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Books can be a great escape, but only if you have access to them. The McCracken County Public Library staff knows many patrons cannot borrow materials because they cannot physically come to the library itself.
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Sitting in a chilly, empty subway car racing towards Times Square last night, I was a bit nervous about what I was going to find. I'd heard that there was a "celebration" picking up speed on 7th avenue, but didn't know any of the details beyond the general statement. And my nervousness was grounded in historical fact…
I'm from Pittsburgh, after all, where "celebrations" are never just celebrations… Inevitably, someone always climbs a traffic light pole and somehow (with superhuman capabilities I'm imagining) manages to tear the light itself down. There's always a car that gets flipped for no rational reason at all by groups of kids who never once even got a detention in high school. There's typically a dude carrying around a speed limit sign with a huge mound of earth still attached to the bottom (again, superhuman capabilities). And riot police, saddled up on angry, foreboding death horses, always charge down the street to break it all up to the tune of 18 and 19 year old girls screaming for their lives. This is not what I wanted to find.
And it's not what I found. I found others exactly like myself – emotionally overcome by the scope and importance of the news… people who wanted to not just celebrate Osama's death, but also the healing that can now take place in America. We were there to remember the (arguably) most horrific event of this nation's young history, and those the day (and ensuing years) took from us. I have more respect than I've ever had for this country, and I want to thank the people of New York for being so respectful in this "celebration." I'm going to stop talking and let the rest of the pictures speak for themselves. I think they do a pretty good job of it. Enjoy!
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Warm weather this spring has been good for golfers and golf courses. YNN's C.J. Spang has more from the links.
ALBANY, N.Y. -- Capital Hills at Albany Golf Course opened March 17th, two weeks earlier than it ever has. That's a big boost for business after last year's shortened season.
"Last year was one of the worst years we ever could have had," said head golf professional Steve Vatter. "The weather was horrible last year. We lost a lot of days where we were just closed."
As a municipal course - Capital Hills relies on daily fees rather than membership dues, so staying open is crucial.
"It's all weather," Vatter said. "People want to play golf but when the weather doesn't allow them to, there's nothing you can do. It's a lot like the ski industry."
Employees here tell us the course is extremely busy with golfers playing about 250 rounds this first Saturday in April. That's the same type of numbers they see on July 4th.
"Can't beat it. Beautiful day. Very comfortable out there and the course is in great shape," said Ed Kampf after finishing his round. "This course gets great support. When we came today we had about a 45 minute wait. So everybody was out today golfing."
"It's what I've been thinking about all winter. It's just great to be out here," Don Smith said after walking off the 18th green. "This course happens to be a beautiful course. It's a great municipal course so I don't think you can do much better around here."
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Newton resident and United Independent party founder Evan Falchuk announced today his candidacy for the 2014 Massachusetts gubernatorial race. The 43-year-old Falchuk, who lives in Auburndale, serves as the vice chairman at Best Doctors, Inc., where he has worked in executive leadership roles since 1999, according to a press release issued Monday afternoon. Falchuk has a degree from Lehigh University and a JD from the University of Pennsylvania Law School. He previously worked as an attorney in Washington, D.C. and focused on Securities and Exchange Commission enforcement, according to the Best Doctors website. Founded by Falchuk earlier this year, the United Independent political movement looks to shift political focus away from the …
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Murder convict Paul Gingerich had his adult conviction of conspiracy to commit murder overturned by the Indiana Court of Appeals.
Gingerich will now be tried as a juvenile back in
Two years ago, then 12-year-old Gingerich pleaded guilty to helping murder his friend Colt Lundy's stepfather. Gingerich and Lundy fled in a stolen car before their arrest in
"I hate having to look at it again because it was horrible to look at the first time," said Bonnie Duncan, a Cromwell resident.
"I did think it was behind us. I didn't even realize there was a chance that they would be tried as juveniles," said Anita Carpenter, a Cromwell, IN resident.
This is how the Cromwell residents reacted when finding out that 14 year old Paul Gingerich will be tried as a juvenile after the
Anita Carpenter says today's ruling leaves her with a lot of unanswered questions.
