The Daily Populous

Saturday March 3rd, 2018 night edition

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"He told us Luna was a very powerful swimmer and that he was 90 percent sure she'd head for shore," DeMunnik said.

But then on Tuesday morning, the dog showed up to greet Navy staffers arriving on the island for work.

"They saw Luna just sitting on the side of the road, wagging her tail," she said.

Navy staffers were able to determine Luna was the dog that had fallen off the boat last month, DeMunnik said.

Hayworth "was actually out in the middle of a lake with horrible reception when he got the news," DeMunnik said.

"He had to do all sorts of acrobatics to get signal, but he was ecstatic, jumping up and down.".

Hayworth's best friend is scheduled to pick up Luna later today and to later reunite the pup with Hayworth, DeMunnik said. »

Lab-grown 'clean' meat could be on sale by end of 2018, says producer

Authored by independent.co.uk

4/50 28 February 2018 Indian fans watch as the funeral procession of the late Bollywood actress Sridevi Kapoor passes through Mumbai.

A North Korean high-level delegation led by Kim arrived to attend the closing ceremony of the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics.

Ivanka Trump is on a four-day visit to South Korea to attend the closing ceremony of the PyeongChang Winter Olympics. »

Video game companies unaware of Trump’s summit on video game violence

Authored by theverge.com
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“ESA and our member companies have not received an invitation to meet with President Trump.”.

This came as news to many of the biggest companies in the video game industry, which not only had no plans to attend the summit, but were unaware it was taking place.

Sanders was vague about the timing of the meeting, saying simply “next week,” but that’s still remarkably soon. »

NASA Astronaut Scott Tingle Tweets Beautiful Picture Of Red Romaine Lettuce Being Grown On The ISS

Authored by inquisitr.com

American astronaut Scott Tingle has tweeted a picture of red romaine lettuce that is being grown on the International Space Station (ISS) as part of NASA’s experiment to explore the possibilities of growing food in space.

Scott Tingle and other NASA astronauts are currently growing three different varieties of vegetables on the ISS, according to BT.

These are (1) red romaine lettuce, (2) Tokyo bekana cabbage, and (3) Japanese mizuna mustard. »

Australia considers banning ISPs from listing internet speeds they cannot provide

Authored by theverge.com

The Australian government is considering a bill that would make it illegal for ISPs to falsely advertise high internet speeds.

Under the proposed legislation, lying about internet speeds would become a fineable offense that could cost ISPs that violate the law up to $1 million AUD.

Last November, the United Kingdom also added more advertising regulation, forcing broadband providers to list average speeds instead of top speeds. »