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Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Anki's Sweethearts-Series 2 Release & BLOG CANDY!
These new stamps will be available for purchase at Susana's store on Friday,June 12th! But you can enter to win big NOW:
What can you win:
-(1) full set of the new Anki's Sweethearts stamps (series 2)
-(1) one colored & signed print of Isac by illustrator Anki Bargman (above print)
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-You have until Thursday night (June 11th) at 11 pm (EST) to enter!! Winner will be picked by random.org and announced here on this blog at 5 am (EST)!
Have fun hoppin' & let us know whatcha' think!!!
Suzanne, Susana & Anki
30 comments:
- Mireille said...
So i have visited all the blogs and let a message on all.
- June 10, 2009 at 8:06 AM
- Katie said...
This was such a great idea. I loved visiting the blogs. Those ladies have so much talent! I left them all a message.
- June 10, 2009 at 9:08 AM
- Yvette said...
WHEW! I did it! I have visited all of the blogs and left them all comments! You have awesome talented ladies!!! I'm soooo loving these new stamp sets!!!
- June 10, 2009 at 11:42 AM
- Christina said...
I've gone blog hopping today and it was fun! Left comments for all. Thanks!!!
- June 10, 2009 at 11:43 AM
- Jana M. said...
Gotta *heart* a blog hop!!! I love the new Sweethearts!
- June 10, 2009 at 12:03 PM
- Alex said...
Loved the hop! I have done the rounds and saw some amazing things! Great job Anki with the images I got to preview. Looking forward to shopping later this month!!! :D
- June 10, 2009 at 12:59 PM
- Justine said...
Come on lucky # 7...........
I NEED to WIN these stamps. I would love the opportunity to play around with some of Anki's designs. Thanks for the opportunity, everyone did an amazing job.
- June 10, 2009 at 1:26 PM
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- June 10, 2009 at 3:12 PM
- My name is Wynneth said...
I hopped along to all the blogs and left some love. Enjoyed it so much and was really inspired by all the wonderful work all the DT have done. I don't have any Anki's Sweetheart stamps (yet!) so I would be sooooo.... happy to win this Candy :0)
- June 10, 2009 at 4:23 PM
- Froggy said...
I hopped on over to all of the blogs! Great cards and adorable stamps!! :)
- June 10, 2009 at 4:26 PM
- Cammy said...
Love the new images! Such great cards by the DT as well! My wish list is growing longer and longer!
- June 10, 2009 at 4:31 PM
- Katarina said...
I've visited every blog and left a comment on each one. What a talanted bunch of women!
Thanks for the chance on the candy.
- June 10, 2009 at 6:37 PM
- marsha said...
I've enjoyed the hopping! These are such gorgeous new stamps and all the designers did a fantastic job!
- June 10, 2009 at 7:59 PM
- Heather said...
Thanks for the chance to win. I left comments for everyone. Fabulous cards! Love these new images!
- June 10, 2009 at 9:21 PM
- Iris said...
Wow what a great candy! All of the DT did fabulous jobs. I left a comment on everyone's blog, they are all so very talented! I had so much fun blog hopping! Thanks for the chance to win this awesome set of Anki's stamps.
- June 10, 2009 at 10:11 PM
- Stampin_melissa said...
Wow, some awesome creations! I visited them all and left comments. Your DT did a fantastic job! I look forward to seeing more! (AND crossing my fingers & toes to be the lucky winner of these great stamps!)
- June 10, 2009 at 10:38 PM
- Verda said...
Made all my blog hop visits even looked at all the DT of Whiff of Joy and absolutely love all the new stamps.
- June 11, 2009 at 12:15 AM
I enjoyed doing the hop. There was a couple blogs that wouldn't allow me to leave a message. Bummer to 'have to have' a google account to leave mesaages. One site didn't even have it up yet. Anyways, great images and totally awesome cards made with them. I can't wait to see the whole line.
- June 11, 2009 at 1:22 AM
- Crazy Creations said...
i WENT TO ALL THE BLOG THEY ARE GREAT I LOVED THEM OF ALL ,I LOVE THAT SET I JUST GOT HEARTS AND HUGS SET ,NOW I WANT THEM ,IM GOING TO CROSS MY FINGERS THAT I WIN THAT SET ITS GREAT !!!!SARAH
- June 11, 2009 at 1:46 AM
- Denise said...
So Cute! I love that adorable image.
- June 11, 2009 at 2:48 AM
- L.Nielsen (Lynda) said...
Okay I visited everyone's blog, and I have to say that I am TRULY in love with these images. The DT has done a wonderful job with their cards. My wish list now has to be altered in a big way. I want EVERY ONE of these new images. Maybe I should work extra hours at work. ha ha ha.... Thank you for this awesome chance to win some. =)
Lynda =)
- June 11, 2009 at 7:34 AM
- Lisa Zurek said...
Mission Accomplished! What a work out! I love them ALL!!!!
- June 11, 2009 at 8:04 AM
- Morfen said...
I'm done. :) Fantastic and beautiful stamps!
- June 11, 2009 at 8:14 AM
- Morfen said...
Fantastic and beautiful stamps, lov'em all!
- June 11, 2009 at 8:15 AM
- Jackie said...
I think I made them all,thanks for the blog candy, i hope i wind I love the first set!
Jackie Cole
- June 11, 2009 at 11:50 AM
- Teri said...
I have left comments on all the blogs. Teri C.
- June 11, 2009 at 5:11 PM
- Cynde said...
What cute stamps Anki has done. All the designers have done a great job! Thanks for the chance at the drawing.
- June 11, 2009 at 5:31 PM
- Peggie said...
I made all around the dts blogs. Great samples and great images. There are a couple of must haves - the little boy with the boards and the girl with the kitties. Such fun.
- June 11, 2009 at 7:07 PM
- Cheryl O said...
Whew...I made to all of them, and got great ideas on how to use them, fell in love with all of them, now I just need to WIN them!!!! ha ha Seriously, it was wonderful to see the great work of all of you, and I appreciate you sharing it with all of us daily.....Thank you for sharing your talent with us all!!