"Occasionally I think about him and I wonder how he is, I wonder how old he is? How long is it before he gets out? Will he live next to me when he gets out of jail?," said Carpenter.
The judges in today's hearing found that Gingerich's lawyers did not have enough time to determine whether or not he was competent to stand trial in 2010.
"He's not a kid. He's never going to be a kid again even if they try him as a juvenile he's still never going to be a kid," said Carpenter.
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Anyone with a passion for pedaling, take note: for the third year in a row, Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca hosts bicyclists of all ages and skills for a challenging yet safe ride. Participants tackle a tricky 11 turn, 2.238 mile course while shielded from the usual biking buzz-kills—no traffic or speed bumps in sight. All riders must bring a helmet and their best game faces. [SO]
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Norman Rockwell's America
September 16, 2012 – January 6, 2013 // Jemison Galleries // $15 Click to Purchase tickets
This fall, the Birmingham Museum of Art will host Norman Rockwell's America, an in-depth look at the life and work of America's favorite illustrator. Rockwell's six-decade career coincided with one of the most eventful periods in American history, spanning four wars, the Great Depression, the space race, and the Civil Rights Movement, all vividly depicted in his work. The exhibition includes 52 original paintings and drawings, and all 323 Saturday Evening Post covers Rockwell created between 1916 and 1963. Organized by the National Museum of American Illustration in Newport, Rhode Island, the exhibition premiered to critical and popular acclaim at London's Dulwich Picture Gallery in December 2010. Visitors to the exhibition will also enjoy a supplemental exhibition focusing on Norman Rockwell's work for The Coca-Cola Company, as well as an exhibition of illustrations from the BMA's permanent collection, including works by Frederic Remington, N. C. Wyeth, and Maxfield Parrish.
Norman Rockwell's America was organized by the National Museum of American Illustration in Newport, Rhode Island. Local presentation is made possible by Regions Bank. Additional support provided by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama, Vulcan Materials Company Foundation, the City of Birmingham, the Members and Corporate Partners of the Birmingham Museum of Art, the Alabama Tourism Department, the Alabama State Council on the Arts, and The Friends of Rockwell.
Please note that the last entrance into the exhibition is one hour before the Museum closes (4pm; 8pm on First Thursdays).
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What do an astronaut, a congresswoman, a filmmaker, and a recent college graduate have in common? They are among the special guest speakers featured on the Museum's original audio tour for Norman Rockwell's America. A variety of voices engage Rockwell's iconic images from unique points of view, helping visitors to consider not only the works' historical contexts but also how they relate to today's world.
The audio tour is free and can be accessed from any cellular phone, smartphone, or internet-enabled device. We ask that visitors wishing to access the audio tour using the QR code scanner on their smartphones bring their own earbuds / headphones so as not to disturb other visitors. All other visitors should access the tour using the dial-up instructions posted throughout the gallery. Thank you.
Two tour options are available for groups of 10 or more:
"Norman Rockwell's America: Get the Picture" looks at how the artist used line, shape, color, form, and other techniques to build his compositions into American icons.
"Norman Rockwell's America: Then and Now" explores how artworks in the exhibition relate to contemporary world events.
One-hour group tours are scheduled Tuesday–Friday at 9am and 10am; other times may be arranged by appointment.
Have a large group? Complement the exhibition with guided visits of the Museum's collection!
Group tours are included with admission; call Nicholas McLaughlin at 205.328.7628 to book a tour for your school or group today.
Strategies for Using Norman Rockwell in the Classroom: This lesson plan suggests how to practice close-observation skills to support the visual arts and science, and makes connections with language arts, social studies, and visual arts curricula.
Design-a-Mag: Using Norman Rockwell's Saturday Evening Post covers from a variety of eras as inspiration, students examine magazine covers to discover the ways in which a magazine cover's headlines and graphics express the main ideas of the articles inside. Students then select a contemporary article from a newspaper. They analyze its content and create their own Saturday Evening Post cover that summarizes the information contained in the article. Students also choose a political cartoon from which the text has been erased and provide their own text for the image. The product serves as their "letter from the editor."


