Australia: Altocumulus Clouds Appear Over Brisbane, Signaling Weather Shift

Queensland braces for a cold, rainy start to August, with maximum temperatures dropping up to 10 degrees below average. Altocumulus clouds, commonly known as "mackerel skies," were seen over Brisbane. These wave-like cloud patterns often signal changing weather or approaching atmospheric instability.

US: Severe Thunderstorm Brings Damaging Hailstorm to Central Texas

A severe thunderstorm swept through Central Texas on Thursday, May 22, bringing hail that caused widespread damage across multiple counties.

Yale, University of Tokyo launch Japanese studies program

Yale, University of Tokyo launch Japanese studies program

NEW YORK, United States - Hiroshi Komiyama (L), president of the University of Tokyo, and Richard Levin (R), president of Yale University, shake hands after signing an initiative Nov. 2 in Manhattan at the Yale Club formally launching a joint program to promote Japanese studies in the United States.

In The Name Of The People (2000)

In The Name Of The People (2000)

Amy Madigan & Richard Thomas Characters: Connie Murphy & Jack Murphy Film: In The Name Of The People (2000) Director: Peter Levin 02 February 2000 Stars (L_R) RICHARD THOMAS and AMY MADIGAN. Licensed by CHANNEL 5 BROADCASTING. Five Stills: 0207 550 5509. Free for editorial press and listings use in connection with the current broadcast of Channel 5 programmes only. This Image may only be reproduced with the prior written consent of Channel 5. Not for any form of advertising, internet use or in connection with the sale of any product. Date: 02 February 2000

Murderer's Row - film (1966)

Murderer's Row - film (1966)

Richard Eastham & Karl Malden Characters: Dr. Norman Solaris & Julian Wall Film: Murderer'S Row (1967) Director: Henry Levin 20 December 1966 Date: 20-Dec-66

Yale, University of Tokyo launch Japanese studies program

Yale, University of Tokyo launch Japanese studies program

NEW YORK, United States - Hiroshi Komiyama (L), president of the University of Tokyo, and Richard Levin (R), president of Yale University, shake hands after signing an initiative Nov. 2 in Manhattan at the Yale Club formally launching a joint program to promote Japanese studies in the United States. (Kyodo)