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Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Kosmos Energy Announces New Leadership of Exploration April 12, 2021 GMT DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Apr 12, 2021-- Kosmos Energy (NYSE/LSE: KOS) announced today that Tim Nicholson has been promoted to Senior Vice President (SVP) and Head of Exploration, and John Shinol has been promoted to SVP and Chief Geoscientist. Tim and John joined Kosmos in 2018 and have been integral to the company’s infrastructure-led exploration (ILX) efforts over that period, primarily in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico and Equator...

- shares The Easter long-weekend is upon us and while road trips can be fun they should also come with a fair share of admin. The JAX Tyres & Auto Road Safety Report 2021 conducted by YouGov reveals that only about half of the Australians – 54 per cent – say they always carry out specific vehicle checks before a long drive. Alarmingly, one third of Aussie drivers say an orange or red light on car dashboard would not stop them from going on a long road trip. The most popular items checked prior to a long journey is tyre pressure – 76 per cent – while only 32 percent check battery l...

https://www.afinalwarning.com/493221.html (Natural News) People who test “positive” for the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) and do not end up dying while “infected” have a one in three chance of developing either a mental or neurological illness following their “recovery,” a hilarious new “study” claims. The University of Oxford, naturally, put out the paper, which claims that 33.6 percent of people who “survive” the Chinese virus are subsequently diagnosed with their first psychiatric or neurological disease within six months. Since correlation always equals causation in ...

Friends of the Brisbane bayside couple have been left “absolutely heartbroken”, as the community prepares for an evening vigil to remember them.

More charges flagged for teen driver after couple’s Australia Day deaths Save Normal text size Advertisement A teenager charged with two counts of murder after allegedly running a red light in a stolen 4WD and killing a Brisbane bayside couple could face further charges over the death of their unborn child. About 150 locals gathered at the scene, at the corner of Vienna and Finucane roads in Alexandra Hills, on Wednesday night to pay tribute to Katherine Leadbetter, 31, and Matthew Field, 37, whose deaths on Australia Day left friends and family “absolutely heartbroken”. The 17...