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Description: Sit back, relax, and laugh at Lovitz Lounge for a line up of LA's finest comics.
Joey Coco Diaz: Born in Havana, Cuba and raised in North Bergen, NJ, Joey 'Coco' Diaz has quickly become one of the most sought after actors and comedians in the entertainment industry today. His love of storytelling is reflected in each role he takes: whether it is on film or on stage, his passion for entertaining and delighting audiences shines through every performance. This winter, Diaz can next be seen starring as 'Mikey' opposite Sylvester Stallone, Robert De Niro, Kevin Hart, and Kim Basinger in the highly anticipated feature film "Grudge Match" (Warner Bros.). Diaz's start in comedy began while serving a short stint at a correctional facility in Denver, CO in 1988. "Each Wednesday we would watch movies on the projector, but sometimes it would break," he shares, "so I would get up and do stand up to fill the time." Learning he had the skills to make an audience laugh, he pursued comedy after his release and began performing at an assortment of comedy clubs in the area. While he was touring as a working comic, he began acting in a variety television and film roles. You may recognize him from his appearances in "The Mentalist", "Children's Hospital", "My Name is Earl", or "General Hospital" - to name a few. On the film front, Diaz has held roles in "The Longest Yard", "Spider Man 2", "Smiley Face", and "Taxi", among others. In 2013, Diaz continues to perform stand up and act, while also staying on top of the new media move in podcasting. Currently, Diaz hosts his bi-weekly podcast "The Church of What's Happening Now," which ranks among some of the most highly downloaded podcasts online. He is also a regular guest on Joe Rogan's popular podcast "The Joe Rogan Experience." On the comedy front, Diaz continues to tour and perform at the biggest comedy clubs in the country. His comedy specials in "The Testicle Testaments" have sold thousands of downloads, and have even made it to the Billboard Top 100. Diaz's raw style of comedy is highlighted on television with recurring sketch roles on "Stand Up Revolution" and "Jimmy Kimmel Live." Later this year, Diaz will release his new DVD/CD special - which will surely top the charts once more.
Nate Craig: Nate Craig is one of the most well traveled young comedians in the country. His exciting live shows and cutting edge writing have been enjoyed in all corners of the United States and Canada. He has been featured on the Bob & Tom Radio show, and has written for NPRs A Prairie Home Companion, with Garrison Keillor. Aside from being the creator and Executive producer of The Visitors Locker Room on Fearless Radio, www.fearlessradio.com, his latest full length comedy album, Crap Circus, is a regular feature on XM satellite radio. Nate was a featured performer in last years HBO Las Vegas Comedy Festival and was also featured at the 2007 DC Comedy Festival. Nate has also appeared on NBCs hit show, Medium produced by Rene Echevarria, and taped for Last Call with Carson Daly. An established performer with national credentials, Nate is well on his way to becoming one of Americas top entertainers.


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RATLIFF - A funeral service for Nancy Ratliff, 58, of Mason Street, Morrisonville, who died Friday, April 19, 2013, at the CVPH Medical Center, was held on Tuesday, at St. Alexander's Church in Morrisonville. A Mass of Christian burial was celebrated by Rev. Scott Seymour, Pastor, assisted by Deacon Frank Bushey of St. Peter's Church. The pall was placed by Jo Eggleston, Dolares Matt, Mary Vanne and Carol Dumas. The crucifix was placed by Deborah Ratliff. Readings were done by Candis Luck and Gabriel Harden. Words of Remembrance were given by Shane Ratliff. The gifts were presented by Bonnie Vanderwalker and Ellen Jock. Pallbearers were Tim Ratliff, Roy Trombly, Ryan Ratliff, Steven Bilow, Gabriel Harden and Peter Bourdrieau. An Honor Guard was provided by a contingent from Clinton Correctional Facity. Burial followed in the parish cemetery where Rev. Seymour recited committal prayers. The R.W. Walker Funeral Home, 69 Court Street, Plattsburgh was in charge of arrangements.
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We caught up with Sebastian Thrun, the lead engineer behind Google[x], to find out how involved Sergey Brin is. It turns out that's pretty much where he spends most of his time.
"He is very much so involved with Google[x]. The Glasses, everything, they're his baby," Thrun said. "He's great, he's super insightful. It's no accident he was the first person spotted wearing the glasses."
That means he's on the team that — so far — is handling Google's self-driving cars, the computerized Google Glasses, and its indoor mapping system, which includes the inside of buildings in Google Maps.
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Apart from the painful inequity of one species offering to give half the world to all the millions of others, I have to question that half will even be enough. E. O. Wilson is supporting the idea that the current mass extinction can be stopped by reserving half the Earth for wildlife.
