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‘Triple Polar Vortex’ Could Hit U.S. Hard in Coming Weeks

It happens every fall. The publishers of The Old Farmer’s Almanac predict a horrible winter with tons of snow and extremely cold temperatures. Print and broadcast media across Read More

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Be Proactive With Your Health… Purify Your Tap Water Before It Makes National Headlines

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How do you react when you hear about a big problem in another part of the country? I’m talking about extreme weather events that empty store shelves and Read More

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A New Year’s Resolution Just About Anyone Can Keep

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New Year’s resolutions have been popular in the Western Hemisphere. But it’s origins began across the Atlantic Ocean over 4,000 years ago. The ancient Romans began each new Read More

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Another Disaster-Filled Year Coming to an End… Did We Learn Enough from 2018 to Prepare for 2019?

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Every once in a while, I’ll hear someone say something like this: “Extreme weather and other disasters aren’t increasing. It’s just that there’s more media coverage of these Read More

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Not All NASA Advancements Make for Bold Headlines… But Some Could Positively Affect Our Lives

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Many of us who have been around a while remember some of the most historic moments in NASA history. Such as the first flyby of the moon by Read More

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UK Citizens Preparing for the Worst with Brexit Date Approaching

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Do you remember when just about everything we heard or saw on the news was connected to Brexit? That was in the summer of 2016 immediately following a Read More

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7.0 Magnitude Earthquake Buckles Roads, Causes Blackouts in Anchorage

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Alaska is the earthquake capital of the United States. There are more earthquakes in our 49th state than in any other. In fact, the state averages about 40,000 Read More

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National Medal of Honor Museum Needs a Home

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If you’re a sports fan, I hope you’ve had the chance to visit one or more of the professional sports halls of fame. I’ve had the honor of Read More

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Russia Developing Hypersonic Weapon That Can Travel One Mile Per Second

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Just think about the places you would visit and the people you could meet if you were able to travel at one mile per second. You could reach Read More

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Custodians Deserve Our Respect, Praise and Admiration

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In the 1985 movie, The Breakfast Club, one of the high school students in detention asks the custodian, Carl, how one becomes a janitor. The student then explains Read More

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