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- Contestants applications are now being accepted for the 2013 Miss Central Pennsylvania Scholarship and Miss Central Pennsylvania's Outstanding Teen Pageants.
The pageants will be held together on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2013 at the Lewistown Elementary School on Manor Drive in Lewistown.
The Miss Central Pennsylvania and Miss Central Pennsylvania's Outstanding Teen Pageants are preliminaries to the Miss Pennsylvania and Miss Pennsylvania's Outstanding Teen Pageants both of which will be held in June 2013 in Pittsburgh.
The winners there will advance to the Miss America Pageant and Miss America's Outstanding Teen Pageant, respectively.
To be eligible to compete in the "Miss" pageant, which leads to the Miss America Pageant, young women must be unmarried and between the ages of 17 and 24 and must reside, attend school or be employed in Pennsylvania.
In addition, contestants must be at least high school seniors. Last year almost $5000 in scholarships, prizes and awards was given to Miss Central Pennsylvania 2012 Tristalyn Bixler-Kint, Miss Greater Juniata Valley 2012 Amanda Pope, Miss Freedom Forge 2012 Jordyn Colao and their runner-ups in the Miss Central Pennsylvania Pageant.
All three titleholders won additional scholarship money as participants in the Miss Pennsylvania Pageant last June with Colao winning a Preliminary Swimsuit Award and being named Miss Pennsylvania, As Miss Pennsylvania, Colao will compete for the title of Miss America in January in Las Vegas.
"Miss" contestants are judged in Talent, Interview, Evening Wear, On-Stage Questions and Lifestyle and Fitness in Swimsuit. The entry deadline is Jan. 23, 2013.
No more than 25 contestants will be accepted for the combined pageants so those whose entry materials are received first will be named as contestants with those whose application materials are received after the first 25 being placed on a waiting list.
The only fee for entry into the pageant is that each contestant is required to raise $100 for the Children's Miracle Network and deposit that money into a special online account. Details are available on the Miss Central Pennsylvania Pageant website at www.MissCentralPA.org.
To be eligible to compete in the Miss Central Pennsylvania's Outstanding Teen pageant which leads to Miss America's Outstanding Teen Pageant, girls must be between the ages of 13 and 17 and reside or attend school in Pennsylvania.
Contestants may be no more that high school juniors. Full details on age and grade requirements should be verified by contacting Executive Director John Metzger at (717) 248-5576. Last year three winners, Miss Central Pennsylvania's Outstanding Teen Libby Hornstein, Miss Greater Juniata Valley's Outstanding Teen Julianna Wardle and Miss Freedom Forge's Outstanding Teen Emily Aita, were named in the pageant.
Aita was named Non-Finalist Fitness Winner at Miss Pennsylvania's Outstanding Teen Pageant.
Page 2 of 2 - Again this year it is hoped that there will be enough contestants to award three titles with all winners advancing to competition at Miss Pennsylvania's Outstanding Teen Pageant.
"Teen" contestants are judged in Talent, Interview, Evening Wear and On-Stage Question and Lifestyle and Fitness in Active Wear.
The entry fee into the Teen Pageant is $75 with discounts available for contestants also interested in also entering the Miss MidState's Outstanding Teen Pageant.
The entry deadline for Teen Contestants is also Jan. 23. 2013. The Miss Central Pennsylvania Scholarship and the Miss Central Pennsylvania's Outstanding Teen Pageants are sponsored by the not-for-profit Miss Central Pennsylvania Scholarship Organization.
Scholarships and prizes are awarded through the generosity of businesses and organizations throughout Central Pennsylvania. Information and applications are available by phoning (717) 612-1912 in Harrisburg, (814) 695-4170 in Hollidaysburg or executive director John R. Metzger at (717) 248-5576.
Information and application materials are also available on the internet by going to the Miss Central Pennsylvania Scholarship Pageant website at www.MissCentralPA.org.
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The Watonwan County/St. James Public Library hosted Come and Go Craft Saturday, Nov. 10. From 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. local children worked on Thanksgiving decorations that they could take home and share with their family. They also created crafts for Meals on Wheels – about 40 ornaments and crafts were created for Meals on Wheels.
Parents tagged along to add some of their own art for Meals on Wheels and help their children in their craft projects.
Meals on Wheels delivers nutritious meals to the elderly and disabled. They also provide company to those who need it, and thanks to craft day at the library they will be able to provide some fun decorations for those who need a meal on Thanksgiving.
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On Thursday supporters for some candidates were bused into the Neshoba County Fairgrounds, and those vocal groups accounted for a big part of the crowd under the pavilion, but most candidates say the Fair still provides a unique opportunity to reach out to the public.
"People tell me it's not really important to me running as a Democrat," says Bill Luckett, "I disagree with them, this an incredible setting here."
"This has put me in front of people," says fellow Democratic candidate Johnny DuPree. "Instead of having to depend on a television commercial, or radio commercial to do this, and this is the way it should be."
Candidates remain confident that they can capture undecided Mississippi voters with just a few days to go before the August 2nd primary.
"There is still a big block of people trying to make up their minds," says Republican candidate Dave Dennis.
"We're really happy with where we're at, we're going to push hard toward the finish," says Lt. Governor and candidate Phil Bryant.
In this race Mississippi State University Journalist in Residence Sid Salter gives the edge to Bryant. Salter says the Lt. Governor may even secure enough votes to avoid a runoff in the primary.
Salter says DuPree has the slight edge over Luckett on the Democratic ticket.
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Moolah wrote: My favourite Manute moment was when someone kept the ball from going out of bounds, and the ball gets to Manute.
He lifts up one of his legs and does a "puts the ball between his legs manouvre" and then passes to someone else.
It was the most randomly funny basketball moment ever. Manute was sick.
td3 wrote: "I read an article one time how Manute was trapped in Egypt. "
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futuristxen wrote: td3 wrote: "I read an article one time how Manute was trapped in Egypt. "
haha what??
He was having a seriously hard time getting back into our country, because he was supporting one of the military groups in his home country, so he was kind of shaded a terrorist. I actually was glad to read this article, because that was the last I heard about manute, I thought he was stuck out in africa with a gun. I think that's why the he's supporting a childrens foundation now, even though it doesn't really work on the problem as much as treat the symptoms.
