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Brent and Becky's Bulbs: What eggs are on my daffodil foliage; bulb center plans fun events for all ages
Question: Any idea what these eggs are? I can find reference to something that bores into the base of the plant/bulb, and lays eggs, but nothing about on the tips of the leaves. And it's only on this one variety/clump. -- Betty F. Answer: Brent isn't...
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Wanda Caldwell
Wanda Faye Collins Caldwell, 85, wife of Donald Ray Caldwell, died Monday, April 29. She was born May 10, 1927, in Harrison County. She was the daughter of the late Ernest W. and Irene N. Thompson Collins. Mrs. Caldwell was a longtime resident of...Tags: Human Interest
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READER SUBMITTED: Twin Oaks Chooses Children's Advancement Fund As Beneficiary Of Donation
East HamptonChildren's Advancement Fund, Inc. was chosen to be the beneficiary of the Twin Oaks Software company's charitable donation made by the employees in honor of Autism Awareness month in April. Twin Oaks is a Berlin, based software company. In February of...Tags: Social Issues, Employees, Charity, Business Enterprises, March of Dimes Foundation
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The Mount and the Curve to honor Forney
Mount Aloysius College and the Altoona Curve are to join together to celebrate the life of Bo Forney. Forney was a sophomore at Mount Aloysius and a bat boy for the Curve. He died at the age of 21 on February 4. In memory of Forney, a percentage of...
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Council reviews potential smoking ban before a full house
The Sedalia Democrat, Sedalia, Mo.It was a full house at council chambers Monday during a special Sedalia City Council work session to discuss a possible smoking ban ordinance. After looking at similar ordinances in other cities including Lee's Summit, Warrensburg and Washington, city...Tags: Politics, Business, American Cancer Society, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Asthma
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Ingalls wins platinum-level AHA healthy worksite award
The Sun HeraldIngalls Shipbuilding is one of two companies in Mississippi to have received a Platinum Award in the American Heart Association's Fit-Friendly Worksite program. Southern Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company in Jackson is the other recipient. Platinum is...Tags: Employees, Manufacturing and Engineering, Healthy Diet, Shipbuilding, Labor Legislation
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Advocacy groups put pressure on Maine lawmakers to support Medicaid expansion
Bangor Daily News, MaineA coalition of advocacy groups, including AARP Maine, the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network and the American Heart Association, will launch newspaper and radio advertisements Tuesday urging legislators to support a plan that would allow the...Tags: Politics, Barack Obama, Health Insurance Cost, Government, American Cancer Society
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The Seattle Times Jerry Large column
Seattle TimesGood data can make for good decisions and policies as long as our various biases don't get in the way. Results of a Gallup Poll last week indicated Washington was the 11th most stressed-out state. That seems like something we might want to address,...Tags: Science, Science and Technology, Heart Disease, Diabetes, Gallup, Inc.
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Eat for your good health, and that of others too
The BladeIt's the great thing about charity events: You get to eat well while doing good. Take, by way of a convenient example, the Toledo Muscular Dystrophy Association's Summer Kickoff Fund-Raiser, which will be May 23 at the Toledo Country Club, 3849 River...Tags: Drugs and Medicines, Psychiatry, Tomatoes, Human Interest, Physical Conditions
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Kangogo, Wilt claim Heart Run victories
Anchorage Daily NewsFor the second year in a row, Jake Moe etched his name in the Alaska Heart Run record book, running a sizzling time Saturday that ranks as the fifth fastest in the history of Anchorage's annual rite of spring. Coupled with his effort last year, Moe owns...Tags: College Sports, Chicago Marathon, Heart Disease, Road Running, National Collegiate Athletic Association
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East Smart: Eggs can be part of nutritious diet
The Columbus DispatchWhen it comes to good nutrition, it's hard to beat an egg. They're high in protein, low in calories and cheap. For a time in the 1990s, eggs had a tarnished reputation because of their high cholesterol content, but now the American Heart Association...Tags: Salads, French Toast, Quiche, Lifestyle and Leisure, Foods and Beverages
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At the Heart Run, heartbreak inspires generosity
Anchorage Daily NewsThe Minions and the Bandits were out in strength Saturday at the Alaska Heart Run, two teams among dozens that brought heartbreaking stories and heartwarming intentions to the annual 5-kilometer race. "Minions" is the nickname Joe's Army gave itself,...Tags: Heart Disease, Heart Attack, Human Interest, Heart Problems, Hospitals and Clinics
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