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"Mihelca () is a small settlement in the Primskovo area of the Municipality of Šmartno pri Litiji in central Slovenia. The area is part of the historical region of Lower Carniola and is now included in the Central Slovenia Statistical Region.Šmartno pri Litiji municipal site A small chapel-shrine on Fat Hill () in the settlement is dedicated to the Virgin Mary and dates to the late 18th century. References External links *Mihelca at Geopedia Category:Populated places in the Municipality of Šmartno pri Litiji "
"Witch Mountain is a doom metal band from Portland, Oregon. Formed in 1997, Witch Mountain recorded a demo, released their first full-length album, and toured both nationally and locally. After a 2002 tour with Eternal Elysium, the band slowed activity while Rob and Dave attended to their respective families and their other band Iommi Stubbs, and Nate worked on other musical collaborations and his booking agency, Nanotear. After a July 2009 show opening for Pentagram, guest singer Uta was asked to join the band as main vocalist, marking a revival of the band. Witch Mountain's second full-length album, South of Salem, was recorded six months later at Smegma Studios, produced by Billy Anderson, and released in April 2011, coinciding with a SXSW tour. In November 2011, Witch Mountain was signed with Profound Lore. As of their February 17, 2012 South of Salem CD release show, Dave parted with the band to concentrate on family and other projects, leaving bass duties to Billions and Billions member Neal Munson. Witch Mountain released their third full-length album, Cauldron of the Wild, on June 12, 2012. Neal Munson left the band in July 2013. New member Charles Thomas joined Witch Mountain to continue bass duties. Uta Plotkin left the band after the release of Mobile of Angels, in September 2014. Kayla Dixon is now the main vocalist. Band members =Current line-up= *Nate Carson – drums (1997–present) *Justin Brown – bass guitar (2015–present) *Rob Wrong – guitar, vocals (1997–present) *Kayla Dixon – vocals (2015–present) =Past members= *Charles Thomas – bass guitar (2013–2014) *Uta Plotkin – vocals (2009–2014) *Neal Munson – bass guitar (2012–2013) *Dave Hoopaugh – bass guitar (2000–2012) *Johnny Belluzzi – rhythm guitar (2000–2002) *Kip Larson – bass guitar (1999–2000) *Rob Keith – bass guitar (1998–1999) *Anthony Hubik – bass guitar (1997–1998) *Preston Reyes – bass guitar (1997) Discography *Homegrown Doom (demo, 1999) *...Come the Mountain (2001) *Metal Swim (Adult Swim compilation, 2010) *South of Salem (LP 2011, CD 2012) *Let It Rain (Oregon Historical Society compilation, 2012) *Witch Mountain EP (2012) *Cauldron of the Wild (2012) *Mobile of Angels (2014) *Burn You Down b/w Hare's Stare (single 2016) *Witch Mountain (2018) References External links * Witch Mountain on Bandcamp * Witch Mountain on Facebook * Witch Mountain on Myspace Category:Musical groups from Portland, Oregon Category:American doom metal musical groups Category:1997 establishments in Oregon Category:Musical groups established in 1997 Category:Doom metal musical groups Category:Occult rock musical groups "
"On August 25, 2011 Gilberto Martinez Vera and Maria de Jesus Bravo Pagola made a series of fraudulent Twitter tweets alleging that an attack by drug gangs was in progress at an elementary school in Veracruz Mexico. The tweets caused mass panic that was compared to the War of The World panic.Dan Goodin. "Twitter users charged with terrorism for false tweets". The Register, 9/7/2011. The two have been charged with terrorism and face more than 30 years in jail."'Twitter terrorists' face 30 years in jail for inciting mass panic". The Sydney Morning Herald, 9/5/2011. There were 26 car accidents as people left their cars in the middle of the streets, as they ran to pick up their children. References CATEGORY:2011 hoaxes CATEGORY:2011 in Mexico CATEGORY:2011 crimes in Mexico CATEGORY:Terrorist incidents in North America in 2011 Category:Terrorist incidents in Mexico in the 2010s Category:August 2011 crimes Category:August 2011 events in Mexico "