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On Japanese tsunami anniversary, recalling Fukushima effects on ocean
It’s been exactly two years since Japan's devastating earthquake and tsunami. The magnitude 9.0 shaker resulted when a portion of the Pacific plate was pushed into and underneath the North American plate, shifting the position of Earth's axis...
Tags: Earthquakes, Tsunamis, Health Organizations, Tokyo Electric Power Co., Fukushima (Fukushima, Japan)
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“Ring of Fire” stars Michael Vartan, Terry O’Quinn talk about disaster epic
Channel Guide MagazineRing of Fire movie — Part 1 airs Monday, March 11, at 8pm ET; Part 2 premieres Tuesday, March 12, 8pm ET on REELZCHANNEL. How much have those blatantly cheesy, over-the-top creature features known as Syfy Original Movies permeated our consciousness?... -
SXSW: Elon Musk discusses hovering rocket, Mars and that NYT review
AUSTIN -- Elon Musk says if mankind doesn't make it to Mars by the time he dies, it'll be the biggest disappointment of his life. Speaking to a packed crowd of several thousand attendees at South by Southwest on Saturday, the founder of Tesla and SpaceX...
Tags: The New York Times, SpaceX, Science and Technology, Travel, Trips and Vacations
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Coastal panel rejects Navy plan to increase underwater explosions
L.A. NOWThe California Coastal Commission voted Friday to reject the Navy’s plan for increased use of sonar and underwater explosions as part of increased training and testing off the coast. The Navy requested that the commission find the plan consistent... -
Early March snow looking more likely, but accumulation uncertain
Meteorologists watching forecast models for a potential mid-week snowfall are gaining confidence that a developing storm could affect Maryland, but whether it will bring significant snow accumulation remains uncertain. Models were showing late...
Tags: Weather, Weather Reports
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'Phantom' goes underwater, but not deep ★★
On March 8, 1968, about 1,800 miles northwest of Oahu in the Pacific Ocean, the diesel-powered Soviet submarine K-129 exceeded its crush depth and imploded, for mysterious reasons a screenwriter would find intriguing on which to speculate. All 98 of its...
Tags: Ed Harris, David Duchovny, Todd Robinson, William Fichtner
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Beloved antique shop owner dies
Laguna Beach resident Karen Kramer Maroney, one-time owner of the city's Oak Street Antiques, passed away at Mission Hospital Mission Viejo on Feb. 14. She was 73. Maroney was owner and proprietor of Oak Street Antiques at Oak Street and Coast Highway...
Tags: Ella Fitzgerald, Arts and Culture, Allentown, Heifer International
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From the Boathouse: The truth about ropes and lines
Ahoy! The weather and sea conditions are looking very favorable for boating this weekend, with the air temperatures rising up to the low 70s on Friday and dipping slightly through the weekend to the low 60s by Sunday. However, we will have mostly...Tags: Weather, Radio, Weather Reports, Entertainment
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New Natalie Wood death report raises questions about 1981 investigation
L.A. NOWNatalie Wood investigation: Michael Baden, a former New York medical examiner who has testified in numerous high-profile trials, said the findings in the amended coroner's report raises questions about the initial investigation of actress Natalie Wood's... -
Leo Ernest Kopetsky Sr.
Sun City West, Ariz.: Leo Ernest Kopetsky Sr., of Sun City West, Ariz., passed away Jan. 4, 2013, at a Newport Beach, Calif., hospital. The body was cremated and a burial and memorial service is planned for later in the spring. Leo was the youngest...
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Natalie Wood bruised, scratched before drowning, coroner report says
L.A. NOWNatalie Wood: A fresh coroner's review of Natalie Wood's autopsy found that the actress had several fresh bruises and scratches on her arm, wrist and neck that likely occurred before she landed in the Pacific Ocean and drowned.... -
From the Boathouse: Houseboat now a true home
Ahoy! Good news for permanently affixed floating homes. The Supreme Court issued a decision Jan. 15, in a 7-2 vote, that a floating home is not a boat, hence is not a vessel. U.S. Code defines the word "vessel" as including all means of water...Tags: Riviera Beach, Stephen Breyer, Crime, Law and Justice, Laws, International Law
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