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‘BEING WITH TREES’ – major art exhibition 6th January 2021 A major art exhibition showcasing artists from the London Lloyds Art Group and organised by Gibraltar Cultural Services, on behalf of the Ministry of Culture, will see artists from the Lloyds Art Group of London exhibiting in Gibraltar. This exhibition, entitled ‘Being with Trees’, will showcase around 100 works from over 40 artists. These form part of the internationally acclaimed group of artists The Arborealists, also f...

A new type of camouflage with multiple patterns has made it 80 per cent more difficult to spot tanks compared with the “bog-standard” designs used before, trials have shown.The army has been studying

The British Army has unveiled a new pixelated Minecraft-style digital camouflage that makes tanks 80 per cent harder to spot on the battlefield. Trained soldiers find it far more difficult to see the machines when they are covered with the MCDC 5 design, rather than the usual bog standard green. The new pattern is made up of squares that look like scrambled pixels on a digital screen and has slashed the detection rate to 20 per cent. Officers at the Armoured Trials and Development Unit in Bovi...

New Army tank camouflage can trick human eye and drone technology with multi-pattern Testing suggests the new camo design, which has moved away from "bog standard green", can cut the detection rates by 80% and Generals hailed the results as a "big win" The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now The Daily Stars FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up today! When you subscribe we...

Caymanians Offered Internship Opportunities In The Financial Industry 30 December 2020, 04:25 AM Business Workforce Opportunities & Residency Cayman (WORC) continues a long-standing partnership with MUFG Investor Services which provides paid internship and apprenticeship opportunities for young Caymanians in the financial services industry. MUFG Investor Services’ Executive Director Lenin Perumalsamy says “It is ...

23 businesses at $25m Charlotteville shopping centre An entreprenuer collects her keys at the opening ceremony for the Charlotteville Micro-Enterprise Centre on Friday. - THA Twenty-three entrepreneurs were handed keys to their new business places at the Charlotteville Micro-Enterprise Centre on Friday. The two-storey project, which began under former Secretary of the Division of Tourism and Transportation Tracy Davidson-Celestine, cost $25 million. It was handed over by Secretary of the Divi...

Thursday, 17 December 2020, 3:25 pm The Otago Regional Council (ORC) has finalised an agreement with the Provincial Development Unit (PDU) for $5.44m in government funding for four engineering projects in Otago. The projects will help with flood resilience and environmental outcomes, and will contribute to additional jobs for the region. The agreement is part of a Climate Resilience Programme of works across regional councils that focuses on flood protection and river management resilience. Th...

Press Release – Otago Regional Council The Otago Regional Council (ORC) has finalised an agreement with the Provincial Development Unit (PDU) for $5.44m in government funding for four engineering projects in Otago. The projects will help with flood resilience and environmental outcomes, … The Otago Regional Council (ORC) has finalised an agreement with the Provincial Development Unit (PDU) for $5.44m in government funding for four engineering projects in Otago. The projects will help with ...

Horticulture water demo sites set up in Kaipara 16 Dec, 2020 04:00 PM 5 minutes to read Kaipara Water project is launched at Te Kopuru. Kaipara Mayor Dr Jason Smith, is third from left with landowner Michael Rope at centre. Photo / Supplied Kaipara Water project is launched at Te Kopuru. Kaipara Mayor Dr Jason Smith, is third from left with landowner Michael Rope at centre. Photo / Supplied Northern Advocate (Whangarei) By: Donna Russell Two water demonstration sites are being set up in the Kai...

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