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What's HappeningChristmas Nights of Light at Storybook Island Dec. 26-29 at Rapid City’s Storybook Island. Storybook Island becomes a winter wonderland from 5:30- 8:30 p.m. at the children’s play area at 1301 Sheridan Lake Road. Check out all of your favorite storybook characters dressed up in lights for the holiday season.
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Deadwood SnoCross Shootout Jan. 22-23 at Days of ’76 Rodeo Grounds in Deadwood. The ISOC Amsoil Championship SnoCross Series hits the Black Hills for the third annual Deadwood SnoCross Shootout. More than 150 of the top professional SnoCross racers will on hand.
Mardi Gras Jan. 29-30 in Deadwood. Celebrate Mardi Gras with a weekend of free parades, costume contests, parties and live music.
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Everybody’s Talking!Airwaves: Musicians love getting together to jam. A guitaristmight pair up with a fiddle player, or a bassist might get into thegroove with a bongo drummer. But it was an unlikely pairing of acellist and a beatboxer that got passengers clapping on a flight toDenver, Colorado (US). Beatboxing is a form of vocal percussion.The cellist was Francisco Vila, a professional musician, and thebeatboxer was a flight attendant named Maximilian. The two reallygot going on a classical piece led by Vila, and Maximilian kept upadmirably. The passengers thought the entertainment was wellworth the price of the airline ticket!Insect SOS: You would think people would understand thatthe police emergency number should be reserved for life-threatening incidents, such as a health crisis or a break-in.However, police regularly get some pretty weird and unnecessarycalls on the emergency line asking for help. For example,a woman in North Yorkshire, England, called police becauseher ex-partner wrapped up a jar of stick insects and gave it totheir children as a gift. The woman informed police that shewould bring the jar to the station for disposal. The cops refusedto cooperate and instead gave the caller a lecture about theappropriate use of the emergency number.Clown act: A bank in the prairie city of Winnipeg, Manitoba,Canada, was the scene of robbery by an unusual felon – a clown.The man under the mask demanded $16,000 while pointingwhat appeared to be a gun at the teller. It didn’t take long forthe police canine unit to nab the perpetrator, Rondell McGarrettJohnson from the US, who was found with a bag containing thecostume, a fake gun, and the money. The Canadian court gavethe thief an eight-year jail term, and once his term is up, he’ll beforced to take his "clown act" back to his home country.Curious items: Visitors to a museum in Melbourne, Australia,are intrigued by the array of artifacts on display. According to itswebsite, the Wunderkammer museum is filled with “scientificcuriosities, artifacts and ephemera.” It is interesting to note thatephemera refers to things that don’t have lasting value, but mayhave been useful for a short period of time. Therefore, it’s nosurprise for visitors to see such items as antique medical and dentalinstruments, steam engines, survey equipment, and sundials. It alsostocks insect, mineral, and fossil specimens. An assortment of itemsis available for purchase, making unique gifts for discerning buyers.
