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Nintendo vows to rethink its approach to the ‘Zelda’ series
Hero Complex - movies, comics, pop culture - latimes.comNintendo's Wii U launched in November with a new entry in the “Super Mario Bros.” series, but missing in action ...... -
In an arid land, managing our thirst
A study released last week by the Bureau of Reclamation confirms what everyone already knows: We are sucking more water out of the Colorado River Basin than nature is putting in. Like draining a savings account, water users in the seven basin states...
Tags: Water Supply, Conservation, Environmental Issues, Glen Canyon Dam, Mountains
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Air Force set to blast off another secretive space drone
An experimental robotic space plane developed for the Air Force is slated to launch Tuesday from Cape Canaveral, fueling an ongoing mystery about its hush-hush payload and overall mission. Air Force officials offered few details about the mission....
Tags: The Pentagon, Military Equipment, SpaceX, Satellite Technology, Mountains
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Black Hawk helicopter flies itself over mountain range in test
In the blue skies above the Diablo Range, just east of San Jose, a Black Hawk helicopter flew a two-hour test mission controlled entirely by a computer -- without a pilot’s hand. There were pilots aboard the aircraft, but all maneuvers during...
Tags: The Pentagon, Armed Forces, Military Equipment, U.S. Army, Mountains
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2012 another bad year for U.S. disasters, and it may get worse
Tornadoes and wildfires. Droughts and hurricanes. The United States saw almost every sort of calamity this year as 11 billion-dollar natural disasters struck the country. Superstorm Sandy hit New York, ruined parts of the New Jersey coast and closed the...
Tags: Meteorological Disasters, Environmental Issues, Droughts, Hurricanes, Ecosystems
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Some Arctic seals now officially listed as threatened with extinction
First came the polar bear. Now, the federal government has added two other marine mammals to the list of creatures threatened with extinction because of vanishing sea ice in a warming Arctic. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has...
Tags: Politics, Aquaculture, Environmental Issues, Health and Medical Professionals, Endangered Species
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Sundance 2013: Seeing volcanoes, coral and futuristic cityscapes
PARK CITY, Utah — Year in and year out, some of the most completely exciting things I see at Sundance aren’t on any theatrical screen but rather are part of the always invigorating New Frontier installations at the Yard exhibition space....
Tags: Sundance Film Festival, Sony Corp., Volcanoes
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Low rates of extinction made California a hot spot of plant diversity
California plant life is unusually rich and diverse. The state has more than 5,500 native plant species, more than any other state. Roughly 40% of them are found nowhere else. A new study offers an explanation for that incredible variety: The state&...
Tags: Conservation, Biology, Environmental Issues, Ecosystems, Mountains
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California weekend escape: An evergreen calm in Fallbrook
The slow pace and small-town pleasures of Fallbrook, Calif. — best known for its avocados and festival celebrating the green fruit — can't match the glitz of, well, glitzier destinations. That lack of flash is what's most appealing about...
Tags: Hamburgers, Foods and Beverages, Human Interest, The Happiest News!, Services and Shopping
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Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds announce new album due out next year
With screenwriting and film-scoring credits on "Lawless" and "West of Memphis," respectively, Nick Cave has spent much of 2012 focusing on his career in movies. Next year, though, the Australian polymath will return to rock with a new studio album by...
Tags: Apple iTunes, Soundgarden (music group), Higgs Boson Search, Lawless (movie), Caves and Caverns
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Yosemite National Park plan seeks to ease crowding and traffic
L.A. NOWA National Park Service plan intended to ease congestion in Yosemite Valley proposes numerous cutbacks to reduce tourist activities, but stops short of placing a limit on the number of daily visitors.... -
Alleged phony doctor promising 'miracle cures' is charged
L.A. NOWA La Mesa man who allegedly advertised himself as "Dr. Barton" and promised cures for AIDS and cancer has been charged with practicing medicine without a license and other felonies. Keith Allen Barton, 50, was arraigned Wednesday in San Diego......
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