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Review: 'Aftershock's' post-quake mayhem is a shock
The disaster formula of Irwin Allen days used to be: Introduce everyone, uncork the cataclysm, grieve, then watch humanity shine with the stirring rescue effort. But in tackling the genre with the straightforward hellscape "Aftershock," horror...
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The Week in Pictures | February 25 – March 3, 2013
FrameworkEach week we bring you the very best in visual journalism. The big news this week was the retirement of the pope. Benedict XVI became the first pope to resign in nearly 600 years, telling a tearful crowd of faithful that he will now be "a simple pilgrim"... -
Pictures in the News | February 27, 2013
FrameworkWednesday's Pictures in the News begins in Vatican City, where thousands gather in St Peter's Square as Pope Benedict XVI attended his last weekly public audience before stepping down tomorrow. Pope Benedict XVI has been the leader of the Catholic... -
So close, so far, so close
I was just months away from marrying my high school sweetheart and shipping off to the Peace Corps. I'd had a bright five-year plan that included teaching English in a faraway land. The idea of a new culture and new life filled me with the sense that...
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Death Toll in Guatemala Quake Now at 52
![CHAMPERICO, Guatemala -- It was the first time that 6-year-old Giovanni went to "work" at the local sand quarry near his home in southwestern Guatemala.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2012-11/73218898-08055939.jpg "CHAMPERICO, Guatemala -- It was the first time that 6-year-old Giovanni went to "work\" at the local sand quarry near his home in southwestern Guatemala.")
CNNCHAMPERICO, Guatemala -- It was the first time that 6-year-old Giovanni went to "work" at the local sand quarry near his home in southwestern Guatemala. The school year had ended, and the boy was bored. He begged his mother to let him accompany his...Tags: Earthquakes, Guatemala, Central America, CNN (tv network)
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Pebble Watershed Risks Now In Hands of EPA Science Panel
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's efforts to assess the environmental impacts of the Pebble Mine are now causing repercussions on Capitol Hill. The Anchorage Daily News reported this week that some congressional republicans are challenging...
Tags: Mining, Ecosystems, Lakes and Ponds, Environmental Issues, Conservation
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Research ship returns from South Pacific voyage
FOX 5 San Diego StaffSAN DIEGO - The Scrip ps Institution of Oceanography's research vessel Melville returned to San Diego Thursday after a 10-month expedition, most of it in the southern hemisphere. The vessel went on 11 research voyages during its deployment, in which...Tags: Oceans, Research, Science, Marine Science, Atlantic Ocean
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Chile earthquake: No California tsunami warning issued
L.A. NOWThe 7.2 earthquake reported Sunday 20 miles from Talca, Chile, has not prompted any tsunami warnings for California, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.... -
Death toll is 2 in Mexico quake; volcano rumor quelled
World NowTwo people have died after last week's large earthquake in Mexico, the first casualties reported since the magnitude 7.4 quake shook densely populated Mexico City and damaged thousands of homes across several southern states.... -
Earthquakes in literature
Los Angeles Times book criticEarthquakes are the expression of a living planet, the earth's way of re-inventing itself. But while this knowledge may be consoling in the abstract, it's not very useful in the face of a catastrophe such as the quake and tsunami in Japan. At these times,...Tags: Haruki Murakami, Disasters and Accidents, Terrorism, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Literature
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9 earthquake books revisited
Jacket CopyA list of nine books that channel both the terror and awe of witnessing an earthquake.... -
More for Your Money: Getting out of a country in crisis
When a crisis strikes a country you're visiting, it pays to have friends. By the time the U.S. government began evacuating its citizens from troubled Egypt last month, some tour operators, travel agents and private security firms had already moved their...Tags: U.S. Department of State, Travel Alerts, Transportation Industry, Air Transportation Delays, Tour Operations Industry
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