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Harry Potter fans flock to Columbia for midnight movie release
Forum 8 and Hollywood 14 sold out nine screens by Tuesday afternoon, and eager fans lined up in costume for the midnight showing of "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince."
MU Museum of Art and Archeology weaves past with present
The museum's exhibit, "Pre-Columbian Textile Art: Design that Speaks Today," will be on display through Aug. 2 featuring Peruvian weaving.
Business representatives voice concerns for Roots 'N' Blues
Columbia business representatives voiced their concerns Monday about the Roots 'N' Blues 'N' BBQ Festival to various officials involved with the festival's planning.
R&B heritage preservation society formed in St. Louis
Reginald Dickson of the St. Louis Rhythm and Blues Preservation Society wants to provide a place for R&B performances, education and preservation work.
Missouri, Kansas arts groups receive $700,000
Kansas and Missouri received a combined total of roughly $700,000 dollars from the National Endowment for the Arts. The money will be used to support the organizations during the economic downturn.
MU student among few picked to attend Michael Jackson memorial
MU senior Zach Moss was one of fewer than 10,000 winners of a global lottery for highly sought-after tickets to Tuesday's extravagant, star-studded Michael Jackson memorial.
MU triple threat pulls double duty
Alexandra Milner is one of two actors cast in the two main productions for MU Summer Repertory Theatre's 41st season: "Steel Magnolias" and "I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change." Although she is busy with at least six hours of rehearsal every day, she said she wouldn't "change" it if she could.
St. Louis Symphony claims successful season
The Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra, the second-oldest orchestra in the nation, is declaring a successful season in terms of attendance and ticket sales.
New groove, enduring tune at Stephens College summer programs
The Stephens College summer dance concert on Friday and Saturday will explore new styles, including acting, while the "Musical Revue" will stick to the tried-and-true tradition to cap off its summer of productions.
FRANK looks to foster art appreciation among young adults
The group, sponsored by the Missouri Theatre, attempts to cater to the 20- 30-something age range and is "trying to bridge the gap between stuffy classical music and the contemporary." Its monthly meetings bring together a diverse group of young professionals to discuss the arts in an informal atmosphere.
Columbia artist uses nature as inspiration
For fiber artist Jo Stealey, being an artist is more than a job or a way to make a living – it is a way of life.
Theatre NXS to feature four fantastical short plays by Don Nigro
Theatre NXS is to opens its production of four shows by playwright Don Nigro on Friday. The show is to feature "Event Horizon," along with the premieres of three other short plays that director LR Hults got the opportunity to produce because he knows Nigro personally.
Wine and Food Festival profile: Churchill's Chef Zia Matoori
Zia Matoori, a chef at Churchill's restaurant, has planned a five-course meal that will incorporate Mediterranean and Italian elements, in addition to a summer theme.
Wine and Food Festival profile: Chef Trey Quinlan at Bleu
Trey Quinlan, a chef at Bleu Restaurant and Wine Bar, has planned a Tuesday menu that is to include scallops, caprese salad and filet of rib-eye.
Parks official: Stephens Lake amphitheater to be completed on time
Construction of the Stephens Lake Park amphitheater is continuing according to plan, a Columbia Parks and Recreation Department official said. When completed, the theater is expected to become an outdoor venue for concerts and theater goups.
The 'Horrors' of outdoor theater
In the days leading up to Maplewood Barn Theatre's production of "Little Shop of Horrors," the biggest challenge for the outdoor theater is the weather. The show opens at 8 p.m. Friday at the Maplewood Barn Theatre in Nifong Park.
'My Fair Lady' crew forms a family through community theater
Columbia Entertainment Company, with its 'busy' style of theater, prepares for its production of 'My Fair Lady' and acts like family.
Neal E. Boyd to tour, release album
Neal E. Boyd, who won the American competition last year, will be the special guest of Britain's winner Paul Potts on a 10-city tour that begins July 6 in Dallas.
5th Wall Productions puts on 'slapstick' Shakespeare
The group's final performances of "The Complete Works of Shakespeare, Abridged" will be at 6:30 p.m. from Thursday through Sunday at the Boone County Courthouse Amphitheater.