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The Alabama State Port Authority reported revenue was a record $144.6 million for its fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 2012.
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The Alabama State Port Authority's board of directors has approved two measures that advance the development of the port's new intermodal container transfer facility.
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In fiscal year 2011, the cargo and vessel activity at the Port of Mobile contributed an estimated $22.3 billion in economic value to the state of Alabama, according to an economic impact study prepared by John C. Martin Associates.
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Despite flat steel and coal prices, the Port of Mobile continues to invest in infrastructure that will strengthen its cap
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The largest ship in the Port of Mobile's history called at its APM Terminals Mobile facility today, the Alabama State Port Authority reported.
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James K. Lyons, long-time head of the Port of Mobile, returned to work on Friday after a temporary leave of absence.
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The subject pretty much says it all. We went through the Peckerhead Hall of Fame the night before, but I won't bother uploading and sharing those :) I will throw in a couple pictures of the stadium though.
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New Picture Perfect Episode Featuring Photographer Christopher Anderson
We are excited to introduce a new episode of Picture Perfect with photographer Christopher Anderson. In this episode, we sit down with Anderson at his studio in Brooklyn to learn more about his past projects, including the life-changing assignment he took on for The New York Times Magazine in 1999. We then follow Anderson all over New York City as he captures the people and stories within the city in new and intimate ways as part of his work for New York Magazine.
Anderson is a member of Magnum Photos and internationally recognized for his emotionally charged photographs that cross the boundaries of documentary and art photography. Born in Kelowna, British Columbia Canada in 1970, Anderson grew up in Abilene, Texas, where his interest in photography grew after an early job out of university printing pictures for The Dallas Morning News. He gained recognition in 1999 when he boarded a handmade wooden boat with Haitian refugees to document their attempt to sail to America. The boat, named Believe In God, sank in the Caribbean. In 2000, the images from that harrowing journey received the Robert Capa Gold Medal.
Anderson is also known for his work as a war photographer. His images from Afghanistan, Iraq, Lebanon and the conflict in Israel have also received international acclaim. In 2004, he traveled to Venezuela to document the self-described "revolution" of Hugo Chavez. The resulting book, Capitolio (RM 2009), was named one of the best photographic books of 2010 at the Kassels Photobook Festival, and has since been turned into a groundbreaking app for iPhone and iPad. In our exclusive bonus footage, Anderson gives us a tour of an exhibition of portraits of New York-based war photographers. He explains that he made the photographs on the weekend after Tim Hetherington and Chris Hondros' death in Libya and gives us a glimpse into this very tight community. The show opened as a benefit to RISC, an organization that was started by Sebastian Junger and whose aim is to make things safer for photographers and journalists on the front lines.
Anderson was one of the early members of the agency VII, formed by legendary photographers James Nachtwey and Antonin Kratochvil. He joined Magnum Photos in 2005. He has served as a contract photographer for Newsweek and National Geographic Magazine, and is currently the first ever "Photographer in Residence" at New York Magazine.
THIS Visits: The Impossible Project
10 minutes isn't enough to scratch the surface of what The Impossible Project is, and what it means to millions of Polaroid enthusiasts. Conceived at the closing party of the last Polaroid factory, The Impossible Project completely re-invented the process of creating instant film specifically for Polaroid cameras. A daunting task for sure, but one that they've been at since 2008.
THIS Visits: The Impossible Project
10 minutes isn't enough to scratch the surface of what The Impossible Project is, and what it means to millions of Polaroid enthusiasts. Conceived at the closing party of the last Polaroid factory, The Impossible Project completely re-invented the process of creating instant film specifically for Polaroid cameras. A daunting task for sure, but one that they've been at since 2008.
Photo geeks rejoice as THIS Visits the Impossible Project's US offices and showroom with Impossible Vice President, Mr. David Bias.
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The Ari Marcopoulos Camera Bag comes with Now is Forever, a limited-edition book of unpublished Ari Marcopoulos photographs.
Now is Forever takes the form of a travelogue with images from Italy, Japan, United States, France and England. Ari Marcopoulos looks for the familiar in everything; in doing so, he creates one new place out of many.
