Could Radiation Fear Sink The Fishing Industry?

Comments (4) | Food

Byron Tseng
Guest Contributor

Korean-language newspapers are calling fish no longer safe to eat.

Will America Embrace Insect Eating?

Comments (1) | entomophagy, Health, Health, insects, livestock, Living Green, Los Angeles, methane, science, Science

Byron Tseng
Contributor

Entomophagy. (Wikimedia Commons)

An in-depth look on why American should start eating more insects, and less beef.

Seismologists Debate Effectiveness Of Quake Warning System

Comments (0) | earthquake, earthquake early warning system, earthquake predictions, jim berkland, john derr, Science+Tech, Southern California

Byron Tseng
Staff Reporter

Seismologists Debate Effectiveness Of Earthquake Early Warning System (Byron Tseng/Neon Tommy)

Making The Informed Decision About Cloning

Comments (0) | Science, Science+Tech, Technology

Byron Tseng

Bob's Clones

The cloning of deceased pets has become more popular in the United States.

Sandy Hook Spurs Newtown Residents To Take Self-Defense Courses

Comments (0) | Barack Obama, California, connecticut, Gun Control, Gun Violence, karate, krav maga, Los Angeles, martial arts, museum of martial arts, National, Newtown, Sandy Hook Elementary, Sandy Hook Massacre, sandy hook shooting, School Shootings, schools

Byron Tseng
Contributor

Can martial arts remain relevant?

December 21 Mayan Doomsday: Time To Find A Bomb Shelter?

Comments (1) | Apocalypse, astronomy, december 21, december 21 2013, doomsday scenario, end of the world, maya, mayan calendar, NASA, Religion, Religion, ronal hubbard, solar flares, winter solstice

Byron Tseng
Contributor

Experts debunk the doomsday scenario.

USC U.V. $1 Billion Makeover Leaves Shop Owners' Future Uncertain

City Council reviews plans for center Tuesday.

Swing State Battleground: Hillsborough, New Hampshire

Comments (0) | 2012 Presidential Election, Barack Obama, battleground state, Election 2012, Hillsborough County, mitt romney, New Hampshire, Politics, swing county, swing states

Graham Clark, Byron Tseng
Staff Contributors

The swing county could go to either candidate, according to a first-hand report.

Film Review: "Excision" Writer Richard Bates Jr. Pairs Beauty And Gore

Comments (0) | AnnaLynne Mccord, Excision, Excision film review, Excision movie review, Excision trailer, Film and TV, film news, horror movie, interview, movie news, movie trailer, Richard Bates

Byron Tseng
Staff Reporter

"Excision" stars AnnaLynne McCord as a disturbed teen.

"Excision" is a bold piece that transcends the Screamfest Horror Film Festival.

K-Town: Jabbing Asian Stereotypes In The Face

Comments (1) | asian american, asian-americans, asians, bruce lee, Disgrasian, Film and TV, Gangnam style, Jeremy Lin, k-town, koreans, PSY, race, reality tv, television, youtube

Byron Tseng

Checking in on the first season of K-Town.

Astrology, Student Loan Plan Give Obama An Edge

Comments (0) | 2012 Presidential Election, Barack Obama, carrie ross, elections 2012, kaitlin kelly, liberty tavern, mitt romney, Nevada, politcally correct, Politics, Reno, wild river grille

Byron Tseng
Staff Reporter

One voter on Romney: "He says too many stupid things."

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Could Radiation Fear Sink The Fishing Industry?

Will America Embrace Insect Eating?

Seismologists Debate Effectiveness Of Quake Warning System

Making The Informed Decision About Cloning

Sandy Hook Spurs Newtown Residents To Take Self-Defense Courses

December 21 Mayan Doomsday: Time To Find A Bomb Shelter?

USC U.V. $1 Billion Makeover Leaves Shop Owners' Future Uncertain

Swing State Battleground: Hillsborough, New Hampshire

Film Review: "Excision" Writer Richard Bates Jr. Pairs Beauty And Gore

K-Town: Jabbing Asian Stereotypes In The Face

Astrology, Student Loan Plan Give Obama An Edge

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