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Really, Scientists? Burning Pocket Rocks STILL a Mystery

Really, Scientists? Burning Pocket Rocks STILL a Mystery

Officials in Orange County said Thursday that the rocks that spontaneously ignited inside a woman's shorts pocket were, indeed, coated in phosphorus, but still can't explain how the chemical came to be on the rocks in the first place. more ›

Scientists Don't Know Why Rocks Spontaneously Combusted in Woman's Cargo Shorts

Scientists Don't Know Why Rocks Spontaneously Combusted in Woman's Cargo Shorts

Scientists still aren't completely sure why the rocks a San Clemente woman picked up off the beach spontaneously ignited in her cargo shorts last weekend. Lyn Hiner, 43, and her children picked up stones streaked with orange from San Onofre State Beach. more ›

Woman's Shorts Catch Fire When Beach Rocks Spontaneously Combust in Pocket

Woman's Shorts Catch Fire When Beach Rocks Spontaneously Combust in Pocket

You read that right: Rocks collected by a woman and her kids at an Orange County beach somehow combusted inside her cargo shorts. more ›

Boy Injured by Crossbow After Throwing Rocks at Cars

Boy Injured by Crossbow After Throwing Rocks at Cars

Throwing rocks at cars has never been a good idea, but for one San Diego kid, the dangerous pastime almost turned deadly: a passing motorist decided that what the boy was doing was so uncool, it warranted being shot with a crossbow. The boy, whose name and age haven't been released, was tossing rocks at passing vehicles on Monday outside his home in Loma Vista with a friend, reports the San Diego Union Tribue. more ›

Street Art For Kids: What To Do If Banksy Is Your Baby's Hero

Street Art For Kids: What To Do If Banksy Is Your Baby's Hero

Even the young ones are into street art these days. Inspired by a viewing of Exit Through the Gift Shop, the 10-year-old daughter of children's author Aaron Zenz declared her intention to become a street artist like Banksy when she grew up. Explaining that art is good, but vandalism is bad, pops and daughter dreamed up an art project that was publicly stealthy, but not destructive... more ›

Winds, Falling Rocks Keeping Part of Angeles Crest Hwy Closed*

Winds, Falling Rocks Keeping Part of Angeles Crest Hwy Closed*

Weekend winds brought rocks and debris down the mountainsides up on Angeles Crest, which meant that this morning motorists eager to resume their commute on portions of the Highway that have been closed since late-August have to wait until the danger has passed, according to LA Now. more ›

Exploring the Garden of the Gods in Chatsworth

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The Garden of the Gods is more about exploring than hiking. The 23-acre park, most known for once being a part of the famous Iverson Movie Ranch (it set the scene for the wild west, Africa and Asia), has one small official trail and a lot of rocks to scramble and climb (not with gear, though). more ›

Notable Theater this Week

Notable Theater this Week

A list of some of the current critics' choices around town. Click on the show title for a review. Click on the theater name for info on tickets. Hotel C'est Lamour (The Blank Theater Company) References to Salvador Dali Make me Hot (Theater Planners at Art/Works Theater) Side Show (La Habra Depot) Tale of 2Cities: An American Joyride on Multiple Tracks (Freud Playhouse) Rocks in my Salsa (Highways Performance Space) The Beastly Bombing (Steve... more ›

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