Eben Lenderking's curator insight, August 25, 7:31 AM
A beautiful idea, but how on earth could it be done? And which half?
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"Keep burning fossil fuels at current rates and you can kiss nature's influence over temperature good-bye. That's the conclusion of two recent scientific studies."
Garry Rogers's insight:
GR: The current global-warming slowdown is predicted to end by 2030 as ocean-stored heat begins to escape.
From grist
Geoscientist Raymond Pierrehumbert argues that carbon dioxide is always worse than shorter-lived pollutants like methane.
Garry Rogers's insight:
Interesting article that delivers real information.
In the blue half-light of the Antarctic autumn, a thin film spreads across the continent's coastal waters. It's an embryonic form of sea ice: a mush of microscopic crystals that floats on the dense, salty water of the Southern Ocean.
Garry Rogers's insight:
GR: The title is as silly as asking if Putin sending foreign aid to Ukraine negates invasion. Repeating the opinions of climate-change skeptics is as silly as repeating the invasion opinions of Russian troops in Ukraine. A better title might be "The Mysteries of Climate Change."
The coal industry has been dealt another blow after a state agency in Oregon denied a key permit for a controversial terminal, marking the latest salvo in an escalating fight between coal exporters and fossil-fuel loathing environmentalists on the West Coast.
Garry Rogers's insight:
They will be back.
From www
Seagrass is disappearing at the same rate as the rainforest and coral reefs. The loss equals serious environmental and economic effects.
Garry Rogers's insight:
Seagrass and kelp form critical habitats within marine ecosystems. Both grow in shallow water, and both are important recyclers of nutrients. Compared to terrestrial vegetation, we know little about these vegetation types. Biogeographers have mapped general distributions, but they have not made detailed maps of species associations.
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Please ask Karnak Shriners to require that Tarzan Zerbini Circus stage its performances without elephants!
Target: Bureau of Ocean Energy Management's Secretary Jewell Goal: Save polar bears, whales, and other Arctic animals from dangerous oil drilling in their habitat *This petition is in collaboration with Care2, thereby allowing all signatures to...
It's a beautiful day, you are excited to be window shopping, finding gifts for your family and that perfect item for yourself. You're perusing the aisles when suddenly you see it. Your heart lurches into...
Garry Rogers's insight:
Here's a suggestion that will let everyone who cares help protect elephants.
By Brooks Fahy, Executive Director, Predator Defense
"Recently one of our county's most highly respected environmental organizations, the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), proposed that wildlife advocates improve the plight of wolves in Montana by purchasing a special wolf "conservation" stamp for $20. The money raised would allegedly be used to resolve wolf conflicts nonlethally, as well as for public education, habitat improvement and procurement, and law enforcement.
"Sounds great, right?
Garry Rogers's insight:
As much as we want to trust and work with our public agencies, we have to do so with caution. Shifting political breezes often force well-intentioned agency employees to change their commitments. We must seek strong, binding agreements before beginning any cooperative ventures.
The groups criticized the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on Tuesday for limiting its independent scientific advisers from speaking directly to the press.
"A decade into North America's fracking boom, the impact on wildlife and the environment remains largely unknown, according to a new study.
"We're conducting a giant experiment without even collecting the important data on the water, air, land or wildlife impacts," said Sara Souther, an ecologist at the University of Wisconsin, one of the co-authors of the peer-reviewed research examining the environmental impacts of shale gas development in the US and Canada.
Although the technique of hydraulic fracturing shale has been used for at least 20 years, there is "surprisingly little research" on impacts, found the study, published in the journal Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment."
Garry Rogers's insight:
When the U. S. Bureau of Land Management, U. S. Forest Service, and most State land management agencies permit fracking, they are required to assess effects. However, these agencies tend to ignore or make only feeble attempts to measure the consequences of one of their decisions. This is why the millions of acres of public land in the U. S. are in such poor condition.
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AKIRA WATTS FOR BUZZFLASH AT TRUTHOUT (Photo: Christian Fischer)"[D]uring the summer of 1789 a fresh cause of discontent was added to all those which have just been enumerated. This cause was the famine — the exorbitant price of bread, for lack of which bread the poorer classes were suffering in most of the towns."
- Peter Kropotkin, The Great French Revolution 1789–1793.
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GR: Most of us have no place to farm, but even in urban places there are ways to garden. Of course, that won't be enough. Perhaps the article's advice should be to make connections with nearby farmers. Some added advice is to pay attention to water supplies for farmers.
