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14 Dec 2002

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Ottawa Herald

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Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 2002

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5

Retailers Hope Final Stretch Is a Christmas Sprint

Retailers face a tight remaining shopping window with eleven days to Christmas. Analysts say discounting is up about a third from last year as storms and frugality dampen sales, while online shops surge 43 percent but rely on bargains and free shipping to entice buyers.

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Denali quake informs California quake risk modeling

The magnitude 7.9 Denali earthquake in Alaska created an 186 mile fault scar and long shaking without casualties, offering seismologists a proxy for potential damage along the San Andreas fault. Researchers say population density and ground motion differences would alter outcomes in California.

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San Francisco Alaska Denali United States California San Andreas Fault Peter Haeussler Anchorage U.S. Geological Survey South Los Angeles Haeussler San Andreas
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Brain region controls how we remember music study finds

Dartmouth researchers using fMRI studied eight trained musicians listening to original tunes. They located a central rostromedial prefrontal area behind the forehead that recognizes musical tones and links music to emotions. The study, in Science, suggests music memory varies with each listening and helps explain music’s emotional pull.

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Washington Science Dartmouth College Hanover N.F Ketr Janata Dartmouth Center For Cognitive Neuroscience Janata
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