- June 11, 2009 at 7:16 PM
- Secret Dreams And Passions said...
I have been all around the blog hop and had a lot of fun doing it...lots of inspiration. I would love to WIN the stamps or the illustration either is fine with me... just let me win. I NEED some good news TODAY!!!
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Funding: Phase I - $150,000; Phase II - $1,000,000
Open Date: 11/26/2012
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In the area of Water Power development, the Department seeks to award funding for Marine and Hydrokinetic Energy and Hydropower Applications.
Under Topic 9a, grant applications are sought to develop approaches that can advance wave and current energy technologies. Areas of interest include wave energy converters and energy conversion technologies for tidal, river, and ocean currents. DOE will fund analytical studies of innovative concepts or projects that propose a sound but novel approach to a potentially important water power technology, science, or engineering breakthrough that can be applied to, or add to the portfolio of, innovative water power technologies. This can be a solution or an improvement to an existing component or system, or the pursuit of a new technology or system, with the principal focus on systems capable of producing utility-scale electricity. These concepts must demonstrate the potential for a 20% improvement in performance or cost relative to existing devices or technologies of similar function.
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It may be hard to believe, but flu season is already here, and flu shots are available across the area.
Health professionals are hoping that the public takes the virus seriously this season, and gets vaccinated.
Nurse practitioner Jennifer Lafferty is hoping that flu cases are few and far between at the Marion Primary Care Center this fall and winter.
Lafferty is stressing to patients, and to the public, that getting your flu shot now could save you serious headaches, literally, later in the season.
"We can see flu as early as September/October," said Lafferty. "It does peak in January and February, but what we really want to get out to the public is that they need to get on in and get vaccinated so, as we do begin to see cases, that people are prepared."
The Centers for Disease Control recommends that everyone six months and older get vaccinated. Lafferty says it is important to stay away from school, and work, if you do end up getting the virus.
"With flu, you do not have to have fever, which is a common misconception," Lafferty said. "Also, you are contagious for up to 24 hours before the presence of any symptoms."
Lafferty says good hand washing habits and keeping children at home if they get sick will also help to stop to the spread of the flu. But again, she stresses the importance of going ahead and getting vaccinated.
"Just because you've had the flu doesn't build an immunity so you won't get it again," said Lafferty. "You can actually have one strain of a flu and get another one later on."


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The Hesston Swathers won the second ticket to the football playoffs last Thursday by holding off El Dorado 48-40 in El Dorado. Maize South placed first in the district by blasting Circle 48-0.
As a prize for placing second, the Swathers earned a ticket north to Holton to face the undefeated Wildcats (9-0) on Tuesday (Nov. 5) in the first round of the playoffs. Holton currently is the No. 1 ranked team in Class 4A and is the defending 4A state champion.


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Newer RA Drugs May Reduce Heart Risk
June 8, 2012 -- Rheumatoid arthritis patients who take medications known as anti-TNFs may be treating more than their disease. According to new research presented at a European meeting, these patients may be less likely to have a heart attack and are more likely to live longer than those with RA who are not taking the drugs.
In one study, the longer the patients take the anti-TNF drugs, the more protected they are from heart attacks.
"The unique feature of this study is, we have tied the time on the drugs with the reduction of heart attacks and other problems," says researcher Michael Nurmohamed, MD, PhD, of the VU University Medical Centre and Jan van Breemen Research Institute in Reade, Netherlands.
"After one year on anti-TNFs, we saw a 24% reduction, after two years, 42%, and after three years, 56%, compared to those not on the drugs," he tells WebMD.
He presented the findings this week at EULAR 2012, the Annual Congress of the European League Against Rheumatism. The study was funded by Abbott, which makes the anti-TNF drug Humira.
At the same meeting, other researchers also reported those on biologic treatments (such as anti-TNFs) have a reduced risk of death compared with those treated with traditional RA drugs.
Other researchers found earlier control and resolution of disease activity reduced the risk of death.
Not all of the research was positive, though. In a fourth study, researchers reported an increased risk of getting shingles while on the anti-TNF drugs. The often painful condition is caused by the herpes zoster virus in adults.
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About 1.3 million Americans have RA, in which inflammation of the joints and surrounding tissue can cause pain and stiffness.
Drugs known as disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs (DMARDs), such as methotrexate (Rheumatrex, Trexall), are typically prescribed first.
If they don't give enough relief, other drugs, including anti-TNFs, are often added. Among them: Cimzia (certolizumab), Enbrel (etanercept), Humira (adalimumab), Remicade (infliximab), and Simponi (golimumab).
Anti-TNF drugs belong to a class known as biologics, which are designed to inhibit parts of the immune system that cause inflammation.
DMARDs cost about $45 to $120 a month. Anti-TNF drugs, given intravenously or injected, cost about $1,700 a month or more, according to the American College of Rheumatology.


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A 17 percent increase in the value of future residential construction contracts reported in March was the sole bright spot in an otherwise disappointing outlook for at pending building projects in New Hampshire.
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Obama Mega-Donor Jeffrey Katzenberg to Receive National Arts Medal
The recipients of this year's National Medal of Arts include writers, musicians, architects, and a director—a corporate director, that is, who is also a major fundraiser for President Barack Obama.
Jeffrey Katzenberg, chief executive of DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc.—the studio behind "Shrek," "Kung Fu Panda" and other family films—was among the recipients of 2013 National Medals of Arts named on Tuesday by the White House and the National Endowment for the Arts. The other 10 recipients include choreographer Bill T. Jones, novelist Maxine Hong Kingston, and visual artist James Turrell.
An announcement of the recipients described Mr. Katzenberg as "Director and CEO of DreamWorks." An NEA spokeswoman said "director" referred to his position on the DreamWorks Animation board.
Mr. Katzenberg is also one of President Obama's most prolific fundraisers and donors. In the 2008 and 2012 campaigns, he helped to raise at least $7 million for the president. He also personally donated $3 million to jump start Priorities USA Action, a Super PAC that supports Mr. Obama.
