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Latest weather and travel updates in the Granada region
There are hazardous driving conditions due to snow on the M6 in both directions between J36 A590 (Kirkby Lonsdale) and J38 A685 / B6260 (Tebay).
Drivers are being warned to approach the stretch with care.
Police are reporting that there have been several accidents on the stretch already.
A marked wind chill develops this week as winds increase
Clocks go forward one hour tonight
High pressure keeps our weather settled for the remainder of the bank holiday weekend. Hard frosts and sunny spells .


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Archive for March, 2012
Jimmy Carter, 68, a resident of Gassville, Arkansas passed away Saturday, March 17, 2012, at the Care Manor Nursing Center in Mountain Home, Arkansas.
He was born June 8, 1943, in Ridgely, Tennessee to the late Raymond and Mary Opal Yates Carter. Jimmy worked as a computer programmer for Schering-Plough and the last of his working career he was a junior high and high school teacher. He was a member of the Bellevue Baptist Church in Cordova, Tennessee where he was an active volunteer. Jimmy relocated to Gassville, Arkansas from Memphis, Tennessee in October of 2009 to be closer to his children. Jimmy loved watching his grandsons grow and play; he also loved reading books in his spare time. He was preceded in death by his parents and a sister, Mary Opal.
Survivors include two daughters and a son-in-law, Dana and Jeff Hoskins of Gassville, Arkansas and Allison Carter of Cotter, Arkansas and two grandchildren, C.J. and Bryan Hoskins of Gassville, Arkansas.
A graveside memorial service will be held at 2:00 p.m., Saturday, March 24, 2012, at the New Haven Cemetery in Ridgely, Tennessee.
Arrangements are under the direction of Conner-Hankins Funeral Home.
Memorials may be made to the Bellevue Baptist Church, 2000 Appling Road, Cordova, TN 38016.
The online obituary and guestbook are available at www.conner-hankinsfuneralhome.com.
Donald Rodger Wantland, age 83, of Raymondville, MO passed away on March 18, 2012. Roger was born September 5, 1928 in Raymondville, MO. He attended school at Raymondville and Licking.
Roger joined the Army in 1952 and was later stationed in Germany during the Korean War to await orders. He was a big engine mechanic of the 'A' Battery 330th Field Artillery Battalion in Germany.
Roger married the love of his live, Carol (Hood) Wantland, in Mississippi on June 26, 1954. He worked as a barber for 54 years in St. Louis, Fort Leonard Wood and the Houston area; and he always enjoyed his work. He loved gardening, going to the Raymondville picnic, and being with his family.
Roger is survived by his four children Donnie, Sherry, Debbie, and Shannon; nine grandchildren, Justin, Joshua, Bobby, Denise, Ann, Brooke, Jacob, Joey, and Catherine; and 6 great-great grandchildren, Ty, Kaiden, Cael, Victoria, Jadyn, and River.
He is preceded in death by his wife Carol, parents Mosey Petty Wantland and Neva (Kell) Wantland McColgin, and three brothers, Dean, Jimmy, and Billy.
Although Roger will be sadly missed, he has left many wonderful memories to be carried in the hearts of all who knew and loved him.
Graveside services were held Wednesday, March 21, 2012 at 11:30AM at Vollmar Cemetery in Raymondville, Missouri. To send online condolences visit www.evansfh.com.
Funeral services for Amanda Elizabeth Marshall Hartzmann, 86, West Plains, Missouri, will be at 10:00 a.m., Thursday, March 22, 2012, in the Rose Chapel at Robertson-Drago Funeral Home with Reverend Van Williams, West Plains, Missouri officiating.
Mrs. Hartzmann died at 6:55 a.m., Monday, March 19, 2012, at West Vue Nursing Center. She was born May 15, 1925, at Rover, Missouri, to James "Razzie" Jolliff and Audra Ann Miller Jolliff. On May 12, 1943, she was married to Merle E. Marshall, who preceded her in death after thirty-two wonderful years together. On October 3, 1981, she was married to Harold Hartzmann, who preceded her in death December 3, 1991. Mrs. Hartzmann was a homemaker and was a wonderful wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. Her family was her life. She loved to keep a clean home and have meals ready for her family, as young children and as they grew up, jumping up to see that everyone was taken care of at every little whim. The family all got to visit around the table. She loved working in her flowers and yard. Mrs. Hartzmann loved the Lord so very much and knew he was always beside her. She attended Victory Family Worship Center before she became a resident at West Vue Nursing Center. While at West Vue, she was always thankful for the caregivers and felt they treated her as family. She made a lot of friends and played games until Alzheimer's took over her mind completely, as it is a terrible disease, but the Lord and her are having a wonderful time now. She is healed and doing well.
She is survived by her three children, Brenda Ealy, husband, Gene, West Plains, Missouri, Linda Russell-Strosnider, husband, Brad, Mountain View, Missouri, Randy Marshall, Tulsa, Oklahoma; daughter-in-law, Rose Ann Marshall, Tulsa, Oklahoma; five grandchildren, Scott Ealy, wife, Val, Branson, Missouri, Terry Ealy, West Plains, Missouri, Jason Russell, wife, Leigh Ann, West Plains, Missouri, Melissa Johnson, husband, Dave, Tulsa, Oklahoma, Blake Marshall, Tyler, Texas; step-grandson, Roger Strosnider, wife, Laurie, Mountain View, Missouri; two great-grandchildren, JaLeigh Russell and Davis Marshall Johnson; four step-grandchildren, Adam Spencer, Brook Spencer, Misty Chitwood, husband, Todd, and Baliey Strosnider; one step great-great-grandson, Chase Matthew Chitwood; three sisters, Lottie Reynolds, Springfield, Missouri, Loyda Stapleton, South Fork, Missouri, Vera Fite, husband, Bob, West Plains, Missouri; three sisters-in-law, Rose Helm, husband, Jack, West Plains, Missouri, Othela Mascal, Kansas City, Missouri and Nan Jolliff, West Plains, Missouri; and several nieces and nephews.
Her parents, two husbands, one son, Gary Marshall, one son-in-law Jim Russell, one brother, Ralph Jolliff, three sisters, Ruth Huddleston, Rachel Harring and Irene Mills, three brothers-in-law, Jeff Huddleston, J. W. Stapleton, Lonzo Harring and several brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law from her first marriage, precede her in death.
