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Also rumor has it that the Divas will be on SummerSlam's pre-show this year. Which I'm not mad about cause SummerSlam has never really been kind to the Divas.
Poor gail botching the corner arm drag but forget kaitlyns spear gails looked way better…..
Gail Kim's spear is so underrated! The one she gave Awesome Kong one time was phenomenal!
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I wish the crowd was like that too now. I was listening to an interview with the Bella's and their excuse for slacking off was bc they were heels. Thats the reason there moves stopped being somewhat flashy. I think thats crap. If you look at the heels in this video there moves are just as flashy and interesting to watch as the face. I do miss all these girls though :( and I also hat the verification thing also.
The crowds will get that crazy again when the product is just as good again.
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As far as this stuff goes, I love the four women in this and Trish was getting her butt kickec left and right by all these women. I remember as a fan thinking, Trish needs someone who can help her out damn it! I think I mentioned this before, but I like to think that Trish turned heel eventually because she went a little mad(crazy) from all the excessive diva attacks and jericho drama. She had to join the darkside for a little, until Mickie's own crazyness allowd Trish to put things in prespective and then she was back to her good self. :-)And Gail's push came too fast too soon and WWE are jerks for toying such a beautiful talent.
Bella's excuse? Ha! Check Victoria and Molly here no slacking off hence why Victoria and Jazz were incredibly feared back then.. Maybe Molly was not feared but you knew she could kick ass. But then again all of the divas here were Women and not weak little girls like Bella's.
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National Transportation Safety Board
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(Washington, DC) -- The National Transportation Safety Board has determined that the uncontained engine failure on a Delta Air Lines MD-88 in Pensacola, Florida on July 6, 1996, was the result of a fracture of the left engine's fan hub. The Board said that the fracture resulted from the failure of Delta to detect a fatigue crack in the fan hub.
On July 6, 1996, at 1424 central daylight time, a McDonnell Douglas MD-88, N927DA, operated by Delta Air Lines Inc., as flight 1288, experienced an engine failure during the initial part of its takeoff roll on runway 17 at Pensacola Regional Airport in Pensacola, Florida. Engine debris from the front compressor front hub (fan hub) of the No. 1 (left) engine penetrated the left aft fuselage. Two of the 137 passengers were killed and two others were seriously injured. The takeoff was rejected, and the airplane was stopped on the runway.
The Board found that damage occurred in the accident fan hub during the drilling process performed by Volvo for Pratt & Whitney, creating an altered microstructure and ladder cracking in the titanium. Fatigue cracks initiated from the ladder cracking in the tierod hole and began propagating almost immediately after the hub was put into service in 1990. Although the altered microstructure in the accident hub tierod hole was detectable by blue etch anodize inspection methods, Volvo did not identify it as rejectable because the appearance of the tierod hole did not match any of the existing inspection templates showing rejectable conditions.
The crack was large enough to have been detectable during the accident hub's last fluorescent penetrant inspection at Delta. The Board said that the lack of sufficient redundancy in the in-service inspection program contributed to the accident.
The Safety Board discussed the limitations of the blue etch anodize process, manufacturing defects, standards for the fluorescent penetrant inspection process, the performance of non-destructive testing, the use of alarm systems for emergency situations, and instructions regarding emergency exits. The Safety Board made 11 recommendations to the Federal Aviation Administration including:
• have all manufacturers of titanium rotating engine components reevaluate their manufacturing specifications and procedures;
• find ways to improve the likelihood that abnormal microstructure will be detected;
• establish and require adherence to a uniform set of standards for the fluorescent penetrant inspection process;
• require that all heavy rotating titanium engine components receive appropriate non-destructive testing inspections (multiple inspections, if needed) based on probability of detection and, as an interim measure, require that critical rotating titanium engine components that have been in service for at least 2 years receive a fluorescent penetrant inspection, eddy current, and ultrasonic inspection of the high stress areas at the engine's next shop visit or within 2 years, whichever occurs first;
• require that all newly-manufactured passenger-carrying airplanes operated under 14 CFR Part 121 be equipped with independently powered evacuation alarm systems;
• require that all newly-manufactured airplanes be equipped with cockpit indicators showing open exits, including overwing exit hatches, and that these cockpit indicators be connected to emergency power circuits.
The NTSB's complete report, may be purchased from the National Technical Information Service, 5285 Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA 22161. The telephone number is (703) 487-4650.
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is an independent federal agency charged with determining the probable cause
of transportation accidents, promoting transportation safety, and assisting victims of transportation accidents and their families.


