’s 110’ yacht, “The Carma,” in Long Beach, California.

Under intense media scrutiny a suspect was tried and acquitted… and Wanderwell’s murder remains one of the most famous unsolved crimes on the West Coast. »

Donald Trump appears to misunderstand basic facts of climate change in Piers Morgan interview

Authored by independent.co.uk
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When asked if he believed in the existence of climate change, however, Mr Trump’s answer did not chime with the scientific consensus.

Global warming and climate change are often used interchangeably, but in fact refer to slightly different things.

Emmanuel Macron stated at the One Planet summit in Paris last year that the world is “losing the battle” against climate change. »

Roger Federer Defeats Marin Cilic to Win Record-Tying Sixth Australian Open, Now Has 20 Grand Slams Overall

Authored by lastwordontennis.com

Roger Federer won his record-tying sixth Australian Open title on Sunday, defeating Croatian Marin Cilic 6-2, 6-7(5), 6-3, 3-6, 6-3.

If we look at overall accomplishments, though, it is clear that Federer does far better in Melbourne than New York.

Federer ran away with the first set after that, opening up a 4-0 lead to begin the match before Cilic could even win a game. »

Bears Get Special Treatment for Wildfire-Burned Paws: Photos

Authored by time.com
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The bears had suffered third-degree burns on all their paws, said Jamie Peyton, chief of the Integrative Medicine Service at the university’s vet school.

One of the bears initially laid down continuously to spare her burned paws, not wanting to stand or walk at all, Peyton said.

After weeks of treatment, wildlife officials released the bears back into the burned Los Padres National Forest last week. »