The family will receive their friends from 6:00 until 8:00 p.m., Wednesday, March 21, 2012, at Robertson-Drago Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Howell Memorial Park Cemetery. Memorials may be made to The Gideon Bible Society or American Alzheimer's Association and may be left at Robertson-Drago Funeral Home. On line condolences may be expressed at robertsondrago.com.
Archie Andrew Ramsey, 81, West Plains, Missouri, died at 8:04 p.m., Friday, March 16, 2012, at Ozarks Medical Center, West Plains, Missouri. He was born June 29, 1930, at Knoxville, Tennessee, to Noah and Delcey Biggs Ramsey. On October 28, 1980, he was married at Kansas City, Missouri, to Wanda Maynard. Mr. Ramsey was a veteran having served with the United States Army during the Korean Conflict, and before his retirement, was a diesel mechanic. Mr. Ramsey was of the Baptist faith.
He is survived by his wife, Wanda Ramsey, of the family home; seven children, Laron Ramsey, Phillip Ramsey, Andrew Ramsey, Timothy Ramsey, Valerie Ramsey, Cindy Phillips and Nicholas Thorp; many grandchildren; one brother, William D. Ramsey, Cole Camp, Missouri; one sister, Louise Long, Knoxville, Tennessee; and several nieces and nephews.
His parents, one son, Rodney, three brothers and two sisters, precede him in death.
Arrangements under the direction of Robertson-Drago Funeral Home. On line condolences may be expressed at robertsondrago.com.
Walter Lee McKinney, son of Ted and Bertha McKinney, was born January 27, 1937 at Tyrone, Texas County, MO and died March 17, 2012 at Texas County Memorial Hospital
He was united in marriage to Cleta Catherine Goforth June 21, 1958 at Stultz, MO. To this union, two children were born.
He spent most of his early years in the Tyrone community where he attended Tyrone and Big Creek schools. After his marriage, Walter and Cleta purchased a farm near Tyrone, MO where he farmed and also worked at Mid-America Dairy, at Cabool, MO. On May 21, 2000, he retired after 30 years of service. Shortly before his retirement, they sold the farm and moved to Houston, MO.
He is survived by his wife Cleta of Houston, MO; one daughter, Barbara Head, Houston, MO; one son, Harold Lee McKinney, Houston, MO; one brother, Herbert Keith McKinney, Jennings, MO; five sisters, Dorothy Henry; Glen Carbon, IL; Jewell McKinney, Saint Ann, MO; Wilma Douglas, Cumberland, IA; Gladys Garrett, Success, MO; Carol Terrill, Ft. Worth, TX; two grandsons; three step grandchildren; two great grandsons and three step great grandchildren, several nieces, nephews and many friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents Ted and Bertha McKinney; two brothers, Jackie Howard McKinney and Kenneth Roy McKinney; and one sister, Betty Goodman.
Funeral services were held March 20, 2012 at Evans Funeral Home, with the Rev. Harold Smith officiating. Burial: Ozark Cemetery, Houston, MO.
Fred Edward Bihr, 75, died at 9:08 a.m., Thursday, March 15, 2012, at West Vue Nursing Center. He was born October 19, 1936, at Thermopolis, Wyoming, to Fritz and Merle Clark Bihr. On December 2, 1966, he was married at Okinowa, Japan to Toyo Ikihara. Mr. Bihr was raised on the Pitchfork Ranch, near Meetatse, Wyoming. After graduating from high school, he joined the United States Marines where he served for twenty years. He was a Deputy Sheriff in Worland, Wyoming for eight years, worked as a truck driver for several years for Halliburton, England and Prime, and had been a truck driving instructor for West Plains R-7 Schools. Mr. Bihr loved traveling, woodworking and especially enjoyed making dollhouses. He loved his Scottie dog, Sam. He will truly be missed by his family and friends. Mr. Bihr lived his life in the light of the Lord.
He is survived by five children, Fred, Farmington, New Mexico, Cathy, Evanston, Wyoming, Sandra, Madison, Wisconsin, Amy, Cheyenne, Wyoming and David, Missoula, Wyoming and a special friend and companion, Betty Reed, West Plains, Missouri.
His parents, three sisters, Louise, Hazel and Shirley and one brother, Arnold, precede him in death. A memorial service will be announced at a later date and will be held at Worland Cemetery, Worland, Wyoming.
Arrangements under the direction of Robertson-Drago Funeral Home. On line condolences may be expressed at robertsondrago.com.
Graveside services for Donnie Ray Callahan, 71, West Plains, Missouri, will be at 2:00 p.m., Monday, March 19, 2012, at Homeland Cemetery, under the direction of Robertson-Drago Funeral Home.
Mr. Callahan died at 4:30 p.m., Thursday, March 15, 2012, at Brooke Haven Health Care. He was born July 15, 1940, at South Fork, Missouri, to Edmon and Alpha Callahan. He attended West Plains schools graduating with the Class of 1957. Upon graduation he entered military service on April 11, 1958, enlisting in the United States Air Force where he served in Korea and was honorably discharged on June 20, 1962, at the rank of Airman First Class. In May, 1965, Donnie moved to Midland, Texas where he worked for Faulkner Office Supply. He later became a salesman for Malone Business Systems. In 1981, he went into business for himself, opening Office and Register Systems in Midland as the Sweda Cash register systems dealer for the surrounding West Texas area. He later worked for the Midland Independent School system. He attended Oaklawn Park Missionary Baptist Church in Midland where he accepted the Lord Jesus Christ as his Savior. He was the church treasurer and was later ordained as a deacon. He later attended Crestview Baptist Church in Midland, Texas. In 1996 Donnie returned to West Plains, Missouri. He was married November 11, 1999, in Mountain Home, Arkansas, to Louise Harris. Donnie enjoyed hunting, stock car racing, traveling, gardening and people. He will be sorely missed by those who knew him.
