New adhesive backed handle aids carry of phone books and frames
Terzian and partners Linda Wedekindt and Frances Rogers developed an adhesive backed plastic handle to make phone books, catalogs, and picture frames easier to carry. They say it helps the elderly and impaired but is usable by anyone handling bulky directories. The product, tested after patenting, bonds to various materials with different adhesives and carries about 25 pounds. the standard model retails for just under $2.
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Frances Rogers
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Researchers fear food allergies are on the rise
In the New England Journal of Medicine a study of 18 severe allergic reactions found fatal or near fatal cases rising. Six deaths and seven near misses occurred in 14 months, all among children or teens. Most cases involved peanuts or other nuts, with some milk or eggs.
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New England Journal of Medicine
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Thunderbirds to debut F-16C at Cleveland air show
The Air Force Thunderbirds will unveil the F-16C during the Cleveland National Air Show September 5 to 7 at Burke Lakefront Airport. The updated jet, now used by all front line USAF fighters, headlines a lineup including the Golden Knights, Patty Wagstaff, Lee Oman, and other acts. Advanced tickets cost 9 dollars for adults and 6 dollars for children ages 6-11, available via Ticketmaster, AAA, or the air show office.
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Hungry Hippo Roams Lisbon Pond Amid Scorching Heat
Two girls in Lisbon, Portugal search for dinner by a hippo wading in a pond as temperatures soar to 100 degrees. The sun hats they wear reflect the day’s heat while a classified ad phone number appears as a fragment.
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Zebra mussels clean water but threaten Great Lakes
Bridgeport New York AP report notes zebra mussels, while a costly nuisance clogging water systems, also filter toxins from water in three New York rivers and three lakes. Cornell and Smithsonian researchers say they remove pollutants, yet experts warn the negatives outweigh positives and control methods are needed.
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Edward Mills
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