Watch former white house force is coming to philadelphia today to give her endorsement. Good day everybody, it is cents thursday, october 9th, 2014. Well all flyered up. Tonight is the flyers home opener. Now, sues going to win this, because you have the orange and tan. I have the orange and gray, but sue has the orange and black. Yep. The orange and the black. Isnt that the knowledge. Something like that. All right, well all sing along later on. Who feels like singing snow it is 4 00 in the morning. Talking temperatures, if you have to walk out this early, we have 40s in the poconos, 50 in allentown, 45 in pottstown, and 55 degrees in philadelphia. Not extremely cold. Certainly not as cold as it was on monday. Fiftyfour in wildwood, 54 in dover. These are the differences cents. 17 degrees colder than yesterday, in pottstown, 10 degrees colder today, so maybe just an extra sweater or just a heavier jacket than you had on yesterday. Look, 21 degrees coal nerve millville. Winds were an i
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A 1,098-carat diamond was discovered in Botswana and is the third-largest in the world, The Guardian reported Wednesday.
Debswana Diamond Co. announced the discovery of the massive diamond June 1, and the company’s acting managing director Lynette Armstrong presented it to Botswana President Mokgweetsi Masisi, according to the report.
“This is the largest diamond to be recovered by Debswana in its history of over 50 years in operation,” Armstrong said, according to the outlet. “From our preliminary analysis, it could be the world’s third-largest gem-quality stone. We are yet to make a decision on whether to sell it through the De Beers channel or through the state-owned Okavango Diamond Company.”