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Since we're not doing open threads during the sessions of conference, we're trying to start comment threads at the end of the session, so that once you have heard and thought a little about the entire session and the individual talks. So take your notes during the sessions, and let us know after the session is over. Here's a few thoughts on Saturday Afternoon's session of conference. I'd welcome your thoughts also. Read more »
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Since we're not doing open threads during the sessions of conference, we're trying to start comment threads at the end of the session, so that once you have heard and thought a little about the entire session and the individual talks. So take your notes during the sessions, and let us know after the session is over. Here's a few thoughts on Saturday Afternoon's session of conference. I'd welcome your thoughts also. Read more »
Saturday Morning Session
Since we're not doing open threads during the sessions of conference, we're trying to start comment threads at the end of the session, so that once you have heard and thought a little about the entire session and the individual talks. So take your notes during the sessions, and let us know after the session is over. Here's a few thoughts on Saturday Morning's session of conference. I'd welcome your thoughts also. Read more »
Whence Our Open Conference Thread?
Times and Seasons has historically hosted an open thread for comments on each session of conference as that session was being broadcast. We're trying something new this year. I'm posting this as a bit of notice to our readers, and in an unofficial attempt to explain. Read more »
Information for the Next Six Months
The first weekend of April is a time when we look for information, for an understanding of the changes that have happened in the last six months and how that will help us prepare for the next six months. This is because the first weekend of April begins the baseball season. Read more »
When is Sin Tax a Sin?
The new tobacco tax in the United States took effect yesterday, which tripled the amount of tax collected on each pack of cigarrettes, and probably raising the cost of a pack to as much as $9. The tax is the single largest increase in tobacco taxes in history. For an LDS audience, this probably seems all fine and good. You aren't likely to complain about a sin tax if you aren't committing that sin. And, to be honest, its hard to imagine a sin tax that LDS Church members would be particularly vulnerable to (perhaps ice cream?) But even... Read more »
The "anti-Mormon" label
Some years ago I had the idea that Mormonism needs an "anti-defamation league"–a group that reviews news coverage and other public actions and publicly condemns those actions that clearly defame Mormons and Mormonism. But I've since decided that this is probably not a very workable idea. Read more »
Garment Rights?
Do we have a right to wear garments? If we do, how far does that right go? What , kind of right is it? Is it a human right? Or a legal one that might disappear and reappear as we pass national boundaries? Read more »
Who Should Have Been Mormon of the Year, 1990-2007
This final of three posts, covers Times and Seasons reader Last Lemming's suggestions for Mormon of the Year for the years 1990 through 2007. We already posted on Monday his picks for 1950 through 1969 and on Wednesday 1970 through 1989. I suspect as these posts get into more familiar and more recent territory, more of you will have comments and suggestions about who Last Lemming suggested and who should have been suggested instead. Read more »
Key to the Science of Unity
Our ward has been exploring the idea of Unity in our sacrament meeting talks this month, and I've heard the same attribution to Elder Dallin H. Oaks several times. It apparently comes from a "News of the Church" article in June 2007 which discusses the growing diversity in the Church. According to the article, Elder Oaks "said that the growing diversity among the members is simply a condition, not a Church goal. The real goal is unity, not diversity." Perhaps' I'm not listening closely enough, but the discussions of this idea seem to have missed the balance of what... Read more »
First Mormon Studies Fellowships Announced
Mormon Studies took another step forward this week with the announcement of two doctoral fellowships in Mormon Studies. Courtesy of the George S. and Delores Doré Eccles Foundation, the two fellowships will be awarded one a year this year and next. With any luck, the fellowships will be repeated in future years, assuming that they successfully lead to dissertations. Read more »
Last "Who Should Be Mormon of the Year" segment postponed
At Last Lemming's request, I have postponed the last of the three "Who Should Be Mormon of the Year" segments until Tuesday morning. That segment covers 1990 to 2007. Last Lemming will be out-of-town during the weekend, and wants to be sure he is available to comment and react to others' comments on the post. Read more »
Who Should Have Been Mormon of the Year, 1950-1969
I received an unexpected and fun email message after we began selecting the 2008 Mormon of the Year from Times and Seasons reader Last Lemming, who had made his own selections for Mormon of the Year for each year since 1950! In this first of three posts, we will include his suggestions for the years 1950 through 1969. We will follow on Wednesday morning with his picks for 1970 through 1989 and on Friday morning for 1990 through 2007. I suspect as these posts get into more familiar and more recent territory, more of you will have comments and... Read more »
