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Wooden boats still kings of the Nile for Sudan's fisherman

[2017-08-16 08:47]

KHARTOUM, Sudan - Wooden boats in Sudan are still favored today as a means of crossing the Nile River, particularly during seasonal flooding.

Big Apple draws on past with revival of hand-painted street ads

[2017-08-16 08:47]

NEW YORK - Once outdated relics in a digital world, painted advertisements are flourishing once again in New York, putting a dose of hip attitude into 21st century commercial art in the city that never sleeps.

Experts applaud Australian plan for world's largest solar power plant

[2017-08-16 08:47]

CANBERRA - Energy experts on Tuesday hailed the South Australian government's decision to build the world's largest solar thermal power plant.

Singer voices support for victims

[2017-08-16 08:47]

DENVER, Colorado - Immediately after a jury determined that Taylor Swift had been groped by a radio station host before a concert, the singer-songwriter turned to one of her closest allies - her mother - and said she hoped the verdict would inspire other victims of sexual assault.

Castro remembered on 91st birthday

[2017-08-15 09:22]

HAVANA - Cubans on Sunday commemorated the 91st birthday of their former president Fidel Castro by remembering his legacy of major social and economic changes.

Artist goes virtual as Sunflowers unite for live online show

[2017-08-15 09:22]

THE HAGUE - Five versions of Vincent van Gogh's masterpiece painting Sunflowers will be united across three continents for the first time on Monday via a consecutive livestream feed, the Van Gogh museum in Amsterdam has said.

Eco soccer team has vegan ambition

[2017-08-15 09:22]

NAILSWORTH, England - Soccer club Forest Green Rovers, run by a former nomad turned renewable energy entrepreneur, are proudly boasting their credentials as a pioneer in environmental sustainability.

Los Angeles tests cooling pavement paint to beat heat

[2017-08-15 09:22]

LOS ANGELES - Can a splash of gray pavement paint help combat global warming?

Future humans: Big eyes, short legs

[2017-08-15 09:22]

SYDNEY - To imagine what humans will look like in the future, people must first understand what different hominid species looked like in the past, said a senior lecturer at the department of environmental sciences of Macquarie University in Australia.

'Dating site' eases crisis for farmers

[2017-08-14 08:46]

NIEUWVEEN, Netherlands - Standing in his rubber boots in his fields surrounded by his beloved Red Holstein cows, Dutch farmer Gerard Hartveld has an air of resignation as he contemplates the future.

Elvis fans prepare for Graceland vigil to mark 40 years since death of 'the King'

[2017-08-14 08:46]

MEMPHIS, Tennessee - Elvis Presley, the United States icon and king of rock 'n' roll, transformed popular culture, sold over a billion records and is idolized as ever on the 40th anniversary of his tragic death.

Cote d'Ivoire's war of the beers turns bitter

[2017-08-14 08:46]

ABIDJAN, Cote d'Ivoire - "In our house, the beer is Bock!" boasts the familiar slogan for the lager that is Cote d'Ivoire's market leader, brewed by Solibra.

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