Plea deal reached in Paula Deen extortion case
A change of plea hearing was set for Friday in the Paula Deen extortion case before Judge William T. Moore Jr. No details of the deal were filed. Prosecutors and defense declined to comment and other named parties pleaded not guilty to counts of using interstate communications to attempt extortion. The case follows Deen’s past admissions during a 2012 harassment suit. Elton John undergoes appendix surgery in Monaco.
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Dear Abby encourages nontraditional veterans to connect and adapt
A veteran nontraditional student writes Dear Abby about returning to college after 20 years in the service. The advice highlights campus veterans offices, American Legion and VFW chapters, dorm options, evening and online classes, and career services.
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Pope Ends Brazil Visit With Final Mass Appeal
An estimated 3 million people attended the popes final mass in Brazil as he wrapped up a five day visit. He urged followers to overcome apathy and become agents of change in the world.
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Ariel Castro pleads guilty to kidnapping charges in Ohio
Ariel Castro pleaded guilty to all charges in the decades long kidnapping of three women in Ohio. The report notes the event as part of a broader case and details the guilty plea outcome.
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Reluctant Wig-Wearer Seeks View on Masks and Authenticity
Dear Amy addresses a 70-year-old woman unsure if wearing a realistic gray wig masks her real self. The therapist’s stance is discussed, noting wearing a wig can be a confident choice when depression is controlled and self-image is authentic.
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Arai and the Rise of Computer Aided Ethnic Textile Design
The article recounts Arai learning dyeing and weaving in Kyoto, discovering a metal treated fabric’s flaws, and eight years at Gunma University developing a method to melt aluminum into woven gold and silver threads. He faced export lab failures, explored Mexican textile craft, and became a 1970s pioneer in using jacquard looms and computers to create distinctive ethnic patterns, praising Kiryu crafts.
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Coupon tips for back to school clearance buys at Walgreens
The write up urges setting aside money for season end clearance items for school. It highlights pennies on the dollar deals on supplies like paper, pencils, erasers, markers and notebooks and suggests buying extras for teachers. Specific deals include Paper Mate pens and pencils 29 cents, Sharpie markers 79 cents, and Wexford erasers four for $1. The author, Rachel Krych, promotes savings tips and notes her blog and compensation sources.
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