text: Empty Set Chair: Obama Backer Beyoncé Bows Out of Eastwood Film Print article Send a Tip by Christian Toto 10 Oct 2012 post a comment Beyoncé is one of the biggest stars in the country, a beautiful singer at the top of her profession. She isn't an A-list movie star... yet. Her work in the celebrated "Dreamgirls" didn't make that happen, nor did appearances in "The Pink Panther," "Obsessed" or "Austin Powers in Goldmember." Clint Eastwood could have changed all that. The actor/director wanted Beyoncé to star in his planned remake of "A Star Is Born." Any Eastwood project is instantly Oscar bait, and his track record suggests he could have transformed the stunning chanteuse into an A-lister with just one film. Now, we'll never know. Beyoncé has backed out of the Eastwood production, citing the proverbial scheduling issues. It's certainly possible, but what star wouldn't clear his or her schedule to secure such a plum role? That leaves the X factor. Eastwood's "empty chair" speech at the Republican National Committee a few weeks ago targeted President Barack Obama. And Beyoncé - along with hubby Jay-Z - are two of the president's biggest celebrity backers. Is Beyoncé choosing politics over Oscar glory? If so, will she regret this decision come Nov. 7?


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Recollections of a Communicator:Robin Raphel played patron's role during Pakistan's proxy war against India Nov 21, 2:28 pm
New Delhi, Nov.21 (ANI) Twenty years ago this month, I spent a fortnight in the United States as a delegate to the United Nations trying to convince as many diplomats and media persons as possible that the situation in Jammu and Kashmir was near normal, and the state would participate in the national and assembly elections.
Pakistani forces detain 56 Indian fishermen Nov 21, 9:55 am
Porbandar (Gujarat), Nov. 21 (ANI): The Pakistan Maritime Security Agency has detained 56 Indian fishermen off the coast of Gujarat and also captured their boats.
Imagining SAARC without Pakistan Nov 20, 7:01 am
New Delhi, Nov.19 (ANI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi had described his first major foreign policy initiative of inviting South Asian Association Regional Cooperation (SAARC) leaders for his swearing-in on May 26 as a "right decision at the right time", and said a message has gone out to the world which is still talking about it.
New Delhi, Nov. 18 (ANI): Politicians and security expert said dialogue with Pakistan cannot happen if unprovoked firing across border continued as Pakistani Rangers yet again violated ceasefire in Jammu and Kashmir.
Defence Ministry refutes reports of ceasefire violation by Pakistan in Sabjiyan Sector Nov 17, 2:06 pm
Jammu, Nov. 17 (ANI): The Defence Ministry on Monday denied media reports, which suggested that there was a ceasefire violation in Sabjiyan Sector of Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch District.
New Delhi, Nov. 17 (ANI): Minister of State for Home Affairs Kiren Rijiju has said that China has been asked not to support Pakistan's activities directed against New Delhi.
Chandigarh, Nov. 15 (ANI): Lieutenant General (Retired) P.N. Hoon on Saturday termed the report filed by the Border Security Force (BSF), regarding the Chinese army providing training to the Pakistani forces as a 'very serious' matter.
Situation being created where migrants outnumber locals, says Pakistani academic Hasan Nov 13, 7:10 pm
New Delhi, Nov. 13 (ANI): Pakistani architect and academic Arif Hasan on Thursday stated that a situation is being created across South Asia where, due to changing values and lifestyles, the number of migrants in cities has started to outnumber the locals.
Pakistan court denies plea to ban Indian flick `Haider` Nov 13, 9:29 am
Karachi, Nov 13 (ANI): Appeal to put to ban on the exhibition of Indian film 'Haider' in Pakistan has been rejected by the Lahore High Court.
Karachi, Nov 12 (ANI): German Chancellor Angela Merkel called Malala Yousafzai, Nobel Peace Prize winner and education activist, "the identity of Pakistan".
Men slay mother, step-sisters over honour killing in Pakistan Nov 11, 5:23 pm
Islamabad, Nov 11 (ANI): Two Pakistani brothers murdered their mother and two step-sisters in Lahore on Tuesday, in the latest incident of honour killing in the country.
Pakistan Army violates ceasefire again in Baramulla District Nov 11, 2:10 pm
Srinagar, Nov.11 (ANI): The Indian Army on Tuesday confirmed that the Pakistan Army had violated the ceasefire again and fired at Indian positions along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir's Baramulla District.
Robin Raphel: Fatal attraction for Pakistan? Nov 11, 1:33 pm
Washington, Nov. 11 (ANI): Robin Raphel, a former US diplomat now under a counter intelligence investigation, has spent much of her professional life dealing with Pakistan and defending it against criticism as she doled out billions in aid to the "frenemy".
Islamabad, Nov 10 (ANI): Afghan President Ashraf Ghani has reportedly expressed his willingness to build a "real and honest friendship" with Pakistan during his upcoming visit to Islamabad.
Pakistan can inch closer towards second spot in Test rankings if drub Kiwis 3-0 in series Nov 8, 2:14 pm
Dubai, Nov 08 (ANI): Pakistan Test team, which is ranked at the third place, has a chance to reduce the gap further on second-ranked Australia in the Reliance ICC Test Team Rankings when it faces New Zealand in the three-Test series, starting at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi on Sunday.