Times and Seasons 2008 Mormon of the Year: Mitt Romney
Image via Wikipedia After careful consideration, the staff of Times and Seasons has selected Mitt Romney as Mormon of the Year, our annual designation of the Mormon who had the greatest impact or influence on Mormons and Mormonism in 2008. During 2008 Romney concluded the most credible presidential campaign of any Mormon to date and dominated the U.S. national news early in the year like no single Mormon has in recent memory. He garnered a great deal of both praise and criticism, gaining him significant endorsements as well as important detractors. Remarkably, his supporters included many Evangelical Christians, which... Read more »
Vote for Mormon of the Year
This post opens the voting for Mormon of the Year. Votes will be taken until midnight Eastern Time on Monday, January 5th, at which time the voting will close. The voting mechanism will attempt to restrict votes to one per person. THE WINNER OF THE ONLINE VOTE IS NOT NECESSARILY THE MORMON OF THE YEAR!!! Read more »
Reviewing News about Mormonism for the Year
OK, now that we're looking at the Mormon of the Year, I'd also like to look at what the big news stories were for the year. In a lot of ways its been a very busy news year, with, by my count, three big stories dominating: Mitt Romney's presidential candidacy The confusion of the LDS Church with the FLDS Church in the news The Mormon role in the successful effort to pass Proposition 8. But there were also smaller, important stories that happened during the year, especially if you include in News about Mormonism news about people who are... Read more »
Who Should Be Mormon of the Year?
Its that time of year. The week between Christmas and New Year's Day is traditionally the media's time for reflection on the past year — the time when we see story after story on the best or most important stories of the year, or the most important person of the year (as Time magazine just named — no surprise there). I enjoy these looks at the past year, and given how much LDS Church members don't usually know much about news that involves the Church, it seems to me these lists might be quite useful. So let me pose... Read more »
Of Courses
I recieved one of those continuing education catalogs in the mail today (from Lehman College, not BYU), and glancing through it, I began to wonder why the courses are all very basic. The courses are all introductory, and seem to be for those looking to start a career in relatively low-skill professions. I suppose there is good reason for this–colleges offer courses that people want to take. But with the rise of the Internet and "distance learning" shouldn't the reverse be happening also? Shouldn't these tools result in a lot of small, narrowly-focused courses, more academic in nature? Perhaps... Read more »
Each in his Own Language
BYU's Religious Studies Center recently announced that it had begun publishing books in Spanish, Portuguese, and German, an encouraging development, given how little is being produced outside of English. In his blog post about the news, Richard Neitzel Holzapfel writes: Today, it is estimated that there are nearly 7,000 spoken languages in the world, of which some 2,600 have a writing system. He goes on to say: Equally impressive is the effort to provide translations of the Book of Mormon to the world. Today, the complete Book of Mormon has been translated into seventy-nine languages, and selections are available... Read more »
The Gospel and Immigration
A High Priest I know is in crisis. He is an immigrant who, like many other Church members, came to the US without a visa, according to what I understand of the situation. After arriving here he joined the Church, and eventually fell in love and married a U.S. Citizen, a wonderful, faithful Church member. This situation would normally put him on track for a green card and U.S. citizenship. But this brother is facing deportation, and his ward and stake are praying for a miracle that will keep him here in the United States. Read more »
Pardon our appearance…
We've just completed upgrading the software that runs Times and Seasons. The upgrade requires us to also update the files that control how the site looks. It may take a while for us to get Times and Seasons to the way we want it to look, so please be patient. Read more »
What Should Mormons Do?
The Associated Press reported yesterday that Mormon employees at the University of Phoenix benefited from discrimination based on religion, according to a lawsuit filed by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. The University settled the suit, paying $1.9 million to 52 employees (an average of more than $36,000 each!) and agreeing to a "zero-tolerance" policy to religious discrimination, but did not admit wrongdoing. What's up with that? Read more »
What of the Mormons (in Congress)?
The results are in, and the Mormon officials in congress is facing some changes as a result. From what I can tell, the new congress will include either 5 or 6 Mormons in the Senate and 9 in the House of Representatives. Read more »


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Sea star wasting disease is ravaging the population at Haystack rock in Oregon--one of the worst sites along the Pacific coast--in a "die-off" that has killed millions of starfish. Kevin Lafferty from UCSB's Marine Science Institute talks about how the animal's behavior likely leads to heightened transmission of the virus.
