Forty Airborne Soon Group Therapy Helps Flight Fear
Nathan Cott, a heating company executive, formed Fly Without Fear with about 40 fellow fear of flying sufferers after advertising for others. The nonprofit charges $10 to join and $5 per weekly meeting and has hired a psychologist to guide sessions. Members plan to invite ground controllers and safety experts next month to discuss aviation facts as they prepare for their first flights.
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New York
Nathan Cott
Cott
Florida
Fly Without Fear
Scientists predict decade for earthquake system and possible control
Four U S Geological Survey scientists report optimism that a practical earthquake prediction system could emerge in the next ten years and hint at potential control methods. They cite continuous ground tilt and seismic monitoring, computer advances, and deeper fault insights as key drivers, noting artificial triggering has already shown effects.
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Associated Press
Science Magazine
L. C. Paliser
J. P. Eaton
H. H. Healy
C. B. Raleigh
U.S. Geological Survey
National Center For Earthquake Research
Menlo Park
Calif
U.S
Califoria
Geological Survey
California
Nevada
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