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A Denton driver has been issued a citation for driving too fast on a slick farm road near Justin in connection with a crash that killed a Northwest High School student and seriously injured her classmate, a Texas Department of Public Safety trooper said Tuesday.April Seleska, 31, was cited for unsafe speed, DPS Sgt. Lonny Haschel said Tuesday."The ice on the bridge was a contributing factor," Haschel said in an email.No other charges are expected, but an investigation continues into the Feb. 10 crash that killed Katelyn ShyAnn Hooper, 16, of Haslet and injured her classmate Brianna Christensen, 16, of Haslet.Christensen remained at Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth on Tuesday.Brian Christensen, Brianna's father, issued a statement Monday that says, in part:"Shelley and I are grateful beyond words for the support we have received over the past week. We are forever grateful that Brianna has survived this horrific accident and we are deeply saddened for the Hooper family. We will continue to pray for the Hoopers and all of ShyAnn's family and friends. And we will continue to pray for April and her family as she struggles through this as well."The support and encouragement we have received from the Northwest High School student body, administration, faculty, staff, and coaches have been instrumental in our ability to cope with all that has happened. …"The wonderful medical care group at Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth including the physicians, nurses, and medical staff has been encouraging and supportive as we wait for the day ahead when Brianna will wake up. We remain optimistic and prayerful for Brianna's recovery."The wreck happened about 5:30 p.m. Feb. 10 on Farm Road 156, just south of Texas 114 near Justin.Seleska lost control of a Ford pickup and hit a Ford Contour driven by Hooper. Christensen was a passenger in the Contour, according to DPS reports.Hooper was pronounced dead at the scene.Seleska was also injured and was taken to a Fort Worth hospital.
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November 26, 2014
DIY Gold Dipped Place Cards
Hello there, friends! Always a pleasure to be back here in the Lark & Linen space! I'm pretty excited about today's Thanksgiving DIY – mostly because it combines all my favorite things – calligraphy, shiny gold, and nature… oh, and the holidays!
Perfect for upcoming Thanksgiving, or even for Christmas, these gold leaf dipped place cards (and/or decor pieces) will be a nice keepsake for your friends + family when they're over for holiday brunch/lunch/dinner/gift giving and then some… don't you think?
I'm sure you've all collected some of the gorgeous fall leaves that are currently covering our sidewalks. And this is a great way to put them to use! Simply follow the steps below. xo, Coco & Mingo
Dried leaves
Gilding adhesive
Gold leaf
Metal leaf sealer
No 1:: I first tried flattening them for a day within the pages of a book (but be warned, it takes a few days for the moisture to draw from the leaves in order for the "flatness" to stick).
No 2:: Apply thin layer of gilding adhesive. Let dry for ~15 minutes.
No 3:: Apply gold (aluminum copper, your choice!) leaf, brush on to make it stick to adhesive.
No 4:: Apply thin layer of metal leaf sealer on top of imitation gold leaf.
Create place cards or gift tags by painting your family/friends' names and/or create display decor pieces by writing holiday sayings, quotes, or a list of things you're thankful for
DIY, Photography & Styling: Coco & Mingo
October 22, 2014
12 Halloween DIY's That Aren't Totally Lame
Halloween is sneaking up on us fairly quickly, which means I'm feeling that familiar pull to get my holiday craft on. And though there are a TON of Halloween DIY's out there, I think we can all agree that the vast majority are, well, a little lame. So I've made it my mission to uncover some of the best of the best there is. From homemade costumes to tiny but adorable details, one thing's for certain: Halloween is about to get a whole lot cuter around here.
Click on each image to grab the details!
Black Pumpkins: Style Me Pretty Living | DIY Cotton Candy Costume: Style Me Pretty Living | DIY Decoupage Pumpkins: Poppytalk | DIY Halloween Glasses: Sugar and Cloth | Trick or Treat Basket: A Merry Thought | DIY Malachite Pumpkins: Design*Sponge | Masked Animals: The Merry Thought | Gold Pumpkin Place Cards: Style Me Pretty Living | DIY Treat Bags: Coco & Mingo | DIY Calligraphy Pumpkins: Style Me Pretty Living | DIY Pumpkin Pie Pops: Freutcake | DIY Felt Masks: A Beautiful Mess | Donut Pumpkins: Studio DIY
October 15, 2014
DIY Halloween Treat Boxes
Sound the alarm! Start the music! We're taking on monthly contributors around here and the excitement is virtually palpable. First up: my darling Jess of Coco and Mingo. Chances are you've already seen some of Jess' work in the past as she's guest posted for me on a few occasions. And my love for her? Well it runs deep. Since DIY projects and I don't always jive, Jess is going to pick up where I lack with a monthly DIY post. Woot! So hold on tight, and let's get our craft on…
Hello, Lark & Linen readers!
…and hello Fall! It's my favorite season and contains one of my favorite holidays…Halloween! Besides the whole dressing up thing, I actually love handing candy out to the kiddos, or to friends! I usually decorate the treat bags, but this year I thought I'd give out Halloween treat boxes instead.