I've heard stories about him being one funny ass motherfucker. I think he and barkley are good friends, I'm interested to see if barkley mentions this story on TNT tonight.
It's crazy, but if Yao Ming and Shawn Bradley would just look at how manute played the game they would be so much better off. Dude had his hands up all the time. It's pathetic to see people rebound or dunk over ming or bradley. They just don't know how to use their size. It's nice if you can run the floor and shoot the outside shot, but what does that have to do with being a 7 foot 6 center in the nba? I could just get a 6'10 power forward to do the same thing.


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The Jr. Midget Gridley Titans finished their regular season with a bang on Saturday, October 20. The team went undefeated in conference play, and 7-2 overall. The Jr. Midgets were victorious in their final game, shutting out the Colusa Cowboys 32-0 to take home the 2012 NCF Southern Conference Division II Championship.
With their title in hand, the Titans advanced to playoffs this past Saturday against West Valley. The Titans pitched another shutout as they defeated the West Valley Eagles 14-0 to advance to Round 2 of the NCF Division II Playoffs.
This Saturday, the 8-2 Titans will take on the Yreka Chargers in Willows at 2:00 PM. In Week 2 of the regular season, the Titans shut out the Chargers by a score of 34-0.
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Rhode Island's Prayers for Atheists is a band with incendiary political convictions, the kind that can land dudes in jail. At the 2008 Republican National Convention, vocalist Jared Paul was arbitrarily arrested while covering the convention for quarterly publication The Agenda, and he and the rest of his bandmates have since made it a mission to voice their political frustrations with a fiery Zack De La Rocha-like delivery. On the act's self-titled debut, Paul tells the story of the RNC arrest on the song "Psalm for St. Paul," presenting himself as a martyr for the politically frustrated and socially unfulfilled. With this sort of rhetoric, Prayers for Atheists is waiting patiently for the torch to be passed from social heavyweights like Rage Against the Machine — perhaps only to drop it and then watch it all burn."
PS- A lil' dramatic perhaps? Yeah, we think so too. But we ain't hatin'. Every lil' bit helps, and in this day and age of bizzillions of bands, and bands with investors and corporate sponsors and private money, we're thankful for every bit of positive shine we get.
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Patricia Hirabara, a fixture in the Berkeley Recreation Department for almost 40 years and familiar face as coordinating director at Live Oak Park since 1986, died Dec. 4, a few months before her planned retirement.
Hirabara was a native and lifelong resident of Albany, where she graduated from Albany High School before earning a recreation degree at San Francisco State University and starting a career with Berkeley recreation programs.
She was a popular coordinating director for city recreation centers starting in 1982 at Willard Park and then at Live Oak.
"She had so much energy. I had to tell her to go home every day for 33 years," said youth recreation leader Marvin Buckley. "She was a very caring person, always supportive if someone needed to talk. She always treated her staff with respect,"
Patrons of the Live Oak center described her as "always helpful and accommodating," "a truly gracious person," and "an important part of raising my children."
Susan Schwartz, who lives near the park, recalled Hirabara going out of her way to write letters of recommendation for teenagers seeking a first job.
Hirabara was known as hands-on and involved, rather than someone who would administrate from an office.
Her death also leaves a personal void. Hirabara, who never married, was the primary caregiver for her disabled brother and sister.
No memorial has yet been scheduled.
DRAMA TEACHER REMEMBERED: Students and friends of retired El Cerrito High School drama teacher Roger Anderson, who died recently in Oregon, are planning gatherings in his memory on Dec. 22 and Dec. 23 at the Club Mallard in Albany.
Anderson became the school's drama teacher and director in 1991 and made a cameo appearance in the final production at the ECHS Little Theater in 2005, shortly before the original campus buildings were demolished.
The well-respected educator, who also taught English, was back the following year helping students keep the drama program alive in a portable building on the temporary campus.
WEST COUNTY NOTES: The newly expanded Jenny K. Gift Boutique at 6927 Stockton Ave. in El Cerrito is holding its annual book drive for the West County Reads! program.
Santa Claus will be at the store from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Dec. 15 and 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Dec. 22 to collect new and gently used children's books for the literacy program, which distributes them to young people in West Contra Costa.
Parents looking for a calm alternative for their children to visit Santa can bring a camera to take pictures.
The book drive will continue all month at the boutique. Details: www.jennyk.com.
"We don't have enough donations this year to purchase the volume of toys and food we need for all the families who have asked to participate in this year's giveaway," he writes. "Maybe it's the bad economy; maybe it's the greater need, but whatever the case, we are struggling to fund the food and toys we've got to have to successfully pull off this year's event."
Donations can be made at www.toyprogram.org, or checks made out to the Richmond-El Cerrito Holiday Toy Program can be mailed to 3060 El Cerrito Plaza, Suite 360, El Cerrito, CA 94530.
Sponsors are also needed. Call 510-774-5133 for details.
Donation barrels have been placed at each location and collected items will go to the Bay Area Rescue Mission, which provided more than 1.5 million meals to the area's most needy last year.
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|Signed as a free agent by Phoenix, July 1. 2012. Missed majority of 2011-12 due to ankle injury at Colorado, November 6, 2011. Signed as a free agent by Biel-Bienne (Swiss), December 1, 2015.
|2013-14 Highlights
Posted 8-14-22 in 79 games...Ranked second among Coyotes' forwards in shorthanded TOI/game (2:09)...Had 120 hits... Scored a goal vs. DAL, Apr. 13...Netted a goal at PIT, Mar. 25...Had a goal vs. BUF, Jan. 30...Posted 0-2-2 at VAN, Jan. 26... Scored twice vs. SJS, Dec. 27...Had a goal at VAN, Dec. 6...Collected 1-1-2 at EDM, Dec. 3...Scored a goal at STL, Nov. 12.
