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After Oklahoma tornado: Five steps to prepare for a natural disaster
In the wake of the May 20 tornado in Moore, Okla., it's important to review how best to be prepared for a natural disaster. Here are five action steps for personal preparedness from the National Center for Disaster Preparedness at Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health.
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Companies we love in 8 industries we hate
A trip to the bank doesn't have to be a nightmare. Here are the customer service winners in eight industries that customers hate, from airlines to cable companies.
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8 steps to US energy security
If Americans are serious about making energy security a moon shot for this generation, the president and Congress must create an integrated rather than piecemeal approach for meeting this goal.Here's a plan to consider.– Steve Yetiv, August 15, 2012
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5 reasons 'Fifty Shades of Grey' is everywhere
E L James' erotic trilogy has become a surprise pop culture phenomenon.
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5 great travel rewards credit cards
Summer travel can be cheap with the help of credit card rewards. Here are five great credit card rewards programs to fit your vacationing style.
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Air France crash: Probe into two other A330 incidents
Two recent Airbus A330 flights may have had similar computer malfunctions to those suspected in AF Flight 447, the National Transportation Safety Board said.
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Safe travel – citywide and worldwide
A Christian Science perspective.
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The importance of Flight 447's missing black boxes
Black box data can provide key clues to how the crash happened, information that's vital for future airline safety and design.
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When did Air France know about faulty air-speed sensors?
An internal document shows the airline was aware of the problem more than a year before flight 447 disappeared.
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Rudder could be cause of Air France crash, pilots and experts say
There's been a pattern of irregularities linked to the tail fin, but Airbus says it's too soon to know.
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Flight computers at heart of Air France crash?
Anomalies in on-board computerized controls have destabilized other A330 jets. Airbus sees no link between those cases and Flight 447.
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Air France upgrades all speed sensors
Meanwhile, Boeing sounds a bullish note at the Paris Air Show.
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Monday's coverage agenda: Post-election Iran, Air France, healthcare reform
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FAA head vows to crack down on pilot fatigue
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Air France crash: What is known so far
Two weeks after the flight disappeared, investigators have pieced together many clues but still need the black boxes.
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Will planes be fueled by flowers in the future?
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Terror link to Air France crash?
Two passengers' names match those of Al Qaeda suspects, reports say. But experts caution that it's too early to tell if the link is legitimate.
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Air France pilots urge change in air-speed sensors
Clues to Flight 447's failure may lie in Airbus tail section found Monday. Some airlines are starting to replace the instruments, known as Pitot tubes.
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Search for AF447: More bodies found as focus shifts to plane's sensors
A French submarine is heading to the area to help locate the plane's black boxes, which may be at the bottom of the ocean.
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Two bodies, briefcase from Air France flight recovered
A Brazilian navy ship picked up a backpack, briefcase, and Air France flight 447 boarding pass.
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'Jet fuel' slicks not from Air France flight
Debris recovered Thursday not from jet either, say Brazilian officials. Search continues.
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Bing as travel agent? So long, Farecast.
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Was Air France flight brought down by turbulence or hail?
100 m.p.h. winds, hail, and rain might have brought Flight 447 down, says a former Air Force meteorologist.
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Air France debris? It may take another day to confirm.
Helicopters can't get to debris field. Brazilian navy ships won't arrive until Wednesday morning.
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Brazilian Air Force spots debris: Is it the Air France jet?
An orange buoy, an aircraft seat, and oil sighted near to Flight 447's last reported position.
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Search begins off Brazil's coast for 'disappeared' Air France flight
Air France reports a possible lightning strike. Airbus 330-200 has a good safety record.
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View from Paris: A puzzling tragedy dawns slowly
President Sarkozy calls Air France Flight 447 an unprecedented "catastrophe."
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Missing plane baffles aviation experts
With a good safety record and robust backup systems, the Airbus 330 wouldn't be easily downed by lightning, they say.
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High hopes for high speed
A $13 billion proposal could lay high-speed tracks in the midwest, California, and Florida.
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Already pummeled by recession, airlines now must deal with concerns about flu
Airplanes themselves are safe, experts say, but flights to Mexico have been cut. Drug cartel violence is an issue too.



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