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    Jun 1, 2013 |Story| Daily American

  1. 911 Bigfoot caller stands by his story

    PAINT TOWNSHIP — John T. Winesickle is still convinced there's a Sasquatch in his neck of the woods.
    Daily American Staff Writer
    PAINT TOWNSHIP — John T. Winesickle is still convinced there's a Sasquatch in his neck of the woods. Summarily dismissed by the Pennsylvania Game Commission, Paint Township police and Pennsylvania Bigfoot Society, Winesickle said he remains certain...

    Tags: Unexplained Phenomena, Bedford County (Pennsylvania), Heart Problems, Bedford (Bedford, Virginia), Somerset County (Pennsylvania)

    2. May 30, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  2. Animal Planet's mermaid hoax special draws record ratings

    Last year, Animal Planet aired the "docufiction" special "Mermaids: The Body Found" and grabbed the cable channel's strongest ratings since the death of Steve Irwin in 2006. So it's no surprise that last weekend, they returned to the ocean for "Mermaids: The New Evidence." What is surprising is that this follow-up special netted Animal Planet's largest audience ever.
    Last year, Animal Planet aired the "docufiction" special "Mermaids: The Body Found" and grabbed the cable channel's strongest ratings since the death of Steve Irwin in 2006. So it's no surprise that last weekend, they returned to the ocean for "Mermaids:...

    Tags: Ghost Hunters (tv program), Satellite and Cable Service, Animal Planet (tv network)

    3. Jun 2, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  3. Children's books

    What Floats in a Moat? Lynne Berry. Illustrations by Matthew Cordell. Simon & Schuster, $17.99, ages 5-9 An eccentric goat and a chicken must deliver barrels of buttermilk to the queen, but a castle moat stands in their way. A little innovative...

    Tags: Authors

    4. May 31, 2013 |Story| Winchester Sun

  4. Pets can contract some unusual diseases

    Being a veterinarian and caring for animals is a wonderful and very rewarding profession. Sometimes it can be very frustrating especially when a patient develops an extremely unusual disease. The frustration stems from the difficulty in getting a definitive diagnosis as well as the struggle of properly treating strange and difficult diseases.
    Being a veterinarian and caring for animals is a wonderful and very rewarding profession. Sometimes it can be very frustrating especially when a patient develops an extremely unusual disease. The frustration stems from the difficulty in getting a...

    Tags: Internal Medicine, Pets, Genetic Condition, Blindness, Pharmaceuticals

    5. May 30, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  5. 'New Girl' writer David Iserson on his funny YA novel 'Firecracker'

    David Iserson is used to writing for TV, with credits that include "United States of Tara," "Up All Night" and currently "New Girl"-- so he's become accustomed to all the ribbing that's built into the comedy environment.
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    David Iserson is used to writing for TV, with credits that include "United States of Tara," "Up All Night" and currently "New Girl"-- so he's become accustomed to all the ribbing that's built into the comedy environment. That's why the 35-year-old...

    Tags: United States of Tara (tv program), Jack McBrayer, Entertainment, 30 Rock (tv program), High Schools

    6. Jun 6, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  6. Trying too hard to deal with Iran

    Iran's presidential election is again inviting speculation about which candidate can nudge the Islamic Republic toward moderation and pragmatism. Such conjectural games miss the point that the theocratic state is defined by an ideology that demonizes the West and relies on conspiracies to explain global affairs. The guardians of the Islamist state are emphatic in their belief that America harbors an enduring animosity not just toward their state but to the Muslim world. Its next president, drawn from the ranks of regime loyalists, is unlikely to temper this noxious political culture.
    Iran's presidential election is again inviting speculation about which candidate can nudge the Islamic Republic toward moderation and pragmatism. Such conjectural games miss the point that the theocratic state is defined by an ideology that demonizes...

    Tags: Russia, Philosophy, Elections, China, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei

    7. Jun 7, 2013 |Story| Hampton Roads Daily Press

  7. Harborfest offers a new look

    <em>(Update: Due to expected stormy conditions, Harborfest organizers have moved activities on Thursday and Friday inside to Waterside Festival Marketplace, Nauticus and Scope. Also, Friday's Parade of Sail has been canceled. Look for updates at hrticket.com.) </em>
    (Update: Due to expected stormy conditions, Harborfest organizers have moved activities on Thursday and Friday inside to Waterside Festival Marketplace, Nauticus and Scope. Also, Friday's Parade of Sail has been canceled. Look for updates at hrticket.com....

    Tags: Television Industry, TLC (tv network), Festive Events, Waterside Festival Marketplace, Arts and Culture

    8. May 8, 2013 | Los Angeles Times

  8. ‘Odd Duck’: Cecil Castellucci’s quirky tale celebrates strangeness

    Hero Complex - movies, comics, pop culture - Los Angeles Times
    “Odd Duck,” by Cecil Castellucci and Sara Varon, chronicles the quirky friendship between two ducks — Theodora, who swims with […]...
    9. May 28, 2013 |Story| WTXX-LTV

  9. News of the Weird: Maryland Adds a Tax on Rain

    The Department of Agriculture reported recently that in four of America's largest cities &mdash; New York, Miami, Los Angeles and Denver &mdash; nearly one home out of 100 keeps chickens either for a fresh egg supply or as pets, giving rise to chicken services such as Backyard Poultry magazine, MyPetChicken.com and Julie Baker's Pampered Poultry store. Among the most popular products are strap-on cloth diapers for the occasions when owners bring their darlings indoors, i.e., cuddle their &ldquo;lap chickens.&rdquo; Also popular are &ldquo;saddles&rdquo; for roosters, to spare hens mating injuries &mdash; owing to roosters' brutal horniness, sometimes costing hens most or all of their back feathers from a single encounter.
    The Department of Agriculture reported recently that in four of America's largest cities — New York, Miami, Los Angeles and Denver — nearly one home out of 100 keeps chickens either for a fresh egg supply or as pets, giving rise to chicken...

    Tags: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Drunk Driving, BBC, Prisons, Judaism

    10. May 28, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  10. Chicago-area conspiracy theorist targets Sandy Hook family

    Jillian Soto remembers the day she stumbled across a website that showed photos of her at her sister's funeral &mdash; and was horrified to read accusations that she had faked grief as part of an elaborate government hoax.
    Jillian Soto remembers the day she stumbled across a website that showed photos of her at her sister's funeral — and was horrified to read accusations that she had faked grief as part of an elaborate government hoax. Only a month earlier, Victoria...

    Tags: Lawyers, Dietary Supplements, Rentals, Federal Trade Commission, Sports

    11. May 8, 2013 | Los Angeles Times

  11. PS4? New Xbox? Nah, it’s the little games that matter

    Hero Complex - movies, comics, pop culture - Los Angeles Times
    There's a tiny orange box moving around the screen of the PlayStation Vita. Its name is Chris. It is an […]...
    12. May 25, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  12. Haunted high school spooks former frontier town

    Principal Steve Elwood enters the narrow passageway where nobody else at Lee Williams High School dares to go. He leans low to open a half-sized hallway door, leading the way into a musty windowless chamber the size of a small tomb.
    Principal Steve Elwood enters the narrow passageway where nobody else at Lee Williams High School dares to go. He leans low to open a half-sized hallway door, leading the way into a musty windowless chamber the size of a small tomb. Light pours into the...

    Tags: Railway Transportation, Archaeology, U.S. Army, Travel, Robin Williams

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