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February 2, 2015
UCSB anthropologist Stuart Tyson Smith is collaborating on an excavation of burial tombs to gain new insight into the relationship between the Nubians and Egypt's New Kingdom Empire.
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February 1, 2015
Oliver Chadwick, professor in the UCSB Department of Geography and the Environmental Studies Program, conducted new research through archeological digs that found poor soil and shifting climate patterns likely contributed to the decline of the statue-building Rapa Nui people on the Southeast Pacific island.
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Back at Magazine Mountain stories patiently wait for their feature on this page after having weathered the editorial winter that was the most recent show season. One cover story in particular has been staring at me with eyes that seemingly follow me around my messy office…and down the hall…in my distant apartment…even in my dreams! The tension has reached such a fever pitch that in order to relieve it I must share with you that Ford's Hannelore Knuts features on one of the five special edition Spring / Summer 2011 covers of the biannual Grey photographed by Yelena Yemchuk.
Vogue Paris, that editorial playground for the Crystals and Karmens of the world, traditionally isn't given over to using boys in its stories. When it does, they're typically garnishing for the female subjects. Occasionally, however they are cast in more substantive roles that actually carry with them styling credits.
Of course these pictures have been on the interweb for a minute, but with the two hundred odd shows of the past F/W 11 runway season having taken precedent and that veritable 14.5 light year distance between the Japanese island of Honshu and North America having prevented the magazine's timely arrival at our Park Avenue newsstand I've frankly not had an opportunity to write about them on this page.
Before I can truly call full time on the F/W 11 show season I must first push this Paris review out the door. New York Fashion Week felt like a lark after the way Milano Moda Donna made me (not to mention the models!) feel. There is something about cramming all those Milano shows into what are essentially four days rather than the six on the calendar that is downright brutal.
Ford's Sigrid Agren, Julia Saner, and Ming Xi featured in the presentation of the Elie Saab F/W 11 womenswear collection Wednesday afternoon at Espace Ephémère Tuileries in Paris.
The cobwebs are still pretty thick from the show season, but not so thick as to obscure an important story from being posted on this page. When it comes to stories that simply cannot be overlooked, then they don't come much more imperative than an editorial featuring Ford Men's AJ Abualrub.
Ford's Sigrid Agren, Andie Arthur, Daiane Conterato, Valerija Kelava, and Hanne Gaby Odiele featured in the presentation of the Miu Miu F/W 11 womenswear collection by Miuccia Prada Wednesday afternoon in Paris.
Ford's Ming Xi, Sigrid Agren, Karmen Pedaru, and Alana Zimmer featured in the presentation of the Louis Vuitton F/W 11 womenswear collection by Marc Jacobs Wednesday morning in Paris.
Ford's Julia Saner, Alana Zimmer, Valerija Kelava, Karmen Pedaru, and Sigrid Agren featured in the presentation of the Alexander McQueen F/W 11 womenswear collection by Sarah Burton Tuesday evening at La Conciergerie in Paris.
Ford's Janice Alida, Tayane Leão, and Daiane Conterato featured in the presentation of the Moncler Gamme Rouge F/W 11 womenswear collection by Giambattista Valli Tuesday evening in Paris.


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All seven candidates from Maharashtra, including Nationalist Congress Party chief Sharad Pawar and Congress leader Murli Deora, were on Friday declared elected unopposed to the Rajya Sabha.
The others are Congress leader Hussain Dalwai; industrialist Rajkumar Dhoot, fielded by the Shiv Sena; criminal lawyer Majeed Memon, fielded by the NCP; Pune-based builder Sanjay Kakade, who contested as Independent and declared assets worth Rs.485 crore; and Republican Party of India leader Ramdas Athavale, fielded by the BJP. The RPI is in alliance with the Shiv Sena-BJP combine in the State.
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LinkedIn Company Pages Receive A Slick, "Timeline-y" Upgrade
A small number of company pages saw a fresh new format during a limited test. Today, all 200 million company pages are receiving the same treatment. The update was officially pushed out this morning and the new pages will show to all users.
The pages didn't just get a new look, but also some new features. The most dramatic may well be the Timeline Photo/Google+ Cover Photo/Twitter Header Photo like image on each page. The 646 px by 220px image takes up a large chunk of real estate and adds flair to the page.