2012-13 Highlights
Posted 5-15-20 and 21 PIM in 45 games in his first season with the Coyotes...Ranked second on the team among forwards in SH TOI/game (2:15) and third on the team among forwards in hits (73)...Recorded 1-1-2 at EDM, Apr. 10...Scored a goal at NSH, Mar. 28...Tallied two assists at MIN, Mar. 27...Posted a three-game point streak (1-3-4) from Mar. 25-28...Scored his 1st career SHG vs. STL, Mar. 7...Had a point in five of six games (1-4-5) from Mar. 2-12...Registered two assists vs. CGY, Feb. 18...Scored a goal vs. CBJ, Feb. 16...Had a three-game point streak (1-2-3) from Jan. 20-24...Scored a goal in the home opener on Jan. 20 vs. CHI.
2011-12 Highlights
Recorded 2-7-9 and 12 penalty minutes in an injury-shortened 32 games…Totalled 82 shots…Registered a season-high seven shots and collected an assist at MIN, Mar. 11…Scored a goal vs. MTL, Mar. 6…Played in his 300th career NHL game at ANA, Mar. 2…Had an assist in back-to-back games vs. COL, Oct. 26 and vs. STL, Oct. 28…Skated a season-high 18:44 and had an assist vs. COL, Oct. 26…Notched a goal at MTL, Oct. 13.
2010-11 Highlights
Recorded 17-13-30 and a plus-9 rating in 58 games with CGY…Fourth on CGY in GWGS (3) and tied for third in PPGS (5)…Recorded nine multi-point games…Scored a goal vs. VAN, Mar. 12…Recorded a goal in three straight games from Feb. 25-Mar. 1…Collected a career high four points (1-3-4) at COL, Feb. 14…Had a pair of assists vs. ANA, Feb. 11…Registered 2-1-3 vs. STL, Jan. 26…Scored a pair of goals and had an assist vs. DAL, Jan. 21…Netted a pair of goals at OTT, Jan. 14…Posted 1-1-2 vs. BUF, Dec. 27…Had 1-2-3 vs. CHI, Nov. 19…Scored a goal and had an assist at COL, Nov. 9…Missed the first 11 games of the season with an injury.
2009-10 Highlights
Posted 8-9-17 in 64 games with CGY…Skated in a season-high 19:14 at WSH, Mar. 28…Scored a goal at NJD, Mar. 5…Had a season-high eight SOG at VAN, Jan. 9…Scored a goal and played in his 200th career NHL game at NSH, Jan. 5…Posted a five-game point streak (2-3-5) from Nov. 25-Dec. 3…Netted the GWG at NSH, Nov. 30…Scored a goal at LAK, Nov. 21…Notched a goal vs. EDM, Oct. 24…Scored twice, including the GWG with 49 seconds left at EDM, Oct. 3.
2008-09 Highlights
Set career highs in goals (20), assists (19) points (39) and games (81) with CGY…Tied for second on the team in GWGS (4) and fourth on the team in PPGS (8)…Had seven multi-point games…Collected a pair of assists and skated in a season-high 21:13 vs. DET, Mar. 23…Recorded first career hat trick, including the GWG at OTT, Mar. 3…Notched two assists at PHX, Feb. 14…Had an assist and a season-high nine SOG at SJS, Jan. 15…Scored the GWG vs. STL, Jan. 13…Netted two goals vs. SJS, Jan. 6…Had a goal and an assist at DET, Dec. 10…Scored a goal in four straight games Nov. 29-Dec. 7…Had a pair of assists vs. PHX, Nov. 4…2009 Playoffs: Scored three goals in six games of the WCQF against CHI…Registered a pair of goals, including the GWG, in Game 3 of the WCQF vs. CHI, Apr. 20…Netted a goal in Game 1 at CHI, Apr. 16.
2007-08 Highlights
Recorded 4-7-11 and 10 penalty minutes in an injury-shortened 41 games with CGY…Collected 1-1-2 and had a plus-3 rating at VAN, Apr. 5…Scored a goal at VAN, Mar. 30…Recorded a point in three straight games (1-2-3) from Jan. 16-22…2008 Playoffs: Played in five games of the WCQF against SJS and recorded 1-1-2…Scored a goal in Game 5 at SJS, Apr. 17.
2006-07 Highlights
In his rookie NHL season, played in 41 games, recording 10-8-18…Registered 9-12-21 in 28 games with Omaha (AHL)…Scored a goal at COL, Apr. 8…Collected 1-1-2 vs. STL, Mar. 12…Had a pair of assists vs. LAK, Jan. 30 and at NSH, Jan. 15…Set a new Flames record as the only rookie to score in his first three games (12/19-12/27)…Scored his second career goal, in his second career game, on his second career shot vs. VAN, Dec. 26…Played his first NHL game and scored the GWG on his first career shot (Dec. 19)…2007 Playoffs: Played in all six games of the WCQF against DET…Scored his first career playoff point (assist) in Game 3 vs. DET…Made his Stanley Cup playoff debut at DET in Game 1 of the WCQF, Apr. 12.
2005-06 Highlights
Led Omaha (AHL) in rookie scoring with 21-27-48…Led the team in PPGS (16)…Missed the final 15 games of the season with an injury… Matched a team-high with four points (2-2-4) vs. Houston on March 12…Set an Omaha (AHL) record by scoring goals in five straight games from Feb. 16-24.
2004-05 Highlights
Recorded 10-20-30 at Michigan (CCHA)…Received Michigan's Howard Colby Award for sportsmanship...Set career highs in assists (20), game-winning goals (2) and power-play goals (4).
2003-04 Highlights
Posted 8-12-20 in 38 games for Michigan (CCHA).
2002-03 Highlights
Received the Alton D. Simms Trophy as the Wolverines' most improved player…Ranked fifth on the team in points with 14-17-31.
2001-02 Highlights
Received Michigan's Howard Colby Award for sportsmanship…Recorded 4-9-13 in 43 games…One of four players and two freshmen to skate in all 43 games.
2000-01 Highlights
Posted 20-18-38 in 51 games with Cedar Rapids (USHL) and 2-2-4 in nine games with St. Louis (NAHL).
International Career
2013: Posted 4-3-7 and a plus-5 rating in 10 games at the IIHF World Championship in Stockholm, Sweden and Helsinki, Finland with Team USA...His four goals ranked tied for second on the team...Helped lead the USA to a Bronze Medal...2010: Represented Team USA at the IIHF World Championship in Germany, scoring once and adding two assists in six games.