Last year, Mr. Obama toured DreamWorks Animation's corporate campus in Glendale, Calif., before meeting with several studio executives and giving a speech on the economy.
Mr. Katzenberg and a White House spokesman weren't immediately available for comment.
Mr. Katzenberg is the first Hollywood executive who is not a filmmaker to receive a National Medal of Arts (George Lucas, the director of "Star Wars" and founder of Lucasfilm, was given one last year). A bio accompanying the announcement of Mr. Katzenberg's selection notes his experience at Paramount and Disney before co-founding DreamWorks (from which DreamWorks Animation later spun out).
"Jeffrey Katzenberg is recognized for lighting up our screens and opening our hearts through animation and cinema," the announcement says. "Mr. Katzenberg has embraced new technology to develop the art of storytelling and transform the way we experience film."
Mr. Katzenberg was also recognized for his positions on the boards of several arts organizations, including the Motion Picture & Television Fund Foundation, which supports retired and working Hollywood professionals, and the Geffen Playhouse, a Los Angeles theater.
He is only the second person involved in feature animation to receive a National Medal of Arts. Former Disney animator Ollie Johnston was honored in 2005.
Arts patrons who are not artists themselves have been honored, including Chicago philanthropist Joan Harris this year and, in the past, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and Sara Lee Corp.
The National Council on the Arts, an advisory body that is part of the NEA, reviews nominations and makes recommendations to the president, who selects the recipients of the National Medal of Arts.
The medals are scheduled to be given at a White House ceremony on July 28.


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Cornhusker Lesson for Biden: Get In the Game
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — This isn't a story about Nebraska politics or Cornhusker football. It's about the 2016 Democratic presidential race. Stay with us for a moment, though.
In 2005, a nondescript looking Nebraska politician named Dave Heineman became governor when incumbent Mike Johanns took a job in then-President George W. Bush's cabinet.
The following year he faced a primary challenge from a Nebraska legend: Tom Osborne, a Republican congressman and, more importantly, the former head football coach at the University of Nebraska. Mr. Osborne had captured three national championships in his quarter century coaching a team that is the state's biggest sporting draw.
"Running against God is tough," Mr. Heineman recalls.
Yet he ran – and won. He beat Mr. Osborne, won the general election and is governor to this day.
So Mr. Heineman has a piece of advice for Vice President Joe Biden and perhaps others considering a run against Democratic Party icon Hillary Clinton: Take the plunge.
"I can only use my own experience," Mr. Heineman said in an interview during the National Governors Association's summer meeting. "If I didn't believe in myself or didn't believe I could win, I wouldn't be here today. Because everybody said I couldn't beat Tom Osborne."
Polls suggest Mrs. Clinton is virtually unbeatable, too. The former secretary of state is lapping Mr. Biden and every other potential 2016 Democratic candidate. So formidable is she that it's possible no one of any political stature will challenge her for the nomination. Not Mr. Biden. Not Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley and not Elizabeth Warren, the Massachusetts senator and darling of the left.
Democrats appear to be in a place where they consider it bad form even to publicly suggest Mrs. Clinton should be tested in the primaries.
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper, asked whether he'd like to see competition for the party nomination, said any answer would be "conjecture."
"Usually that just gets me in trouble," the Democratic governor added.
In the hallways and restaurants near the NGA conference meeting rooms, though, some Democratic privately allowed they'd like to see a real race for the nomination. Their view: Mrs. Clinton shouldn't be treated to a "coronation."
One who is open about calling for a competitive primary is the governor from Mr. Biden's home state.
Delaware Democrat Jack Markell said: "We're all well served when candidates have a chance to lay out their competing visions. We get to hear the candidates talk about them and explain where they're coming from. That's healthy."
Anyone who takes on Mrs. Clinton would have a tough time of it. She'll have money, name recognition, a strong resume and a network of top campaign professionals.
Is it worth the shot? In Nebraska, Tom Osborne was as daunting a figure as is Mrs. Clinton nationally. Here's a bit of campaign wisdom from the man who defeated the storied coach.
"He ought to run," Mr. Heineman said of Mr. Biden. "He ought to get out there and say, 'I'm the vice president. I'm going to run and Secretary Clinton, if you want to run, you're going to have a spirited debate.' "
Mr. Biden was in town last week and gave a lengthy speech to the governors. He talked for more than an hour. Mr. Heineman was in the room, listening. Another piece of advice from Mr. Heineman: Shorten the speeches.
"The longer you talk as an elected official, the more likely you're going to get in trouble," Mr. Heineman says with a laugh.


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New System Will Certify Renewable Power Generation in the West
June 27, 2007
The California Energy Commission (CEC) announced the launch on June 25th of the Western Renewable Energy Generation Information System (WREGIS), a renewable energy registry and tracking system for electricity generation. The system is the largest of its kind in the world in terms of coverage and includes the western United States, western Canada, and a small portion of Mexico. It will be used to meet renewable portfolio standard requirements and other renewable energy policies for states and provinces within the Western Interconnection transmission area, which covers Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, South Dakota, Texas, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming; the Canadian provinces of British Columbia and Alberta; and the northern portion of Baja California in Mexico.
The voluntary WREGIS system was developed in response to policies set by the California legislature and the Western Governors' Association (WGA). WREGIS will track the renewable generation to help ensure the credibility of the "green" value of renewable electricity. Using independent, verifiable, and reliable data, the system will make it easier to implement renewable policies and achieve renewable energy goals. Data in WREGIS includes megawatt-hours produced, fuel source, facility location, and all state, provincial and voluntary renewable energy program qualifications. One WREGIS certificate is issued for each megawatt-hour of renewable energy produced and deposited on the grid. To prevent double counting, each WREGIS certificate has its own unique serial number. See the CEC press release and the WREGIS Web site.