He is survived by his wife, Louise, of the family home, son, Kenneth Callahan, Midland, Texas; three step-children, John Callahan, wife, Cheryl, and Ted Callahan, both of West Plains, Missouri, Elizabeth Callahan, St. Louis, Missouri; grandson, Sean Callahan, San Antonio, Texas; three step-grandchildren; two brothers, Winfred Callahan, wife, LaVonna, and Earl Callahan, both of West Plains, Missouri; four sisters, Genevie Gentry, Ella Drumright, husband, Jess, and Donna Hall, husband, Gerald, all of West Plains, Missouri and Lea Langston, husband, Jim, Mountain Home, Arkansas.
His parents, one daughter, Ladonna Lei Callahan, three brothers, Jack, Hayden and Omer Callahan and one sister, Agnes Hunt, precede him in death.
Visitation will be held from 2:00 until 4:00 p.m., Sunday, March 18, 2012, at Robertson-Drago Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Homeland Cemetery. Memorials may be made to First Presbyterian Church or Homeland Cemetery and may be left at Robertson-Drago Funeral Home. On line condolences may be expressed at robertsondrago.com.
Funeral Services for Mr. Calvin C. Kaut, age 86, a resident of Summersville will be held Saturday, March 17, at 11 AM at Bradford Funeral Home Chapel in Summersville.
Visitation will be held Saturday morning, at Bradford Funeral Home Chapel from 9 AM to service time at 11AM.
Burial and Military Honors will be in Arroll Cemetery under the care of Bradford Funeral Home.
Graveside services for Rita Juanita Osborn, 76, Pomona, Missouri, will be at 10:00 a.m., Monday, March 19, 2012, at Howell Memorial Park Cemetery, under the direction of Robertson-Drago Funeral Home.
Mrs. Osborn died at 9:20 a.m., Wednesday, March 14, 2012, at Brooke Haven Health Care. She was born May 20, 1935, at Fairfield, Idaho, to Clyde Lee and Ethel Edwards Lee. She graduated from High School and attended Beauty School. On July 28, 1964, she was married at Fairfield, Idaho, to William M. Osborn. She was a homemaker. Mrs. Osborn was a member of the Curry Street Church of Christ.
She is survived by her husband, William Osborn, of the family home; four children, Randy Riggs, wife, Cecilia, Fairfield, Idaho, Jeff Riggs, Pomona, Missouri, William M . Osborn, Jr., Pomona, Missouri, and Annette Johnson, husband, Richard, West Plains, Missouri; five grandchildren; one brother, Roger Lee, wife, Betty, Cauldwell, Idaho; four sisters-in-law, Pat Lee, Fairfield, Idaho, Evalee Gunter, husband, Bill, Pottersville, Missouri, Leota Crawford and Jean Osborn, both West Plains, Missouri; and several nieces and nephews.
Her parents, one daughter, Clydene Osborn, and one brother, Jack Lee, precede her in death.
On line condolences may be expressed at robertsondrago.com.
Mrs. Dianna Louise Watson, 47 of Southaven, Mississippi died on Tuesday, March 13, 2012, at Baptist Desoto Hospital in Southaven, Mississippi.
Dianna was born, June 3, 1964 in Memphis, TN to the late Philip and Billie Banks Pilalas.
She was a licensed insurance agent and a member of Spring River Baptist Church.
Dianna is survived by sons, Kenneth Watson and Ronald Coop of Southaven, MS; brother, Philip L. Pilalas, Jr. of Germany; sister, Sandra Gamble of Hardy, AR; 1 grand child and 10 nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents, a sister, Luanne Mary Pilalas and a nephew Thomas Anthony Gamble II.
Funeral service will be Friday, March 16, 2012 at 3:00PM at the Spring River Baptist Church with Bro. Floyd Rikard officiating.
Interment will follow in Bronaugh Cemetery.
Arrangements entrusted to Heath Funeral Home of Highland where the family will receive friends from 6:00PM until 8:00PM on Thursday, March 15, 2012.
Online guestbook: www.heathfuneralhome.net

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Daz. Nov 3, 2010 Rating: -1
Quick silver, Quick sand, who cares ! looks good to me.
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Wow! Looks like an epic day. Is this all sand?
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All sand, rip and river mouth making some nice banks. Off shore with a decent swell, it's not a bad place to be
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this day was one massive dry hump
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Early onset of puberty in girls linked to obesity; local girls involved in study
CINCINNATI - If you think it seems like girls are growing up sooner these days, you're right.
A study involving Tri-State girls shows that girls of all races are entering puberty earlier than ever before.
Researchers are linking it to obesity, particularly in white girls. The report, published online today in the journal Pediatrics. This multi-institutional study strengthens a growing body of research documenting the earlier onset of puberty.
Published online Nov. 4, the multi-institutional study strengthens a growing body of research documenting the earlier onset of puberty in girls of all races. Early puberty has been linked to an increased risk of breast and ovarian cancer as well as high blood pressure and depression.
In the study, white girls began developing breasts at the median age of 9.7 years, that is four months earlier than found in a separate study in 1997.
The research finds that a higher body mass index, which is ratio of height and weight, was the "strongest predictor" of early breast development across all races.
"The impact of earlier maturation in girls has important clinical implications involving psychosocial and biologic outcomes," said Frank Biro, MD, lead investigator and a physician in the Division of Adolescent Medicine at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center. "The current study suggests clinicians may need to redefine the ages for both early and late maturation in girls."
Girls with earlier maturation are at risk for a multitude of challenges, including lower self-esteem, higher rates of depression, norm-breaking behaviors and lower academic achievement. Early maturation also results in greater risks of obesity, hypertension and several cancers – including breast, ovarian and endometrial cancer.
The study was conducted through the Breast Cancer and Environmental Research Program, established by the National Institute of Environmental Health Science. Pediatrics is the journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Researchers at centers in the San Francisco Bay Area, Cincinnati and New York City examined the ages of 1,239 girls at the onset of breast development and the impact of body mass index and race/ethnicity. The girls ranged in age from 6 to 8 years at enrollment and were followed at regular intervals from 2004 to 2011. Researchers used well-established criteria of pubertal maturation, including the five stages of breast development known as the Tanner Breast Stages.
Breast development began in white, non-Hispanic girls, at a median age of 9.7 years, earlier than previously reported. Black girls continue to experience breast development earlier than white girls, at a median age of 8.8 years. The median age for Hispanic girls in the study was 9.3 years, and 9.7 years for Asian girls.