Nickname is "Mosser"...His favorite player growing up was Steve Yzerman...Other favorites are The Gaslight Anthem (band) and "Step Brothers" (movie)...Favorite vacation spot is Northern Michigan...Enjoys playing golf... Dave and his wife Erinn were married in July 2014.


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Barry Hunter, the manager and trainer of THE RING's No. 2-rated junior welterweight Lamont Peterson, whose split-decision victory dethroned No. 3-rated counterpart Amir Khan as WBA/IBF beltholder on HBO on Saturday, confirmed that he has received an offer from Golden Boy Promotions CEO Richard Schaefer for a return bout next year.
In defeating the Khan (26-2, 18 knockouts), Peterson (30-1-1, 15 knockouts) improved to 3-0-1, with two knockouts since losing by unanimous decision to RING No. 8-rated pound-for-pound Tim Bradley (28-0, 12 KOs) in a failed effort to win the WBO belt in December of 2009.
Khan's winning streak was ended at eight bouts, including four knockouts, by Peterson.
"It's just an offer," said Hunter, of news that was initially tweeted by ESPN.com. "Right now, Lamont is enjoying what he just pulled off, so I'm not going to bother him with no business right now."
Peterson earned a career-high $650,000 to Khan's guaranteed $1.1 million, this, after having turned down an earlier offer to face Khan.
In February, Peterson passed up a chance to face Khan when talks broke down over money and a rematch clause between Schaefer and Peterson's attorney, Jeff Fried, for an April challenge to Khan's WBA belt.
Peterson, in succession, had been offered $150,000, then, $200,000, and then, $300.000, but the challenger's camp wanted "north of $350,000" to travel to England to face Khan, according to Schaefer.
When the negotiations fell apart, Khan moved on and defended his crown by technical decision over Paul McCloskey in England.
The rematch offer would earn Peterson another career-high purse, Hunter confirmed, while also saying that he would consider a return bout against Bradley, who is promoted by Top Rank Inc. CEO Bob Arum.
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Sage Francis wrote: I have no idea. But now that the show is over, and I saw you there, can you let me know what the deal was? Or did you never find out?
I must say, when I went to that venue I started feeling like it was going to be a disaster. It was a 20,000 seat venue for Christ sake. It is not what I expected at all, but it turned out better than I thought it would. Still, even though the crowd was cool and there was a good turn out, I was totally phased by the environment and my surroundings. I could NOT acclimate. I was not able to adjust and it affected my performance a lot. I really was not comfortable which is not normal.
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You know, we really can teach image processing as part of an introductory CS course. It opens avenues for creativity and makes mathematics less intimidating. The BlueJ book talked about it; it really does make sense. Histograms, gamma correction, posterization, etc... fun!
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2. Had tons of fun!
I learned so much from the conference--proof that the best way to receive knowledge is to give it away! I met a lot of people that I should definitely keep in touch with because they're doing really cool things, like Dr. Maja, Justin, Pauline, Lawrence...
Here are some more conference notes:
Justin was a great speaker. He structured his talk to have some interactivity, breaking the students up into groups so that they could try out project planning. Slightly marred by students' inertia, but a good idea anyway. He then put forward a humorous scenario that neatly highlighted the challenges of project management and explained the basics of PM through jokes and stories. Excellent speaker, probably the best presenter in the conference.
They asked me to repeat my Knoppix talk for the benefit of the students, so I did my whizbang look-how-much-you-can-get-on-one-CD presentation. That was fun, too.
Met Dominique's landlady. She was really nice.
Had to buy a swimsuit. I came to Cebu without packing a swimsuit--what was I thinking? Grabbed a pair of slippers, too.
Had dinner with the camera club. Dominique came as well. That was fun.
He's teaching me Bisaya. If I can learn enough Japanese to make myself understood, I should be able to learn enough Bisaya to charm people. Here's what I took up today:
|Maayong hapon.
|Good afternoon
|Lingaw ka-ayo.
|It's lots of fun.
|Nindot ka-ayo.
|It's very nice.
|Maski studyante, kaya ka-ayo.
|Even a student can do it.
|Daghan ko natun-an gikan sa ...
|I learned so much from ... (hmm, I think I got the Bisaya part wrong. Maayon?)
|Daghang salamat.
|Thank you.
(Thanks to James Lloyd Atwil for the corrections!)
I didn't get to use the phrases during my talk, though. Got nervous. =)
More thoughts on software patents. In short, I think they really suck, and that our government should focus on fixing copyright.
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After that last tolerable bite of scrumptious pumpkin pie concluding a delicious Thanksgiving dinner, the winter holiday season is officially in full effect. The DC, MD, and VA PBS station, WETA, wants to start the season off right! We're bringing you classic and new kids' holiday programming on Friday, November 23 that will have your family full of excitement for the upcoming holidays! Whether the kids in your home are early risers or need to sleep off last night's turkey, WETA will air this three hour line-up throughout the day so everyone can enjoy! Be sure to bookmark and subscribe to the Programmer's Choice blog for more information about programming on WETA's four channels: WETA TV26, WETA HD, WETA UK, and WETA Kids!
Arthur's Perfect Christmas
Start off the holiday season with Arthur and his pals as they prepare for what they hope will be the perfect holiday. Along the way, the gang will learn that perfection isn't everything and that the reason for the season is more than an excuse for presents and parties. Elwood City proves to be a diverse community where people celebrate a wide range of holidays: D.W. and Arthur anxiously await Christmas day and lose sight of the meaning of Christmas
along the way. Francine celebrates Hanukah which collides with Muffy's "holiday extravaganza" party. Binky follows a family tradition of volunteering at a homeless shelter and Buster finds that ever since his parent's divorce, the holidays aren't the same. George celebrates Saint Lucia Day-a Swedish holiday- and Brain celebrates Kwanza. Will they discover the true meaning behind their holidays in time to enjoy them? Celebrate the holidays with Arthur and his friends with great online activities on PBSkids.org!
