Robert Andrew Rowton Dies in Golf Cart Collision on East Sonterra Boulevard [San Antonio, TX]
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by Maria Mallat
36m ago
72-Year-Old Man Pronounced Dead after Falling off Golf Cart at Stone Oak Golf Course SAN ANTONIO, TX (April 18, 2024) – Robert Andrew Rowton died early Monday night in a golf cart collision at the 900 block of East Sonterra Boulevard. The incident occurred at approximately 5:30 p.m., on March 18th. Per reports, Rowton was the backseat passenger of a 2024 Icon golf cart. For reasons under investigation, the operator of the golf cart lost control while heading uphill at the Stone Oak golf course. Officers say the golf cart rolled backwards onto its passenger side, ejecting Rowton. Despite life-s ..read more
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Man Killed in Pedestrian Accident on 91 Freeway [Yorba Linda, CA]
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by Maria Mallat
2h ago
Unidentified Man Fatally Injured in Pedestrian Crash near Gypsum Canyon Road YORBA LINDA, CA (April 18, 2024) – One man died early Monday morning in a pedestrian crash on westbound 91 Freeway. The incident occurred around 12:20 a.m., just east of Gypsum Canyon Road on April 1st. Authorities stated that a pedestrian was struck by a vehicle while standing on the lanes of the Riverside (91) Freeway in the Yorba Linda area. It is suspected that the pedestrian may have been trying to repair a broken-down vehicle when another vehicle collided with him. Witnesses reported seeing a red sedan park ..read more
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Mindfulness for Beginners: A Guide to Self-Exploration and Growth
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by Written in Partnership with Amir Bakian
2h ago
In the whirlwind of modern life, with its never-ending demands and distractions, it’s easy to lose touch with our inner selves. We find ourselves rushing from one task to another, swept away by the currents of busyness. It’s precisely in these chaotic moments that the need for mindfulness becomes evident. Mary Higgs, a respected writer, educator, and empowerment coach, provides us with a gentle hand to guide us through this transformative journey in her upcoming book, “Mindful Practice: A Beginner’s Guide To Vibrant Living.” This article will explore how this guide is a beacon of light for be ..read more
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From Sketch to Screens: Crafting Music Video Designs with Carrie J. Liu
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by Written in Partnership with Amir Bakian
2h ago
Carrie J. Liu, a production designer for music videos, film, and television, believes that growing up in Beijing and traveling to over thirty countries has imbued her work with a unique perspective. With a diverse array of cultural experiences, she possesses “a deep understanding of various cultural nuances,” which allows her to infuse authenticity into the sets she designs. “Geometry and spatial design has been my childhood passion,” she says. “Making miniature homes and furnishing is one of my biggest hobbies.” This interest ultimately led her into filmmaking, which then drew her to work in ..read more
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Let Poetry Be Your Compass In Life’s Upheavals
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by Written in Partnership with Indie Reader
2h ago
Here you are in a world where every word has a meaning, every step teaches you something, and every book tells you something about your journey through life. Carolyn Cozart’s Pathways of A Lifetime takes you to a magical world where poetry serves as more than just a book—it’s a teacher, a friend, and a road map. Love, friendship, family, and all the other emotions that make up a human life are beautifully captured in this engaging poetry book. Poems are like little lights that guide us through life and teach us something new at every turn. The value of living in the present ..read more
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Espionage, Baseball, and Surprising Alliances in a Dramatic Story
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by Written in Partnership with Amir Bakian
2h ago
The enthralling thriller book A January Freeze by Shane Rawley expertly blends together an exciting story that includes espionage, the world of baseball, and surprising partnerships. Set against the background of the Iranian Revolution and the Iran Hostage Crisis, the novel is filled with surprising turns, thrilling tension, and tragic moments that keep readers amused throughout the story. The main character, Peter, a baseball player, becomes involved in an uncompromising assignment when he gets selected by the CIA to collect information on revolutionary Iran. The story takes a surprising twi ..read more
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Jacob Fuerte Fatally Struck, Derek Tapia Involved in Two-Vehicle Crash on 101 Freeway [Studio City, CA]
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by Maria Mallat
2h ago
22-Year-Old Firefighter Recruit Pronounced Dead after Multi-Vehicle Collision near Campo de Cahuenga STUDIO CITY, CA (April 18, 2024) – Jacob Fuerte died early Monday morning in a 2-car accident on northbound 101 Freeway. The incident occurred at approximately 5:00 a.m., near Campo de Cahuenga. Per the California Highway Patrol (CHP), a firefighter operating a 2000 Jeep was involved in a collision with a 2021 Ford driven by 36-year-old Derek Tapia from Montclair. Following the collision, the firefighter exited his vehicle and was subsequently struck by another vehicle whose driver re ..read more
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Irma Pedraza Dies in Red-Light DUI Accident on Orangethorpe Avenue [Fullerton, CA]
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by Maria Mallat
2h ago
62-Year-Old Anaheim Woman Pronounced Dead after Three-Vehicle Collision near Harbor Boulevard FULLERTON, CA (April 18, 2024) – Irma Pedraza died early Monday morning in a DUI crash on Orangethorpe Avenue and Harbor Boulevard. The incident occurred at approximately 12:11 a.m. According to reports, a white BMW 428i traveling southbound collided with the rear of a blue Toyota RAV 4, which was stationary at a red light in the southbound No. 1 lane. Additionally, the BMW impacted the driver’s side of a black Chevrolet Silverado, also stopped at a red light in the No. 2 lane. Upon arrival, medical p ..read more
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UnBinged — Great Pretenders: Spies, Pretty Little Liars, and Charming Sociopaths — Reviews of ‘The Sympathizer,’ ‘Ripley’ and ‘Under the Bridge’
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by Erin Maxwell
4h ago
UnBinged reviews three series featuring swindlers, moles, and sinister striplings, as people from different eras, backgrounds, and regions find reasons to play pretend. The Sympathizer (HBO/Max)   A spy known simply as the Captain attempts to play both sides of the Vietnam War, but in Max’s adaptation of Viet Thanh Nguyen’s Pulitzer Prize–winning novel, The Sympathizer, his loyalties are as blurred as the politics that surround the conflict itself. Created by acclaimed director Park Chan-wook and writer Don McKellar, the story of a Communist turncoat is transformed into a compelling ..read more
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Sofiest Designs Brings Back Disco Through a Modern Lens    
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by Written in Partnership with Amir Bakian
4h ago
The infamous disco club decor of the 70s has been brought back as one of the top recent home decor trends and can be credited to the works of Sofiest Designs. Reinventing the timeless disco ball, Sofie Berarducci, the 24-year-old owner of Sofiest Designs, has caught the eye of industry giants and consumers by using her passion for interior design and 3D art to add modern design elements to the standard disco ball. For the last 50 years, the disco ball has typically been displayed as a spinning sphere from the ceiling of a nightclub or event space. Berarducci states, “While the traditional dis ..read more
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