The Delaware Gazette

Cameron: Earth’s deepest spot desolate, foreboding

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WASHINGTON — The last fron­tier on Earth is out-of-this-world, des­o­late, fore­bod­ing, and moon-like, James Cameron said after div­ing to the deep­est part of the ocean. And he loved it. Cameron, who knows a lit­tle about alien worlds hav­ing made the movie “Avatar,” said when he got to this strange cold, dark place 7 miles below the west­ern Pacific Ocean that only two other men have been to, there was one thing he promised to him­self: He wanted to drink in how unusual it is.

Q&A: What makes gasoline prices rise?

NEW YORK — Watch­ing the num­bers on the gas pump tick ever higher can boil the blood and lead the mind to won­der: Why are gaso­line prices so high?

Samantha Coughlin living the sportsman racer dream in Gainesville

Super Comp racer Saman­tha Cough­lin is a bona fide national event win­ner who has proven to be absolutely lethal on the race­track in her JEGS.com drag­ster. But when the hel­met comes off, Cough­lin is quick to flash a pretty smile that usu­ally dis­arms even the most hard­ened of opponents.

Jeg Jr. to chase Gatornationals glory in two categories

Five-time world cham­pion drag racer Jeg Cough­lin Jr. enters this weekend’s 42nd annual Tire King­dom NHRA Gator­na­tion­als with two chances at win­ning a cov­eted Wally tro­phy from one of the crown jew­els on the NHRA schedule.

APNewsBreak: Farmers avoiding fed loan program

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WICHITA, Kan. — Extreme drought with­ered grain across the Great Plains. Flood­ing from the Mis­sis­sippi and Mis­souri rivers drowned corn and other crops from Nebraska to Louisiana. A trop­i­cal storm on the East Coast sub­merged Car­olina tobacco fields and New Jer­sey blue­berry bushes.

New device uses light to screen for melanoma

WASHINGTON — Der­ma­tol­o­gists will soon get some high-tech help decid­ing which suspicious-looking moles should be removed and checked for melanoma, the dead­liest form of skin can­cer. The Food and Drug Admin­is­tra­tion on Wednes­day approved a first-of-its-kind device, called MelaFind, that makes detailed, dig­i­tal images of skin growths and uses a com­puter to ana­lyze them for signs of can­cer, offer­ing a sort of sec­ond opin­ion to doc­tors. The device is approved only for der­ma­tol­o­gists and only for use on growths that don’t have obvi­ous signs of can­cer but still have one or two wor­ri­some traits.

String of identity thefts may be related

The num­ber of iden­tity theft vic­tims in Delaware City has nearly dou­bled in the span of one day, offi­cials with the Delaware City Police Depart­ment said. Delaware City Coun­cil­woman Lisa Keller was among the vic­tims. She said her bank account was drained, with a debt of $200, before she learned of the sus­pi­cious purchases.

Tourism dilemma: Irene’s gone but summer’s not

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SPRING LAKE, N.J. — If you fix it, they will come. That’s the mantra — and the des­per­ate hope — of tourism-dependent towns along the East Coast as they deal with the after­math of Hur­ri­cane Irene, which hit just eight days before Labor Day. Places that lost board­walks, restau­rants, roads and other fix­tures in the storm are ter­ri­fied the tourists will sim­ply call it a sea­son and stay away until next summer.

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