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Indonesian Volcano Spewing Smoke, Lava (AP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Apr 18 2006 06:38

Indonesian farmers are silhouetted in front of Mount Merapi at Srumbung village, near Indonesia city of Magelang on April 15, 2006. (Dwi Oblo/Reuters)AP - The volcano that looms above his village is spewing smoke and lava, and scientists warn it could erupt anytime. But like many people farming the fertile slopes of Mount Merapi, Ismail says there is no need to panic.






Spring flood isolates Canadian Prairie farmers
Source: Reuters - Apr 17 2006 17:42
WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - Farmhouses in the Canadian Prairie province of Manitoba were sitting like islands in a great lake on Monday as the swelling Red River crested and rural residents were forced to travel by boat.


Experts ponder a future of new sex gizmos, robots
Source: Reuters - Apr 17 2006 08:54
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - When America's top sex researchers gathered recently to discuss the next decade in their field, some envisioned a future in which artificial sex partners could cater to every fantasy.


Sand storm, pollution envelop Beijing
Source: Reuters - Apr 17 2006 07:21
Desertification of the country's west and Mongolian steppes has made the spring sand storms worse in recent years, reaching as far away as South Korea and Japan.


Brazil floods kill eight, leave 116,000 homeless (AFP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Apr 15 2006 19:01
AFP - Floods killed eight people and left 116,000 homeless after torrential rains in northern Brazil, officials said, declaring a state of emergency in some areas.

Predicting Earthquakes Still Elusive (AP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Apr 15 2006 11:31
AP - The monster earthquake that turned San Francisco into smoky rubble a century ago also gave rise to seismology, but scientists still can't predict when the next Big One will pop.

Mich. Tries to Clamp Down on Cormorants (AP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Apr 14 2006 18:15

Double-crested cormorants fly over Lake Champlain near Young Island in Grand Isle, Vt., Tuesday, June 22, 2004. (AP Photo/ Rob Swanson, FILE)AP - Jimmie Miller was ready this week when the first of thousands of double-crested cormorants — large, hook-billed birds accused of swallowing up Michigan's perch and other fish populations — began their annual return to the Upper Peninsula.



British Expert Warns of Global Warming (AP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Apr 14 2006 18:38

Peruvians seek relief from spoaring temperatures at the beach in Lima, in December 2005. In a grim warning on climate change, the British government's chief scientist said the world must immediately put into place measures to address global warming, even if they take decades to produce results.(AFP/File/Eitan Abramovich)AP - Global temperatures are likely to rise by 5.4 degrees by the end of the century, sharply increasing drought and water shortages, Britain's chief scientist said.



Ore. Commision OKs Plan to Control Cougars (AP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Apr 13 2006 20:47

A cougar is shown in this undated photo provided by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Tuesday, April 11, 2006.  (AP Photo/Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife)AP - With worries about Oregon's growing cougar population on the rise, the state Fish and Wildlife Commission unanimously approved a plan to reduce the cats' numbers in places where they conflict with people and livestock.



NASA Employees Mark Shuttle Anniversary (AP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Apr 12 2006 19:03

Former Astronaut Bob Crippen and Astronaut John Young speak at the STS-1 25th  anniversary launch celebration at NASA  Wednesday April 12, 2006 in Houston. Crippen was the pilot and Young was the commander aboard the maiden flight of the Columbia space shuttle.  (AP Photo/Donna Carson)AP - NASA workers and flight crews on Wednesday observed the 25th anniversary of the first space shuttle flight with equal parts pride and optimism.



Japan Sets Up Team for Lunar Landing (AP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Apr 12 2006 19:40
AP - Japan's space agency has set up a team to send an unmanned mission to the surface of the moon, possibly within the next 10 years, officials said Wednesday.

Shuttle holds lessons for next spacecraft plan (Reuters)
Source: Yahoo! News - Apr 12 2006 19:51

Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, R-Texas, talks to retired astronaut John Young, center, and Former Astronaut Bob Crippen, right, at the STS-1 25th  anniversary launch celebration at Space Center Houston  Wednesday April 12, 2006.  Young was the commander  and Crippen was the pilot aboard the maiden flight of the Columbia space shuttle.  (AP Photo/Donna Carson)Reuters - The thought of test launching a new spaceship with people aboard is unfathomable to NASA, which hopes to have a replacement for the space shuttle ready for test flights as early as 2016.



Geologists Find Ancient Worm Feces (AP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Apr 12 2006 13:20
AP - Swedish geologists have found fossilized feces from a worm that lived some 500 million years ago, media reports said Wednesday.

Time for change when Sri Lanka turns back the clocks
Source: Reuters - Apr 12 2006 13:18
COLOMBO (Reuters) - For Buddhist monks and astrologers, when Sri Lanka permanently puts its clocks back thirty minutes at midnight on Friday, the island is putting itself back in sync with the stars and planets.


Cameras Banned From Bat Flights in N.M. (AP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Apr 11 2006 21:13
AP - Photographers who flew in the face of a no-flash rule have prompted a total ban on picture-taking as Carlsbad Caverns' famous bats emerge each evening.

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