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Walberg's votes show he is 'faithful to proven values and principles'
To the Editor,
Congressman Tim Walberg is to be commended for his two recent votes: 1) "YES" on H.J. Res. 59 on September 20 to defund Obamacare and 2) "NO" on H.R. 2775 on October 16 to raise the debt ceiling.
Many people who were previously deceived into believing that Obamacare was high quality and affordable are now realizing the falsehood under which it was "sold" to the public. Congressman Walberg voted to defund the implementation of this "train wreck."
In contrast to substandard socialized healthcare, the Republican Party Platform states the goal: "to achieve a free market in healthcare and ensure competition."
The American people were threatened that unless the debt ceiling was raised, the U.S. government would default on its debt. Congressman Walberg's "NO" vote reflects the philosophy of the tripartite test in the Republican Party Platform for federal spending:
"First, is it within the constitutional scope of the federal government?
"Second, is it effective and absolutely necessary?
"And third, is it sufficiently important to justify borrowing, especially foreign borrowing, to fund it?"
The debt ceiling raise did not meet the criteria. The growing deficit of nearly $17 trillion is being dumped on the backs of our children and grandchildren.
President Obama's 16-day shutdown of the federal government was deceitful and shameful. It is despicable that he closed, barricaded, and sandbagged the World War II Memorial, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall, and many others.
Congressman Walberg voted in favor of (4) separate pieces of legislation which would have funded the entire government. He also voted for $14) bipartisan bills to reopen the following critical parts of the government:
Pediatric Cancer Research, National Parks, Memorials and Monuments, Veterans Benefits, National Guard and Army Reserve Personnel Pay.
Disaster Relief, Benefits for Low-Income Women and Children, Back Pay for Furloughed Federal Employees Food and Medicine Supply Safety, Essential Federal Employees Pay, and Head Start Programs.
Death Gratuities and Related Survivor Benefits for Deceased Military Service Members, Air Traffic Safety, Homeland Security, and Nuclear Safety and Security.
The refusal by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and President Obama to bring these bills to a vote in the Senate demonstrates their willingness to cause harm and disgrace to the American people to advance their agenda.
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DETROIT — General Motors' safety crisis worsened on Monday when the automaker added 8.2 million vehicles to its ballooning list of cars recalled over faulty ignition switches.
The latest recalls involve mainly older midsize cars and bring GM's total this year to 29 million, surpassing the 22 million recalled by all automakers last year.
GM said the recalls are for "unintended ignition key rotation" and cover seven vehicles, including the Chevrolet Malibu from 1997 to 2005, the Pontiac Grand Prix from 2004 to 2008, and the 2003-2014 Cadillac CTS.
The company is aware of three deaths, eight injuries and seven crashes involving the vehicles, although it has no conclusive evidence that faulty switches caused the accidents.
CEO Mary Barra said the recalls stem from an extensive safety review within the company.
"If any other issues come to our attention, we will act appropriately and without hesitation," she said in a statement.
The announcement of more recalls extends a crisis for GM that began in February with small-car ignition switch problems. GM recalled 2.6 million older small cars worldwide because the switches can unexpectedly slip from "run" to "accessory," shutting off the engines. That disables power steering and power brakes and can cause people to lose control of their cars. It also stops the air bags from inflating in a crash. GM has been forced to admit that it knew of the problem more than 10 years, yet it failed to recall the cars until this year.
GM's conduct in the small-car recall already is under investigation by the Justice Department and both houses of Congress. Earlier this year, the company paid a $35 million fine to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration for delays in reporting the small-car ignition switch problems.
The added ignition switch recalls raise questions about the safety of the switches in cars made by all manufacturers. On June 18, NHTSA opened two investigations of Chrysler minivans and SUVs as part of a widening inquiry into air bag and ignition switch problems across the U.S. auto industry.
NHTSA began asking automakers and parts suppliers for information on the interrelated issues after GM's small-car recall. NHTSA asked automakers and parts makers for information on switches and how long air bags will inflate after the keys are moved out of the "run" position to "accessory" or "off." In many cases, the answer is less than a second.
That led to the Chrysler inquiries, NHTSA said in a statement. "The agency examined all major manufacturers' air bag deployment strategies as they relate to switch position," the agency said in a statement. "NHTSA will continue to refine its knowledge of these systems."
GM's recalls on Monday bring this year's total so far to more than 40 million for the U.S. industry, far surpassing the old full-year record of 30.8 million from 2004.
The recalls come just hours after the company's compensation consultant, Kenneth Feinberg, announced plans to pay victims of crashes caused by the defective small-car switches. Attorneys and lawmakers say about 100 people have died and hundreds were injured in crashes, although Feinberg said he didn't have a total.
Feinberg said the company has placed no limit on how much he can spend in total to compensate victims.
GM spokesman Alan Adler said that in the Cadillacs, the ignition can slip due to jarring from the road, a bump on the key from the driver's knee or from the weight of a heavy key chain. In the older model midsize Chevrolets, Pontiacs and Oldsmobiles, only jarring or heavy keys — and not a bump from the driver's knee — can knock the ignition out of position.
In all the cases, the ignition switches out of the "run" position and into the "accessory" or "off" position.
Adler said that, unlike GM's previous recall of 2.6 million Chevrolet Cobalts and other small cars, the ignition switch is made to GM's specifications. But the keys can slip too easily. The company will place inserts on the keys to fix the issues.
Adler said GM began investigating all of its ignition switches 60 days ago after the Cobalt recall revealed problems. This recall came out of that investigation.
GM is urging people to remove everything from their key rings until the recalled cars can be repaired.
Of the three people who died in crashes involving the newly recalled vehicles, it's unclear whether those deaths were ignition-related, Adler said. In each of the cases the air bags didn't deploy, but there are many reasons air bags don't deploy, including the angle the car is hit and whether or not the occupants were belted, he said.
Adler said victims in the newly recalled vehicles won't be included in the compensation fund that has been set up for the small-car case.
The Detroit company said it plans to take a $1.2 billion charge in the second quarter for recall-related expenses. Added to a $1.3 billion charge in the first quarter, that brings total recall expenses for the year to $2.5 billion.