WREGIS will help the WGA to track its progress on a goal set in 2004 to develop an additional 30,000 megawatts of "clean" energy by 2015, drawing on both traditional and renewable resources. According to a progress report released on June 10th, the Western states are well on their way to that goal, with more than 4,000 megawatts of new renewable generation added in 2005 and 2006 and 3,432 megawatts of new renewable generation projected for 2007. Wind power provided about 93% of that new renewable capacity, but the numbers also include 164 megawatts of new geothermal capacity, 92 megawatts of biomass power, 216 megawatts of grid-connected solar photovoltaic power, and 65 megawatts of central station solar power (a 1-megawatt plant in Arizona and the new 64-megawatt Nevada Solar One plant near Boulder City, Nevada). See the progress report (PDF 1.3 MB). Download Adobe Reader.


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About 30% of Benefit Recipients Are Disabled
Nearly a third of Americans getting government assistance say they are disabled, new research shows.
The U.S. Census Bureau on Tuesday said roughly 46 million Americans — 20% of the U.S. population not in places like prison, nursing homes or the army — got some kind of government assistance in 2011. Of these 46 million people, 30.4% reported being disabled in one or more ways. Almost 20% of beneficiaries of programs like the Supplemental Security Income and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (a.k.a. food stamps) had major difficulty walking or climbing stairs, while around 15% had difficulty going outside the home to shop or visit a doctor's office. Fourteen percent had trouble with memory, concentration and making decisions.
The Census report is the first of its kind, making past comparisons difficult. Changes in how the government collects data on different social-assistance programs in recent years also make comparisons invalid. Still, a glance at disability rates among recipients of specific programs and previous Census research drawing on other data suggest "the level of disability within these programs is remaining fairly constant," co-author Matthew Brault said. The information in Tuesday's report comes from a survey that asks questions about difficulty hearing, seeing, walking and climbing stairs, remembering and concentrating, dressing and bathing, and going outside to do errands. If respondents say "yes" to any question, they are considered to have a disability.
The prevalence of disability among recipients varies by state. States around and just west of the Appalachian mountain range had higher rates of disability among recipients. That makes sense since West Virginia, Kentucky and Arkansas are among the top states in terms of disability in the broad population. Over 40% of West Virginia assistance recipients were disabled; 27% reported walking difficulties. But many other U.S. states were above the national average too. The percentage of recipients saying they were disabled in Alabama, Kansas and Pennsylvania was 37%, 36% and 35%, respectively. Wyoming and New Hampshire don't have particularly high numbers of disabled people, yet relatively high percentages of their assistance recipients were disabled — 40% and 38%, respectively. Oregon is the opposite: It has a higher-than-average disabled population yet fewer of its recipients are disabled.


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Laguna, the men's soccer team from St. James, will play two games for the championship of the Liga Rasa Soccer League.
The two game final will be played against the Jalapenos from Mankato with the first game at 2:00 pm on Sunday, Oct. 14 in the field behind Northside Elementary School.
The second game will be in Mankato at 1:00 pm on Oct. 21 at The Land of Memories Park.
The Liga Rasa League has been around since 1996 and is comprised of 12 teams from southern Minnesota. This is the first time St. James' Laguna will be playing for the championship.
Laguna defeated St. Peter in two games by scores of 2-0 and 5-0 to advance to the championship round.
The Liga Rasa League plays from late April to mid October each year.
This year Laguna has been paced by Mario Ramirez who led the team in goals with 31. Ramirez's total made him the scoring champion of the Liga Rasa League.
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Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new titles on sale next Wednesday including "Avenging Spider-Man" #1, "Ghost Rider" #5, "Point One" #1, "Uncanny X-Force"# 17 and more.
Marvel has released an early look at "X-Club" #1, the December-launching miniseries spotlighting the X-Men's supreme scientists written by Simon Spurrier.
Marvel has released a Greg Land-illustrated teaser hinting at events in the future of "Uncanny X-Men," from a intimate moment for Emma Frost and Namor to Hope confronting the Phoenix Force and more.
Chad Nevett gives Kieron Gillen and Carlos Pacheco's "Uncanny X-Men" #1 4 stars, saying the book's new direction results in "an entertaining, action-packed, smart comic." The series debuts November 2.
Brian Wood sides with Logan after "Schism," but he's also serving up the new headmaster's first major threat. CBR spoke with Wood about January's "Wolverine & The X-Men: Alpha and Omega" mini.
This week, learn the strange casting history of Michelle Pfeiffer and Tim Burton's Batman films! Plus, was Storm's mohawk originally intended as a JOKE? Find out!
In the wake of the final issue of "Uncanny X-Men" and the end of an era, CBR's Brett White looks back at Marvel's landmark series and his own personal history with the title.
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new titles on sale next Wednesday including "Hulk" #44, "Moon Knight" #7, "Shame Itself" #1, "Six Guns" #1, "X-Men" #20 and more.
Marvel has released an early preview of Jason Aaron and Chris Bachalo's second issue of "Wolverine and the X-Men" #2, set to go on sale November 23.
Kelly Thompson gives Jason Aaron and Chris Bachalo's debut issue of "Wolverine & the X-Men" 4.5 stars, calling the creative team "bold and seemingly unafraid to take risks and go new places."
Marvel has released a teaser of "Things to Come" in the Jason Aaron-helmed "Wolverine and the X-Men," featuring Kitty Pryde, Cyclops and Frankenstein's Monster.
Mike Carey answers your questions about ending a seven year journey with the X-Men and the "Legacy" he'll leave behind in his final X-POSITION. All this plus exclusive art!
Marvel has released a new preview for "New Mutants" #34 by Dan Abnett, Andy Lanning and David Lopez. The issue, featuring the return of Blink, hits November 23!
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new titles on sale next Wednesday including "Amazing Spider-Man" #672, "Daredevil" #5, "FF" #11, "Incredible Hulk" #1 and more.
Marvel Comics has provided CBR with an exclusive preview of "Wolverine and the X-Men" #1. Jason Aaron and Chris Bachalo open the Jean Grey School for Higher Learning October 26!
