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  CBS News  There s a big push to overturn the decision that allows small knives on commercial flights. The policy change is slated to begin next month. But, now, airlines and flight attendants are joining with lawmakers to pressure the Transportation Security Administration, hoping to pass a  No Knives Act  in Congress.After a late meeting Wednesday with flight attendants, the head of the TSA told CBS News the agency is not budging.Flight attendant rep sounds alarm on relaxed TSA ruleThe TSA policy change -- which takes effect April 25 -- allows knives with blades shorter than 2.36 inches and no wider than a half-inch as well as sports equipment like golf clubs, hockey sticks, pool cues and small novelty bats.Laura Glading has been a flight attendant fo stanley mugs r 34 years and heads up the Association of Professional Flight Attendants. She said allowing small knives back on planes after an 11-year ban means more danger.  The flight attendants are the last line of defense,  Glading said,  and so you have put us at tremendous risk.          The head of the TSA said small knives are not a serious risk to taking  stanley cup a plane down because of reinforced cockpit doors and enhanced security. And allowing the knives lets the TSA focus on greater threats, according to TSA administrator John Pistole, which are  primarily non-metallic, explosive devices, the bombs that can bring down an aircraft.  The TSA also argues the change will speed up security lines. The ban on many ite stanley cup ms came after the 9/11 hij Httg NASA   s Opportunity Rover Celebrates a Decade on Mars
 B谩r冒arbunga is a subglacial volcano in Iceland responsible for a whole lot of seismic activity this week. If it erupts, it could melt the Vatnaj枚kull glacier and produce impressive downstream flooding. At least the latest Icelandic volcano to catch our eye is a lot easier to pronounce than the last one!     B谩r冒arbunga, northwestern Vatnaj枚kull ice-cap, in 1996. Image credit: Oddur Sigur冒sson First things first: to properly twist your tongue around this name, you ;re going to want to say something akin to b-OW-r-tha-boon-ga  as suggested by Dave McGarvie stanley nz  , or Bau-thar-bunga  as suggested by Ian Stimpson , but neither seem to catch the rolling r q stanley cup uite as well as this handy tutorial by MBL. Alternatively, you can work purely in written formats, and just keep copy/pasting the name on an as-needed basis without venturing into writing it from scratch. Iceland occupies a strange place as both a hotspot and a continental rift where tectonic plates are pulling apart. Consequently, the volcanoes can defy simple c stanley bottles lassification, as eruptions can have magmas of variable geochemistry from gentle basalts through explosive rhyolites. Iceland straddles a divergent plate boundary, balanced atop the Icelandic plume. Red triangles indicate major volcanoes. Image credit: USGS To make things even more complicated, the volcanoes can be buried under massive ice sheets, preventing us from examining them easily. One of the key tools for monitoring these subglac