GM also announced four other recalls Monday covering more than 200,000 additional vehicles. Most are to fix an electrical short in the driver's door that could disable the power locks and windows and even cause overheating.
Of the 29 million vehicles recalled this year, 17.1 million have been over ignition switches
GM's stock fell 27 cents, or less than one percent, to $36.36 in late afternoon trading.
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It is amazing that Mazda still has not issued a recall on the 99-2000 Miatas due to known faulty, "Coil Packs," that can cause the, "The Check Engine," light to come on, causing a, "Random Misfire," code. This can not only be a safety hazard possibly causing the car to stall, but if done in an inopportune moment, like say on the freeway, a fatal accident could be a possibility, and at the very least, this condition has been known to burn out the catalytic converter, and/or the 02 sensors. Anyone with this vehicle that has experienced this ought to report it to the, US DOT NHTSA (Google this for the site URL). Mazda has a, Technical Bulletin," on this issue, but has not issued a recall. For those of us that have already had the COIL PACK replaced, we should at least be refunded for the part, near $400 at the dealer, near $300, anywhere else!!!!! The following site (IN Name) also applies to the 2000 model year, in the, "Technical Bulletin."Reply |


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The FAA, with National Park Service (NPS) as a cooperating agency, has initiated development of an Air Tour Management Plan (ATMP) for Mount Rainier National Park (MORA), pursuant to the National Parks Air Tour Management Act of 2000 (Pub. L. 106-181) and its implementing regulations (14 CFR Part 136, Subpart B, National Parks Air Tour Management). The objective of the ATMP is to develop acceptable and effective measures to mitigate or prevent the significant adverse impacts, if any, of commercial air tour operations upon the natural resources, cultural resources, and visitor experiences of a national park unit and any tribal lands within or abutting the park. It should be noted that the ATMP has no authorization over other non-air-tour operations such as military and general aviation operations. In compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 (NEPA) and FAA Order 1050.1E, CHG 1, an Environmental Assessment is being prepared. This supplemental notice of intent extends the date by which scoping comments must be submitted (see DATES) because the original Federal Register notice published on April 2, 2010 (Vol. 75, No. 63, 16899-16900) referenced a link to the FAA Web site that had the wrong public scoping packet. The correct public scoping packet has now been posted.
In October 2009, the NPS and FAA held a two-day kickoff meeting at MORA; minutes may be found at:http://www.faa.gov/about/office_org/headquarters_offices/arc/programs/air_tour_management_plan/park_specific_plans/mountrainier.cfm.
The purpose of the kickoff meeting was for the FAA and NPS to have the opportunity to share information regarding environmental and other issues to consider in the development of an ATMP. Materials presented at the meeting included information on: park resources; the acoustical environment at MORA; current and historical air tour operations; and representative air tour flight paths. In addition, MORA staff provided information regarding sensitive park resources, tribal concerns, and tourism patterns. Based on input received at the meeting, the FAA and NPS have decided to proceed with developing the ATMP at MORA with an Environmental Assessment (EA).
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Angelina Jolie Criticizes President Obama
Angelina Jolie -- who "hates" Barack Obama, sources have told Us -- gives the President and his administration a stern talking-to in an OpEd published Thursday at Newsweek.com.
In "Justice Delayed is Not Justice Denied," the actress and U.N. goodwill ambassador writes passionately about the ongoing situation in the Darfur region of Sudan, where "government supported militia have left 300,000 dead and 2.7 million people internally displaced."
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Jolie complains that Obama's administration "has not yet announced any serious moves" to bring corrupt Sudanese leaders to justice.
"I believe President Obama ... will do [his] best to bring peace to the region," Jolie writes, but she seriously questions his policy. "How is the Obama administration's approach to Sudan an evolution of justice?" she writes. "In addition, when the administration says it intends to work to 'improve the lives of the people of Darfur,' I would like to know what that means, besides the obvious point that their lives could hardly get worse."
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The 34 year-old actress worries that if the administration doesn't deal more forcefully with Sudanese officials, future leaders could continue to "pocket financial assistance and aid relief" and "act with impunity."
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She also recommends a new report "funded by the Jolie-Pitt Foundation" that the administration and the U.N. should use to the prevent future atrocities worldwide. Jolie adds: "On this Human Rights Day--the same day President Obama receives his Nobel Peace Prize--we must also remember those who have been deprived of their rights."
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I keep 4 large specimens of Synodontis cf. petricola 'dwarf' - two of which are a pair, which bred before I got them - along with 4 Synodontis contractus in a 250L tank. The bottom of the tank is covered with a 15 mm layer of very fine sand and there are a number of rocks thrown in more or less randomly to make some hiding places for them.
When I fed my fish earlier tonight, I noticed a cloud of sand being 'blown' out between the rocks. Upon closer inspection, there was a rather large area between the rocks which was completely bare. The two largest petricolas seemed to be up to some thing in there, but it was really hard to see. Could this kind of behavior be associated with breeding ? In case it is, should I remove all but the adult pair of petricola to another tank ?


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Bill Nash: Teen's app turns a long story into a short one and lands bucket load of money
My first thought was: This may be the height of teenage laziness.
A young man in England — and by young, I mean 15 years old — developed an app that would automatically edit news articles down to 400 words. He couldn't be bothered to read an entire article, so he created the app that would reduce an article to match his attention span.
All the curmudgeonly clichés leapt into my mind: This is why newspaper circulation is dropping. Kids today want instant gratification, even from their reading. Lazy kids like that will never amount to anything. And then, I read (in a full-length article) that he had just sold his app to Yahoo for tens of millions of dollars.
Suddenly he wasn't a lazy kid any more, he was an entrepreneur, and a good one.
Nick D'Aloisio, now a multimillionaire at age 17, also is Yahoo's youngest employee. The company he sold is called Summly and employs only two other workers, although a Silicon Valley research and development company also has an ownership stake.
The exact terms of the sale weren't made public, but by all accounts, there is no doubt Mr. D'Aloisio can afford a new skateboard. There also is no doubt he is very intelligent.
A story in The Wall Street Journal said: "Yahoo was attracted to Summly's core technology for automatically summarizing news articles which included an algorithm for deriving the summaries " I'm not sure I even understand what that means. Algorithm sounds like a heart condition to me.