Another crucial addition are Featured Updates, which allows users to a make posts sticky. This is a free tool that allows a piece of content to be highlighted for a time period of up to 48 hours. This placement has been shown to increase views 2x in testing.
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good afternoon. i'm frank. i'm juliette. we begin with developing news. first a live look at the traffic trying to head westbound over the bay bridge. the toll plaza packed with cars right now after a big rig fire at 1:00 err think morning. traffic has been backed up for hours. kpix 5 has the latest on what happened and when this mess will be cleared away. >> reporter: it's still quite a mess as we speak. you can take a look at the back up that you're looking at right now. chp says three lanes are still blocked here on westbound 80. and i want to show you this big rig right now. it stopped before the fifth street exit coming off the bay bridge. this was a fire that took minutes to spread but caused hours of back up. it was 5:45 this morning when truck driver was headed west off the bay bridge and
something didn't feel right. >> i felt wabbling on the front tires. and then the passenger side front tire went out. >> reporter: he pulled over to check it out and saw fire coming out of the cabin. >> i saw flames coming from the holes of the windshield wipers. so i grabbed the fire extinguisher. >> reporter: this video was captured from his cell phone. he saw the fire as he was driving to work. >> from the time we heard the blow out to the time we parked couldn't have been but two minutes. then that whole thing was engulfed. >> reporter: he tried to extinguish the flames but he was no match for them. >> i grabbed the fire extinguisher. but there was nothing i could do. >> reporter: it took firefighters an hour to completely contain the blaze. the fire shut down two lanes of westbound 80 backing up traffic. as firefighters worked to put it out. haz-mat teams were called to
remove the remaining fuel from the truck. >> cal trans is here. they're going to look for structural damage once the vehicle is removed from the roadway. >> reporter: next the debris will be taken away in a truck before clean up crews can cut the rig into pieces to be hauled away. you can get a closer look at damage from the big rig. it's still up there. we'll wait for clean up crews to chop it up and send it away. you're looking at the parking lot that's the bay bridge. nothing's moving now. chp is saying it could be three more hours before they clear this one entire mess and reopen all these lanes. back to you in the studio. >> do we know what was in the truck? >> reporter: well when we spoke to the driver he said nothing flammable. the truck was carrying vice, vinegar, and sushi. bart trains are running.
governor brown issued an order last night for a seven-day inquiry into the dispute and after the investigation the governor may call for a 60 day cooling off period. the order allowed commute to flow normally today but there's plenty of tension between the two sides. >> there's no reason why we have to continue drama, and stress on the public and work force. >> it's often frustrating to feel like you're offing the best wage increases and the best benefits in the transit industry. and to be accused of union busting. >> they accused bart management for waiting until the last minute to offer counter proposals on pay and benefits. a strike would disrupt public transportation services and will endanger the public health, safety, and welfare. i urge the parties to meet
quickly and as long as necessary to get this dispute resolved. some shuttle bus drivers went to work today believing a strike was happening. they figured they would have to take passengers to san francisco. as sue kwan shows us buses were lined up at the walnut street station with no takers. >> reporter: i'm sue kwan in walnut creek. no bart strike. but not everyone got the memo. ten bus drivers showed up looking for stranded bart passengers to take to san francisco. >> i was expecting to help bart out. pick up the people and take them where they need to go. i was supposed to go to oakland. >> reporter: feiry service was expanded and went on as planned and cab drivers were ready to do their part. >> we offer a flexible rate. that's our contribution. >> reporter: for bart riders anxiously awaiting word, sunday night it was a relief. >> i wasn't looking forward to
paying $30 a day to drive into work. i drove in and parked in a garage last night. i saw in the morning that it delayed again. so that saved you. >> reporter: for today. sue kwan, kpix 5. >> bart planned to have buses available for free shuttle services. stay with kpix 5 for the latest developments in the bart contract talks. you'll find coverage on kpix.com. transit workers are getting ready to hit the picket lines as well. delivering a strike notice to the transit agencies board of directors today. the union says the possible strike would start about 36 hours from now. union members have been without a contract since june. other bay area headlines on monday. 20 people displaced after an
apartment complex fire. it broke out around midnight on the city's west side. investigators say it began in one of the kitchens and spread to a unit above. no reports of any injuries. companies that provide ambulance service for santa clara county filed from bankruptcy protection. they filed for chapter 11 yesterday days after it made good on more than $2 million in fines and other payments it owed the county. a deal with lenders that will allow the company to keep operating as normal. it might be against the law to live in a car in palo alto very soon. members are set to vote on the issue at tonight's 7:00 meeting a city council voted in june to recommend the ban as the city is getting complaints about people sleeping in their own cars. a group against the ban plans to protest at city hall an hour before the meeting. 19 embassy and consulates
are closed and americans are being told to use caution when traveling over seas. >> officials are trying to uncover the details of an alkida plot. >> reporter: security forces are on high alert at u.s. embassies and consulates in 19 cities across the mideast and africa. the buildings are shut down and will stay that way until saturday. as investigators try to unravel a potential alkida plot. >> this is one of the most specific incredible threats i've seen perhaps since 9/11. that's why everybody's taking this seriously. >> reporter: intelligence agents recently intercepted the communications of senior alkida leaders. a plot to attack western targets is under way. and terrorists are ready to carry it out. there's no specifics on where or when. but the chiefs of staff, dempsey says the threats are serious. >> western. not just u.s. interests.
