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A Little Bug In Each Bite
KIAHThey sound so beautiful, peaceful. The cicada, a wonder of nature that only surfaces every 13 years. "You're not biting into a whole cicada at once. You're biting into like little bits of it,” said ice cream shop owner Scott Southwick. Whoa, ach,...Tags: Ice Cream, Foods and Beverages, Missouri, Lifestyle and Leisure, Bacon
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Tags: Standards, Fuel-efficient Vehicles, Volkswagen, Passenger Cars, Transportation
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Tracking down the Madonna artist
![ENCINITAS, Calif. -- Since it first appeared seven weeks ago, people have been captivated by the mysterious "Surfing Madonna" mosaic and curious about the anonymous artist who affixed it to a concrete wall under a railroad overpass in Encinitas. This is how I tracked him down.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-06/62245720-09111453.jpg "ENCINITAS, Calif. -- Since it first appeared seven weeks ago, people have been captivated by the mysterious "Surfing Madonna\" mosaic and curious about the anonymous artist who affixed it to a concrete wall under a railroad overpass in Encinitas. This is how I tracked him down.")
ENCINITAS, Calif. -- Since it first appeared seven weeks ago, people have been captivated by the mysterious "Surfing Madonna" mosaic and curious about the anonymous artist who affixed it to a concrete wall under a railroad overpass in Encinitas. This is...Tags: Madonna, Google Inc., Encinitas (San Diego, California), Italy, Facebook
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Janet Adams Johnson
Janet Adams Johnson
June 24, 1929 – June 4, 2011
Janet Adams Johnson was born June 24, 1929 in Elymer, Canada, the daughter of Margaret Jones Adams and Richard Jones. She spent the first part of her childhood cared for by her grandma Blanchie...Tags: Orange (Orange, California), San Bernardino (San Bernardino, California), Santa Barbara (Santa Barbara, California), American Legion, University of California
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Study finds high levels of toxins in local fish
FOX 5 News ReporterSAN DIEGO -- The California Water Board released a study claiming that 19 percent of fish along the California coastline had such high concentrations of Mercury and PCB's that officials warn it would be dangerous for pregnant or breastfeeding women and...Tags: Breastfeeding, California, San Diego (San Diego, California), Lifestyle and Leisure, Health
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High speed rail: America is left at the station
Tax dollars have built this nation's transportation infrastructure, from roads and bridges to airports and subway systems. Rent a car or truck for the day and you may think you're paying for your transportation, but that's only the vehicle — most of...Tags: Air Transportation Delays, Interstate 4, Trips and Vacations, Transportation, Russia
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Calif. Senate to negotiate budget through weekend
SACRAMENTO -- The state Senate announced Friday it will meet through the weekend to hammer out a compromise for addressing California's remaining budget deficit, as talks begin in earnest just days before the Legislature must pass a spending plan.
To...Tags: Jerry Brown, Republican Party, Personal Income, Vehicles, Elections
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Sylvia Gonzalez and Frank Salazar, La Bella Pizzeria
Imperial Valley Press Assistant EditorSylvia Gonzalez & Frank Salazar, La Bella Pizzeria 601 W. Main St. (business fronts Sixth Street), El Centro, CA 92243 760-482-5555 www.eatlabella.com or www.facebook.com/LaBellaPizzeria Tell us how you ended up in this line of work. My husband and I...Tags: Ice Cream, Foods and Beverages, Caves and Caverns, Lifestyle and Leisure, Pizzas
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Community Commentary: Common sense needed to help right Costa Mesa
"Don't be afraid to see what you see." — President Ronald Reagan It is my hope — and more importantly, the community's hope — that our employee associations help restore Costa Mesa's fiscal health and return it to being a model of...Tags: Finance, Career and Workplace, Government, Ronald Reagan, Economy, Business and Finance
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Putting a price tag on late planting
Corn farmers in North Dakota, South Dakota and Minnesota could lose as much as $2.6 billion because of planting delays this spring, says a company that provides global crop insurance and risk management. "We're behind the 8-ball a bit. It's going to...Tags: Weather Reports, South Dakota, Agriculture, Ohio, North Dakota
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Meticulous travel records kept on 1931 Packard
The original owner of this 1931 Packard, as well as the three successive owners, all have maintained written documentation of the history of the 80-year-old car. Virginia Brinkerhoff purchased the Series 833, Model 461 Packard in 1931 from the Norfolk...Tags: Trips and Vacations, Passenger Cars, Cape Canaveral, Homes, Melbourne
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Circumcision and the ballot measure we'll never miss
Opinion L.A.It would have been nice to see the force behind the misguided anti-circumcision campaign in Santa Monica divorce herself, voicing appropriate disgust, from a movement that created a repulsively anti-Semitic comic to advance its cause online. Instead, we...
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