(NaturalNews) Water is increasingly hard to come by in drought-stricken California, where many farmers are struggling to get enough water just to pay the bills. But the situation in the Golden State is far worse than many people realize, according to new reports, as underground aquifers that take decades to recharge are being sucked dry, and water infrastructure that has long sustained the agricultural growing regions of the state continue their collapse.
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Throughout the western U.S., groundwater levels are declining, increasing pumping costs, and making agriculture more costly.
Dolphin butchering time again in Japan - sparks protest in Phillippines Filipino activists protest in Manila, Philippines at the Japanese embassy against the controversial six-month dolphin hunting...
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency staff said Friday that the nation should tighten smog rules significantly, a step that would improve air quality in California but force costly new requirements on government and industry.
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Extinctions and permanent reductions in habitat quality are the costs we face. In a global state of emergency, it is prudent to call on government and industry to contribute. Enforceable requirements are only necessary if they refuse.
LONDON — Humans risk causing irreversible and widespread damage to the planet unless there's faster action to limit the fossil fuel emissions that cause climate change, according to a leaked draft United Nations report.
Garry Rogers's insight:
GR: Climate scientists such as James Hansen (http://wp.me/p26kDO-7c2) and biologists such as E.O. Wilson (http://wp.me/p26kDO-7ZO) believe we are in the midst of an emergency. More than climate change, we are reducing habitat through construction, farming, and grazing; we are aiding the takeover by invasive species (http://wp.me/p26kDO-4we), we are eliminating fresh water supplies for wildlife, and we are polluting the land, air, and water. Where is the emergency response?
We took a closer look at the claims and rhetoric of a model "humane," pasture raised egg farm.
Garry Rogers's insight:
Here's an excellent review of the issues and problems with hen eggs. Interesting to consider that chickens evolved in tropical forests, and are not at home in pens or pastures, and certainly not hen houses.
The imperiled marine mammals preserve kelp forests, which absorb carbon from the atmosphere.
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The decline of Sea Otters reminds us that large animals play a large role in Earth ecosystems. Unfortunately, the new human regime has hit them hardest. Losing the ecosystem regulators probably accelerates the extinction of smaller species.
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Turtles are well known for their longevity and protective shells, but it turns out these reptiles use sound to stick together and care for young, according to the Wildlife Conservation Society and other organizations.
After much speculation as to whether or not it would happen, the South African government has made it official. They have approved moving 500 rhino out of Kruger National Park. Of the rhino to be m...
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Be sure to read Rhino Girl's closing remarks. The possibility of corrupt intentions is very high.
Forests are being destroyed and degraded at alarming rates—equivalent to 36 football fields every minute.
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This is one of those cases where winning doesn't get you very much. What must we do? We have to keep pushing our tired bureaucracy to get the job done!
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I ran the HaplotypeCaller, VariantAnnotator, and Variant Validatoor on chr3 locations from a human tumor sample.
The HaplotypeCaller command line is:
gatk="/usr/local/gatk/GenomeAnalysisTK-2.2-8-gec077cd/GenomeAnalysisTK.jar" #Fasta from the gz in the resource bundle indx="/home/ref/ucsc.hg19.fasta" dbsnp="/fdb/GATK_resource_bundle/hg19-1.5/dbsnp_135.hg19.vcf" java -Xms1g -Xmx2g -jar $gatk -R ${indx} -T HaplotypeCaller \ -I chrom_bams/286T.chr3.bam \ -o hapc_vcfs/286T.chr3.raw.vcf
The VariantAnnotator command line is:
java -Xms1g -Xmx2g -jar $gatk -R ${indx} -T VariantAnnotator \ --dbsnp $dbsnp --alwaysAppendDbsnpId \ -A BaseQualityRankSumTest -A DepthOfCoverage \ -A FisherStrand -A HaplotypeScore -A InbreedingCoeff \ -A MappingQualityRankSumTest -A MappingQualityZero -A QualByDepth \ -A RMSMappingQuality -A ReadPosRankSumTest -A SpanningDeletions \ -A TandemRepeatAnnotator \ --variant:vcf hapc_vcfs/286T.chr3.raw.vcf \ --out varanno_vcfs/286T.chr3.va.vcf
This all works nicely, but I go back and use ValidateVariants just to be sure:
java -Xms1g -Xmx2g -jar $gatk -R ${indx} -T ValidateVariants \ --dbsnp ${dbsnp} \ --variant:vcf varanno_vcfs/286T.chr3.va.vcf \ 1> report/ValidateVariants/286T.chr3.va.valid.out \ 2> report/ValidateVariants/286T.chr3.va.valid.err &
An issue arises with a rsID that is flagged as not being present in dbSNP.
