U.S. Geological Survey say satellites and cameras suggest low-level emissions of gas, steam and a small amount of ash. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is not yet evacuating.

John Schneider, a former tenured teacher at Calvin "College," was asked to quit by the college over the paper he wrote that suggested genetics and science might just conflict with the literal interpretation of the book of Genesis. Genesis, of course, has two different creation stories so...you know...they should both be accepted literally.

Montana is the location of an amazing Dinosaur discovery.

See more pics from the National Geographic show "How hard can it be?"

Delaying sex makes for a more satisfying and stable relationship later on, new research finds. It's not a slam dunk (just like not all couples that have sex on the first date fail) but you get better odds if you wait a bit.

Who'd have thunk it? A study of recent proposed teacher layoffs in Washington state shows that the practice of layoffs being based on seniority, as most union contracts require, get rid of some of the best/most needed teachers. Naturally, teachers union reps have a problem with its conclusions.

Beetroot juice, known to enable athletes to exercise 16 percent longer, may also help the elderly or those with heart/lung conditions. I just wanted to post Beetrootjuice!Beetrootjuice!Beetrootjuice!

The University of Kansas is offering a scientific survey that will predict what type of flirt you are. There are 5 categories: Physical, Traditional, Polite, Sincere and Playful.

Here's how I scored:
- Physical - 70-80%
- Traditional - 30-40%
- Polite - 10-20%
- Sincere - 50-60%
- Playful - 50-60%

Here's what it says about my last (current) relationship:
"In your last serious relationship, it was somewhat likely that you:
- Felt attracted right away.
- Were successful when you flirted using your body language."

Pretty accurate, right Sierra? And BTW - That pic is from many, many years ago ;)

Sonic booms cause male crocodiles to get horny.