Mount St. Helens shows uptick in quakes and CO2
The U S Geological Survey reports rising small earthquakes and carbon dioxide emissions at Mount St Helens, heightening concerns of a possible steam eruption similar to 1991. In May there were 165 events and 318 in June, with surface-proximity risk growing.
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Geological Survey
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Cascades Volcano Observatory
Vancouver
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St. Helens
Edgewood store hit by carbon monoxide illness scare
At a shopping center John Brooks Food Store in Edgewood sickened 47 people from carbon monoxide fumes blamed on a faulty floor buffer. About 15 more employees later fell ill with similar symptoms, but authorities could not yet identify the cause. Santa Fe Fire Dept spokesman Kevin Henson said the Friday night illness pointed to a different source.
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Michigan man breaks father’s cherry pit spit record
Brian Krause, 20, won Eau Claire’s 25th International Cherry Pit Spit with a 72 foot 11 inch throw to surpass Rick Krause, 44, longtime North American record holder. Marlene Krause has twice won the women’s contest, while the elder Krause finished second in the Independence Day throw at 69 feet 3 inches.
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Eau Claire
Rick Krause
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Really Neat Research helps disabled teen in Syracuse
Syracuse teen Lloyd Sherman, paralyzed since childhood, uses a computer control system to surf the Internet play video games and communicate. The Center for Really Neat Research has developed NeatTools and JoyMouse with sensors and devices to adapt to his movements enhancing independence and education.
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Llyal Sherman
Sherman
Center
NeatTools
Edward Lipson
Warner
Lipson
CRNA
Michael Konieczny
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Power Ranger
Apphortis
Edwin Lipson
Syracuse University
Eyal Sherman
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Jeffersons early Declaration copies on display at Newseum
Jefferson copied five versions of his draft in July 1776 to protect his ideas and show edits by underlining about a third of the text. The display at Newseum in Arlington, Virginia, on loan from the New York Public Library, will run three months in a climate controlled case to preserve the document for about two more centuries.
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Thomas Jefferson
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Jefferson
Cara Sutherland
Newseum
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England
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Congress
New York Public Library
Sutherland
Manson Iowa's Hidden Armageddon Crater Story
In Manson Iowa a 74 million year old meteor crater shapes local pride more than any Hollywood blockbuster. Geologist Ray Anderson explains the crater’s huge impact while locals admire a non visible site celebrated as the Manson Impact. Librarian Ann Schlapkohl notes the town’s Crater Days celebrate a hard to see extraterrestrial prize.
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Brown University
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