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People Pack Lancaster Museum To Watch Shuttle Launch
Staff ReporterDozens of people took in the historic space shuttle launch at the North Museum of Natural History & Science in Lancaster. People of all ages packed into the planetarium at the museum to witness Atlantis lift off. "It is just a monumental occasion, it is...Tags: Space Programs, Science and Technology, Atlantis, Rocketry, Florida
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Dinosaur Hall holds something big
There is nothing juvenile about the three Tyrannosaurus rex skeletons at the heart of the Natural History Museum's new Dinosaur Hall, crouching with their great heads and menacing teeth hovering just above an unlucky duck-billed Edmontosaurus skeleton &#...Tags: New York, Mystery (genre), Science and Technology, History, California
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See the Hogwarts cake Charm City Cakes made for the N.Y. Harry Potter premiere
![Charm City Cakes made this special-effects Hogwarts cake for the party following Monday night's New York premiere of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2"](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-07/248206800-12084602.jpg "Charm City Cakes made this special-effects Hogwarts cake for the party following Monday night's New York premiere of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2\"")
The Baltimore SunCharm City Cakes made this special-effects Hogwarts cake for the party following Monday night's New York premiere of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2" The party was held at the American Museum of Natural History following the invite-only...Tags: New York, Harry Potter (fictional character)
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Seahorses may be heading toward decline
They are whimsical symbols of the beach, appearing on key chains, murals, logos and postcards. They form inseparable, monogamous couples. And they are hauled from the sea in nets, ground into powder for traditional Chinese medicine and dried for sale in...Tags: Big Pine Key, Endangered Species, Customs and Tradition, Science, Natural Resources
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Look to kids' passions for perfect gifts
NEW YORK (AP) — To the uninitiated, buying gifts for kids can feel like a treasure hunt without a map through store aisles and websites packed for the holidays. But sussing out clues may not be as difficult as it looks. Has the young recipient...Tags: White House, Media Industry, Literature, Wii, Cars 2 (movie)
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Smithsonian unveils Chilean mine exhibition, local attends
Daily American InternBill Arnold lives on the farm where the Quecreek Mine rescue occurred, but he was not there Wednesday. Instead he visited Washington, D.C., accepting the ambassador of Chile’s invitation to attend the preview of “Against All Odds: Rescue...Tags: Nature, Science and Technology, Diplomacy, Industrial Accidents, Structural Failures
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2 Do List (Aug. 4)
Magic 98.9Salmonstock Ninilchik, Friday, Aug. 5 – Sunday, Aug. 7 The fun starts Friday at 2:00 pm at the Kenai Peninsula fairgrounds. Celebrate the world’s greatest remaining renewable resource, Alaskan salmon. Salmonstock features two stages with...Tags: Golf, Sports, Climbing
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Bronx Zoo Plays Key Role Helping Macaws In Guatemala
Researchers and conservationists from the Wildlife Conservation Society’s Guatemala Program, WCS’s Bronx Zoo, the National Park Service of Guatemala, and other groups report a major conservation victory from Central America: a bumper crop of...Tags: Endangered Species, Tooth Decay, Science, Travel, Natural Resources
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Whales in the desert: Fossil bonanza poses mystery
SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) -- More than 2 million years ago, scores of whales congregating off the Pacific Coast of South America mysteriously met their end. Maybe they became disoriented and beached themselves. Maybe they were trapped in a lagoon by a...Tags: Geography, Zoology, Museums, Paleontology, Highway Transportation
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Demetrius J. Dukas, iconographer who painted churches
Demetrius James Dukas, a world-renowned Byzantine iconographer who decorated churches with mosaics and paintings in the United States and abroad, died June 17 from complications of an infection at his home in Bowie. He was 83.
The son of Greek...Tags: Painting, Boston, Christian Orthodoxy, Human Interest, Bel Air (Allegany, Maryland)
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Demetrius J. Dukas
Baltimore Sun reporterDemetrius James Dukas, a world-renowned Byzantine iconographer who decorated churches with mosaics and paintings throughout the United States and abroad, died June 17 from complications of an infection at his home in Bowie. He was 83. The son of Greek...Tags: Painting, Boston, Arts, Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), Christian Orthodoxy
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