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Kentville -
Hurrican Earl has been downgraded to a Category 1 hurricane but it's still expected to begin affecting Nova Scotia late Friday night. Provincial authorities have closed camping parks and provincial beaches as they expect severe weather conditions.
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Halifax -
As officials continue to monitor the path of Hurricane Earl the Nova Scotia Emergency Management Office is advising the public to take necessary steps to protect themselves and their families in the event of an emergency.
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Charleston -
Super lightning rocket fireworks have been recalled. Thousands of injuries are expected from sparklers, firecrackers, and aerials this year. Consumers are urged to put safety over stupidity when using, lighting and launching fireworks at home.
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Washington -
The FDA and WHO have recently released studies on the use of cell phones and report no increased danger for users. Other experts in the field including the scientific team at Mast Sanity disagree and saying studies were funded by the cell phone companies.
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They’re as predictable as high and low tides, and the annual California grunion runs and egg-laying can only be seen along the California coast from Baja in the south to the Channel Islands in the north.
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Five-day-old twins Billie and Ridley Lampard were both given the middle name of Danger because their dad wanted bragging rights to the popular expression: "Danger is my middle name."
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Delhi High Court refused to give bail to a driver who caused six deaths while driving drunk. The judge called him a “human bomb."
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Apparently, there have been mounting reports of injuries related to text messaging. In the modern age of electronics and instantaneous communications capabilities, the developers of such advancements neglected to take into account safety features.
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One hundred seventy-eight species in the continental U.S. and 39 in Hawaii have the dubious distinction of landing on the newest and most scientifically sound list of America's most imperiled birds. WatchList 2007.
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Japan’s long line southern bluefin tuna fleet nets large amount of bluefin tuna but also captures thousands of albatrosses, sharks and marine turtles, decimating their population according to a WWF report.
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