Brooks celebrate 50th anniversary with vow renewal
Edward and Janice Brooks renewed their vows for their 50th anniversary on August 2 2013 at Spring Chateau in Spring. Family and friends enjoyed dinner dancing and a fireworks display. They have three sons Edward Jr. in Spring Vincent and Tina in Chesapeake Virginia and Tony of Goodrich along with ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Evernote overview and add ons for digital note taking
Evernote is an all in one app for PC and Mac with its own cloud that syncs to iOS and Droid devices. It clips articles, imports notes, draws, adds PDFs, and signs PDFs within the app. The free version supports up to 250 notebooks with tagging and organization. premium at $5 monthly or $45 yearly raises storage, offline access, sharing, restores older versions, larger uploads, faster image recognition, and pin lock. Additional features include Evernote Food, Web Clipper, Peek, Penultimate, aJournal, EverClip, To Do, Reminders, and iCal events. For help, contact Lucy at tech notes 101 gmail com.
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Rotary seeks applicants for six week Brazil GSE trip
The Rotary Club of Livingston invites five applicants for a six week Group Study Exchange to Sao Paulo State Brazil from May 11 to June 10, 2014. The program, offered by Rotary International and Rotary District 5910, funds travel and cover meals lodging and group travel while in the host country. Applicants must be U S citizens ages 25 to 40 in early career stages residing in the sending district, with a Rotarian team leader, and ready for rigorous travel. Applications due Sept 30, contact John Delaney or visit rotary websites for details.
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Too much TV harms child development study finds
A 2012 study in Pediatrics reports American children face about four hours of background television daily. Despite typical eight month to eight year olds watching 80 minutes of TV, total exposure reaches around five hours, with younger, African American, or poorer children seeing even more.
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