Project Space Presents: "Now is Forever"
Project Space will host an opening reception for the exhibition "Now is Forever" featuring images from Ari Marcopoulos' new book of the same name. Now is Forever is a travelogue of previously unpublished photographs from around the world. Premiering for the first time at Project Space will be "Moroso Crew", a 60-minute cinema vérité documentary Marcopoulos shot in 1992 on illegal drag racing in Brooklyn and the Bronx. The exhibition also celebrates the launch of the Camera Bag collaboration between Incase and Ari Marcopoulos, available mid October.
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Five Questions with Mike O'Meally and Felipe Lima
Mike O'Meally and Felipe Lima are responsible for the Paul Rodriguez visuals. Mike is a respected photographer and has shot some of our favorite skateboard photos, and Felipe is an up-and-coming filmmaker and has produced all our Curated by Arkitip videos.
I recently sat down with both and asked them 5 questions about the project…
Mike O'Meally
1. What equipment did you use for this shoot?
I used two Nikon F5's – film cameras, in case anyone forgot!
2. Have you shot with P-Rod before and what impressed you the most about P-Rod?
I have shot with Paul before on some Nike tours and also when he used to ride for City Stars back in the day. I think one thing that really made an impression on me is how calm he is, and also his speaking skills while doing interviews. He is one of the most eloquent young skaters I have heard.
3. How were you able to shoot during the TSA bag check?
Just by good old fashioned jedi mind tricks! I think a lot of it was luck, but presenting yourself in a way that you don't seem sketchy is a big help too
4. Which shot turned out the best?
I don't think I could say one particular shot, but there are some of him stretching in the back hall before the Dew Contest that I particularly liked, as well as some of the photos of him checking in curbside at LAX.
5. What project are you working on next?
Just focusing on some editorials for TWS Skateboarding and possible a project with the artist Phil Frost.
Felipe Lima
1. What equipment did you use for this shoot?
Sony HDR-FX1, Canon PowerShot TX1, iPhone (1st Gen) + Sonoma Wire Works FourTrack App, Audio-Technica AT835b Shotgun Microphone and Modified Cables.
2. Have you shot with P-Rod before and what impressed you the most about P-Rod?
Never shot Paul before – his zen is unbreakable! Airport security, endless interviews, dirty diapers… nothing shakes his focus or smile.
3. How were you able to shoot during the TSA bag check?
Small camera, selective deafness, and lots of charm ; )
4. Which shot turned out the best?
1:08. The shot's super short in the edit, but you can see the family resemblance in their faces and demeanors.
5. What project are you working on next?
Music video for The Soft Pack.


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A bit unsettling to parents? Yes. The end of innocence? Maybe. A predictor of future immoral conduct? Not at all. It's just typical behavior.
Young children lie for a number of reasons:
- To make themselves look better in the eyes of others because they don't feel good about themselves.
- To avoid facing the consequences of their wrongdoing.
- Faulty memory—when Kyle grabs a truck from Chris, he may already have forgotten that he grabbed it in the first place.
- Difficulty distinguishing between reality and fantasy.
You may be upset or even embarrassed to find your child is lying. And while lying should be discouraged, most children tend to lie at one time or another. When a child feels the need to lie, it can tell parents important information about the child. Try to understand the motivation behind a lie.
Children are less likely to lie if they feel their parents love them, even if their parents don't always approve of their behavior. It's important for parents to separate the deed from the doer and convey unconditional love.
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No Child Left Inside
Should kids get an hour of gym every day?
With physical activity as a proven brain booster, the Institute of Medicine is recommending that schools provide opportunities for at least 60 minutes of physical activity each day for students.
Since the passage of the No Child Left Behind law in 2001, 44 percent of school administrators report slashing big chunks of time from physical education, arts, and recess in order to boost classroom time for reading and math. Mandatory PE classes can help lower our nation's childhood obesity rates, increase brain power, and add a healthy dose of fun to our kids' school day, experts say.
