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0812 Life.Qxd (Page 1) THE BUZZ HouseWorks: Wednesday, August 12, 2015 D Health 101: Compiled from H&R staff and They were news service reports National Immunization Herald&Review Aug. 12 birthdays all good ideas Former Sen. Dale Bumpers, D- Awareness Ark., 90; actor George Hamilton, 76; at the Life actress Dana Ivey, 74; actress Jen- nifer Warren, 74; rock singer-musi- Month/Thursday cian Mark Knopfler time/D2 (Dire Straits), 66; actor Jim Beaver, 65; singer Questions or comments regarding this section? Contact Life Editor Jeana Matherly at (217) 421-6974 www.herald-review.com Kid Creole, 65; jazz musician Pat Methe- 30TH ANNIVERSARY ny, 61; actor Sam J. Jones, 61; actor Bruce Hamilton Greenwood, 59; coun- try singer Danny Shirley, 59; pop musi- cian Roy Hay (Culture Club), 54; rapper Sir Mix-A-Lot, 52; actor Peter Krause, 50; actor Brent Sexton, Krause 48; International Ten- nis Hall of Famer Pete Sampras, 44; actor-comedian Sophia Dawson and Dariana Lamb were not the only Vanilla Ice wows the crowd Saturday night on Cameron Carter checks out the competition in the Michael Ian Black, 44; actress Yvette ones screaming as they rode the God of Thunder dur- the Funfest Stage. Baby Mister portion of the Adorable Baby Contest Nicole Brown, 44; actress Rebecca ing the preview for the Decatur Celebration carnival. at the celebration. Gayheart, 44; actor Casey Affleck, 40; rock musician Bill Uechi (Save Ferris), 40; actress Maggie Lawson, 35; actress Dominique Swain, 35; actress Leah Pipes (TV: "The Origi- nals"), 27; actress Imani Hakim, 22. Today in history In 1985, the world's worst single- aircraft disaster occurred as a crip- pled Japan Airlines Boeing 747 on a domestic flight crashed into a moun- tain, killing 520 people. Four people survived. 97 graves, 70 days A Maine man who travels the nation to document the final resting places of poets has completed a summer tour in which he visited his 500th grave. Chloe Cook, 6, left, dances with her cousin, Hazel Adams, 5, during the Gas House Gorillas concert on the Cabaret Stage during the final day of Decatur Celebra- Dead Poets Society of America tion. founder Walter Skold wrapped up last week at the graves of Philip Pendleton Cooke in Millwood, Va., and Marianne Moore in Gettysburg, Pa. He visited his father's grave in A look back at York, Pa. He's heading back home to Freeport, Maine. Most of his time was in the Deep South. He said he visited 97 graves CELEBRATION2015 over 70 days, bringing his total to 530. He said the most memorable event was a memorial to four girls killed in a church bombing in 1963 in Birmingham, Ala., where he read Dudley Randall's "Ballad of Birming- ham." The society's name was partly inspired by the 1989 Robin Williams movie "Dead Poets Society." Smithsonian Castle Bentley Blickensderfer, 5, smiles at his mother while jumping with the aid of a bungee cord at the carnival. The earliest known photo of the Smithsonian Castle, the Smithson- An audience member gets a welcome surprise when one of Vince Vance singers sits on his lap dur- ing the Central Park performance. ian's first building, is going on dis- play to celebrate the institution's 169th birthday. The Smithsonian said the photo went on display in the great hall of the Castle on Monday, which coin- cides with the day in 1846 that Presi- dent James K. Polk signed legisla- tion creating the institution. The image was taken in 1850 during the castle's construction and shows the two completed wings of the building. A crane is visible, and only two of the building's nine towers are complete. The Castle currently houses the Smithsonian's administrative head- quarters. Its cornerstone was laid on May 1, 1847. The image, a type of photograph called a hyalotype, was a gift from The Wings of Wonder Avian Rescue float heads down Main Street with live birds aboard Tom Rall of Arlington, Va., and was during the Razzle Dazzle Goodtimes Parade on Saturday. given to the Smithsonian in March. Jerry Johnson works on the mural dedicated to late Decatur Mayor Mike ‘Tuna’ McElroy on Saturday. Herald & Review photos: Jim Bowling and Lisa Morrison.
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