Nose at the tip of dinosaur snouts, says Ohio expert
Ohio University researcher Lawrence M. Witmer argues in Science that dinosaurs likely had forward placed noses at the end of long snouts rather than up near the eyes. He cites skull analysis of modern animals and fossil evidence showing nasal passages leading to slits near the mouth.
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Bush's Heartland Tour Marks Vacation and Work Plan
President Bush heads on a Texas ranch vacation that becomes a long running working tour. He will base trips from Crawford using a 1600 acre spread, with Camp David and Kennebunkport stops. The White House frames it as a working vacation, aiming to push WH initiatives and decide on embryonic stem cell funding before Congress returns.
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Genesis solar probe launch delayed by weather and clashes
Stormy weather forces NASA to postpone the Genesis solar probe liftoff to next weekend, after two-day delays over power converters. The mission, aiming to collect solar wind particles, awaits a Discovery shuttle window and now targets Aug 11 or 12, with an end of August deadline or possible delay to December or January. Two Americans and a Russian remain aboard the international space station.
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Democrats cashing in as Senate leadership shifts power
Donors rapid funding followed the party change in Washington with June sums fueling new chairs. Harkin and Edwards led June gains, Kerry and Daschle PACs surged, as committees gained leverage and insiders moved money to maintain influence amid the 50 50 split and party realignment.
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Tropical Storm Barry Hovering in Gulf Heads Toward Louisiana
Tropical Storm Barry slowed in the Gulf of Mexico and drifts toward Louisiana after drenching Florida with heavy rain. A tropical storm watch was issued for southeast Louisiana from the Pearl River mouth to Morgan City. Grand Isle Mayor David Camardelle said hours will decide if an evacuation is called, noting fragile access via a single flood prone road.
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Tropical Storm Barry Forms in 2001 Atlantic Season
The storm was centered near 27.0 N 87.3 W moving west-northwest at 7 mph with sustained winds of 40 mph and gusts up to 50 mph. As of 11 a.m. EDT, it became better organized, signaling potential development this Friday.
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