Whitney Houston tour gear up for auction to cover fees
Speed of Sound plans an auction Tuesday of Whitney Houston 1999 world tour items to cover unpaid storage fees. The sale includes gravity gear such as black velvet bustiers, microphones, grand pianos, drum kits, and designer clothes stored in Irvington New Jersey. Court filings say Nippy Inc. owes Speed of Sound roughly 175000 to 200000 dollars after missed payments.
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Walters backs O'Donnell in feud with Trump
Barbara Walters defends Rosie O'Donnell on The View and denies telling Trump she did not want O'Donnell on the show. Trump commends Walters for a retraction but predicts ratings will rise as Rosie remains a focal point of tension.
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Pit Crew Training Speeds Up NASCAR Pit Stops
Teams recruit pit crew members from colleges and pro football to boost explosive speed and agility. Wood Brothers and Hendrick Motorsports pioneered timed, coordinated stops, with regular four to six car training sessions focusing on core strength and balance to gain precious seconds.
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Roush
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Dear Abby urges PTSD help for veterans in distress
Letter-writer urges support for soldiers with PTSD from Iraq and Afghanistan. The column cites the VA National Center for PTSD, recommends contacting Veterans Affairs resources, local bases, or community mental health services for immediate care and counseling.
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ASK AMY Learning new culture helps ease homesickness
A letter from Lonely asks how to cope after moving to Europe for her husband’s education. Amy advises explaining homesickness, suggesting a mass email if needed, and considering disconnecting the U S phone number to reduce costs. She urges embracing the culture and inviting visits.
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Behavioral change hinges on social support and policy shifts
Experts say lasting change comes from unrealized triggers and peer influence more than fear. Baltimore studies show group support and local leaders drive healthier habits, while city bans and pricing taxes push behavior. insurers raise rates for unhealthy choices and firms levy a junk food tax.
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