...fails strict validation: the rsID rs67850374 for the record at position chr3:123022685 is not in dbSNP
I realize this is an error message that generally would not generally qualify as an issue to post to these forums, however it is an error that seems to be generated by the Haplotype caller, illuminated by VariantAnnotator, and caught by the ValidateVariants.
The first 7 fields of the offending line in the 286T.chr3.va.vcf can be found using: cat 286T.chr3.va.vcf | grep rs67850374
chr3 123022685 rs67850374;rs72184829 AAAGAGAAGAGAAGAG A 1865.98 .
There is a corresponding entry in the dbsnp_135.hg19.vcf file: cat $dbsnp | grep rs67850374
chr3 123022685 rs67850374;rs72184829 AA A,AAAGAGAAGAG,AAAGAGAAGAGAAGAGAAGAG . PASS
My initial guess is that this is caused by a disagreement in the reference and variant fields between the two annotations. From what I can gather the call to the variantcontext function validateRSIDs() has a call to validateAlternateAlleles(). I assume this is what throws the error that is then caught and reported as "...fails strict validation..."
The UCSC genome browser for hg19 does show the specified position to be AA. It seems as thought the HaplotypeCaller simply used a different reference than dbsnp in this case.
The reference file supplied to HaplotypeCaller was the same as to VariantAnnotator and ValidateVariants. I did not supply the dbsnp argument to the HaplotypeCaller as I planned on doing all annotations after the initial variant calling, and the documentation states that the information is not utilized in the calculations. It seems as though this is a difference in between the reference assembly for dbSNP and the the reference supplied by the resource bundle.
My questions are:
As it stands, I am simply going to discard the offending lines manually. There are less than twenty in the entire exome sequencing of this particular tumor-normal sequencing. However, it seems like this issue will likely arise again. I will check the dbSNP VCF for places where the reference differs from the sequence in hg19. At least that should give me an estimate of the number of times this will arise and the locations to exclude from the variant calls.
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Eugene "Gene" Sell, 72, Kimball
Eugene "Gene" Sell, 72, of Kimball, lost his battle with lung cancer on Friday, March 15, 2013 at the University of Colorado Hospital in Denver.
Funeral services will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, March 20, 2013 at the Cantrell Funeral Home in Kimball with Pastor Patrick Aime officiating. Burial will be in the Kimball Cemetery. Friends may visit www.cantrellfh.com to view the obituary and leave condolences for the family. Friends may call at the funeral home on Tuesday from 1:00 until 6:00 p.m.
Memorials have been established to the National Rifle Association in care of Cantrell Funeral Home in Gene's memory. The services for Gene have been entrusted to the Cantrell Funeral Home.
Gene was born in Sidney, Nebraska on December 17, 1940, the son of John and Regina (Ackerman) Sell. He graduated from the Potter High School in 1960 and began working at the Sidney Airport. He then worked in the oil field as a truck driver. He retired from ABF. Gene had many loves in his life including airplanes, motorcycles and his Studebaker. But more importantly, he loved his family and making people smile.
Survivors include his daughter Genee Sell-Jacobs of Riverton, WY; son and daughter-in-law Corey and Bambi Sell of Scottsbluff, NE; brother Donald (Bernice) Sell of Dinosaur, CO; step daughters Audieanne (Jeff) Dillion of Bridgeport, NE and Kamn (Rick) Powell of Gering, NE; 9 grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents and nephew John Sell.
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A statue of former governor and President Ronald Reagan was approved with Gov. Jerry Brown's signature on Friday, as Brown noted he would like to raise taxes like Reagan did.
"Even in those days he demonstrated courage and unique leadership ability - even to the point of raising California taxes when he saw they were needed," said Brown, according to a story in the Sacramento Bee.
The statue will be paid for with private funds. Even so, do you think a statue of The Gipper is appropriate? Let us know in the comments!
Other bills signed this week included:
- A new, state-run retirement savings plan for the private sector, according to the Washington Post.
- No more open carrying of rifles and shotguns in California cities, according to the LA Times.
- Legislators might have a tougher time raising fees at University of California schools. A bill signed this week said university officials must consult students and justify their need for fee hikes before putting them into place, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
- Foster parents and caregivers now are required to take training in "cultural competency and sensitivity" regarding gay, lesbian, transgender and bisexual kids, according to the Chronicle.
- High speed rail officials must disclose any financial stakes they have in the plan, according to the Los Angeles Times.
- Students will have free access to online textbooks, according to the Sacramento Bee's Capitol Alert.
- Employers and universities can no longer ask workers, potential employees or students for their e-mail or social media logins or passwords, according to the San Jose Mercury News.
