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Here are some dates that could be very destructive with high tides and El Niño in California (opens the original)
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The National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center is saying the chance of a wetter El Niño winter is 90%. Here’s when winter storms might do the most coastal damage. Hurricane Polo off the coast of Mexico and is expected to track north-northwest before it starts to turn east and eventually make landfall in Mexico. It will bring high surf to Southern California and the high tides will be near 6 feet from Sept. 26 to 30. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association is warning that this fa
Here’s what nation first allowed women to vote in national elections (opens the original)
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On Sept. 19, 1893, New Zealand enfranchised its female citizens, making it the first nation or territory to formally allow women to vote in national elections. With the signing of the Electoral Bill by Governor Lord Glasgow, New Zealand becomes the first country in the world to grant national voting rights to women. The bill was the outcome of years of suffragette meetings in towns and cities across the country, with women often traveling considerable distances to hear lectures and speeches, pas
Here’s how big the NFL is in terms of revenue (opens the original)
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The National Football League starts its 107th season Wednesday, Sept. 9, so we look at how it began and what it is today. Walter Camp, often called the “Father of Football,” was a rugby player at Yale from 1876 to 1882. During that time, Camp, the head of the football rules committee, defined and created the principles of football, many of which are still true today. Camp came up with the concept of downs, possession, team numbers, formations and scoring (that has changed some). The first profes
Here’s what beer is the most popular in every state (opens the original)
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Since it’s Labor Day weekend, we thought we’d talk about America’s favorite adult beverage. To identify America’s most popular beers, Innerbody Research analyzed Google Trends search data across all 50 states and Washington, D.C. over a 12-month span. The end result was a set of search interest index scores awarded to each individual beer and a search interest index score awarded to each state. In doing so, we established our rankings of the favorite prominent beers nationally and by state as we
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art has adventure around every curve (opens the original)
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A look at the new Lucas Museum of Narrative Art that’s opening in Los Angeles this month on its 11-acre campus: It illustrates stories, basically show and tell — much like this informational graphic that shows you the museum, not just tells you about it. Some say the building looks like a ship from one of the “Star Wars” films, but its designer, Ma Yansong, said he saw it as a cloud and the hills of L.A. Slavko BorkapichTheater: Mostly short films that are a few minutes long Robert Flaherty Thea
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