>> reporter: he's expected to discuss the terror threat with john kerri at the state department later today. the embassies were shut down out of an abundance of caution. the threat is from alkida in the arabian penninsula the same group that tried to blow up a plane headed to the u.s. >> north africa, east africa, they have taken up the strategic and operational mantle for alkida. >> reporter: three drone strikes killed several alkida militants. the group in yemen has vowed to attack the united states. marley hall, kpix 5. >> 15 years ago this week alkida bombed two u.s. embassies in africa. a statement from sfpd says the department is monitoring the situation and can deploy resources if necessary. they say they're working with other law enforcement agencies
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. >> i can't wait to see my teammates. i feel like i can help us win. i can help us be a better team. and i haven't seen a lot of my brothers in a long time. the yankees star will take the field against the chicago white sox. tonight should be interesting. an l.a. man in jail accused of plowing into a crowd at the venice beach board walk. a man in a black car accelerated into the crowd hitting people along a quarter mile stretch of the board walk and then driving away. the saturday rampage killed a woman from italy who was on her honey moon and injured a dozen others. hours later the man walked into a police station and turned himself in. >> and then he just started going straight down the board
balk about 60 miles an hour. this guy had an intent to create mayhem and massacre a lot of people. >> police say they still have no idea what may have motivated the driver. for now he remains behind bars on a 1 million-dollar bond. bob starts two weeks of intensive therapy as he faces accusations of sexual harassment. a tenth woman is accusing him of making unwanted advances towards him. she claims he made advances in june at a church charity breakfast in la jolla where she sang the national anthem. >> he said i can't take my eyes off of you. you're so beautiful. you know. and then i was just like okay. that's enough. >> still she went on to say the mayor asked her if she was married and if he could take her out on a date.
closing arguments under way in the racketeering trial of james whity bulger. one of the most vicious, violent, and calculating criminals ever to walk the streets of boston. but defense lawyers are questioning the credibility of key witnesses. he's accused of taking part in 19 murders as well as extortion and money laundering. the jury will likely begin deliberations tomorrow. so you're on vacation. you come to san francisco. and you think what a beautiful place. and this is what you have back here. >> then there's the hypothermia. >> just a few miles east. there's sun in the east bay. it's been a pleasant summer for those of you in livermore and walnut creek. over here we're paying the price. unless you like this. people do love this kind of weather. and you're going to get plenty of it this week. fog and low clouds over the bay bridge. there was drizzle this morning. and there's going to be more of the same. it's going to cool down between
now and thursday. 70 at livermore. but 64 in santa rosa. the ocean temperature, 52 chilly degrees. in the headlines this week we'll get afternoon clearing. not complete clearing but it's coming back to the shore line at this hour. low clouds tonight. drizzle tomorrow morning. and we'll remain on the cooler side for the remainder of the week. we began the day with a lot of clouds over the interior. but they came back to the shore line later in the day. the culprit in all of this is right there. the low pressure that's just been persisting off of northern california. it's finally going to slowly edge toward the shore line. but as it edges toward the shore line the pressures fall in the atmosphere and the temperatures follow suit so by thursday we'll be in the mid to upper 70s inland. if you want to find some serious sun sacramento will be 91. 98 at fresno. and 95 in yosemite. 97 at redding. numbers in the south bay, mid 70s. 84 at morgan hill.