Watch Arthur's Perfect Christmas Friday, November 23 on WETA KIDS at 7:00am, 4:00pm, and 7:00pm and on WETA TV26 at 6:00am.
Curious George: A Very Monkey Christmas
Join the always-lovable monkey on a grand adventure as he and The Man with the Yellow Hat get into some monkey business in their preparations for Christmas day. Everything is merry for Curious George and his best friend until each discovers that finding the perfect gift for the other is quite the challenge. The Man with the Yellow Hat simply can't understand George's colorful and monkey-scribbled Christmas list and George feels no gift is fit for his dear friend, a man who has virtually everything! Watch Curious George: A Very Monkey Christmas to find out what ends up beneath the Christmas tree, it may be more than wrapped presents!
Watch Curious George: A Very Monkey Christmas Friday, November 23 on WETA Kids at 8:00am, 5:00pm, and 8:00pm and on WETA TV26 at 7:00am.
PREMIERE: The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About Christmas
Get ready to add another classic to your favorite holiday movie collection because the one and only The Cat in the Hat is celebrating Christmas! In this exciting one-hour special, The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About Christmas, the meaning of the holiday shines through when Nick, Sally, and The Cat in the Hat help Ralph the lost reindeer find his way back to his home of Freezeyourknees Snowland. The Cat in the Hat guides the group on a voyage
around the world hoping to arrive in time for Christmas but they run into glitches along the way. When the Thingamajigger breaks down, the friends must get creative to continue on their trip and so they solicit the generous help of exotic animals who exemplify the "Christmas spirit"! Nothing can stop the new-found friends from getting to Freezeyourknees Snowland in this PREMIERE of The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About Christmas! Educational and entertaining all wrapped into one? Impossible you say? Play the newest online game inspired by The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About Christmas! Click here to download the free, printable coloring sheet for the show!
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4 Ways to Green Your Valentine's Day
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By Carlos Burr Dawes, as told to Linda Showalter, December 1985.
When the flood of 1913 came along, Father seemed to know more than anybody else about it. He knew that the flood was going to come up into the house. Now, how he would know that, I don't know, because it had never before come above the top of the rim of the terrace that our house was built on. It had come up the back way and into the basement several times. But this time Father knew it was going to come into the house.
We had to get everything out of the first floor and take it up to the second floor or take it to the barn. We could see the water coming up very fast, two or three inches an hour. We finally got everything out of there except the player piano and the piano. The piano was an upright piano which would have been under water if we'd left it and it would've ruined it.
So, how were we going to get his heavy piano out of there? Father built a raft, of all things. We got the piano out of the living room and onto the raft and then as the water came in, the little old piano went right up with the raft. When it got high enough they attached a horse to it and pulled it on up to safety. I don't think we ever had the piano off of the raft after that.
What were we going to do while the flood was there? Well, Uncle Will Mills and Aunt Bettie Mills had just built their beautiful new home, Millgate, at the top of the hill on the farm south of us in 1912. So we all went up to Uncle Will and Aunt Bettie's house and stayed there during the flood. From there we were able to see all these houses floating down the river. One of the amazing things was that the three or four great wooden covered bridges, all of them, were taken out. Down the river they came. Somebody was usually out there watching, and as they came in sight yelled, "Here comes another bridge!" We'd all run out and watch the bridge go by, this tremendous, great bridge!
I don't know whether the river was starting to recede or not, but two great chestnut trees, or perhaps they were shellbark hickories, caught this one big covered bridge and held it there. The water went down and there was the bridge. It had lodged at the crook in Tupper Creek. Tupper Creek is the little creek that went in front of our house. The beginning was way up back of the old school house on Lovers' Lane.* When the flood went down, the current of water came tearing down and hitting this bridge, making a tremendous roar. It changed the whole channel of that creek. I can still see to this day where the channel had been changed by this bridge.
We had difficulty with drinking water during the 1913 Flood. Uncle Will had put in an electric pump and a little well down by the river and piped it up. Of course when the floods came over it, the pump carried the polluted water and we couldn't use that. I think we then had to collect rain water. Almost every farm house in those days had a big barrel at the bottom of each drain pipe coming off of the eaves. The eaves would run into these pipes and the pipes would run into the rain barrels.
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The Mount Hood National Forest Quarter
The Mount Hood National Forest quarter is the fifth of 2010 and the fifth overall in the America the Beautiful Quarters® Program. Located 20 miles east of Portland, Oregon, which lies in the northern part of the Willamette River Valley, Mount Hood National Forest extends south from the strikingly beautiful Columbia River Gorge across more than 60 miles of forested mountains, lakes and streams, to the Olallie Scenic Area. The forest encompasses more than one million acres. Two of its many highlights are the Timberline Lodge, a national historic landmark in its own right, and the Clackamas Wild and Scenic River. Mount Hood was first established as a national site on September 28, 1893 (Pres. Proc. No. 6; 28 Stat. 1240).
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Dietary Reference Intakes (DRIs)
You're probably familiar with the Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDAs) established by the Food and Nutrition Board of the National Academy of Sciences. These numerical values provide nutrition guidance to health professionals and to the general public. You may have heard, for example, that the RDA for vitamin C is 60 milligrams per day for adults. RDAs are defined as the levels of intake of essential nutrients that are judged to be adequate to meet the known needs of practically all healthy persons. (more...)
Grand Forks Study Confirms You Can't Fool Mother Nature!
Many people, when they think of nutrients like vitamins and minerals, think only in terms of getting enough. And since such nutrients are essential for normal well-being and function, and a little is good, then more must be better, right? Wrong! Nutrition is not just about getting as much of the good stuff (vitamins, minerals, phytochemicals) and as little of the bad stuff (Calories, fat, cholesterol) as possible. Rather it is about balance eating a variety of foods, containing a variety of components (some that have not even been specifically identified) that the body needs in moderate amounts and proportions for good health. (more...)
Unexpected Sources of Mineral Nutrition
I have a suggestion that is bound to take the monotony out of grocery shopping and put more nutrition into family meals. We know that eating the right amounts of vitamins and minerals is vital to the growth of children and maintaining the health of adults. We also know that foods are not equal in terms of nutrient content. There is a lot more calcium in an ounce of whole milk than there is in an ounce of spring water. Peanut butter contains about 22 times more magnesium than does the same amount of beer. And beef chuck roast contains 22 times more zinc per ounce than does whole milk. (more...)