The new "Generation Hope" writer answers your emails about the team's post-"Schism" position and their intriguing new leader, Sebastian Shaw. Plus exclusive art!
Marvel has released an early look at Nick Spencer and Paco Medina's November-releasing "Ultimate Comics X-Men" #3 as Stryker and the Purifiers set their sites on Kitty Pryde, Iceman and the Human Torch.
The minds behind the aftermath of "X-Men: Schism" draw the lines between Cyclops and Wolverine and lay out the roadmap for the future of the X-Men family.
Marvel Comics this morning released the Phoenix-themed teaser revealed during last weekend's New York Comic Con, accompanied only by the phrase "It's Coming."
Head of Marvel Television Jeph Loeb brought NYCC fans up to speed on the studio's anime adaptations of "X-Men" and "Blade" with a screening of the former and announcement of Harold Parrineau as the voice of Blade.
Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Uncanny X-Men" #544. The final issue of the long-running title, by Kieron Gillen and Greg Land, hits stores October 19.
Marvel has released an early look at Skottie Young and Clay Mann's November-debuting "Magneto: Not A Hero" #1, part of the current X-Men: Regenesis storyline event.
James Hunt gives "X-Men: Regenesis" 4 stars, saying of the Kieron Gillen written story "For a book that could've been all about the destination, it manages to make the journey substantially entertaining as well."
Marvel Comics has provided CBR News with an exclusive preview of Jeph Loeb and Ed McGuinness' "Avengers: X-Sanction" #1, set to crash into stores in December.
The Batwing on wires in new "Dark Knight Rises" set video! Trouble in the "Dredd" editing room! "The Avengers" to appear on Entertainment Tonight! Also, Director Jose Padilha on "Robocop" and more.
Marvel has released a teaser featuring Wolverine and Quentin Quire for Brian Wood's upcoming X-related project, details of which are promised to be announced during the NYCC "Regenesis" panel.
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new titles on sale next Wednesday including "Black Panther" #524, "FF" #10, "Ghost Rider" #4, "Punishermax" #18 and many more.
Marvel has released a preview for "Uncanny X-Men" #1, the first issue of the November-relaunching series from the creative team of writer Kieron Gillen and artist Carlos Pacheco.
In the latest of G4's Marvel Comics anime adaptations, the "Friday Night Lights" and "Heart of Dixie" star tells CBR how he channels his inner fanboy to bring a tortured Cyclops to life in "X-Men."
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new titles on sale next Wednesday including "Deadpool" #44, "Hulk" #42, "Superior" #5, "X-Men" #19, "X-23" #15 and many more.
Writer Jason Aaron is making the media rounds to reveal new details about his post-"Schism" series that sees Wolverine lead an all-new mutant school as drawn by Chris Bachalo.
Heaping more praise on Christopher McQuarrie's script, Hugh Jackman discusses why new director James Mangold brought in Mark Bomback to make changes to "The Wolverine." SPINOFF has the details.
Marvel has released Chris Bachalo's final cover art for his and Jason Aaron's October-launching "Wolverine and the X-Men" featuring the titular leader and his allies.
Activision has released a launch trailer for "X-Men Destiny," the Mike Carey-scripted game pitting the X-Men against the Brotherhood for the fate of three new mutants, set to hit stores tomorrow, September 27.
Marvel has released Carlos Pacheco's full cover for "Uncanny X-Men" #1, with Cyclops' full team revealed, along with the relaunched-series second issue featuring the returning Mister Sinister.
Marvel has released and early look at "Uncanny X-Men" #544, the series final issue as written by Kieron Gillen with art and cover by Greg Land. The landmark chapter in X-Men history hits stores October 19.
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new titles on sale next Wednesday including "Amazing Spider-Man" #670, "FF" #9, "New Avengers" #16.1, "Venom" #7 and more.
Nick Spencer's "Ultimate Comics X-Men" #1 was given 3 stars by CBR reviewer Doug Zawisza who called Spencer and Paco Medina's debut issue "a prologue of an actual story still waiting to be told."
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As a result of admitting that he tried to break the nose of Floyd Mayweather Jr. during September's fourth-round knockout loss at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, former welterweight beltholder Victor Ortiz might not be licensed for his scheduled Showtime-televised Feb. 11 rematch with Andre Berto until after addressing his actions to the Nevada State Athletic Commission during a Jan. 11 hearing.
Keith Kizer, the commission's executive director, told Lance Pugmire of the Los Angeles Times on Friday night that Ortiz must appear before the NSAC and explain the "nose-breaking comments" he made during an interview with MaxBoxing.com.
"It's true. Just tweeted it," wrote Pugmire in an e-mail when contacted by RingTV.com. "Kizer told me as I was going to the MGM arena for the UFC [event]."
Pugmire tweeted that Kizer said Ortiz "needs to explain himself," adding that he "would likely be summoned to Jan. 11 Nevada State Athletic Commission meeting."
In a new development, Kizer confirmed the situation in an e-mail to RingTV.com on Saturday.
"Nevada Athletic Commission Chairman, Skip Avansino, has put Mr. Victor Ortiz's application for a 2012 professional boxer's license on for hearing before the Commission," stated Kizer.
"The hearing will probably take place on January 11th, and is the result of Mr. Ortiz's conduct in the ring in Nevada on September 17, 2011, and issues related thereto."
Ortiz could not be reached, and his promoter, Golden Boy Promotions CEO, Richard Schaefer, declined comment.
"We're very thankful and grateful for the opportunity that the Nevada Athletic Commission has afforded us to hear any and all of their concerns and to further discuss any concerns which relate to the health, safety and welfare of all fighters. So we're really looking forward to going there," said Ortiz's manager, Rolando Arellano.
"We really appreciate what they're trying to do. We're going to have an open forum where they discuss their concerns, and to discuss some concerns that we have as to the health and safety and well-being of all fighters, and not only Victor. So you have to applaud them."
Ortiz's actions occurred at the MGM on Sept. 17, where he is also scheduled to face Berto, from whom Ortiz gained the WBC belt by unanimous decision in April.
