Dana White, Cris Cyborg, and The Pettis Brothers on an All New Inside MMA! – Video


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Helldivers – Gellert region Planet Claorell "Dive in the Park" Mission: Capture Area, Cyborg Combat – Video


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Cris Cyborg Doesn’t Hate Ronda Rousey, Still Wants to Try to Drop to 135 – Video


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LET ME PROMOTE YOUR HOTELS, RESORTS, BEACHES ETC ON MY CHANNEL – Video


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San Diegans flock to the beaches Saturday

Story Published: Mar 7, 2015 at 7:19 PM PST

Story Updated: Mar 7, 2015 at 7:25 PM PST

SAN DIEGO (CNS) - Summer-like weather Satruday sent San Diegans to the beaches to beat the heat.

As of about 3:45 p.m., lifeguards said San Diego's beaches were busy, but had only conducted routine rescues.

However, they did have to pull a dog out of the mud after it strayed from its owner at Dog Beach. It got stuck on the bank of the San Diego River about 2:30 p.m., but was later rescued, lifeguards said.

Temperatures in the low 80s were recorded in parts of San Diego, and of 75 degrees at Lindbergh Field shortly before 3 p.m. The National WeatherService said this February was the warmest on record with temperatures in most areas well above the average.

The warm weather is expected to continue early in the upcoming week, but should weaken slightly as a storm system moves into the Pacific Northwest midweek, according to the weather service. But San Diego County is expected to stay dry and only slightly cooler weather was forecast.

Building high pressure is then expected to create warmer weather toward the end of next week. Forecasters said highs of 78 to 83 degrees were expected on Friday along the coast, 80 to 85 in the western valleys, 68 to 77 in themountains and 84 to 89 in the deserts.

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Astronomy For Everyone – Episode 66 – Solar Eclipse Viewing November 2014 – Video


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Astronomy at the bottom of the Earth – Aftershock: The Hunt for Gravitational Waves – Horizon – BBC – Video


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St Luke's arts centre in $4.7m expansion

St Luke's principal Alanna Otway and Regional Development Minister Terry Redman (centre) with Pilbara Development Commision acting chief executive Tony Hill and chairman Chris Gilmour.

The St Luke's College art centre is to receive $4.69 million of Royalties for Regions funds to upgrade and accommodate an expanded performing arts program, digital photography and astronomy classes.

Regional Development Minister Terry Redman announced the funding for the state-of-the-art upgrade.

St Luke's principal Alanna Otway said the funding was timely given their new performing arts program had proved a hit.

"We were hoping we'd get about 30 students. We had 90 students audition, which was well above expectations," she said.

"We are hoping with the extension to this performing arts centre we can actually make it into a real hub and we can bring community groups in to be more involved.

"I think in terms of facilities we can offer to those community groups who are out there and may be struggling for their own facilities, it will be really good."

Ms Otway said building would start shortly, with doors expected to be open for the start of the 2016 school year.

Once complete, the building is earmarked to accommodate dance schools, community associations, hobby groups, a green room, dressing rooms, an observatory and a photography lab.

Students will be able to study courses such as acting, stage design, visual and multimedia arts and photography.

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