- Brown signed 19 bills easing the way for more solar power and other renewable energy in California, according to the LA Times PolitiCal.
- California has a new marine reptile: the leatherback sea turtle. Read more in LA Times PolitiCal.
- No more using dogs to hunt bobcats and bears: read more in the Sacramento Bee.
- Graduation rates and the number of students headed to college now will be figured into school rankings. Read more in the SacBee Capitol Alert.
- Are you a victim of corporate fraud? Restitution now should come faster than before, according to the SacBee Capitol Alert.
- State parks won't close for another two years, if at all, after the scandal this year involving a discovery of tens of millions of unknown dollars in the state parks fund. Read more in LA Times PolitiCal.
- Driverless cars are now OK, at least if you have one like the Google guys. Read more on Santa Cruz Patch and in the Contra Costa Times.
- Partying with a friend who goes into a coma? You won't be punished after calling 911 if emergency responders find a small amount of drugs. Read more in HealthyCal.org.
- Party bus operators are now responsible for underage drinking on board: in the San Jose Mercury News.
- Domestic violence victims will receive more protections under a new law covered in the LA Times PolitiCal.
- The state's campaign disclosure website is about to get a facelift, thanks to lobbyist and political candidates. Read more in LA Times PolitiCal.
- Nurse practicioners and others can perform non-surgical abortions. Read more in SacBee Capitol Alert.
- Eighteen bills will help veterans and those in the military receive more benefits, including help with education and finance. Read more in LA Times PolitiCal.
- Workers comp is getting an overhaul. Read more in the Associated Press story.


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Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 14, 2012, at Collins-Burke Funeral Home Parlor. A graveside service will be at 11 a.m. on Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012, at Ferguson Cemetery in Lupton. Dwight Forrester will officiate.
He was preceded in death by his father, Edgar Ferguson; mother, Jennie King Ferguson; brothers, James (Bo) and Dick; wives, Josephine W. Ferguson and Thelma W. Ferguson; and grandparents, Tom and Lozell King.
He is survived by his daughters, Shirley Emberg (Donald) and Barbara Hayslip (Vic); brothers, Butch Ferguson and Tommy Ferguson; grandchildren, Chelsea Emberg, Kristen Emberg, Jordan Chandler and Jennie Chandler; and caregiver, Louverne Ferguson of Jasper.
Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571


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From the Smith County Sheriff's Department:
SMITH COUNTY, TX - A Smith County man was arrested late Saturday night for murder.
James Jason White, age 40, was taken into custody by the Smith County Sheriff's Office for shooting and killing his father, Steven Lacey White, age 62, on Eastside Drive.
On June 15 at 11:15 p.m., Smith County Dispatch received a medical call for chest pains at that location. Upon arrival, EMS personnel observed that Steven White had been shot in the chest. The victim was transported to ETMC-Tyler where he was pronounced by Justice of the Peace #2 Gary Alfred.
Smith County Sheriff's Office patrol deputies responded to the scene and took James White into custody for murder. They then contacted SCSO detectives and crime scene investigators who quickly arrived at the scene to continue the investigation.
An arrest warrant charging White with murder was issued by 114th State District Judge Christi Kennedy. James White was booked in to the Smith County Jail where he remains on $500,000 bond.
The reason for the shooting is still under investigation. No other information is available.