"I was trying to break [Mayweather's] nose. 100 percent. Because he nailed me 16 times with his elbow on my right eye, which made me close my eye. The last one, I kept telling [referee Joe] Cortez, 'elbow.' But he says, 'keep fighting, Victor, keep fighting Victor.' I said, 'alright.' I took four before…and I kept calling them, 'elbow,'" said the 24-year-old Ortiz (29-3-2, 22 KOs) in the inteview.
"[Cortez said] 'keep fighting, Victor.' [Ortiz responded] 'Alright, alright, here we go.' I get him against the ropes, fourth round. Boom! I'm catching him. He catches me right on my eye. One more time on my eye. Just straight in my eye. There's even pictures of it. Right in my eye. My eye gets closed. So I unleashed a head butt."
At the moment when Mayweather threw the two-punch combination that resulted in the knockout, Ortiz's hands were down at his sides after attempting to apologize — in the form of a hug — to Mayweather for a headbutt.
With Cortez nearby, Mayweather took advantage of the opening and nailed Ortiz first with a jarring left hook and then a powerful, straight right hand that sent the ex-titleholder sprawling to his back.
Ortiz rolled over and tried to get up, but failed to rise in time to beat Cortez's 10-count.
"You want to get dirty, I got dirty…I let the best of me get away. For that, I started feeling bad. That's why I was like, 'Floyd, man, my bad, yo. I apologize, man.' So I gave him a hug. That got me to feel human once again in the ring," said Ortiz in his interview with Maxboxing.com.
"And when I felt human, I paid for it. Although, you know what? I take it as a learning lesson and a learning experience. And the next time, it ain't going to be that. If I'm going to head butt you I'm going to break your nose the next head butt."
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A meritocracy, according to Wikipedia, is "is the implementation of advancement based upon intellectual talent. Often, advancement is determined by demonstrated achievement in the field where it is implemented." Couldn't have said things better myself.
I would assume that, given a meritocracy, in the long term, society would evolve into a higher plane of existence. Given the loose ends of spectral differentiation across the agenda of free speech and free action, there have been numerous deficits in productivity and drawbacks in other areas as well. Of course, this would be a moot topic and would be considered a grey position in various respects, but I think that, systematizing government in ways capable of adjusting the orientation of society to the accommodation of more advanced principles, we could drive forward in a minute what would otherwise, by the same yardstick, yield a much greater quantity of effort in regards to qualitative accomplishment.
In the foreseeable future, meritocracy could revolutionize the ways people approach the interface of society at large; altering our ways of commerce, travel and even communication. If status was based on intellectual achievement, then things would be the way they always should have.
Here, I am not expressively sympathizing with the intellectuals in admonishing the weak-minded and intellectually inferior. Rather, I am suggesting that occupation and heritable character be determined by the measure of personal capability, under guise of reasonable privileges. Everybody has the same rights; the rite of passage from thereon is dependent on one's mental potential.
Government would be approved and run by the highly intelligent and staff would be assigned in proportion to their intellectual credentials, in which case logical facilitation would be carried out and the iron reign of the tyrant demagogue would be demolished for the accessibility of a more operational unit. As history has positively attested to, by virtue of a large band of testimonials, intelligence is the most significant predictor of future success in the world of compromise.
The rungs of the societal ladder would be organized in a similar way, but the methodology of conscription would be more actively conscientious of role fulfillment by criteria of one's talents
My questions are as follows: would you support such a government? Why or why not?


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Lady Gaga cancels Greensboro stop, rest of tour after injury
Published 10:59 AM EST Feb 14, 2013
Lady Gaga has canceled the rest of her "Born This Way Ball" tour, including her Greensboro stop in March, due to a hip injury.
The singer will undergo surgery to repair a labral tear of the right hip, concert promoter Live Nation said Thursday. The rest of the tour had to be canceled to give her time to hear, Live Nation said.
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Week 5, April 14: Ok fine, we'll give you just one more pic from the "Surfboard" shoot. We won't pass up an opportunity to check out Cody's ripped arms!
Week 5, April 14: Here's another shot from inside the DWTS studio! We're so happy Cody is dancing again with his original partner, Witney Carson, this week.
Week 5, April 14: And he also attended an LA Lakers game! Here's Cody sitting courtside with his friend, Justin Stirling.
Week 4, April 7: In between DWTS practice, Cody was filming the music video for his new single, "Surfboard." Here he is lookin' quite dapper on the set.
Week 4, April 7: Cody's video follows the theme of the water, hence his shades and tank top. Is it summer yet?
Week 4, April 7: And of course, it's not a video for the song, "Surfboard," without some surfboards. Cody's got quite a collection.
Week 4, April 7: Here's a group shot of Cody and his entire crew after they wrapped the video. PS: His leading lady in the video is his real-life girlfriend, Gigi Hadid!
Week 4, April 7: Cody also stopped by E!'s Hello Ross for a fun interview and jam sesh with the show's host, Ross Mathews.
Week 3, March 31: Cody Simpson was at the Kids' Choice Awards this week, both on the orange carpet and inside the show as a presenter. He also got slimed simultaneously with Austin Mahone!
Week 3, March 31: In case you're curious what it looks like inside an awards show, here's the view of the KCAs from Cody's seat!
Week 3, March 31: It was a busy week for sure, but Cody's never too busy for a little downtime! Cody and his DWTS partner Witney Carson joked around at Kiis FM studios.
Week 3, March 31: But then it was back to work as usual for Cody and Witney! He snapped this pic of the show's set during their rehearsals.
Week 3, March 31: Cody and Witney also posed for this group selfie with some lucky fans who got to watch them practice this week's routine.
He's all warmed up for DWTS! Fact of the Day: Did you know that Cody Simpson is the youngest contestant this year at just 17 years old? And with his pro Witney Carson, 20, they are the youngest couple too!
After getting a few dancing lessons in, Cody headed to South By Southwest to perform at Scooter Braun's "SB Projects" event and record some new tunes. We love this picture of an American flag and scull and cross bones behind him—eery and patriotic, all at the same time.