I created these printable treat boxes for you to put whatever you choose in – whether you're the type who gives out loads of candy or even non-candy (i.e. stickers, floss, cute erasers), these printable boxes will hold it all. Simply click here to download and print them yourself!
Enjoy and happy Halloween! xox, Coco and Mingo
Do you have a love for all things pretty? Are you interested in being a monthly Lark & Linen contributor? Feel free to e-mail email@example.com with a few examples of your work!
April 30, 2014
Mother's Day Gift Ideas
With Mother's Day on the approach, I felt it only appropriate to take a quick minute to round up about a few little tokens made just for mom. Though, ultimately, I know that gifts aren't what's important, showering those we love with little treats here and there happens to place high atop my list of favourite things. So without further ado, here are a handful of goodies I'm certain mom will love!
ps – I still love last year's Mother's Day gift guide
Rhodes Pillow: Nine Space | Striped Robe: Nine Space | 36 Hours Book: Amazon | Moroccan Canister: Project Bly | Thumbprint Necklace: Womily | Coffee: Indigo |White Wine: Colio | Instant Wine Chiller: Amazon | Wire Window Box: Terrain | Travel Throw: Terrain | Notecards: Sugar Paper
March 14, 2014
St. Patricks Day DIY's That Aren't Totally Lame
I'm certain I'm not alone when I admit that I find the majority of St. Patrick's day projects slightly lame. I mean, don't get me wrong, I love an excuse to gather with friends and enjoy a green beer (or a boozy shamrock shake), but the DIY's that go along with it tend to feel more cheesy than chic. Clover this and leprechaun that – I could easily do without. But this year? This year I've made it my mission to unveil a handful of clever St. Patty's day DIY's that are anything but tacky. And if you ask me, I'd deem this mission a success!
Shamrock Whoopie Pies: Style Me Pretty Living | St. Patricks Day Cereal Bars: Sugar and Cloth | Lucky Succulents: Snap Creativity | Lucky Treat Bags: Oh Happy Day | Shamrock Wreath: The House that Lars Built | Pot of Gold Printables: Oh So Pretty | Rainbow Cupcakes: Freutcake
February 14, 2014
Shades of Pink
If you haven't figured it out by now, pink is kind of my love language. I'm not talking baby-girl pink here, I'm referring to the sophisticated version you'd find gracing the pages of This is Glamorous and Bijou and Boheme. Shades of coral and blush; petal pink and the like. You know, the grown up kind! And in light of this pink-infused holiday, I've rounded up a few of my very favourite items – if for no other reason than it's a serious dose of pretty. Happy, happy Valentine's day my dears!
Flats: Tieks | Pants: J Crew | Lipstick: Tom Ford | Heels: Shop Bop | Lace Top: She Inside | Boots: Shop Bop | Blazer: She Inside | Wrapping paper: Waiting on Martha | Basket: Far and Wide Collective | Earrings: Far and Wide Collective | Napkins: Far and Wide Collective | Bathing suit: Anthropologie | Pillow: Anthropologie | Lingerie: Anthropologie | Pink Salt: Weddbook | Hand Lotion: Williams Sonoma
ps- past Valentine's day posts: DIY's | Party | Cute Ideas
February 5, 2014
Valentine's Day Ideas
Though I'm a Valentine's Day advocate, it's one of those "holidays" that always tends to sneak up on me, leaving me scrambling at the last minute for cute meaningful gifts for my loved ones. But this year? Well this year I've done my research, I've come prepared, and I'm more inspired than ever. Whether you celebrate with your significant other, your very best friend or your family in it's entirety, here are a few fun projects from around the web that are guaranteed to get you in the spirit.
ps – If you click on the heart it will take you to the original post
Inspired Outfit from Could I Have That | Be Mine Cupcakes from Better Homes & Garden | Raspberry Linzer Cookies from Freutcake | DIY Heart-Shaped Tea from Coco/Mingo | Valentine's Day Garland from Coco/Mingo | Heart Shaped Pillow DIY from Design Love Fest | Candied Valentine Printables from Oh So Pretty via Sugar & Cloth
December 20, 2013
Happy Holidays!
Before I take off for the holidays, I wanted to take a moment to thank each and every one of you for all your love and support. I don't think you'll ever have any idea how much you all mean to me! For those of you celebrating Christmas, I hope it's everything you could ever wish for. And for those of you who are struggling this year, please know that you're in my thoughts.
I'm going to be taking off next week to snuggle all up on my family, and then I leave for two weeks to South Africa! Next week will be a little quite around here, but I've lined up some pretty epic guests posts while I'm travelling. I have a very good feeling you'll want to stay tuned.
Happy, happy holidays and ALL of my love.
xoxoxo, Jacquelyn
PS – in case you missed it, I guest posted over on Darling Magazine the other day. Head on over to read up on 5 ways to get into the holiday spirit (FOR FREE!) and you can enter to win a years subscription. I hiiiighly recommend that you do – the magazine is beyond fantastic.
