Rendon has the story. Reporter people are using Water Bottles and throwing them at passing vehicles. California Highway Patrol says its happening on highway 12 between sebasta pool and santa rosa. So far theres been four reported cases the latest a school bus that had its side mirror blown out today. No kids were on board. But last week a bus driver was shaken up after a bottle broke the windshield glass. Our driver had cuts from the glass on her arms. Its a matter of concern. Reporter the combined impact is close to this. A soft pitch softball coming at you traveling 85 to 100 Miles Per Hour. Theres very little you can do if youre just driving down the road and Something Like that happens. Safely try to get your vehicle to a stop. Reporter chp is asking people to be on the look out for a mid2000 pickup truck. They believe the person who is in that pickup truck is launching the bottles carelessly without thinking of the consequences. We just want to make sure that the persons responsib
Water bottles and throwing them at passing vehicles. California Highway Patrol says its happening on highway 12 between sebasta pool and santa rosa. So far theres been four reported cases the latest a school bus that had its side mirror blown out today. No kids were on board. But last week a bus driver was shaken up after a bottle broke the windshield glass. Our driver had cuts from the glass on her arms. Its a matter of concern. Reporter the combined impact is close to this. A soft pitch softball coming at you traveling 85 to 100 Miles Per Hour. Theres very little you can do if youre just driving down the road and Something Like that happens. Safely try to get your vehicle to a stop. Reporter chp is asking people to be on the look out for a mid2000 pickup truck. They believe the person who is in that pickup truck is launching the bottles carelessly without thinking of the consequences. We just want to make sure that the persons responsible are caught and that theyre not able to do thi
Dr. Jason Doroga, assistant professor of Spanish at Ouachita Baptist University, presented his paper “Negative Analogy: A New Direction for Analogical Change” as part of the Linguistics Friday Seminar Series at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in April. The paper analyzes the cycles of analogy and changing patterns of language use in the speech community, exploring the role of analogy in explaining changes in the form of Spanish-language past participles.