it's getting word. it will also in antioch. mid 70s until you get close to the bridge. then the numbers are only in the 60s. five-day forecast. more clouds thursday and friday. if you want warm weather, you won't find it at the bay bridge. but you'll find it inland by this weekend. things will warm up a little bit. stay tuned. >> thanks brian. the obama administration over turned a ban on the import of products made for cooper tino bays apple. the import was banned or sale of the i phone 4 and versions of the ipad 2. it ruled the chinese made apple devices violated a samsung patton. another good day for facebook. shares trading above $39.
the highest level ever. last week shares closed above $38 for the first time since the company went public back in may of 2012. investors are continuing to buy into facebook. take a live look at the big board on this first day of training this week. and it's down 44 plus points at this point. coming up, who is thomas hurley? the answer, the most heartbroken jeopardy contestant ever. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
an 8th grader lost in the f round over this unfortunate error during kids week: :11-:24 "emancipation. well because you mis-spelled it put a p . it's being called the saddest moment in jeopardy history. >> an eighth grader lost during an unfortunate error during kids week. >> the emancipation. well because he misspelled it badly, emancipation. you put a p in there. proclamation. that's unfortunate. the judges are resuming against you. >> come on. 12-year-old held back tears after he lost. the incident blew up on social media. many people criticized the show for being more like a spelling bee. jeopardy producers said if jeopardy gave credit for an incorrect response the show would penalize the other players. they love presenting young people on the show and make
every effort to be fair and consistent in the treatment. even if he spelled the answer correctly he wouldn't have won. the boy who did won set a record. it's about time for lunch. let's check in with tony. >> tony and his daughter stephanie serving up some pasta. >> i've made this for you many times. >> it's one of those comfort meals that's easy to make and good all the time. we have onions tomato sauce, tomato paste, and perfectly ground beef that we seasoned nicely with salt and pepper. >> now a little bit of pasta. i'm going to add the pasta to it. the pasta is nice and al dente. you could put chopped parsley on top but we're going to put
chopped arugula on top. because ita great flavor doesn't it stephanie? just like that. nice. and we're going to put this right on top on this plate. nice. look at that sauce. and we're going to finish it up with some -- do you think i forgot stuff? no. red pepper flakes. a little bit of pepper and some romano cheese. >> it smells like home. >> yes, it does. remember when i used to make it for your dinner. i know. it's a lot of fun. thank you beautiful. >> from that yummy treat to this. introducing the world's first ever test tube burger. it looks like your ordinary beef patty but how does it taste? ,,,, goodnight.
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animal welfare. as for taste, taste testers say it was close to meat but not that juicy. >> did you see them cutting it too. it was kind of like chain shaw. and she was really chomping that pretty hard. i don't know. would you try it out? >> i'd give it a bite but i'd stick to the regular stuff. >> i still want tony and his daughter's pasta. thanks for watching kpix 5's news at noon. >> we're going to leave you with a look at traffic. if you're getting on the bay bridge, take it slow folks. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ]
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Exhibit Title: Quo Vadis, Black Death?
Location: Madagascar
Caption: Jean Rivoson, 16 years old, died from the extremely infectious pneumonic plague. Within two days the disease carried him off. Hospital staff is preparing the corpse for disinfection and insect control.
Plague, Yersinia pestis, Scourge of God, or the Black Death - the plague has many names. It is known if at all, from the history books.
Plague is a disease with a long history. Especially in the Middle Ages numerous plague epidemicscarried large parts of the European population off, so that the infectious disease was referred to as "Black Death".
2013 - Madagascar is once again before an epidemic of plague. Due to lack of hygiene and education a disaster is inevitable.
An annual average of 500 cases have been recorded since 2009. The rainy season from October to August is the peak of the infection. The wet weather makes the flea population explode, which transmit the bubonic plague of rats and other animals, to humans. If the disease is not treated, as the last stage it can develop to pneumonic plague. This is highly infectious, it is transmitted by aerosol droplet infection from person to person. Only an early detection prevents death.
Experts say that Africa - especially Madagascar has more than 90% of plague cases worldwide.