Photography: Paige Jones Photo for 100 Layer Cake
December 18, 2013
Martha Stewart's Holiday Entertaining Tips
There's no question that this year has been a good one, but this next post absolutely, unequivocally is the bright red cherry on top of it all. My love for Martha Stewart? Well, it knows no bounds. She is aces in my book and having the opportunity to chat with her is one that I never in my wildest dreams could have imagined. If this is the only thing that ever comes of this here blog, I'll consider it a success. Martha, the hostess with the mostess, is here today chatting all things Holiday entertaining tips and I truly could not be more excited!
When it comes to the holidays, what's your number one entertaining tip?
Martha Stewart: Make things easier on yourself and serve drinks from pitchers. Having cocktails premade ensures you won't spend the whole party fixing drinks and you can instead devote your attention to your guests.
I feel like I've been invited to a holiday party every day from now until new years. Do you have any great hostess gift ideas that will go easy on my bank account?
Martha Stewart: I like to give things that I've made or that come from my farm – baskets of eggs, jars of homemade jam or honey. Baked goods, like the Cranberry-Orange-Walnut Tea Cakes from Martha Stewart's Cakes make terrific hostess gifts around the holidays. Simply wrap them in pink glassine paper and tie with waxed twine and you have a great holiday treat.
As an entertaining newbie, the thought can oftentimes feel like a daunting task. I'd love to pick your brain on how you entertain with minimal stress!
Martha Stewart: Good planning is very important – leave nothing to chance. Have all the ingredients, read the recipes, and read your list. Enlist help when entertaining for a large group. When things don't go as planned, don't announce it – it's likely that no one even noticed it.
Your favourite Christmas cookie recipe. And go!
Martha Stewart: Gingerbread men with Royal Icing. I've made these cookies to eat, to decorate, and to make a gingerbread house. They're easy to roll out, the dough is so fragrant and spicy, and the cookie shapes stay true if they're chilled after cutting and before baking.
While I won't be in charge of the turkey this year (phew!), I know there will be plenty first timers out there. Any fabulous foolproof recipes you care to share?
Martha Stewart: To ensure supermoist meat throughout, wrap your turkey in parchment to create a cozy steam packet. I plan to use a 35-pound, fresh turkey from the farm and give my grandchildren – Jude and Truman – their first bites of the bird.
What's your favourite holiday tradition?
Martha Stewart: Every year, I try to do an open house at some point during the Christmas season where friends drop in during a weekend afternoon. It's a great way for me to bring my diverse group of friends together.
What do you most look forward to come Christmas morning?
Martha Stewart: Now with my two grandchildren – Jude and Truman – Christmas has become all about them. Everything is still so new for them. It's such a wonderful time for family to gather and enjoy being together.
And lastly, if you had to create your perfect holiday menu, what would it include?
Martha Stewart: No holiday is complete without Croquembouche. The tower of cream puffs makes a seriously impressive and decadent dessert. Everyone always enjoys pulling it apart, piece by piece.
Floral Arrangement: Sacramento Street | Stockings: La Petite Cuisine | Chocolate Souffle: Martha Stewart | House: Martha Stewart |
December 17, 2013
House Envy: A Pink Christmas
Though my love for the colour pink has been well documented over the years, there's no denying that it's one of those things that has to approached carefully as it can quickly turn from lovely into a little girls' barbie dream (and, consequently, my nightmare). Had you of mentioned a pink Christmas prior to me actually seeing it, I would have probably turned my nose up at the idea. But this Christmassy home, complete with the hottest of hottest pinks I ever did see, is elegant and classy and all around amazing.
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Boston's Best DJs
The nightlife in Boston combined with the music of local talent is nothing short of phenomenal. So take a peek at some of Boston's best DJs, and let's get this party started, shall we?
Opinion: Ryan VP Pick Changes Electoral Math
Paul Ryan has changed the Electoral College math. With the pick, Romney has chosen a path that writes off almost all of the country and focuses the election on the industrial Midwest.
Governor Patrick Set To Sign New Mass. Budget
Gov. Deval Patrick and top aides are close to finishing their review of a $32.5 billion state budget to fund government operations for the fiscal year that started July 1.
Rep. Charles Murphy Leaving Beacon Hill For Private Sector Job
State Representative Charles Murphy is stepping down.
Explosion Rocks House In New Bedford
An explosion rocked a house in New Bedford on Tuesday.
Mass. Senate Passes Right To Repair Bill
The Massachusetts Senate has passed a bill requiring car manufacturers to sell certain information to local mechanics, repair shops and car dealerships for repair purposes.
The Millionaire Club: Forty-Something
Forty-Somethings are at the tail end of the Boomer generation.
House Explosion Rattles Winthrop Neighborhood
One person was hurt in a pair of explosions at a home in Winthrop Thursday morning.
