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Ohio University Band Gives Vatican Taste Of America

VATICAN CITY, May 10 (CNA/EWTN News) .- Priests and Vatican employees opened their office windows this afternoon to find out why they were hearing trumpets and drums, and in the piazza below them they discovered the University of Ohio marching band."We thought it would be a very epic way to perform, you know. And a lot of people came to watch us," 22-year-old trumpet player Jenna Smith ...
Todays MLB starting lineups May 25

Below are starting lineups that have been made public by the clubs. A lineup is not official until it is handed to the umpire. Additional lineups will be added as they become available: Baltimore Orioles: 1. ...
Vendor location matters at Ohio farmers markets

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- Long before customers arrive at a farmers market and map out a plan of attack, the market managers and farmers engage in a little choreography of their ...
Ohio doctor accused of raping pregnant woman injecting her with heroin

NEW ALBANY, Ohio – The personal ads that Dr. Ali Salim placed on Craigslist -- and police say he posted hundreds of them -- made one thing clear: He wanted "no drama." He didn't always get his wish. One woman told police she was accosted at Salim's house. Another said she was sexually assaulted. Another woman left after she said Salim insisted she pose in her ...
Ohio doctor charged in pregnant womans death

NEW ALBANY, Ohio -; The personal ads that Dr. Ali Salim placed on Craigslist - and police say he posted hundreds of them - made one thing clear: He wanted "no ...

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Remember the Titans

Remember the Titans uses the sports movie formula to tell the true story of forced integration in an Alexandria, Virginia, high school in 1971. The script by first-time writer Gregory Allen Howard pulls out all the cliches of both the sports movie and the race-related social drama, but somehow director Boaz Yakin (A Price Above Rubies) makes it work. It's an updated combination of < ... ...

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Stone tablet honors vets

Tap here to see photos of the park Blue Ash will celebrate its 61st Memorial Day Parade and Ceremony on Monday, May 27. Following the parade that begins at 10:15 am, there will be a special ceremony at the Bicentennial Veterans Memorial Park on Blue Ash Towne Square to dedicate a commemorative stone tablet for Veteran residents who have lost their lives in combat. The three most recent are ...
Ohio man gets 55 years in cabbies kidnapping

CINCINNATI (AP) -- A Cincinnati man has been sentenced to the maximum 55 years in prison in the September kidnapping and robbery of a cab driver left clinging to ...
Big crocodile Australian animals debut in Toledo

TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) -- A 17-foot crocodile, dingoes, wallabies and a green tree python are among more than 50 species of Australian animals that just debuted at the Toledo ...
Up to 500K expected at massive Ohio food festival

CINCINNATI (AP) -- Visitors of a massive food festival in downtown Cincinnati this weekend will have a chance to help victims of Oklahoma's deadly ...
Collapse raises concerns about Ohio bridge safety

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- Ohio has 278 bridges similar to the one that collapsed on in Washington this week, sending cars and people into the water ...

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Smallest known plant-eating dinosaur found in Canada

A team of paleontologists from the University of Toronto, Royal Ontario Museum, Cleveland Museum of Natural History and University of Calgary have identified a new dinosaur, the smallest plant-eating dinosaur species known from Canada.

Albertadromeus syntarsus was identified from a partial hind leg, and other skeletal elements, that indicate it was a speedy runner. Approximately 1.6 m (5 ft) long, it weighed about 16 kg (30 lbs), comparable to a large turkey.

Albertadromeus lived in what is now southern Alberta in the Late Cretaceous, about 77 million years ago.

Albertadromeus syntarsus means "Alberta runner with fused foot bones". Unlike its much larger ornithopod cousins, the duckbilled dinosaurs, its two fused lower leg bones would have made it a fast, agile two-legged runner. This animal is the smallest known plant-eating dinosaur in its ecosystem, and researchers hypothesize that it used its speed to avoid predation by the many species of meat-eating dinosaurs that lived at the same time.

Albertadromeus was discovered in 2009 by study co-author David Evans of the Royal Ontario Museum as part an on-going collaboration with Michael Ryan of the Cleveland Museum of Natural History to investigate the evolution of dinosaurs in the Late Cretaceous of North America. ...