You can't wear a hat and cowboy boots and not have it documented! Here's Cody getting into the Texas groove with a shoot in Austin.
He also made sure to fit in some studio time down at SXSW. Fact #2: You can pre-order Cody's new single Surfboard on iTunes NOW!
Cowboy hats for everyone! Cody sidled up to manager Scooter Braun who showcased his new acts at SXSW (and OK, Justin Bieber showed up too.)
A quick pose with Scooter and his fellow performers (that'd be Tori Kelly, Rixton & Dan and Shay) before jetting back to LA to continue dancing rehearsals.
Back in Hollywood and ready to dance! Cody and Witney give us a behind-the-scenes view of the DWTS set.
ICYMI: Cody and Witney have been tweeting up a storm! You can vote for them by calling: 1-800-VOTE4-08


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As Dynafleet is developed within Volvo Trucks, it gives you access to unique and highly useful information from your Volvo truck. However, Dynafleet can also be retrofitted into any other truck brand and makes monitoring a mixed fleet easy.
The Dynafleet hardware is either installed from factory or retrofitted by your Volvo dealer. No extra software is needed – just log onto the Dynafleet web portal to access your fleet information – or use your iPhone/iPad for updates anywhere.
A powerful Telematics Gateway unit is installed inside the vehicle together with a combined GPS/GSM antenna. Depending on which package solution you choose, a display screen and keyboard may also be included. The software is updated remotely free of charge.
The office and driver can at all times communicate with each other via text messages. Information about the vehicle and driver is sent to Dynafleet's database where it is analysed and presented to you trough easy-to-read reports. It is also possible to smoothly integrate your ordering or invoicing systems with Dynafleet.
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SEATTLE -- Everything had gone according to plan until it didn't for fifth-ranked Cal as the Bears suffered their most shocking defeat of the season Saturday night -- a 70-58 upset loss to UCLA in the Pac-12 tournament semifinals at KeyArena.
Cal employed a full-court press much of the second half to close the margin but never threatened as its 16-game win streak ended in frustration.
"They brought all their strengths to the forefront tonight," Cal coach Lindsay Gottlieb said of UCLA. "They were ready."
The Bears (28-3) looked helpless when it mattered in falling behind by as many as 26 points against the No. 14 Bruins.
Cal scored a season-low 14 points in the first half and never recovered while ending a game short of an anticipated showdown against Bay Area rival Stanford for the Pac-12 crown.
Instead, the Bruins (25-6) will face the winner of the Stanford-Colorado game for the Pac-12 tournament title. The Bears still should be in contention for a second seed in the NCAA tournament, with their only other defeats coming against then-No. 4 Duke and Stanford.
"I would hope this would keep us where we want to be otherwise," Gottlieb said. "I think our body of work is pretty good."
UCLA effectively put the game away after a 19-4 run in the first half to lead 27-8. With nothing falling for the Bears, UCLA smelled blood.
"Sometimes we shoot well or clean up on the glass," Gottlieb said of the ways Cal has won. "This time both evils were there."
This time, the Bears came unglued by UCLA's zone with big bodies and long arms clogging the floor.
"By them making shots it was hard for us to push the ball," Boyd said. "It was so packed in there was nowhere I could drive or dish to anybody."
The more Cal struggled, the more the Bruins thrived. UCLA senior forward Markel Walker scored 23 points while Jasmine Dixon added 15 points and 12 rebounds.
Alyssia Brewer had 14 and Atonye Nyingifa added 12 in a balanced offense.
Boyd scored 18 points but made only 4 of 11 shots. Layshia Clarendon added 14 on 6 of 22 as Cal shot 29.5 percent for the game.
"For me, everything was contested," Clarendon said.
Gennifer Brandon also had a tough shooting night with seven points but led the Bears with 12 rebounds.
Clarendon vowed Cal would rebound for the NCAA tournament that begins in two weeks.
"This doesn't ruin our season any way at all," she said. "If anything, it will make us more hungry for the tournament."


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text: This pair of standard-duty tractor tire chains is recommended for road and general farm work. Four-link spacing. Type FTH with twist cross chains. Cross chain is 3/8" for smaller sizes and 7/16" for large sizes. Sold in pairs. Tire size: 11.2 x 24 and 9.5 x 28 Weight: 86 lbs.


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Don and Donna Crane of Hannibal will mark their 60 years together by attending Donna's 60-year class reunion on the 20th, 21st and a picnic on the 22nd of September among friends and classmates.
Present plans are to attend Don's Class of '51, 80th Birthday Party in October before finalizing a trip destination.
Don and Donna were married by Rev. Everett Turner of the Prince Avenue Baptist Church on Sept. 20, 1953.
Donna is the daughter of the late Othey L. and Lillian Henderson. Don's parents were the late Gerald and Mae Crane, all of Hannibal.
Don and Donna are the parents of Don Jr. of Hannibal, Gregory L. (Linda) of Folsom, La., Philip of Hannibal and Lisa (Landry) Dupont of Southern Louisiana. The Cranes have eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Don retired from the U.S. Navy in 1979. Later he was an administrative officer for a Navy Command in New Orleans and sold real estate locally.
Donna has been a homemaker for most of the marriage.
In later years, Donna and Don operated the State License Office in Hannibal for approximately six years.
Cards and notes from friends and family would be appreciated.
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text: No great story can be told without drama. Uncomfortable though it may be, conflict is what keeps us engaged in the narrative, what makes us connect with the characters as they soldier on through their journeys. The life of a band is one of those stories, so many of them littered with lineup changes and shifts in direction, always searching for resolution. It is befitting that a band trafficking in epic sounds would have an equally grand story to tell, and such is the case for Rhapsody.


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The Charlotte City Council considered revisions to the Picketing Ordinance, which was enacted in 1985. City staff held meetings with various community stakeholders to solicit input on the proposals and the resulting ordinance includes modifications as a result of that feedback. The City Community Safety Committee also solicited and received comments from stakeholders regarding the proposal, prior to approving the revisions and recommending it to the full Council.