So, we've established that Mr. D'Aloisio is smart and successful, but I keep coming back to the central issue of what he was so busy with that he needed to receive all of his information in 400-word chunks. Journalism schools teach new reporters to write their stories using an inverted pyramid theory, which places the most important points of a story at the top. As a result, the first three paragraphs or so of a news story usually contain the critical facts and, probably, fewer than 400 words.
All he ever had to do was read the first three paragraphs. Instead, he made $10 million. And now it becomes not an issue about a lazy teenager, but an issue for the rest of us. Because here's the thing — if Yahoo is willing to spends tens of millions of dollars for the technology, they must think the rest of us want to use it.
When USA Today was first published, it received a lot of criticism because all of its articles were written so a reader wouldn't have to jump pages to finish one. Some called it the death knell of journalism. Well, it didn't kill journalism, and it has become one of my favorite reads. But, in hindsight, I can't help but wonder now if it was a warning shot fired across the bow of the American attention span.
Presumably, Mr. D'Aloisio's invention shortens even a USA Today article. I don't know what it does to an article of less than 400 words, but I don't like the trend. What's next? A Summly version of War and Peace that you can read in less time than it takes to get our coffee at Starbuck's? (Actually, I might read that.)
But my point is, writing — any writing — is an art, and to condense it is a shame. Will the next app reduce Van Gogh's "Starry Night" to just a corner of the original, or Mozart's 29th Symphony to the length of a pop tune? Maybe our younger generations ought to slow down a little. Ten million dollars must at least buy you some time.
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LYMAN, SC - More hazardous PCBs have been found at a sewage treatment facility in the Upstate.
The Herald-Journal of Spartanburg reports (http://bit.ly/189XKHU ) that three grease traps at Lyman's treatment plant recently tested positive for polychlorinated biphenyls, or PCBs.
The chemicals were used for decades in a variety of industrial applications. PCBs were banned in 1979 after tests showed they could cause ailments including cancer. They are now found when decades-old facilities are cleaned out or demolished.
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Heavy snow and near white-out conditions are being blamed for a horrific pileup in I-94 near Michigan City, Ind., Thursday afternoon involving nearly four dozen vehicles, many of them semi trucks.
Three people were killed, two at the scene and one at a hospital, and more than 20 motorists were injured. LaPorte County Coroner John Sullivan called the fatal scene — with mangled trucks and cars — "very grim," reports CBS Chicago.
Thousands more were stuck in their vehicles behind the pileup for hours.
A witness told WGN Chicago that visibility before the accident was less than one and a half car lengths
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BOISE -- A Powerball lottery ticket sold Wednesday night in Bonneville County is a $1 million winner.
The Idaho Lottery confirmed that at least one winning ticket matched all five of the first numbers from Wednesday's $167.4 million Powerball draw and is worth $1 million. The winning numbers were 09, 29, 40, 44, 54, and the Powerball was 07.
With no jackpot winner, the estimated jackpot for Saturday night is $196 million.
The winning ticket was the third $1 million Powerball ticket sold in Idaho within three weeks. Wednesday's million-dollar winner has 180 days to claim his or her prize at Idaho Lottery headquarters.
On March 6, 2010, a $1 million winning Powerball ticket was sold at Huskey's in Irwin. It went unclaimed after 180 days, and the $1 million was added to the Idaho Lottery's unclaimed prizes fund.


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After years of avoiding relationships, Antra (Sheetal Menon), a successful model, seems to have found her perfect man in Shantanu (Dino Morea). But then she meets Shantanu's brother, Devendra (Milind Soman), who she identifies as the man responsible for a horrible trauma in her past. Devendra claims he's innocent, but now that Antra has made her accusations, his relationship with Shantanu and his own wife may never be the same.


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After a disaster damages a home or property, consumers often have a number of questions about their insurance coverage and what to do next. These frequently asked questions will help you sort through some of the major questions our Consumer Response Team (CRT) typically hears after a flood or storm. For additional questions regarding insurance coverage following a disaster, call the CRT at 651-539-1600 or 800-657-3602 (outside Twin Cities Metro area).
As soon as the insurance process is underway, you should immediately contact the customer service center or claims center for your mortgage servicer. Most mortgage service companies have a packet of information ready with instructions on what to do with your insurance settlement check and how to manage the repair and reconstruction of your home.
If your damage was relatively minor and your insurance settlement is less than $10,000, the mortgage servicer will usually endorse the check and return it to you immediately.
If you sustained major damage or a total loss, the mortgage servicer will normally release one third of your settlement check immediately so you can make a down payment with your contractor. As the construction process continues, the mortgage servicer will typically release another third of the money when the construction is 50% completed and the final third upon completion of the entire project. Because the servicer is responsible to the holder of the mortgage to return your property to its original value, they may require an inspection of the construction work (which they will pay for) before releasing all of the funds.
This is unnecessary and impractical because your mortgage servicer has the right, under the Uniform Commercial Code, to protect its collateral and to make sure the insurance money is used to to restore the property to its original value.
Most mortgage service companies have a very fast turn around time and will work with your contractor to begin construction as soon as possible.
Most licensed contractors understand that the mortgage servicer will be included as a payee and most will work with their customers. To check if a contractor is licensed, visit Minnesota Department Labor and Industry License Lookup or call 800-342-5354.
Even if your house is completely destroyed, the mortgage still exists. Most mortgage service companies will work with you to set up a payment plan, provide a grace period for late charges, and help in any way possible.
Contact your mortgage servicer, inform them of your situation, and ask them to explain what assistance they offer. You may be eligible for a grace period if:
You have evidence that your ability to make payments has been affected because your place of employment or ability to work was affected by a disaster.
You're the spouse of someone who died, is missing, or was injured in the disaster.
Your property has been damaged or destroyed and is within a federally declared disaster area.
During this grace period most mortgage servicers will waive late fees and stop any late payment collection activities. It's important you contact them to understand what assistance you are eligible for and the requirements for repaying any payments missed during the grace period.
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I have migrated Consumerism Commentary to a new server. Yesterday, DreamHost was kind enough to upgrade my entire account to a virtual private server (for an extra cost, naturally).