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Source: Play Based Learning 1 / 20 Wooden Block Prints What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Turn your little one's favorite blocks for creating a fun and colorful shape prints that will get your tot excited about getting creative. Source: LilSugar 2 / 20 Plastic Bead Suncatcher What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Not only is this one of the coolest ideas, but it also offers awesome results. With this craft from The Artful Parent, your child can create a special suncatcher that's perfect for brightening any window or for gift-giving. This craft delivers as a great way for kids to explore the concept of pattern as well as seeing how things transform when exposed to heat. Source: The Artful Parent 3 / 20 Negative Leaf Impressions What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Instead of painting leaves and pressing them onto paper, check out this exciting idea from Tinkerlab. Create negative leaf impressions while building fine motor skills by spraying leaves with liquid watercolor paints. 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Source: LilSugar 7 / 20 Sticker Paint Creation What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Use foam stickers and finger paint to mix together this colorful and fun artwork that also encourages color recognition skills and fine motor development. Source: LilSugar 8 / 20 Paper Photo Frames What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Make cute snapshots even cuter with this craft from Martha Stewart that encourages creativity as well as uses all those bits of scrap paper around your house. Your child will hone fine motor skills while cutting paper, and the sky's the limit for decorating these fun and simple frames. Photo by Anna Williams, courtesy of Martha Stewart Living 9 / 20 Bubble Wrap Paint Print What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Don't toss that bubble wrap; your little one can make something fun and colorful with its help. She'll love the unique bubble wrap print that's made from painting on the bubble wrap — and popping a few too. Source: LilSugar 11 / 20 Play Binoculars What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Transform simple paper towel tubes into exciting play binoculars with the help of some paint and a length of string. Your little one will love spending hours on imaginary adventures. Source: LilSugar 11 / 20 Fossil Cookies What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Even though this craft from Martha Stewart is created with cookie dough, it can easily be made with self-drying clay for a really cool finished project. Or stick with the cookie dough and enjoy eating these really neat creations! Along with being fun, this craft adds science concepts by introducing kids to fossils! Photo by Simon Watson, courtesy of Martha Stewart Living 12 / 20 Faux Stained Glass Window What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Transform a plastic lid into a sunny and vibrant stained glass window with the help of tissue paper and glue. Your little one will love how it looks hanging in one of your windows. 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This project from No Time For Flashcards combines fine motor skills with color theory, and it brightens anyone's day! Source: No Time For Flashcards 17 / 20 Spray Paint Craft What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Make your tot's name really pop with this colorful spray-paint craft. Using painter's tape and bright colors creates a fun name artwork. Source: LilSugar 18 / 20 Edible Finger Paint What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Your little one will love exploring with this sweet craft that's as tasty as it is creative. Mix edible finger paints with the help of pudding and a few drops of food coloring. Source: LilSugar 19 / 20 Acorn Cap Jewels What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 All kids love collecting colorful things, so making these acorn cap jewels from Paint Cut Paste will definitely have your tot excited about Fall! Gather acorn tops and then create these colorful creations in just a few simple steps. 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BLOOMINGTON, Ill.-- A fire in Bloomington has left one business with a big mess.
The attic of Z's Food Mart on W. Market St. caught fire late Thursday night.
Firefighters arrived at the scene around 11:45 p.m.
The fire was contained to the attic area of the store and was under control in about 15 minutes.
Due to the construction of the building, fire crews spent another two hours opening concealed hot spots.
Fire investigators say the fire was caused by electrical wiring in the roof of the structure.
No one was injured and damages are estimated at around $150,000.


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Some excerpts from Ta-Nehisi Coates's tour de force on Obama, race and the limits of integration.
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CHATTANOOGA (WRCB) -- A crash off Ringgold Road caused delays for drivers on I-75 south Monday evening.
It happened shortly after 5:00 p.m.
East Ridge police say a man and woman were traveling east on Ringgold Road when the car left the road, hit an embankment and landed in the southbound lanes of I-75.
Police say the pair was cut free from the car.
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The DMC Safety Webpage is designed to present users of the DMC with a summary of safety information specific to the Darling Marine Center and quick-references to commonly accessed SEM information. The Darling Marine Center is committed to providing a safe and healthful workplace and follows all University of Maine policies regarding safety. Most information regarding safety at the University of Maine can be found at the Department of Safety and Environmental Management (SEM) website.
The Darling Marine Center has three Facility Emergency Coordinators (FECs) who are responsible for safety and emergency response. These FECs also perform other duties as listed below:
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- Timothy Miller - DMC Laboratory Manager
- Chris Rigaud - SEM Representative/ Diving Safety Officer
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Emergency Action Plans - A written emergency action plan (EAP) is required for each work area at the DMC. The EAP is comprised of the DMC Campus-Wide Emergency Procedures plus the details of the work area in question (i.e. hazards, map of the area, special procedures). Contact C. Rigaud for help in developing or updating your area-specific EAP.
Emergency Response and Contingency Plan - As per applicable local, state, and federal regulations, the DMC maintains an Emergency Response and Contingency Plan (ERCP) which describes the procedures for preventing, controlling, and responding to emergencies. This ERCP is available for review by contacting one of the listed Facility Emergency Coordinators.
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- Safety and Environmental Management Policy (pdf) - University of Maine Orono policy.
Additionally, it should be noted that the University of Maine now has a policy prohibiting the possession and/or use of fireworks on University property. This policy is also in effect for the Darling Marine Center grounds.
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- Fieldwork Safety - required for anyone performing work in the outdoor environment. Available online. See also UMAINE Fieldwork Safety Policy.
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The University of Richmond continues its fall International Film Series with "Trishna" at 3 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Oct. 19 and at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 21 at the Robins School of Business, Ukrop Auditorium. All films in the series are shown in their original languages with English subtitles. Admission is free and open to the public. For details, visit http://tinyurl.com/urfilm .