Jean Rivoson, 16 years old, died from the extremely infectious pneumonic plague. Within two days the disease carried him off. Hospital staff is preparing the corpse for disinfection and insect control.
An elderly woman in her shack in the village Lazaina. Her husband died from plague in the year 2005.
The brother of Solofomandimby Jean-Claude is waiting outside of the hospital.
Solofomandimby Jean-Claude, 20 years old, has contracted bubonic plague. He was in coma when the family arrived at the health center. He recieves an injection every 4 hours.
Dr. Sahondramalala Ravololomihanta, Medecin Chef Tsinjoarivo Imanga, 54 years old is preparing an injection against bubonic plague. Se doesn't take antibiotics for plague prevention. She told, her mentality is protecting her.
Ramaroson Philibert, the father of Jean Rivoson, the victim of pneumonic plague digs the grave of his son. The family is helping.
Jean-Claude Rasamoerlijaona the father of Solofomandimby Jean-Claude, 20 years old, is holding the hands of his son, who has contracted bubonic plague.
Ramaroson Philibert, the father of Jean Rivoson, the victim of pneumonic plague digs the grave of his son. The family is helping. The father closes the coffin of his son.
Slums in Antananarivo, the capitol of Madagascar. Because of poverty, the hygiene factors are really bad. Rodents and fleas find the best living condtions and spread enormously.
Daily life in the plague village Lazaina, Ampanotokana (communé), Ambohidratrimo (district). In the year 2005 more then 200 people cantracted plague in this region.
The Institut Pasteur de Madagascar is doing scientific research with plague bacteria on rats. One rat broke off the cage. A technician is searching for it.
In the rainy season, the time of plague outbreaks one time in a month all pupils of the school in Tsiroanomandidy get educated for plague prevention.
Local "graveyard" of Tsiroanomandidy. All corpses died of plague become buried here. After burying the family have to cover the grave with concrete, to secure themselves from the plague bacteria.
Narcisse Rasatarisoa, 70 years old is a traditional healer for many years. He and his wife Ro-Julienne, living in the village Tsinjoarivo-Imanga performing a healing ceremony against plague.
Pneumonic plague outbreak in the Region of Tsiroanomandidy. In the local health center, the staff is preparing a corpse for disinfection and insect control.
A family prepare the corpse of a family member wo died from pneumonic plague .
The family of Jean Rivoson, died from pneumonic plague carrie the coffin to burial.


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ABSTRACT: To monitor quality of care in the US, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) currently reports, among other measures, hospital-specific 30-day readmission rates, estimated on the basis of a logistic-Normal GLMM. The focus of these efforts is on health conditions with low mortality, including pneumonia and heart failure. Expanding these efforts to include a broad range of increasingly prevalent 'advanced' health conditions, such as Alzheimer's disease and cancer, is problematic because the current CMS approach ignores death as a truncating event. A more appropriate analysis would be to frame quality of care assessments within the semi-competing risk framework although, to our knowledge, no statistical methods for clustered semi-competing risks data have been developed. We propose a novel semi-parametric hierarchical model for clustered semi-competing data based on an illness-death model. Estimation and inference is within the Bayesian paradigm, which facilitates the use of hospital-specific shrinkage targets and flexible random effects distributions. An efficient computational algorithm is developed, based on the Metropolis-Hastings-Green algorithm. The proposed framework is then applied to data on all individuals diagnosed with pancreatic cancer between 2005-2008 from Medicare Part A.
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Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas (Vocal Solo with Opt. E-Flat Alto Saxophone Solo or B-Flat Trumpet Solo). Composed by Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane. Arranged by Douglas E. Wagner. Concert Band. Concert Band. Pop Symphonic Band. Christmas; Winter. Grade 4. Conductor Score. 16 pages. Published by Belwin Music (AP.CBM05001C).
This cherished holiday classic has been scored to permit a vocal soloist, either male or female, or your alto sax or trumpet soloist to present the melody. In the key of Bb, the vocal range is from Bb to Eb. A new holiday treat for your winter program. (3:20)
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Image reference | 57519564 |
Country | Germany |
Descriptive Category | Architecture |
Keywords |
["architecture","bench","big city","build","building","business","city","frankfurt","house","office","property","skyline","skyscraper","tower","veneer"]
architecture bench big city build building business city frankfurt house office property skyline skyscraper tower veneer
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