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In this Aug. 31, 2016 photo, Alejandra Vicuna, of Miami, Fla., takes a selfie in front of the Apple campus in Cupertino, Calif. There's a quirky twist in tourism emerging amid the Silicon Valley whirlwind of innovation that has tethered everyone to their smartphones. Those omnipresent devices are now being used to track down technological touchstones so selfies can be taken, videos can be recorded and the experience can be celebrated in a Facebook post, Snapchat or tweet.
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In this Friday, Dec. 11, 2015 file photo, cellerman Franz Graef passes a wall of barrel-aged beers as he pulls a pallet of filled kegs to a walk-in refrigerator at Rhinegeist Brewery in the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood of downtown Cincinnati. Craft brewers in Ohio now have the freedom to make boozier beers. A new state law went into effect Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2016, scrapping caps on alcohol content for beer.
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Emergency crews continue to douse what's left of the now-extinguished petrochemical tank fire at Intercontinental Terminals Company on Wednesday, March 20, 2019, in Deer Park. Fire crews extinguished the blaze at ITC about 3 a.m., Wednesday, almost four days after it started, which caused a plume of black smoke to linger over the Houston area. ITC officials said the cause of the fire is still unknown. EPA on-site coordinator Adam Adams said they have been in Deer Park since Sunday, conducting air monitoring at ground level and in the plume. Biggest concerns are 'volatile organic chemicals' and particulates, Adams said. He added that no hazardous levels have been detected.
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