ABC/Kelsey McNeal "Grey's Anatomy" [Warning: This story contains spoilers from Thursday's "Do You Know" episode of Grey's Anatomy.] ABC's Grey's Anatomy offered not one but two glimpses into what Cristina (Sandra Oh) and Owen's (Kevin McKidd) future may look like during Thursday's "Sliding Doors"-style hour. Inspired by a case in which a paralyzed man is given the choice to live or die, Cristina envisions her future in three different scenarios. In the first, Cristina -- who over 10 seasons has remained steadfast in her desire to not have children -- makes a sacrifice for Owen to remarry and start a family. The second sees Cris put career first, while the third leaves the future open for both of them as the long-running medical drama continues to ponder the beloved couple's future. PHOTOS: The Couples of Shondaland: 'Grey's Anatomy,' 'Private Practice,' 'Scandal' As the first option plays out, Cris winds up sacrificing her career to raise a family and see Owen happy as a clam while she's pregnant with her second child and completely miserable. Worse, she's presenting the Harper Avery Award to Shane, her former intern whom she let take the lead on her research. She's most focused on motherhood … Continue reading →

You post to your Facebook page, hoping youve hit upon something that works. How great would it beknowthat the post you just published had the bestchance of maximizing clicks, likes, and comments. Facebook posts especiallygiven the dramatic dip in reachcan feel like a mystery. How do you create the perfect Facebook post? Does the perfect Facebook post even exist? I went looking for answers and came across a heap of best practices and examples of what goes into a perfect Facebook post. Check out the results below, test out the tips and strategies on your own posts, and watchyour Facebook stats climb. Right off the top, heres what I found as the five ingredients that go into a perfect Facebook post. Ill dive into more detail on each of these further down in the article. A perfect Facebook post: Several Facebook pages have found great success with this particular style of post. Take this one from The Muse, for example (a Facebook page that routinely engages 50 percent of its fans per post). It nails the elements of post type, length, and imagery. Of course, as with all of the best practices mentioned below, you can take them as a … Continue reading →

HARRISBURG- A woman who saw the Fulton Bank getting robbed Monday afternoon in downtown Harrisburg called 911 to tell police. She told Dauphin County police dispatchers that the heist occurred on North Third Street. When asked if it was 1429 North Third, the caller agreed. But the crime the woman had witnessed actually occurred at 200 N. Third Street. That was the mix-up that led Capitol police officers to zero in on a man as a possible suspect, who happened to be innocent and the son of Harrisburg City Council President Wanda Williams. Dauphin County officials provided a sequence of events to better explain how the misidentification occurred. The mishap resulted in officers being sent to Williams' house, which angered her. She also said she didn't think her son matched the description of the robber. The sequence of events began at 12:48 p.m., when police got their first 911 call about the holdup at 200 N. Third St. The robber was described as a black man, in his early 20s, 5 feet 8 inches tall, with a stocky build wearing a black or gray hooded shirt and a red bandana over his face. Two minutes later, the bank's alarm company … Continue reading →