A recent study by the Delaware Department of Education and the nonprofit Nemours Health & Prevention Services analyzed the records of more than 80,000 Delaware public-school students. It found that the kids who were more physically fit generally performed better on reading and math tests than their less-active peers.
Another study done by researchers at the University of Rome found that the test scores of 8-11 year olds improved by an average of 10 percent when they exercised right before an exam.
The Institute of Medicine recommends that PE be adopted as a core subject.
Do you think PE should be a core requirement?
Categories: GoodyBlog | Tags: brain booster, education, exams, Exercise, fitness, gym, health, no child left behind, PE, physical activity, physical education, research, study, tests
Rosie to the Rescue: The "Choice" To Work Or Not
Check out blog posts by multitalented mompreneur Rosie Pope every week at Parents.com!
I met a woman today who was beginning her last day of work. Her son had just turned 11 months old, and she had decided that her job just wasn't flexible enough for the work-life balance she wanted with her child. So after almost a year of angst, she decided to take the leap and put her successful career on hold.
I know a lot of women, and increasingly more men, who have made this decision, often to their surprise, after going back to work once their babies were born. I thought for a moment about what it would be like to decide not to work any more and to stay home with my three babies.
And that's when it hit me, surprisingly for the first time! I realized just how impossible that would be for me and, I imagine, for so many of you. I can just imagine walking into our HQ and into my husband's office (yes, we work together), sitting on the couch, and saying, "Honey, today is my last day." Aside from immediately pouring himself a stiff drink, he would also have to find my doppelganger—not an easy feat considering I may be the palest person to have ever walked the planet!
But in all seriousness, our company is still very much at the point where I need to continue working at it, and my kids rely on it for their livelihoods. If I am completely honest with myself, though, the lack of choice made me panic, and, in that moment, I felt more trapped than I have ever before. Until I remembered… I actually enjoy my job and feel so blessed to be able to do what I do. (Not to mention the look of complete panic on my husband's face when I threw the idea around the office in jest!)
But what about all the men and women who don't enjoy their jobs and can't make the choice to stay home for financial or other reasons? I started to feel trapped and panicked for all of them. It is not that either staying at home or working is better; it is simply that we'd all hope to be able to make that choice for ourselves and our families freely and not because of reasons like dollars and cents.
I meet many moms and dads who struggle with this; yet, I am often humbled by the businesses these individuals have started that allow them to work from home, or the ingenious ways they have structured their schedules to try to fit everything in. It is important, though, to know this goes both ways: There are stay-at-home moms who want to go back to work, just as there are working moms who want to stay home. The sad truth is that the choice is just not always there.
While I'm not in the position to choose not to work, it is my goal that all my hard work will mean that my daughter and sons will be able to have the choice to work or not when they get to be parents themselves one day. Working in part for "choice" (because I love what I do) and in part for my children relieves my panic. Being able to make a change for the better and for those that you love is empowering, and so, perhaps for a moment, I'll stop freaking out!
Categories: GoodyBlog, Must Read | Tags: Rosie Pope, Rosie to the Rescue, stay at home mom, work, working mother
10 Female Celebrity Breadwinners
This post was written by our friends at Celebrity Baby Scoop.
Mama brings home the bacon.
A recent survey found that more half of American women were considered the primary breadwinners in the family. So let's take a look at 10 celebrity moms who cash in at higher levels than their partners, from Jessica Alba, to Julia Roberts, to Gwen Stefani.
Jessica Alba:
Jessica Alba – mom of daughters Honor, 4, and Haven, 1 – has an estimated net worth of $20 million. While her husband Cash Warren is a Yale graduate and film producer, Jessica rakes in millions for her movie roles, and is now the co-owner of the Honest Company.
But Jessica is sure to give her lower-earning husband credit for her ongoing success. "My husband Cash has been integral in my development as an entrepreneur," she said.
Bethenny Frankel:
Former Real Housewives of New York star and SkinnyGirl Cocktails founder, Bethenny Frankel, pulled in a cool $12 million last year. The television star and entrepreneur – mom of 3-year-old daughter Bryn – has an estimated net worth of $25 million.
