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They are not. There is not much you can do but pray. He got the news thursday night when the sisterinlaw called him and told him his brother and the ship had been reported missing. It had 34 people on board and 28 were americans. Alison back close to home, the rising river forced more than a dozen people from the homes overnight. In Calvert County it spilled overred the floodwater at the halloween point mobile home park. Residents are used to floods but last night was bad. Luckily no one was hur...

Greece. Some of the other headlines this morning, a surge in healthcare coverage signups innups, 1. 1 million enroll this initial period. The Washington Times reports report bybenghazi the New York Times may be to benefit Hillary Clinton for president. And the New York Times reports about the democrats and how theyre look at the 2014 elections. They are turning to the minimum wage as a strategy to help win elections. The question for you these first nexttolast this day of 2013 who was the bigges...

Dr. Ty Wagoner has joined the California Milk Advisory Board team as Senior Manager of the California Dairy Innovation Center.

The Old Globe has revealed cast and creative team for the world premiere of HENRY 6, an adaptation of Shakespeare's Henry VI. See who is starring and learn how to purchase tickets.

The village of Addison sits in Lenawee County, Michigan; it was known under five different names before settling on the sixth. Here are photos from 1900-1920...

There are major motion pictures that slip through the cracks. During Cinema Overdrive screenings, Adam Hulin runs trailers for movies that have vanished from th

A Song of Ice and Fire and other "realistic" medieval fantasy works have been trying to challenge the set-in conceptions of Middle Ages and provide a more realistic take on the era, one that tries to remove the lenses of noble prejudices and show how things truly were. Problem is, they have failed. Instead of…

The latest news stories from the Irish Film & Television Network, on production, training opportunities, casting and much more.

California Milk Advisory Board is in its fifth year of running the California Real Milk Excelerator, which helps foster start-ups that utilize California milk, from whey spirits to ancient yogurt

Nearly 150 dairy industry stakeholders, including producers, entrepreneurs and investors, gathered at a winery in idyllic Livermore, Cali., earlier this month to celebrate the winners of the 5th Real California Milk Excelerator competition, which scoured the globe to find and accelerate the best startups using milk and dairy in novel ways ranging from innovative foods and beverages to textiles and plastics to personal care.