Man Acquitted In Python Tragedy In Greensburg
Robert D. Mountain was found not guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of his 8 year old daughter Amber who died after a pet python named Moe wrapped around her. He was found guilty of endangering the girl's welfare and faces up to five years in prison.
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Greensburg
Robert D. Mountain
Amber Mountain
Richard McCormick Jr
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Amber
Moe
Wayne Gangaware
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Diane Whipple
San Francisco Superior
James Warren
Nedra Ruiz
Sharon Smith
Ruiz
Marjorie Knoller
Knoller
Robert Noel
Walking Worm lure outsells live bait in Florida test
In Vero Beach a pro fisherman using a patented lure outfished live bait 3 to 1 and surpassed the state bass hourly average 21 to 1. The Walking Worm’s multi flex tail traps air, stays curved, and mimics a live worm, prompting aggressive strikes. The ad notes potential regulation as prize money climbs toward 1 million dollars, details colors, pricing, ordering, and a 30 day money-back guarantee.
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Vero Beach
Florida
Alabama
Erman
Cypress Gardens
Texas
Carolina
Ngesports.com
NGC Sports
Church St
Yalesville
Early humans migrated globally? new DNA study reshapes origins
Population biologist Alan Templeton argues for at least two distinct migrations from Africa, 420k to 840k years ago and 80k to 150k years ago, with interbreeding rather than strict replacement. The Nature analysis introduces GEODIS software and meets fossil evidence debates with mixed critiques from Cann and others.
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Africa
Europe
Asia
Alan R. Templeton
Washington University
St. Louis
Templeton
This
Nature Journal
Israel
Nature
Rebecca L. Cann
University of Hawaii
Study links city air pollution to higher lung cancer risk
A large American Cancer Society study ties long term exposure to combustion related fine particulate matter in 100 plus cities to increased lung cancer deaths. The 8 percent rise per 10 microgram air pollution increase, plus 6 percent for other causes, held after adjusting for smoking and other risk factors.
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Chicago
U.S
Thurston
American Cancer Society
C. Arden Pope III
Brigham Young University
Astronauts widen Hubble with advanced camera install
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP Spacewalking astronauts James Newman and Michael Massimino installed the Advanced Camera for Surveys in the Hubble Space Telescope replacing a 12-year-old instrument. The $76 million upgrade lets Hubble see deeper into space toward the universe’s earliest galaxies.
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Fla
Hubble Space Telescope
James Newman
Michael Massimino
Hubble
Beige, not turquoise. universe color update from astronomers
Two Johns Hopkins astronomers retract January claim that the universe’s color would appear turquoise, saying flawed software mixed a nonstandard white with colors to yield that result. Karl Glazebrook calls the correction part of scientific process and a teaching moment.
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Johns Hopkins University
Karl Glazebrook
Ivan Baldry
Glazebrook
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