Beacon Hill Lawmakers Making Progress In Mass. Sentencing Bill
House lawmakers would consider scaling back mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug offenders in Massachusetts, opening the door to a potential compromise on a stalled sentencing bill that also eliminates parole for some of the state's most violent repeat offenders.
Amendment Would Ban Income Tax In New Hampshire Forever
The House votes Wednesday on a constitutional amendment that would bar any new tax on personal income.


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It's another swing and a miss for Andrew Thomas Gallo as the California Supreme Court denied the San Gabriel man's pitch for a review of his conviction on triple-homicide, drunken-driving and hit-and-run charges for the 2009 Fullerton crash that took the life of rising Anaheim Angels star Nick Adenh ... More >>
The 4th District Court of Appeal in Santa Ana has upheld the conviction and sentence of Andrew Thomas Gallo, the San Gabriel drunken driver who was sent to prison for 51 years to life for causing the crash that took the lives of Angels rookie pitcher Nick Adenhart and two others.A panel of three jus ... More >>
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We told you last month that the attorney for Andrew Thomas Gallo, the 23-year-old San Gabriel resident facing murder charges in the crash that killed Angels pitcher Nick Adenhart and two others last year, filed a motion to move the trial out of Orange County."I'm confident a fair jury can be se ... More >>
Faces of Andrew Thomas GalloThe attorney for Andrew Thomas Gallo, the 23-year-old San Gabriel resident facing second-degree murder and other charges in the crash that killed Angels pitcher Nick Adenhart and two others, has filed a motion to move the trial out of Orange County.
Watch CBS Videos Online Sunday night, 60 Minutes replayed "DWI: Was It Murder?" Reporter Bob Simon interviewed a prosecutor who pursues murder charges against drunken drivers whose traffic collisions result in deaths of people in the other vehicles. Nassau County, New York, district attorney Kathlee ... More >>
It's been highly publicized that Angels rookie pitcher Nick Adenhart, 22, was killed in a collision just after midnight Friday. Some reporters have even added that Courtney Frances Stewart, the 20-year-old Diamond Bar resident who was driving the Mitsubishi Eclipse Adenhart rode in, and another pass ... More >>
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The Elephants take (midtown) Manhattan
Attention fans of the Greatest Show on Earth: Tonight is the annual march of the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Baileyelephants through midtown.
The parade of circus pachyderms is set for midnight. The gentle giants will exit the north tube of the Queens Midtown Tunnel and march along the expanse of 34th Street to Madison Square Garden.
Here's what you'll see:
-- Lauren Johnston
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A National Academy of Sciences committee is pressing Virginia mining and environmental officials on their ability to regulate uranium mining if a 1982 state ban is lifted.
Opponents said the statements of the department heads made it clear the state doesn't have the resources to oversee the mining of the largest uranium deposit in the United States.
The meeting Monday in Richmond was the second all-day session held in Virginia by the panel of scientists, mining experts and environmental officials.
Members are expected to complete their findings in December on the consequences of Virginia ending its ban on uranium mining. The committee will not make a recommendation.
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Marvels of Migration
For years we've marveled at the migrating whales passing Point Reyes as we stood glued to our binoculars.
And we've expressed awe that a bird--a plover--makes nonstop flights over the central Pacific Ocean from Alaska to Australia and New Zealand.
Amazing. Nothing short of incredible, especially when you consider that many homo sapiens can't find their way out of a parking lot.
They're all on the move. But how many of us have seen the lesser known migrants, such as winged aphids, ballooning spiders, mites, locusts, pelicans, grasshoppers, and armyworm moths, on the move?
Enter Hugh Dingle, an emeritus professor of entomology at the University of California, Davis, and a worldwide authority on animal migration.
Dingle, who was featured in National Geographic's cover story on "Great Migrations in November 2010 and interviewed by LiveScience for its November 2010 piece on "Why Do Animals Migrate?", has just published the second edition of his book, Migration: The Biology of Life on the Move (Oxford University Press), a sequel to the first edition published in 1996.
The full understanding of migration, or "life on the move," involves genetics, physiology, and morphology, as well as behavior and ecology, Dingle says.
"The program or syndrome includes specific modifications of metabolic physiology like enhanced fat storage to fuel migration and of sensory systems to detect inputs from the sun, stars, and magnetic field lines to determine compass direction. Intimately involved in the latter are daily and yearly biological clocks. The pathway followed is an outcome of the syndrome of migratory behavior and is part of the ecology that provides the natural selection acting to determine the evolution of migration."
Not all migration is a round trip; sometimes it's one-way, Dingle says. "Important defining behavioral characteristics are specific departure and arrival tactics and the refusal to stop even in favorable habitats until the migration program is complete," Dingle says. "In the words of National Geographic reporter David Quammen migrants 'are flat-out just gonna get there.'"
Why is it important to understand the biological basis of migration and its evolution? "Because migration is so widespread and because migrants have such impact on both natural and man-altered ecosystems," says Dingle, who achieved emeritus status in 2003 after serving on the faculty of the UC Davis Department of Entomology (now the UC Davis Department of Entomology and Nematology) from 1982 to 2002.
