Complex behavior in midshipman fish and desert ants explored
A Science magazine overview notes how plainfin midshipman males hum to attract females and how female hearing changes with mating hormones. It also describes Markus Knaden and Rudiger Wehner’s desert ant study showing aggression depends on perceived distance to home, not actual distance, revealed by a navigational toolkit.
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Animals in Iraq War Bring Soldiers and Pets Together
The Iraq war story shifts from rescue of animals by soldiers to animals becoming protectors and companions for troops. Maj. Mike Fenzel cared for Bashur the stray dog now a unit mascot, while Staff Sgt. Rick Bousfield and Pfc. Hammer the cat find safety stateside with help from Alley Cat Allies and Military Mascots. Over 100 pets have found homes after bonding with their soldiers amid combat.
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Husband's Infidelity Tests Marriage In Dear Abby Column
A wife, whose Army husband is stationed in Honduras, wonders how to rebuild trust after he confesses infidelity. Abby advises a vow to avoid temptations and suggests marriage counseling after his return to heal the breach.
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Retailers' outlook unclear as oil prices rise
New York retailers face a unclear outlook as July sales stall for a second month with high energy costs. Wal-Mart Target and Kohl's reported upbeat forecasts for Q2 profits while the Commerce Department noted a 0.7 percent rise in July retail sales after a 0.5 percent June drop. Analysts warn energy prices may dampen consumer spending and job growth.
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Wal-Mart Stores Inc
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Aiken Regional ED Saves Two Young Burn Victims
Fire at a family home in Aiken left eight and four year old brothers critically burned. Firefighters, EMTs, and the ER team at Aiken Regional Medical Centers stabilized them before transfer to a burn center. One boy released, the other remained hospitalized with grafts planned. staff praised the life saving teamwork.
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Marc Hutcheson
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Robert Velasco
Aiken County
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Tim Adcock
J.R. Williams
Aiken Regional
Stephen Platte
Brandy Redd
Mallory Langston
Linda West
Brenda Eubanks
LPN
Ed Eidson
Ruth Ness
Carol Grimes
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Ness
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
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