Bethenny's estranged husband, Jason Hoppy, has a much lower income as a pharmaceutical rep. Perhaps this was an issue in their "miserable" and short marriage?
Gwen Stefani:
British rockstar Gavin Rossdale and his band, Bush, broke up in 2002. But his rocker wife, Gwen Stefani, continues to be the front woman of No Doubt. And not to mention, she created her successful clothing line, L.A.M.B.
In 2008 alone, the mom-of-two earned $27 million. With an estimated net worth of $80 million, the mom of Kingston, 7, and Zuma, 4, really knows how to rake in the dough.
Drew Barrymore:
With her acting career and successful production company Flower Films, Drew Barrymore earned $12 in 2009. And her estimated net worth is a whopping $125 million.
Although Drew's new husband, Will Kopelman, is an art advisor and no stranger to wealth (he is the son of former Chanel CEO Arie Kopelman), his paychecks pale in comparison to those of his famous wife.
The pair are new parents to 7-month-old daughter Olive.
Reese Witherspoon:
With an Academy Award and numerous hit movies under her belt, it's no surprise that Reese Witherspoon – mom of Ava, 13, Deacon, 9, and Tennessee, 7 months – has an estimated net worth of $80 million.
While she was once wed to fellow actor Ryan Phillippe, and recently dated fellow A-lister Jake Gyllenhaal, she is now married to talent agent Jim Toth, whom does not earn multi-million dollar paychecks like his famous wife.
Jessica Simpson:
Jessica Simpson is one of the most famous singer-turned-entrepreneurs of all time.
The expectant mama has a lucrative fashion line, a Weight Watchers deal and a hosting gig on TV's Fashion Star, making her estimated net worth around $100 million.
Meanwhile, her fiancé Eric Johnson, a former NFL player, is not bringing home any known revenue at the moment. The couple expect their second child within weeks, and they are already parents to 1-year-old daughter Maxwell.
Kelly Ripa:
She's a former soap star that turned into a successful talk show host, holding her own next to Michael Strahan.
But Kelly Ripa - lucky in love after 17 years of marriage to her All My Children costar Mark Consuelos – is also incredibly wealthy, worth an estimated $75 million.
With Mark taking on the occasional hosting gigs, Kelly rakes in the dough for Mark and their three kids: Michael, nearly 16, Lola, nearly 12, and Joaquin, 10.
Natalie Portman:
Academy Award-winning actress Natalie Portman has been called one of Hollywood's most "bankable" actresses.
Her husband, ballet choreographer Benjamin Millepied, recently landed the new role of Director of Dance at the Paris Opera Ballet. But Natalie – mom to 1 1/2-year-old Aleph – is still the main breadwinner, with an estimated net worth of $32 million.
Mariah Carey:
Nick Cannon reportedly receives $70 thousand per episode of America's Got Talent. But that does not even compare to his wife, Mariah Carey, and her reported $18 million salary to join American Idol.
As one of the most successful female recording artists of all time, Mariah is worth an estimated $500 million, making her more than capable of providing a luxurious lifestyle for the couple's 2-year-old twins Moroccan and Monroe.
Julia Roberts:
Pretty Woman star Julia Roberts was ranked the fifth highest-paid actress by Forbes in 2011 and regularly pulls in double-digit figures for her movies.
After meeting on the set of 2000′s The Mexican, Julia and her hubby, cameraman Danny Moder, have welcomed three children: 8-year-old twins Finn and Hazel and Henry, 6.
But although Danny also works in the film industry, he doesn't even come close to his wife's estimated net worth of $140 million.
Celebrity Baby Scoop is one of the most popular blogs on the topic and the foremost provider of everything celebrity-baby, featuring baby fashion, baby names, baby trends and up-to-the-minute celebrity baby gossipand pics. Get all the latest news, updates, and photos about Hollywood's most beloved celebrity moms, dads and their babies. Who's the latest Tinseltown baby? Who's due next and who just announced a pregnancy? It's all on Celebrity Baby Scoop.