Migraines, Sleeplessness, Heart Attacks - Magnesium?
Magnesium is the fourth most abundant mineral element in the human body, following calcium, sodium and potassium. Magnesium enables many biochemical reactions necessary for life. However, much attention has been directed recently towards another role of this element: The movement of electrically charged ions of calcium and potassium as well as organic molecules across nerve cell membranes to transmit a signal. (more...)
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"Designer tomatoes," A quick fix for your body and farm?
"Functional food" has increasingly become a buzzword for the nineties. Because you may encounter "functional foods" in the grocery store, and because we are in an area that makes its living from agriculture, it is important to know what this term means, and how it applies to us. (more...)
How You Cook Your Meat May Affect Your Health
We all worry about making sure our meat is adequately cooked in order to avoid bacterial infection but did you know that cooking meat -beef, poultry and fish- at high temperatures for long periods of time can also be dangerous to your health? A growing number of epidemiologic studies suggest a relationship between methods of cooking meat and various cancers. (more...)
Creatine - Controversy or Consensus?
Many nutritional supplements, and the accompanying health or performance claims, come and go without much excitement. But none has created the amount of interest and debate as creatine. Proponents advocate creatine as a safe and effective supplement to enhance physical performance. Opponents contend that it is harmful. Rumor and conjecture fuel the controversy. The enthusiasm surrounding creatine is bolstered by professional athletes who provide testimonials that their success is supported by this small protein. (more...)
Just Say NO To Copper Deficiency!
What do air pollution, the Nobel prize, Viagra and copper nutrition have in common? The answer: Nitric oxide. Nitric oxide is a deceptively simple molecule (chemical formula -- NO) that has complex and far reaching effects on the body. It is not to be confused with nitrous oxide (N2O), the anesthetic, which is otherwise known as 'laughing gas'.
Twenty-five years ago, the only known effect of nitric oxide on human health was as an air pollutant emitted by automobile exhausts. About that time nitric oxide was also found to be the active component of nitroglycerin and other medications that were used to alleviate pain in patients with coronary heart disease. Over the next ten years, extensive study of blood vessel function showed that nitric oxide is naturally produced in the body and is responsible for regulating blood flow and blood pressure. In the last decade research on nitric oxide has mushroomed and shown that the compound plays a role not only in blood vessel function but also in transmission of signals in the nervous system, in heart contraction and in immune function. (more...)
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In our busy world, people often wish they had more time to read. Here is your invitation to make time by joining a program offered by the Waldo Library.
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k group a "Readers Circle" because we emphasize discussion. We read short stories from cultures all around the world. Topics include friendship, family and human relationships; moral issues and social problems; professional life and politics; religion and spirituality. Our purpose is to share interpretations and explore ideas. Respect and courtesy – listen carefully, ask thoughtful questions, understand what your neighbor thinks – these insure that our conversation expands the intellectual horizon. We laugh a lot and often unearth deep emotions. We're successful because trust is basic: no negative comments, no hurtful criticism. Our goal is to grapple with literature in order to enrich the meaning of life.
If you are searching for people who value insightful discussion of fiction, look no further! We meet every Wednesday from 12:00 - 1:30 P.M.
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Since, I hardly have any stories on here, I still find it kind of weird to make a challenge. However, all you have you do is just make a drabble set for any character that doesn't recieve enough love and appreciation.
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Since Scott Lazenby joined the Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Department of Athletics in 2008, the Islanders have seen tremendous growth – from facilities to fundraising to athletic success. Under his leadership, Islanders Athletics is on the verge of a new golden era.
Lazenby was elevated to Interim Director of Athletics in September 2011, and was named Director of Athletics the following May. Since his inception at the head of the Islanders, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi has seen the construction of the Dr. Jack Dugan Family Soccer & Track Stadium as well as significant upgrades to existing facilities Chapman Field and the Fieldhouse.
The crown jewel of the Islanders' facilities is Dugan Stadium, the permanent home for the newly-founded Islanders Soccer program and the first on-campus home for Islanders Track and Field in that sport's history. The $8.8 million facility is one of the finest in the region, with coaches offices and state-of-the art locker rooms for both programs as well as an athletic training center, ticket office, seating for 1,000 spectators and a press box/VIP suite that is one of the largest in the state.
The soccer field, comprised of FieldTurf and measuring 73 yards by 117 yards, is enclosed by an IAAF regulation, eight-lane 400-meter track with a steeplechase pit. The facility also consists of two jump pits, two pole vault pits, a shot put area, a hammer/discus area and a javelin area.
Chapman Field saw a complete overhaul of its playing surfaces prior to the 2012 season. Additionally, both the softball and baseball fields saw new permanent seating and signage as well as the addition of lights to the baseball facility, leading to night baseball on the Island for the first time ever.
In the Fieldhouse, the practice home for the Islanders basketball programs and the spirit squads, Lazenby oversaw renovations that included the resurfacing of the practice floor, painting/graphics improvements and refurbished locker rooms. Further improvements to the facility are currently in the planning stage. Since Lazenby joined the senior staff of Islanders Athletics, the department has also seen the construction of top-notch facilities for volleyball (Dugan Wellness Center) and tennis (Thomas J. Henry Tennis Center).
The Islanders have also seen tremendous success on the playing field in Lazenby's tenure as director of athletics. The 2012-13 academic year saw finishes for volleyball, baseball and women's tennis that ranked as the best in school history. Men's tennis also won its seventh consecutive conference championship and head coach Steve Moore was named the Intercollegiate Tennis Association Regional Coach of the Year.
Locking up strong coaching talent has been a priority for Lazenby, as he inked Moore, baseball coach Scott Malone and volleyball coach Tony Graystone to multi-year contracts in 2012-13. He has also been at the forefront of bringing in high-caliber coaches to the Island University, including 500-game winner Royce Chadwick to lead the women's basketball program. Lazenby also hired strong, young coaches to lead the Islanders softball and soccer programs in Stephanie Hughes and Shanna Caldwell, respectively.