In his book, Dingle covers the interaction between behavior and outcome. Another important focus: he covers the relation between migration and life histories, including the evolutionary genetics of the relationship. Long-distance round-trips, for example, require long lifespans, hence most insects, although not all, migrate only one-way.
"Natural selection acts differently on long versus short lives," Dingle says. "With long lives there are usually many opportunities to produce offspring; with short lives there may be only one. Thus reproductive opportunities may determine when and where to migrate. Migrating aphids postpone reproduction until they colonize new host plants; birds reproduce following migration in the spring, but not in the fall. Some birds and insects use migration to exploit 'rich patches' and breed in different places in different years or even in the same year."
Dingle, former secretary of the International Society for Behavioral Ecology and past president of the Animal Behavior Society, says he wrote the book for "students of migration and for those biologists who are generally interested in the functioning and adaptations of whole organisms."
Dingle is a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and the Animal Behavior Society. His research has taken him throughout the world, including the UK, Kenya, Thailand, Panama, Germany and Australia.
In some respects, he, too, migrated.
A mighty male Monarch on the move. On its way to one of coastal California's overwintering sites, it stops to sip from flight fuel (nectar) from a Mexican sunflower, Tithonia. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Monarch Migrations
But how many people know about its migration?
Steve Reppert, chair and professor of the Department of Neurobiology at the University of Massachusetts Medical School, will speak on "Monarch Butterfly Migration: Behavior to Genes" at the Department of Entomology seminar on Wednesday, Feb. 13 from 12:10 to 1 p.m. in Room 1022 of the Life Sciences Addition, corner of Hutchison and Kleiber Hall drives.
"Studies of the iconic migration of the eastern North American monarch butterfly have revealed mechanisms behind its navigation using a time-compensated sun compass," Reppert says. "Skylight cues, such as the sun itself and polarized light, are processed through both eyes and integrated in the brain's central complex, the presumed site of the sun compass. Circadian clocks that have a distinct molecular mechanism and that reside in the antennae provide time compensation. The draft sequence of the monarch genome has been presented, and gene-targeting approaches have been developed to manipulate putative migration genes. The monarch butterfly is an outstanding system to study the neural and molecular basis of long-distance migration." (See lab research.)
Hosts are Joanna Chiu, assistant professor of entomology, and Hugh Dingle, emeritus professor of entomology, will host the talk. Dingle, an authority on animal migration, was featured in a National Geographic cover story, "Mysteries of Great Migrations" in November 2010.
Reppert received his bachelor's degree from the University of Nebraska, Omaha, in pre-medicine, and his medical degree from the University of Nebraska College of Medicine. He completed a post-doctoral fellowship in neurobiology at the National Institutes of Child Health (NICHD), NIH, in 1979. He is a professor of pediatrics (neuroscience) at Harvard Medical School (2001 to the present) and since 2000, a pediatrician at the Massachusetts General Hospital.
Reppert became the chair of the Department of Neurobiology, UMass Medical School in 2001, the same year he became the Higgins Family Professor of Neuroscience at UCMass Medical School. He is a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Among his publications on monarchs:
Reppert SM, Gegear RJ, Merlin C (2010). Navigational mechanisms of migrating monarch butterflies. Trends in Neurosciences (TINS) 33:399-406.
Heinze S, Reppert SM (2011). Sun compass integration of skylight cues in migratory monarch butterflies. Neuron 69:345-358.
Zhan S, Merlin C, Boore JL, Reppert SM. The monarch genome yields insights into long-distance migration. Cell 2011; 147:1171-1185.
Reppert's talk will be video-recorded and posted on UCTV at a later date.
Monarch butterflly shares a Tithonia (Mexican sunflower) with a honey bee at the Haagen Dazs Honey Bee Haven, UC Davis, last summer. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
The Mighty Monarch
We're accustomed to seeing a solitary monarch butterfly (Danaus plexippus) flitting around a garden.
But millions of them?
It was interesting to read the National Public Radio piece (Oct. 4) on Flight: A Few Million Little Creatures That Could.
The feature news story traces how a "young boy in Canada wondered where butterflies go in the winter--and spend 40 years trying to answer that question."
"In 1973, Dr. Fred Urquhart--all grown up by then--placed an ad in a newspaper in Mexico looking for volunteers to tag and observe butterflies and find their destination."
A woman and her husband answered the ad, and in the course of two years, found "hundreds of millions of butterflies."
Monarch sanctuaries!
If you access the NPR website, you'll see clips of a documentary made by Mike Slee. It's called the "Flight of the Butterflies," which NPR describes as a "3-D IMAX film about the migration of the monarchs to sanctuaries."
"What you see, you can't imagine nature ever being like this," Slee tells NPR. "Trees that are draped — that are made, almost, of butterflies. It's got a surreal, supernatural feeling to it. It sends a sort of tingle up your spine when you see it in 3-D. And then they wake up and they all begin to fly."
