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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - DW - 20180110:10:42:00 - Vimarsana News

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Glassware the practical cardboard cups and edible cones were products of the twentieth century in the one nine hundred seventy s. ice cream served like this was popular. and always in demand as ice cream on a stick but what seems simple is actually a challenge to make. to minus thirty five degrees celsius well the chocolate coating is heated to thirty five degrees that's the only way to get the layers to stick together. of course you have to keep some pipes around us do the job to go back up the surface temperature gauge the stakes are sure of the minus eighteen. to make ice cream cake. mixes ...

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The global average surface temperature in july was nearly 61.86 degrees fahrenheit. that beats the previous global record in 1998 and 2010. scientists predict 2015 will be the hottest year ever. i'm joined now by michael brune. the report says global warming conditions have most likely increased the drought in california by 15-20%. what can be done to counteract that? >> there is lots. but to solve the problem you have to first admit the problem exists. what we're seeing in california is that the climate change is both increasing the likelihood of droughts and then the intensity as you just me...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20150808:11:18:00 - Vimarsana News

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Chance you may have some tomorrow. the next several days, extreme heat in parts of the central and southern plains, dallas you've got it. houston, san antonio, austin, even in new orleans going to be muggy. that's your feels like temperature when you have the high humidity with the surface temperature. brutal times. certainly summer in full force. you'll deal with it the next several days. certainly no great relief for you unfortunately. ed shut remain nice across the northeast. temperatures in new york in the 70s and 80s. perfect stuff. back to you. >> that is nice. thank you so much. it rema...

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CNN CNN Special Report April 8, 2014 02:18:00

The salinity and the surface temperature. you might get a difference in temperature between a lower layer and an upper layer and a difference in salinity, in density. and this would affect the path of sound waves. and so the two ping signals could very well be coming from a signal source. and with all the errors adding up, they seem to be very far apart. but if you're going to look some place, this is sure a very good start. >> yeah. jeff, we are learning tonight that the pings detected by the "ocean shield," as bill nye was just referencing, were actually at 33.3, where he said you may get a ...