The Tomball, Texas, native first joined the Island University staff as Associate AD for Compliance, before elevating to Senior Associate Athletic Director for Administration and Compliance in 2010. In his leadership, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi saw a strong improvement in its compliance with NCAA rules and regulations.
Lazenby previously served as the assistant athletic director for compliance for seven years at Texas State - San Marcos (2001-2008), where he oversaw all NCAA and Southland Conference compliance issues. Prior to traveling to San Marcos, he spent two years at Texas A&M in College Station, where he served as a compliance assistant during the 2000-01 school year. He also served as an advisor in the athletic academic offices from 1999-00.
Lazenby earned both his bachelor's of science and master's degrees in Sport Management from Texas A&M.
Scott and his wife, Holly, have two children, Hunter and Lillie. The Lazenby family currently resides in Flour Bluff.


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101 Reasons Why the Human Diet Is Rooted Exclusively in Plants by Rex Bowlby. Written with wit and style. Provides a readable, detailed and thoroughly referenced list of health, ethical & environmental reasons behind the vegan diet. Takes a subject that can be full of complexities & confusions and makes it simple & user friendly. Learn More
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Here i am sitting in my home that always has a chill to it no matter how high the heat is on. Its 60 degrees out today, but my house still feels like it is thirty. I know this has more to do with needing to replace the windows and its age, old homes are just drafty.
I'm wishing i was sitting on the beach right now or drinking coffee on my parents deck looking out to the ocean. I think my trip was too much of a weather tease and it made coming home harder then i thought it would be.
Our plane landed home and it had snowed, but the snow was melting to a brown slush. The air was tight and cold and there was not one ounce of green, just brown, and i started to cry.
I wish the weather did not dominate my life as much as it did, but when you come from a mild climate where the weather is either warm or hot, it is hard to adjust.
(my brother)
When i got to California i got sick. My doctor says my weakened immune system can not handle the airplane.
(Dovie took this picture)
My last plane trip to Florida resulted in a deep rooted cough that kept me up most nights, and lasted for 2 months. This time i got a sinus infection to top all previous sinus infections i regularly get, and strep throat.
I have actually never had strep throat as an adult and let me tell you this is no take some antibiotics and it will get better, this is a full fledged infection. I'm talking bone pain, ear pain, mouth sores, and a locked jaw. I ate nothing and cried to my husband on the phone that this was the most painful thing in the world, and i wasn't exaggerating.
It took two different antibiotics a trip to the emergency room and some steroids to bring this bad boy down, and i honestly i just stared feeling back to myself yesterday. Now here is the strange part, ok not so strange, but i would do it all again just to have warm weather and the beach.
(my mom)
(and my dad)
My mom commented that i was such a trooper through my medical ordeal, but palm trees and ocean sunsets can bring the trooper out in anyone. Dead trees and brown slushy snow/mud just don't bring on trooper mentality.
It brings on a "i'm not leaving my bed and you cant make me" mentality. So what is this girl to do?
( my niece Chloe, is she not stunning?)
I wish i had an answer, i wish my husband could work in the west coast, but he cant. I wish i could adapt, but i have tried and so far i cant. I just feel like if I'm going to deal with infections, with illness, with a low immune system, why cant it be on the beach?
( her big sister Sophia, again gorgeous, i do not see these girls enough!)
Is that asking for too much? I know it sounds a little spoiled.
I need to make a choice. I can accept where i live. I can accept that the people here are wonderful and the community is my support system that i wouldn't know what to do without. I can accept that i have made lifelong friends here that i love with all my heart. I also need to daven, i need Hashem to help me with this choice to accept, because i have been put here in this little brown town for a reason.
I often wonder if i would appreciate the ocean, the desert, the weather as much without this life lesson. I know spring will be here soon and the green will work its way back in. I also know that forever is a long time and living here now doesn't mean forever.
Well i guess i could always buy a summer home, i know i know the spoiled coming out again.
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I was wondering if you could all take a minute and vote for my son's school. This school is close to my heart because i was one of the founders and had a vision for a cheder here in Baltimore. That little basement beginnings they talk about in the video, well that was my basement. I left the school when i had Rozie and chose to devote my time and energy to her needs, but it still very close to my heart. Thanks!
Check it out. I just rated [How parents help our Cheder grow!] on the Day School Video Academy Awards. #JDSVA #jed21


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This November, WETA UK introduces all new British comedies and dramas to our television schedule including Sherlock, Call the Midwife, Mr. Bean and more! Read on for details on these great British series and when in November you can watch them!
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Call the Midwife begins November 6
You may have heard the buzz on the newest British drama to hit American television when PBS stations including WETA aired the six part series earlier this fall. With Call the Midwife, step into East London during the 1950s as novice nurse Jenny Lee travels through her new life as a midwife alongside an Order of Nuns, the Sisters of St. Raymond Nonnatus. While settling in and making friends, the Sisters and the midwives must overcome the medical struggles of that time and help bring safe childbirth to women in the East End. You can watch Call the Midwife on WETA UK Tuesdays at 8:00pm beginning November 6, 2012. Get a behind the scenes look at Call the Midwife on PBS.org video.
Blackadder begins November 11
When tomorrow is Monday, you need a good laugh to enjoy your Sunday night and WETA UK is your place to find the very best in British humor. Joining Yes, Minister and Fawlty Towers on Sunday evenings is Blackadder. Many great dynasties, strong and brave, have played a part in shaping Britain's heritage. The Blackadders are not one of them. From cowards to cads and back again, the Blackadders have managed to seriously lower the integrity of every era through which they have wended their serpentine way. This comedy is broken into four series, each set in a different era with actor Rowan Atkinson portraying a different Blackadder family member in each series. We begin with series 1, The Black Adder: the first recorded Blackadder, cursed from youth by a deformed haircut, creeps around medieval England in a pair of unattractive tights. His career starts with the murder of his own charming Uncle Richard III, and heads downwards from there, never helped by his companions, pea-brained Percy and pea-sized Baldrick. Join us at 9:00pm for the premiere of Blackadder November 11, 2012 and catch more episodes Sundays at 9:00pm. Want more details on series 1? Download THE WETA UK BLACKADDER SERIES 1 EPISODE GUIDE!
