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Along the southeast coast the danger is rip currents. Lifeguards have rescued hundreds from the water. And today one notable waterspout in Fort Lauderdale. Mark straussman has more on that. Underwater tornado. Beachgoers with smart phones recorded this frightening moment of a waterspout that made landfall. It pushed an inflatable bounce house end over end on Fort Lauderdale beach and tossed it 20 feet in the air. Three children were hurt one seriously. Up and down Floridas Atlantic coast the Nat...

Along the southeast coast the danger is rip currents. Lifeguards have rescued hundreds from the water. And today one notable waterspout in Fort Lauderdale. Mark straussman has more on that. Underwater tornado. Beachgoers with smart phones recorded this frightening moment of a waterspout that made landfall. It pushed an inflatable bounce house end over end on Fort Lauderdale beach and tossed it 20 feet in the air. Three children were hurt one seriously. Up and down Floridas Atlantic coast the Nat...

The front door for the first time after buying the property sight unseen . We have all that and more tonight on nightly Business Report for this wednesday, january 8th. Good evening and welcome. Temperatures may be warming if only by a little, and the job market too seems to be heating up. Just two days ahead of a labor departments december jobs report, the payroll firm adp said a far better than expected 238,000 private sector jobs were added in the month of december, the most in 13 months. Nea...

Investors. But what happens when they open the front door for the first time after buying the property sight unseen . We have all that and more tonight on nightly Business Report for this wednesday, january 8th. Good evening and welcome. Temperatures may be warming if only by a little, and the job market too seems to be heating up. Just two days ahead of a labor departments december jobs report, the payroll firm adp said a far better than expected 238,000 private sector jobs were added in the mo...

Magazyn Nature opublikował artykuł, w którym naukowcy Zeke Hausfather oraz Glen P. Peters nawołują IPCC do nieużywania najgorszego z możliwych scenariuszy dla naszego klimatu jako tego najbardziej prawdopodobnego. Innymi słowy: Nie straszcie ludzi.

Marek Bączewski, na Wykopie od 21.05.2015