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I've been wanting to teach abroad ever since I can remember. Now w/my M.L.S. and M.S. done, I'm pursuing my dream!
Some of you may have seen this on today's Yahoo home page, but I thought I couldn't help but share - too funny what lack of sleep combined with live television can do! Happy Halloween!
Local haunted house characters startle news anchors on live TV. » Watch them scream
News anchors spooked
Hey everyone!
Still trying to make the transition to Multiply.com since I, along with lots of friends, are losing faith with Yahoo 360...except in the middle of "moving," I've been grading STACKS of midterms and essays:( They seem to multiply more than the people on the website!
Bear with me, and I will get to blogging and invites soon; btw, thank you to my 360 friends who will be on Multiply.com with me! Your friendship means a lot to me:)![]()
I'm definately liking my page so far, just have to add words to it! So many thoughts....so little time! See you all on Multiply real soon...this will serve as my last 360 entry. Bye for now...till we meet again on Multiply:)
Thu Oct 25, 1:38 PM ET
WASHINGTON - Buy these stamps, you will.
The Jedi master's stamp was originally part of a multi-stamp Star Wars set and is now available as an individual stamp following a public vote on which of that set should receive special attention.
Also on Thursday the post office released its annual Christmas and holiday stamps.
The set of four holiday stamps features classic wintertime knitting design imagery.
"The new holiday stamps provide another way for people to express warm winter greetings on all their mailings sent this season to family, friends or customers, " said Katherine C. Tobin, a member of the post office's governing board.
Inspired by traditional Norwegian sweaters, the stamps include a stag, a snow-dappled evergreen tree, a snowman sporting a top hat and a whimsical teddy bear.
The Christmas stamp is a traditional Madonna and child. This year's image is from Bernardino Luini's "Madonna of the Carnation," painted around 1515 and now part of the collection at the National Gallery of Art.
All of the new stamps carry the current 41-cent first-class rate and had their first day of issue ceremonies at a stamp show in new York.
Some of you may have seen this on Yahoo's home page, but if not, here is one hysterical feline!
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