Mr. Bean begins November 11
Also joining the comedy bunch on Sunday nights is the one and only Mr. Bean! Laugh along with the exploits of Mr. Bean, a child in a grown man's body, as he blunders through everyday tasks wreaking havoc as he goes. Influenced by physical performers such as comic actors from silent films, Mr. Bean, played by Rowan Atkinson, rarely speaks and largely uses physical humor. Watch this classic British comedy premiering on WETA UK November 11 and watch every Sunday at 9:30pm! Print THE WETA UK MR. BEAN SERIES 1 EPISODE GUIDE so you don't miss a second of the laughs! Download official Mr. Bean computer goodies like wallpapers and calendars at the Mr. Bean website!
Rosemary & Thyme begins November 15
Meet Rosemary Boxer (Felicity Kendal) and Laura Thyme (Pam Ferris), the new ladies of mystery on WETA UK. Two gardening enthusiasts, looking for a new direction after major changes in their lives are brought together by the sudden death of a mutual friend. Soon after, they find themselves caught up in a series of murder mysteries and use their talent for investigation to garden and solve crime as Rosemary & Thyme. British mysteries are our specialty and we hope you'll enjoy this new addition to our schedule. Watch Thursdays at 8:00pm beginning November 15, 2012.
The WETA UK Event: The Complete Sherlock begins November 17
Watch both series of Masterpiece Mystery! Sherlock on your television for free and without a Netflix subscription during The WETA UK Event: The Complete Sherlock! A thrilling contemporary version of the Victorian-era mystery based on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes, Sherlock, played by Benedict Cumberbatch, is a consulting detective in 21st-century London with Dr. John Watson, played by Martin Freeman, as his loyal companion and side-kick. Fast-paced, funny, and captivating, this series is a must watch. Beginning November 17, catch two back-to-back episodes of Sherlock Saturdays from 8:00pm – 11:00pm through November. Watch this PBS video as co-creators and writers Mark Gatiss and Steven Moffat discuss their Sherlock history, motivation, and casting for the show.
Miranda begins November 18
Midway through the month, one truly funny British woman joins the Sunday comedy block at 8:30pm. Miranda, is a unique woman standing 6'1" tall, owning and living in a joke shop. Trying to fit in with her old boarding school friends is just one of her struggles along with her exceptionally awkward behavior around men which doesn't help as her mother constantly pushes her to find a husband. Naturally, a woman who can find humor in these uncomfortable situations encounters hilarious run-ins with her childhood friend and co-worker Stevie. Beginning November 18, every Sunday at 8:30pm watch the British comedy Miranda. Get acquainted with actor Miranda Hart in the BBC Blog for her Miranda.
We look forward to beginning these new series with you. Leave a comment telling us what you're most excited to watch on WETA UK this November!
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With reports of car fires and other bad news driving the price of Tesla Motors (TSLA) shares down about 30 percent from its all-time high reached almost six weeks ago, is this the time to start buying into the electric car company?
Not yet, said Efraim Levy, a S&P Capital IQ equity analyst. Levy is maintaining his sell recommendation even though the shares closed at $137.95 Friday, down about 1.3 percent from Thursday's close and below his $140 target price.
"People are watching like hawks for anything to happen to this company," Levy said. "There is such intense scrutiny."
Tesla, which for most of the year has been one of Wall Street's best performing stocks, has faced setbacks this week.
On Thursday, the automaker confirmed that a fire burned up one of its $70,000-plus Model S hatchbacks. It was the third such incident in about five weeks and triggered calls for a federal safety investigation.
"There is no question that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration should start looking at this," said Clarence Ditlow, executive director for the Center for Auto Safety.
Meanwhile, car shopping website and auto reviewer Edmunds.com said it has encountered mechanical problems in its Tesla that have forced the replacement of numerous parts, including the entire drivetrain.
A battery supply bottleneck, heavy research and development spending, and declining sales of lucrative environmental credits also have created head winds for the Palo Alto automaker.
Earlier in the week, Tesla said it lost $38.5 million, or 32 cents a share, in the third quarter. That compares with a loss of $110.8 million, or $1.05 a share, in the same period last year.
"Headlines of fire are never good from a marketing perspective," Levy said.
He noted that all three incidents were triggered by accidents rather than an internal issue with the vehicles. Levy said that once an automaker starts to have thousands of cars on the road -- Tesla has sold almost 17,000 cars in the U.S. this year -- fires and other incidents are bound to happen.
Levy still believes that Tesla is an innovative automaker that is carving out a strong brand and that it makes sense to value the company more like a technology company and growth story rather than a mature automaker.
"But if there are more fires, the stock won't be so hot," Levy said.


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In this Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2013 file photo, Army Pfc. Bradley Manning is escorted to a security vehicle outside a courthouse in Fort Meade, Md., after a hearing in his court martial. (AP Photo/U.S. Army, File) by David Dishneau and Pauline Jelinek FORT MEADE, Md. (AP) — Bradley Manning wants to live as a woman named Chelsea and begin hormone treatment as soon as possible, the soldier said a day after being sentenced to 35 years in prison for giving government secrets to WikiLeaks. Manning announced the decision Thursday in a statement provided to NBC's "Today" show.


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Oakville More than 9,00 gift boxes packed for needy children
I wanted to write to thank fellow Oakville area residents who generously gave of their time and means to help impact thousands of hurting kids last Christmas.
Together, we were able to pack 9,435 shoe boxes — filled with toys, school supplies and basic necessities — for Operation Christmas Child.
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AO wrote:Like_Water wrote:Probably a myriad of possible reasons...
But lets not let the facts get in the way of some good gossip.
Changing your name and changing relationship status is not gossip. Already seeing a few jabs from several golfers I know. What a three ring circus.
Somebody tell Lindsley's gf that....sorry, somebody had to do it.


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The smallest Class A rear engine diesel on the market, the Breeze is still every inch a luxurious coach, a guarantee that life on the go will never be short of comfortable amenities.
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