Virginia Repertory Theatre will perform "Young Thomas Jefferson" at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Oct. 20 and at 2 p.m. Oct. 21 at the Willow Lawn location, 1601 Willow Lawn Dr. The musical, part of the Children's Theatre of Virginia season, follows Thomas Jefferson from his birth in Virginia through his writing of the Declaration of Independence. Tickets are $10 to $16. The show runs through Oct. 27. For details, call 282-2620 or visit http://www.va-rep.org .
The Chamberlayne Actors Theatre will present Ken Ludwig's "The Fox on the Fairway" at 8 p.m. at the CAT Playhouse, 319 N. Wilkinson Rd. The play is a tribute to the great English farces of the 1930s and 40s and is filled with mistaken identities, slamming doors and over-the-top romantic shenanigans. Tickets are $18. The show runs through Nov. 4. For details, call 888-695-0888 or visit http://www.cattheatre.com .
The Courtyard by Marriott Richmond Airport, 5400 Williamsburg Rd., and Autism Speaks will host a cornhole tournament at 11 a.m. There will be children's activities, a silent auction, food and more. All proceeds benefit Autism Speaks. For details, call Sandy at 652-0500 x320.
The National Kidney Foundation will conduct a free health screening for people at increased risk for kidney disease from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Pilgrim Journey Baptist Church, 7204 Bethlehem Rd. The screening is designed to educate and identify people at risk – those with diabetes, high blood pressure or a family history of kidney disease. Registration is preferred but walk-ins are welcomed. For details, call 288-8342 x216 or visit http://www.kidneyva.org .
The Richmond Heart Walk will take place at the Snagajob Pavilion in Innsbrook. The walk is the American Heart Association's premiere event for raising funds to save lives from heart disease and stroke. Activities begin at 9 a.m. and the walk starts at 10 a.m. For more information and to register, visit http://www.richmondvaheartwalk.org .
Oak Hall Baptist Church, 1877 Old Hanover Rd. in Sandston, will hold a flu shot clinic from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The event is sponsored by Oak Hall and CVS Pharmacy. Bring insurance or Medicare cards. Walk-ins are welcomed but appointments are recommended. For details, call 737-5812.
All ages are invited to Gospel Fest from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Eastern Henrico Recreation Center, 1440 N. Laburnum Ave. Gospel dance groups, quartets, vocalists and gospel music choirs will perform a variety of southern gospel, hip hop and praise music. Admission is free. For details, call 225-2056 or visit http://www.henricorecandparks.com .
The Modlin Center for the Arts at the University of Richmond will present "Buika" at 7:30 p.m. in Camp Concert Hall, Booker Hall of Music. A trailblazing force in contemporary Spanish music, Buika is a unique blend of flamenco, jazz, funk, copla and neo-soul. Tickets are $34. For details, call 289-8980 or visit http://www.modlin.richmond.edu
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Man arrested on suspicion of DUI after fatal crash near Ventura
A man was arrested on suspicion of DUI this morning after a fatal rollover crash near Ventura, officials said.
The single-vehicle crash was reported about 2:20 a.m. on Victoria Avenue and Olivas Park Drive, just outside Ventura city, according to the California Highway Patrol.
The driver of the vehicle, Jose Rodriguez, was going south on Victoria at a high rate of speed when he failed to negotiate a curve and ran off the road, said Officer Dave Webb.
The vehicle ran off the road and overturned into an embankment.
Two people were reportedly trapped in the vehicle and the Ventura County Fire Department also responded.
Esmeralda Bello, 21 of Oxnard, was a passenger in the back seat of the car and she was pronounced dead at the scene, Webb said.
The front passenger and driver were taken to Ventura County Medical Center with minor to moderate injuries.
Rodriguez was eventually arrested on suspicion of felony DUI and vehicular manslaughter and booked into Ventura County jail, Webb said.
Ventura police were contacted to assist with traffic control on Victoria, which remained closed for about six hours, Webb said.
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Cabin: We loved our cabin and the wonderful bathroom. There was enough space for everything. I have to say we travel "light" with only 1 suitcase each with 16 kg on average (23 kg are allowed on planes in economy).
The only negative comment about our cabin which was right at the end of the ship are sooty particles that come down from the funnel and settle on the balcony. We considered the long way from there to the elevators and stairways as welcome walks after all the fine meals. Our housekeeper Benny and his assistant were very nice and helpful.
Meals: Everything was great. Some meals were less good than others. Some were just outstanding. We chose "select dining", that means we could come to the main restaurant whenever we wanted and never had to wait. My husband preferred a table for two and we always got it. Our waiter Franco was outstanding. His good humor and laughter were catching.