Unfortunately, performance was worse on the new server than it had been before in the shared environment. I had no choice but to spend my evening removing Consumerism Commentary from my DreamHost account. I am now a customer of MediaTemple. The websites remaining on the DreamHost virtual private server should be flying without Consumerism Commentary to drag down their performance, and the new host seems to be handling Consumerism Commentary much, much better so far.
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I want to get some sort of rodent, or hampster, or somethijng resembling that, but there areso lots kinds of pets surrounded by that category to get! What is the difference between these animals, what are the pros and cons of have all respectively one, and which would you say I should obtain? Tell me anything and everything! Thanx!
Most of the difference between these pets is their level of cleanliness and their temperment.
If you want a GOOD trainee rodent, get a rat. They own THE best personality and are far cleaner than the other pets you nominated. They can be trained, and once bonded with a human, they don't similar to be seperated. You can let them out of their coop to run around and play without nervousness of them running off and never coming final.
In order of person and care;
Hamsters are dirty and extremely tempermental. Their opinion of yourself depends on how often they're handle in the store you purchase them from. The larger the hamster, usually the more docile and friendly they are. Pandas, calicos, bear bears, etc tend to be more friendly and accepting of human interaction. They're relatively unproblematic to care for, but they smell awful if you don't verbs their cage regularly.
Guinea pigs are enormously jumpy and skittish at first, but can eventually become great pets. They come across to always be sort of shy around strangers, they require a LOT more surrounded by the area of housing, their round up is much more expensive and the accessories and toys that pet stores provide for them are expensive as resourcefully. They also need vitamin C supplements through diet or their dampen. Again, they can be very messy and most of the cage for guinea pigs make it comfortable for them to kick their bedding EVERYWHERE. They're the most noisy of all the pets tabled.
Gerbils are skittish as well, they're hyperactive and own boundless energy. If you drop a gerbil on the floor, likelihood are you might not be getting it back lacking building a MacGuyver type trap. They are cleaner than hamsters, mice and guinea pigs, though. They smell a lot smaller quantity, as well. The best entity about gerbils is though they're skittish they completely rarely bite. I wouldn't insist on having more than one, as they can become totally territorial as they age.
Mice are, personally, my second penchant choice after rats. They smell more strongly than rats, but they are pretty social. They don't have loyalties close to the rats will, but they can quickly be skilled to tolerate handling and will respond when you come in the room. They can also be qualified tricks and are very low maintainance. They typically enjoy the same disposition whether they draw from attention every day or not.
Gerbils, hamsters and mice are cheaper to house and provide for than rats and guinea pigs. Rats require a larger hold than the others will, and guinea pigs require a larger cage still.
As for what you SHOULD win, no one can share you that. If you have profoundly of time to devote to playing with the critter every sunshine then any one of these pets will do merely fine. Mice handle a more "hand off" approach better than the rest, who can turn mean or become depressed if interacted with. You want to product sure you can afford a decent hold for them, as any rodent is naturally an escape artist. Also, rodents can procure bored and become lethargic, so you'll want to gross sure you can provide play things for them. (My dad offers a plastic tub full of outdated rags up to his rat once a week and she tears the rag up and builds a nest… This keeps her amused for fairly a while, plus he buys "rat toys" from Petsmart for her. I give my mouse toilet treatise rolls, as well as boxes made of cardboard beside treats in them which provides bedding and amusement… So rodent toys don't hold to be expensive!)
I hope this helped! Good luck.
Any time we kept gerbils from one and the same litter together for too long, we wound up with gerbils beside no tails. =) Sounds resembling they're really social to me! On the other hand, I have one live by herself for six years and she was completely content. I'm not axiom you can't house them together, but unless you're willing to be 100% attentive, it's easier to house them alone and provide ways to keep hold of them entertained. Owning any one of these animals is really lately a matter of personal nouns. I had a full-size rat growing up and i loved him. He was so used to be held that he be like a cat and would of late lay in your knees. My daughter has a hamster very soon and she loves him. I would look at how much space you have for a round up when deciding on one. The larger rodents perceptibly need more space. Also, buy one from a pet store that truly handles their rodents. most of them of late open the coop to feed once a light of day and the rodents are not used to human contact. They are uncomplicated to tame, but if you capture one that is used to mortal handled you won't carry as many bites. upright luck.OK of the 5 animals you listed, adjectives but one are rodents.
Guinea Pigs are more closely related to rabbits.
Rodents, rabbits, guinea pigs all own teeth that never stop growing, so they must have stuff to chew on; or you will own to learn to trim front teeth.
Gerbils, Hamsters, and mice commonly only live for a minute (a couple of years) ; guinea pigs, rats, and rabbits can live for 5 years or longer.
Guinea pigs are noisy; they enjoy a loud whistle; the others listed are duly quiet.
Mice, rats, gerbils, and hampsters are nocturnal, so if you dont want to interact beside the animal during the day they are upright pets. If you are a light sleeper, they might bother you during the darkness.
The more you interact with any animal, the more it will want to interact beside you. Guinea pigs, rabbits and rats, being larger and longer-lived, may become more affectionate.
Before you capture any of these so-called 'exotic' pets, make sure that you own a vet in your nouns who will treat them, if they get sick.Mice are small, the smallest really, and are markedly hyper. However they seldom bite. They are clean rodents too, they resembling to be housed together, usually people own mice, not just one mouse. Hampster are typically rather bigger and vary depending on specific breed, adjectives teddy accept hamster are really lovable and don't bite often at adjectives. They too are clean and usually friendly, similar to to be handled. Mice and hamster live around 2 years. Gerbils are larger, tall beside long legs and feet, hyper and bouncy, in my feelings. They are a little more mouthy and involve more space. They live about 3-4 years. Guinea pigs are the largest, almost the size of a small bunny. They are friendly and like to be handle. They make little squeaky noise often. They live roughly 5+ years. All of them are nocturnal and need an exercise rudder. They range within price from $3.00 (mice) to $30.00 (guinea pigs) on average. They are fairly low looking after and require cage cleaning almost 3 times a month or more if they eat deeply or if the smell bothers you. They can be housed in sundry sized cages, and you put pine shavings or something similiar contained by their as bedding. They can all be feed a healthy diet formula available at any pet place and you supply them fresh veggies too. Good luck!