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Parents Daily News Roundup
Playground made from trash gets children back in the swing
Ruganzu Bruno and his troupe of fellow eco-artists created a playground made of recycled materials to raise awareness about environmental degradation. (via CNN)
Pregnancy Hormone May Predict Postpartum-Depression Risk
Levels of a stress hormone released by the placenta could predict a woman's risk of developing postpartum depression, new research suggests. (via Yahoo! News)
NYC School Principals Send Letter Refusing To Consider Recent State Test In Fall Admissions
Principals around New York City are fighting back against what they see as flawed state tests. (via Huffington Post)
Report: Nation's kids need to get more physical
The prestigious Institute of Medicine is recommending that schools provide opportunities for at least 60 minutes of physical activity each day for students and that PE become a core subject. (via Yahoo News)
Parents Argue School Is Violating Separation Of Church And State
Does teaching yoga in public schools violate the separation of church and state? That's what two parents are contending in a lawsuit against Encinitas Union School District in California. (via Huffington Post)
Categories: GoodyBlog | Tags: children, education, environment, Exercise, health, playground, postpartum depression, Pregnancy, research, school, standardized testing, standardized tests, study, yoga
American Baby's Baby Booty: Win a Pair of Toe Blooms
I am mildly obsessed with baby feet. Why must they be so chunky and squeezable?! I didn't love them so much until I had my own babies; now I can't get enough of them.
When I learned, last summer, that there are things called Toe Blooms that can make little feet look like they have flowers on them, I cracked up. And I also learned that "barefoot sandals" are a real thing, like for adults too. But I like the baby ones best.
Cut to this summer…I'm happy to say that four lucky babies will get a free pair of Toe Blooms (most popular with the girls) or Toe Buds (aimed more at little boys). Winners can tell us which they'd rather, flowers or flair! Each set is worth $20-$24.
For a chance to win, leave a comment below, up to one a day, between now and the end of the day on Wednesday, May 29th. We'll randomly choose four winners. If you comment, you should check back at 10 a.m. on Thursday, May 30, to see if you're one of our winners. You'll then have 5 days to send a direct message to American Baby magazine's Facebook page to accept the prize. (We'll also send Facebook messages to the winners, but note, our messages fall into your "other" message folder on Facebook, which can be a bit hard to find!)
You can read the official rules here. Enjoy the Memorial Day weekend. And goody luck!
Categories: Babies, Giveaways, GoodyBlog, Must Read | Tags: barefoot sandals, Toe Blooms
Parents Daily News Roundup
Doctors Save Ohio Toddler By 'Printing' Him An Airway Tube
In a medical first, doctors used plastic particles and a 3-D laser printer to create an airway splint to save the life of a baby boy who used to stop breathing nearly every day. It's the latest advance from the booming field of regenerative medicine, making body parts in the lab. (via Fox News)
Preschool Reportedly Bans Imaginary Superhero Play
Superheroes may no longer be making appearances in this preschool classroom. An unnamed preschool recently sent home a notice to parents, explaining that their children's "dangerously overactive" imaginations were forcing the school to ban some forms of imaginary play in the classroom, according to a post on Reddit. (via Huffington Post)
'Boys Will Be Boys' in U.S., But Not In Asia
A new study shows there is a gender gap when it comes to behavior and self-control in American young children — one that does not appear to exist in children in Asia. In the United States, girls had higher levels of self-regulation than boys. (via Science Daily)
Kyle Davis, Plaza Towers 3rd Grader Who Loved To Sing, Among Oklahoma Tornado Victims
Nicknamed "The Wall," 8-year-old Kyle Davis loved soccer and going to Monster Truck exhibitions at the fairgrounds with his grandfather. JaNae Hornsby, 9, loved to draw, sing, and be a big sister and cousin to her younger relatives. The two were among the young victims of Monday's monstrous tornado, their small bodies pulled from the rubble of Plaza Towers Elementary School after it was reduced to a massive heap of bricks and twisted metal. (via Huffington Post)
Chicago School Closings Vote: Board Of Education Votes To Shutter 50 Public Schools
The Chicago Board of Education voted Wednesday to close fifty Chicago Public schools, one of them delayed a year, in the nation's third-largest district making it the largest single wave of planned public school closures in U.S. history. After the vote, few schools were spared from the list of 54 schools originally proposed for closure. (via Huffington Post)
National Geographic Bee Puts Mass. Student On The Map
Quick question: Name the peak in Ecuador with a summit that marks the point farthest from Earth's center due to our planet's bulge at the equator.If you were Sathwik Karnik, a 12-year-old from Massachusetts, you'd know the answer is Chimborazo, and you'd have won the National Geographic Bee along with a $25,000 college scholarship. (via Washington Post)
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Take Control of Asthma
Watching your child struggle to breathe is one of the scariest things that a parent can endure. And for parents of asthma sufferers, this can be a constant looming threat.