On June 14, 2004, the City Council approved and passed the new
Picketing Ordinance. The new ordinance covers city owned property only and allows picketing on sidewalks, city owned parks and other pedestrian walkways.
The main changes in the new ordinance include a notification provision to the Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department (CMPD) for groups of 50 or more pickets; a prohibition against picketing on the median strip; and a prohibition against targeted residential picketing. Groups who wish to assemble in the city streets or have a festival in city parks will continue to obtain the necessary permits through the City Permit Official.
The new ordinance requires that when the organizer of a picket reasonably believes the group will consist of 50 or more pickets, the CMPD must be notified of their intent to picket 48 hours prior to the event. The organizer will be given a receipt to carry with them during the event. The purpose of the notification for 50 or more individuals is to enable the police department to make any necessary preparations for large groups, such as adding more officers to provide traffic control, in order to protect the public.
The notification is not a permit and the CMPD is not giving permission to picket. The notification form provides contact information and location information for planning purposes.
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School Safety Issue
Published: Tuesday, February 5, 2013 at 12:14 a.m.
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I'm a concerned parent of a middle school student who stands on a busy intersection at Dorman Road and Pipkin Road to catch his bus in the morning. I sit there in my car at least two mornings out of the week.
I watch the crossing guard help students cross to go to Medulla Elementary. I also watch more than half the cars driving down Pipkin Road speed through that school zone. I know a sheriff's car can't sit there every morning, but since school started, I've seen a cop there only one morning. I see more speed traps on Harden Boulevard and further down Pipkin Road than at this intersection.
There are too many kids in the morning trying to get to school safely, and it's very upsetting to see these cars speeding down the road without care or concern. Luckily, no one has been hurt at this point, but it's bound to happen.
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Lindenwood is dedicated to offering well-equipped and ample facilities to support its television station and academic programs. The University has made a commitment to keep pace with the constantly changing industry.
Shooting on location, students receive instruction in recording and editing a variety of current formats, ranging from AVCHD to JVC ProHD, Panasonic P2 DVCPROHD, and Red Digital Cinema. Lindenwood also provides lights, sound mixers, microphones, and other important equipment to allow students to achieve professional-level production value in their work.
The LUTV studios use Hitachi HD cameras, a Grass Valley switcher, Deko graphics, and other broadcast-caliber tools to ensure that students will be well-trained for the transition to a professional setting after graduation. The Charter Communications studio features three permanent sets and a chroma-key wall to allow for a number of different types of production.
Live newscasts are written, anchored, and directed by students, using iNews, Avid Newscutter, Avid Media Composer, and the Command newsroom automation system. These are the same systems typically used in a number of network-affiliate news operations, and graduates are uniquely positioned to make the transition to jobs in the news business. The AT&T newsroom is the center of the LUTV news operation.
In addition to four fully-equipped edit suites in the LUTV studio, students learn editing in a 24-computer Avid Media Composer lab that features Unity networked media storage as well as full visual effects and DVD authoring capabilities. Students also have access to a 24-system Macintosh lab with Final Cut Pro editing software.


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The number of West Nile virus cases continues to rise nationally and Michigan's death count makes up more than 20 percent of the national death count. According to Health and Human Services Secretary Tommy Thompson, the federal government is putting Michigan at the top of their federal aid priority list.
"John Engler called me and said your state needed more help so I went into my budget and gave Michigan an additional $500,000. I think we've given Michigan almost $1 million to fight the West Nile virus," said Sec. Thompson.
But state health officials say federal assistance goes beyond financial aid, and any assistance is much needed and appreciated.
"It's financial aid, it's assistance from a laboratory perspective, epidemiology perspective. It's also a great deal of collaboration and cooperation on investigating," said Geralyn Lasher, MI Department of Community Health.
Meanwhile Sec. Thompson says his department is working to produce a vaccine or an antibiotic, but emphasizes that science takes time. While waiting, the public should continue to take precautionary measures to keep themselves out of the death count.
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The Sci-Fi Film Series is hosted by Vincent Piturro, English and Film professor at Metropolitan State College of Denver.
From producer Peter Jackson (The Lord of the Rings Trilogy) and director Neill Blomkamp comes a startlingly original science fiction thriller that "soars on the imagination of its creators" (Peter Travers, Rolling Stone). With stunning special effects and gritty realism, the film plunges us into a world where the aliens have landed... only to be exiled to a slum on the fringes of Johannesburg. Now, one lone human discovers the mysterious secret of the extraterrestrial weapon technology. Hunted and hounded through the bizarre back alleys of an alien shantytown, he will discover what it means to be the ultimate outsider on your own planet.
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Bethel Baptist Church will dedicate organ
Published: Friday, February 22, 2013 at 3:15 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, February 21, 2013 at 4:07 p.m.
An organ dedicatory service will be Sunday at Bethel Baptist Church, 13040 Highway 11, Campobello, during the 11 a.m. worship service.
The evening service at 6 p.m. will feature an organ recital by Pamela Smithy of Case Bros., who is also organist at Bethel United Methodist Church in Spartanburg.
The public is welcome.
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Cincinnati fire investigators are looking into an overnight fire at BP Gas Station in West Price Hill. The fire on Glenway Avenue broke out around 12:15 a.m. Tuesday.
Authorities say an employee cleaning up for the night smelled smoke and called 911. Firefighters were delayed putting out the fire because they couldn't find where it started. They brought in thermal imaging equipment and traced the fire to the roof.
The fire caused an estimated $100,000 in damage according to authorities. Firefighters say most of the damages are to merchandise in the store. Investigators don't think the fire was intentionally set, but said they have yet to determine the cause.


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Red Buffalo Coffee and Tea in Silverthorne, owned by former Silverthorne Elementary alumni, donated $500 to the Food For Kids Over Break program. The program provides food for students at Silverthorne Elementary who otherwise might not have adequate meals when they go on break over the holidays.
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