I have other had more luck beside teddy carry hamsters.Well rats are nocturnal, but they don't really care when they come out of their hold. My rats (except one) love attention and are always right in attendance to ask for it.
In my experience hamsters are a bit temperamental. They are nocturnal as powerfully, and don't like mortal bothered during the day. I grew up beside many pet rats and have one hamster and one rabbit. Rabbits are difficult to handle (darn those rear feet), rats are easy once you bring used to holding them, same with hamsters. I've never owned gerbils, mice or guinea pigs.
I would suggest if you want a honourable friend and an affectionate pet, get a rat!First of adjectives "fitofhonesty" it obviously it wasnt a deeply good petshop you worked contained by and you obviously dont know the the first entity about gerbils because GERBILS CANNOT BE KEPT ALONE they hold to be kept in groups or they become bored, depressed and lonely.
Secondly "Lora W" gerbils are not noturnal they sleep whenever they quality like sleeping wither that be hours of daylight or night.
I hold only have gerbils so can only explain to you the pros and cons about them:
They are really clean, their pee is fundamentally concentrated so they don't smell as much as mice (or so I am told rats but never had a rat so not sure). They lone need cleaning (if you own a gerbilarium) once every 2 weeks, 1 week for a cage but I dont reccomend these.
If you own a gerbilarium then it is fasinating to study them building a network of tunnels.
They arent nocturnal so you can truly see the gerbil during the day (unlike hamsters).
They fluently are very inquisitive so don't close to to sit still in your foot and as a result they keep hoping from one mitt to the other, up your sleeve, over your shoulders, in pockets and hoods, some inhabitants like this some don't!
They live longer than mice and hamsters. Gerbils live 3-4 years but are set to live to 5. Hamsters live 2-3 years and mice just 18 months.
Gerbils hold a tail unlike hamsters who have a stump, again some prefer tail some prefer stump!
They own to be kept in groups of minimum 2. Gerbils from impossible to tell apart litter or those that have be in like peas in a pod enviroment tend to work better. If introducing 2 strange gerbils look up the split cage method. Gerbils come of age at 6 weeks so they hold to be separated before this or you'll closing up with abundantly!
Thats all I can infer of right now, check out some of these sites for more info on gerbils!
XxXHope this helpsXxXAll depends on what you fancy.
I hold a rat now (they are wonderful!), I have two mice, 4 hamsters, I baby sit my teachers guinea pig, my sisters say gerbils bite alot.
Rats~ sweet,smart (they can be taught tricks including their name.),dont smell as bad as most rodents,most dont bite,cute,and love populace.
Hamsters~ a little more grumpy (better than a gerbil), most are sweet,
Mice~pretty much impossible to tell apart as rats just smaller and not as smart, they smell alittle more too, and poop alot, rats dont generally poop when you hold them,
Guinea Pigs~ are usually really scitish, (have sharp nails),(dont know too much about them)
Gerbils~ ughhh they bite!, they probabllly bite the most out of adjectives the other rodents.
This is the order I would shift
1st ~rat
4rth~guinea pig
their are also degus, chinchillas and alot more. But out of all the rodents I approaching the rats best.


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COMMENT: The original headline, 'Clinton donor list doesn't say who gave in '09' reflects an earlier lack of reporting; the Foundation has now updated with greater disclosure. As the AP reports, "The foundation released a donor list Friday morning that didn't identify who gave in 2009, but then updated it to provide that information." Therefore, Business Week's headline is no longer up-to-date while the report is still worthwhile.
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SEE ALSO: Foreign governments among Clinton donors
Former President Bill Clinton's charity released a donor list Friday under an agreement with President Barack Obama to prevent conflicts with Hillary Rodham Clinton's role as secretary of state, but it failed to identify who gave in 2009, her first year in the Cabinet post.
[efoods]The donor list disclosed by the William J. Clinton Foundation did show that conservative Richard Scaife, who bankrolled anti-Clinton investigations in the 1990s, pitched in money. Also, Saudi Arabia and Norway each donated in the range of $10 million to $25 million to the former president's charity. Several other foreign governments, including Kuwait, also participated. The biggest donors included the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, which gave more than $25 million.
The contributors also included troubled insurance giant American International Group, banking industry fixture Citigroup, Inc. and entertain Barbra Streisand's foundation.
Clinton foundation spokesman Matt McKenna said that the Saudi government didn't send money to the foundation in 2009. He said the list doesn't single out those who contributed since Mrs. Clinton became secretary of state early last year, but rather identifies donors who have given over a period of years. Many of the names among the thousands on the list also appeared on the first list the Clintons released in December 2008, and there was no way to discern whether these donors also gave last year.
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The Black Dahlia Murder debut at #45 on the Billboard Top 200 Chart and at #66 on the official German album charts! See below for all first week charting specifics.Read More
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School Vacation Activities for Children -- Beyond the Predictable
Posted by: SchoolFamily on Dec 22, 2010 in Fun Learning Activities, Elementary School
There are lots of choices for activities for families around cities and towns on winter school vacation; museums, movies, indoor play spaces, etc. But if crowds aren't your thing and you don't want to spend the money, we've got you covered. Here's a list of fun, free kids' activities:
- Make a time capsule.
- Have an indoor "camp out."
- Channel your inner scientist and do some science experiments with your kids.
- OK, don't tell your kids I was the one to suggest this, but how about spending an afternoon purging your playroom? Out with the old, in with the new... your kids will feel good when they donate their old toys to a good cause.
- Go out for a Christmas light walk at night.
- Get out the recycling bin and see what your kids create. Let their imagination and creativity direct them, rather than a prescribed project.
- Find a low-traffic spot in your house where your kids can create a village... or as my family likes to call it "a land of no scale." Some suggested materials: Legos, Play Mobil, blocks, markers and paper (to draw scenery).
- Let nature be the teacher and go on a winter nature scavenger hunt.
- Once the holiday decorations come down, the house looks so drab, doesn't it? Brighten up your house by having your kids paint some windows. Sliding glass doors work well because there's lots of space to work with. Hint: add a few drops of dish washing liquid to soap and you won't curse me for this idea when it comes time to wash the paint off the window.
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Wishing you and your family happy holidays and a fun-filled, low-key school vacation!
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