Winter or spring, indoors or out, active or still, asthma triggers are everywhere. The list of culprits includes pollen, cold air, secondhand smoke, mold, dust mites, pet dander, and many more. And an average of one out of every 10 school-aged children has asthma, according to the Environmental Protection Agency. So how can you keep your kids safe?
In honor of Asthma Awareness Month this May, the EPA is offering free literature for parents and children to learn more about asthma and ways to control it. I especially love the adorable picture book, Why is Coco Orange, in which Coco the chameleon and his friends learn about air quality, and how to stay healthy when the air quality is bad. Coco's friends also learn to get help when they see Coco struggling to breathe, and Coco learns to sit down and use his inhaler when his asthma is triggered.
Along with these publications, the EPA also offers an Asthma Action Plan that breaks asthma symptoms into green, yellow, and red zones, and provides a list of ways to control things that make asthma symptoms worse.
Dr. Claire McCarthy provides some great tips in her article How to Manage Your Child's Asthma. As an asthma sufferer myself, I thought that I knew all there was to know about the disease, but I was surprised to learn that minimizing the use of antibacterial products and antibiotics can help reduce the risk of developing asthma.
Although there is no way to prevent the development of asthma, a solid plan of action can be a breath of fresh air for you and your child.
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Parents Daily News Roundup
Oklahoma Schools Lacked Consistent Tornado Shelter Rules
The two elementary schools leveled by the deadly tornado that swept through the Oklahoma City area Monday lacked designated safe rooms designed to protect children and teachers, despite state warnings that the absence of such facilities imperils lives. (via Huffington Post)
Surgery Offers Mixed Benefits For Kids' Sleep Apnea
A new study has confirmed that removing the tonsils and adenoids of children with obstructive sleep apnea can reduce sleepiness and improve the quality of life, but putting off the surgery might not hurt either. (via Reuters)
Chicago School Board To Vote On Mass School Closing
The Chicago Board of Education is due to vote on Wednesday on a controversial proposal to close 54 schools in the country's third-largest public school district in what would be the largest mass school closing in the nation. (via Reuters)
Aggressive Behavior Linked Specifically To Secondhand Smoke Exposure In Childhood
Children who are exposed to secondhand smoke in early childhood are more likely to grow up to physically aggressive and antisocial, regardless of whether they were exposed during pregnancy or their parents have a history of being antisocial, according to Linda Pagani and Caroline Fitzpatrick of the University of Montreal and its affiliated CHU Sainte-Justine hospital. No study to date has controlled for these factors. (via Science Daily)
Common Core Clash: AFT President Fires Back At State Education Officials
The head of a major teachers union fired back Tuesday at state education officials who had dismissed her call for a moratorium on stakes associated with new standardized state tests in public schools. Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, said Chiefs for Change, a small group of state education officials, was distorting her call for a moratorium on the use of new standardized tests based on Common Core standards to evaluate teachers and students. (via Washington Post)
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The Faux Leather Convertible Futon is stylish and sleek, fitting in well with modern furniture styles.
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Deadline for Presque Isle Deer Hunt Fast Approaching
By: Bill Palmer
Updated: December 3, 2012
Time is running out if you are planning to deer hunt on Presque Isle.
The hunt is planned for December 5th through the 7th to help keep the park's deer population in balance with the unique ecosystem of the peninsula.
Hunters can apply at the Tom Ridge Environmental Center by 2 pm Tuesday.
All slots have been filled for the first day, but day 2 and 3 are still open.