NPR goes on to say that "the migration of the monarch butterfly is a staggering natural phenomenon. It takes two or three generations for the creatures to make their way north to Canada — but then one 'supergeneration' makes the 2,000-mile trip back to Mexico for the winter."
At UC Davis, emeritis professor Hugh Dingle is a noted authority on the migration of animals. He's been featured in National Geographic and other magazines. The good news is that he's writing the second edition of his popular textbook, Migration: The Biology of Life on the Move (Oxford University Press).
Dingle, who is headquartered in the Sharon Lawler lab in the UC Davis Department of Entomology, was featured in the National Geographic magazine's cover story, "Mysteries of Great Migrations."
He was quoted in a LiveScience news story on "Why Do Animals Migrate?"
Excellent information!
Frankly, we don't see as many monarchs as we'd like to. Seeing even one monarch "sends a tingle up the spine."
Plant and insect enthusiast Gary Zamzow of Davis--and an excellent photographer--recently planted some milkweed (the monarch's host plant) in the Häagen-Dazs Honey Bee Haven, a pollinator friendly garden located next to the Harry H. Laidlaw Jr. Honey Bee Research Facility on Bee Biology Road, UC Davis.
Hopefully, the milkweeds will attract many of those mighty monarchs next year and send lots of "tingles up the spine."
Monarch butterfly nectaring a Mexican sunflower (Tithonia). (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Don't Say the "R" Word
Dingle, an emeritus professor in the UC Davis Department of Entomology, recently returned to Davis after living in Australia for seven years and doing research at the University of Brisbane, Australia.
One: He's writing the second edition of his popular textbook, Migration: The Biology of Life on the Move (Oxford University Press).
Two: He's delivering lectures at UC Davis.
Three: He's granted interviews for such publications as National Geographic and LiveScience.
And, four....he continues to chase soapberry bugs.
Next? Hugh Dingle will lecture on "Crossing Taxonomic Lines to Study of Migratory Patterns," at 1:30 p.m., Friday, March 4 in 113 Hoagland Hall (note: this is a change from the initial location).
It's the last of a nine-part series on "Frontiers in Physiology" hosted by the Department of Neurobiology, Physiology and Behavior. It will be podcast and archived on the UC Davis Department of Entomology website.
The underlying theme of Dingle's research is to understand relationships between migration and evolution of life histories. One of his many studies has focused on the rapid, contemporary evolution of the soapberry bug, Jadera hematoloma, and an introduced host plant, the golden raintree, Koelreuteria paniculata.
"Selection experiments were designed to determine genetic relationships across evolving traits (anatomical structures) required for feeding and flight, both necessary for migration," according to a spokesperson for Frontiers in Physiology. "Dingle stands alone in his interests and academic pursuits of understanding the comparative biology of migration."
Dingle's work drew international, national and regional attention last November.
He was featured in the National Geographic magazine's cover story, "Mysteries of Great Migrations."
He was quoted in a LiveScience news story on "Why Do Animals Migrate?"
And also in November, Dingle lectured on "And the Beak Shall Inherit: Contemporary Local and Reverse Evolution in Morphology and Life History in American and Australian Soapberry Bugs" at a UC Davis Department of Entomology seminar. You can view his webcast linked on this page.
Seems that a portion of Dingle's book title, "...Life on the Move," fits him well, too.
Soapberry Bug
One of Life's Little Mysteries
"One generation of monarch butterflies flutters some 2000 miles between southern Canada and central Mexico," writes LiveScience senior writer Wynne Parry in her piece, "Life's Little Mysteries" posted Nov. 4 on the LiveScience website.
And some other animal migrations are even more incredible.
Parry explores the topic, "Why Do Animals Migrate?" in her excellent article, and quotes Hugh Dingle (right), emeritus professor of entomology at the University of California, Davis and a noted authority on animal migration.
Why don't migratory animals select a "shorter, simpler journey or stop altogether?" Parry asks.
"The simple answer is that the benefits of long-distance migration outweigh its costs and the benefits of shorter distances," replies Dingle.
Indeed, the monarch butterfly's migratory efforts pale in comparison to the humpback whale and the shorebird, the bar-tailed gotwit.
Humpback whales travel as much as 5000 miles one way, Parry says. But the bar-tailed godwit, "holds the record for the longest nonstop flight: 6,835 miles in eight days."
Parry points out animal migrations take their toll. "Their journeys aren't easy: migrants fast, swim upstream, fly nonstop, and face hungry predators and barriers built by humans. The journeys may be fatal to some; however, mortality data is difficult to obtain, according to Dingle."
"My own suspicion is that it's a lot less than people think," Dingle told her. "They just seem able to do it well."
Check out "Top 10 Most Incredible Animal Journeys" linked to her story. (And for more information on the monarch butterfly, be sure to access UC Davis butterfly expert Arthur Shapiro's website.)
Amazing, indeed!
Monarch Butterfly


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