Staff: Everybody was ALWAYS smiling and helpful. They were always greeting everybody, wishing us a good day. The passengers, however, were much more reluctant to be friendly. Were did some people learn NOT to reply to a nice good morning from other passengers when stepping into the elevator??
Shows: The shows were okay but I think that they should be aimed more at a public around 50 or 60. The very loud modern music is just not to the taste of the majority of passengers on such ships. We were especially please with the performances of Mario D'Andrea, The Beatles Celebration and Lindsay Hamilton. They all had standing ovations. I would say they hit the taste of our generation.
Lectures: I did not miss one of Melinda Bates' lectures about her 8 years at the White House. They were very capturing, informative and very well presented. Melinda has a great sense of humor and comes along as a natural, warm-hearted entertainer.
Internet Access: It is extremely expensive on the ship. My advice: As soon as you walk off the ship, you find plenty of cafes and restaurants that offer free internet access. You can drink your coffee quietly and write messages to you friends at home without paying an extra cent.
Transfer from Rome Airport to Civitavecchia Port: The ship charges $ 92 per person (!!) for the organised transfer. We found Bob's Limo service on the internet. You can book it on-line. They are punctual, very professional and only charge $ 39.50 per person!! (airport-port $ 79 for 2 people, port-airport $ 75 for 2 people) As a surplus, their busses are much smaller than the cruise ship transfer busses with only 6 seats, which means less waiting time.
Excursions: The ship excursions are very expensive. We took taxis and explored sights on our own. The leather and carpet factory visits (compulsory on organised tours) were not our cup of tea and we could avoid them that way. But I admit that guided tours have the advantage of more information. But let's be honest, what do we remember after your trip?? Do we not mix up the given information and forget it within a week?
On the island of Santorini we rented a four wheel motorcycle for $ 35 for the whole day. That was a great way to explore that marvellous island. We would have been disappointed just to see the main town Fira (Thira). Oia was much more picturesque and just wonderful and is a MUST to see when in Santorini.
My advice for restaurant visits in Greece, Italy and Turkey: Ask for a menu card and order from there. We sat down twice and ordered two small bottles of water without knowing the price. At the end we were charged EUR 5 per bottle!! They cost less than half somewhere else. They should also give you the receipt. If not, that means they are not paying taxes to their government.
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WINAMAC – Sylvia Marie Planck, 91, Winamac, passed away at 10:45 a.m. Wednesday, June 12, 2013, at Pulaski Health Care Center, Winamac.
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Residents in Rhea County are calling for the ultimate punishment for a couple accused of child abuse.
Jessica Robbins and Bradley Adcox are charged in the death of Robbins' 5-year-old-son, Landon. Both are facing first-degree felony murder and aggravated child abuse charges.
Landon was found dead in his Spring City home in August.
Investigators say Robbins admitted the couple forced Landon to drink liquid soap and eat cigarette butts as punishment for not going to sleep.
District Attorney Mike Taylor tells our partners at the Times Free Press, he's received at least a dozen calls for people supporting prosecution for Robbins and Adcox.
Landon's grandfather Jerry Wells is among those calling for the death penalty.
Taylor says it's been at least 20 years since the death penalty has been sought in Rhea County, but he hasn't ruled it out in this case.
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I remember back before the iPhone 4S was released, I read an article about how Apple usually designs several different prototypes of a device before deciding on the final one that will be released. They aren't just prototypes drawn on a piece of paper, but they are actual gadgets that a lot of people worked very hard on for a long time, and the designs that aren't ultimately chosen get scrapped. I don't know why, but this surprised me.
It makes me wonder how many interesting gadget concepts might have ended up in the Apple garbage can over the years. I never thought about it before, but it makes sense that in order to release a design that blows us all away, they would have to experiment and do testing on several different forms of the device to be sure that the one which ends up in our hands is as optimized as possible in every way.
As it turns out, most companies in the public eye do this same thing, and I don't mean just the ones in the technology industry. Take news magazines for example. Since they release a new issue so frequently, I never thought about the fact that there is a staff of people who design several different covers for each issue. Then someone (or a whole team of people) is assigned with the task of choosing the cover which will be released.
Just a few days ago, the art department at Newsweek started a new Newsweek tumblr to showcase the covers that they designed which were not chosen. According to the creative director, "Every week we produce anywhere from 10-20 different cover ideas until we settle on what works best as the story develops, so at the end of each week we wind up with a proverbial wastebasket full of scrapped concepts." This week's Newsweek cover says, "The Politics of Sex." You'll see some of the trashed designs below, and then at the bottom, you'll see the one they decided on in the end. Interesting!
This is the cover that was ultimately chosen. I like some of the other ones a lot better.
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