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18-Dec-2008
Tropical storm Dolphin has become a typhoon as it gained strength on its way to the Philippines, the country's weather forecast bureau said Monday. In a bulletin issued late Monday, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration said the typhoon was forecast to move west northwestward at nine kilometers per hour. Packing maximum sustained winds of 120 ...
Source: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration On December 15, 2008 at 1200 UTC, Typhoon Dolphin was located near 14.9N 130.4E just east of the Philippines moving northward at 6 mph with maximum sustained winds of 104 mph and gusts to 127 mph ...
A young female bottlenose dolphin that stranded Tuesday on Siesta Key at public beach access No. 8 was taken to Mote Marine Laboratory's Dolphin and Whale Hospital for treatment.
Dolphin Computer Access today announced the release of the World's first and only combined Hindi screen reader and screen magnifier, with integrated Braille display support. The Hindi edition of Supernova has been developed by Dolphin Computer Access in partnership with Mumbai based disability experts BarrierBreak International. It is immediately available on portable USB pen edition, on cd, or ...
A DEAD common dolphin washed up Australia Rock last Wednesday with National Parks saying the dolphin probably died of natural causes.
UAE- Dolphin Energy plans to refinance $3.45b of debt in 2009
CORPUS CHRISTI ? A critically ill dolphin named Toby is showing signs of improvement more than three weeks after stranding on a local beach, marine caretakers said.
DUBAI - Dolphin Energy Ltd., the company behind the $4.8 billion gas pipeline project linking Qatar?s giant North Field with the UAE and Oman, said on Monday it plans to arrange a project finance facility in 2009 to replace $3.45 billion of debt arranged in 2005.
Veterinarians will try to determine why the dolphin stranded on Siesta Key and how to treat it.
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