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NASA's Landsat finds problems under Yellowstone's Old Faithful

Yellowstone National Park - NASA's Landsat satellites have been tracking Yellowstone's underground geothermal activity, a deep heat that is stored 4,000 miles into the earth's core. But there are areas where these energy levels are becoming erratic. Old Faithful could be in trouble.

In the Media by Nancy Houser - 2 comments

FDA warns Magic Coffee has undeclared Viagra type ingredient

Washington - The FDA is warning Magic Power Coffee has a little more then magic in its list of ingredients. An undeclared chemical similar to that of Viagra has been found in this powerful java. When mixed with other medicines the effects can be deadly.

In the Media by Kim I. Hartman - 2 comments

Rise in tourism to the Galapagos may introduce harmful mosquitoes

The fauna of the Galapagos Islands is attracting tourists in even larger numbers. However, a mosquito carrying West Nile fever brought from the mainland with the tourists could prove more harmful to the animals than the tourists ever will.

In the Media by Julian Worker - 2 comments

Whats good for the body may be deadly for the iPhone

The iPhone is under some weighty issues that point towards sweat and while no confirmation of the allegations has been given, the company is getting a bit of a workout of its own.

In the Media by Nikki Weingartner - 7 comments

Op-Ed: Who's to Blame when Your Computer Dies?

Think your IT department is to blame when your laptop at work acts up? You'd be wrong. The chances are it is the fault of the user. Yes, that would be you. Case in point? Houston's Municipal Courthouse is closed today because of a computer virus.

In the Media by KJ Mullins - 2 comments

Obama Appointees Hit by Tax Problems

Tom Daschle, the former Senate majority leader whom President Barack Obama had nominated for secretary of Health and Human Services, withdrew his nomination Tuesday amid growing criticism over his late payment of more than $120,000 in back taxes.

In the Media by Sadiq Green - 4 comments

Small Hand Gestures Could Indicate Aggression: Non-Verbal Cues In Communication

We all communicate in one way or another. But did you know that tiny movements of the body can be indicators of aggression, anxiety and even lying? Non-verbals can signal certain problems when the communication goes awry.

In the Media by Nikki Weingartner - 5 comments

Five UK Children A Day Suffer Undetected Strokes

Experts at a top UK University have found through recent research that up to five children a day in Britain alone suffers a stroke. These go undetected and throws out the understanding that strokes only happen to people in their final years

In the Media by Michelle Duffy - 3 comments

Disabled Veterans Returning From Iraq and Afghanistan Face Problems With Education

Unfortunately, those who return from the war in Iraq and Afghanistan are often not spared of medical problems. As these recovering vets attempt to create a life of normalcy by getting a college education, more problems seem to arise from the depths.

In the Media by Nikki Weingartner - 8 comments

National Institutes of Health: Too Much Cola Can Cause Kidney Problems

Researchers from the National Institute of Health claim colas are linked to kidney stones and other renal problems. Drinking two or more cola drinks a day causes a twofold risk of chronic kidney disease.

In the Media by Chris V. Thangham - 9 comments

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