Quoteable Quotes"The bow too tensely strung is easily broken." - Publilius Syrus"It's fine to celebrate success, but it's more importantto heed the lessons of failure." - Bill Gates
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Trivia1. Which Native American leader rode in U.S. President
Teddy Roosevelt’s inaugural parade?2. What U.S. dance form uses metal plates on shoes to keep
rhythm?3. In what year was Gandhi assassinated, Israel founded, and
Harry Truman elected U.S. president? 4. What does an albatross symbolize?5. Who became official world heavyweight boxing champion
in 1970?(Flip bottom of page for answers)
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Everybody’s Talking!Airwaves: Musicians love getting together to jam. A guitaristmight pair up with a fiddle player, or a bassist might get into thegroove with a bongo drummer. But it was an unlikely pairing of acellist and a beatboxer that got passengers clapping on a flight toDenver, Colorado (US). Beatboxing is a form of vocal percussion.The cellist was Francisco Vila, a professional musician, and thebeatboxer was a flight attendant named Maximilian. The two reallygot going on a classical piece led by Vila, and Maximilian kept upadmirably. The passengers thought the entertainment was wellworth the price of the airline ticket!Insect SOS: You would think people would understand thatthe police emergency number should be reserved for life-threatening incidents, such as a health crisis or a break-in.However, police regularly get some pretty weird and unnecessarycalls on the emergency line asking for help. For example,a woman in North Yorkshire, England, called police becauseher ex-partner wrapped up a jar of stick insects and gave it totheir children as a gift. The woman informed police that shewould bring the jar to the station for disposal. The cops refusedto cooperate and instead gave the caller a lecture about theappropriate use of the emergency number.Clown act: A bank in the prairie city of Winnipeg, Manitoba,Canada, was the scene of robbery by an unusual felon – a clown.The man under the mask demanded $16,000 while pointingwhat appeared to be a gun at the teller. It didn’t take long forthe police canine unit to nab the perpetrator, Rondell McGarrettJohnson from the US, who was found with a bag containing thecostume, a fake gun, and the money. The Canadian court gavethe thief an eight-year jail term, and once his term is up, he’ll beforced to take his "clown act" back to his home country.Curious items: Visitors to a museum in Melbourne, Australia,are intrigued by the array of artifacts on display. According to itswebsite, the Wunderkammer museum is filled with “scientificcuriosities, artifacts and ephemera.” It is interesting to note thatephemera refers to things that don’t have lasting value, but mayhave been useful for a short period of time. Therefore, it’s nosurprise for visitors to see such items as antique medical and dentalinstruments, steam engines, survey equipment, and sundials. It alsostocks insect, mineral, and fossil specimens. An assortment of itemsis available for purchase, making unique gifts for discerning buyers.
Quoteable Quotes"The bow too tensely strung is easily broken." - Publilius Syrus"It's fine to celebrate success, but it's more importantto heed the lessons of failure." - Bill Gates
What’s Happening
Trivia1. Which Native American leader rode in U.S. President
Teddy Roosevelt’s inaugural parade?2. What U.S. dance form uses metal plates on shoes to keep
rhythm?3. In what year was Gandhi assassinated, Israel founded, and
Harry Truman elected U.S. president? 4. What does an albatross symbolize?5. Who became official world heavyweight boxing champion
in 1970?(Flip bottom of page for answers)
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Everybody’s Talking!Airwaves: Musicians love getting together to jam. A guitaristmight pair up with a fiddle player, or a bassist might get into thegroove with a bongo drummer. But it was an unlikely pairing of acellist and a beatboxer that got passengers clapping on a flight toDenver, Colorado (US). Beatboxing is a form of vocal percussion.The cellist was Francisco Vila, a professional musician, and thebeatboxer was a flight attendant named Maximilian. The two reallygot going on a classical piece led by Vila, and Maximilian kept upadmirably. The passengers thought the entertainment was wellworth the price of the airline ticket!Insect SOS: You would think people would understand thatthe police emergency number should be reserved for life-threatening incidents, such as a health crisis or a break-in.However, police regularly get some pretty weird and unnecessarycalls on the emergency line asking for help. For example,a woman in North Yorkshire, England, called police becauseher ex-partner wrapped up a jar of stick insects and gave it totheir children as a gift. The woman informed police that shewould bring the jar to the station for disposal. The cops refusedto cooperate and instead gave the caller a lecture about theappropriate use of the emergency number.Clown act: A bank in the prairie city of Winnipeg, Manitoba,Canada, was the scene of robbery by an unusual felon – a clown.The man under the mask demanded $16,000 while pointingwhat appeared to be a gun at the teller. It didn’t take long forthe police canine unit to nab the perpetrator, Rondell McGarrettJohnson from the US, who was found with a bag containing thecostume, a fake gun, and the money. The Canadian court gavethe thief an eight-year jail term, and once his term is up, he’ll beforced to take his "clown act" back to his home country.Curious items: Visitors to a museum in Melbourne, Australia,are intrigued by the array of artifacts on display. According to itswebsite, the Wunderkammer museum is filled with “scientificcuriosities, artifacts and ephemera.” It is interesting to note thatephemera refers to things that don’t have lasting value, but mayhave been useful for a short period of time. Therefore, it’s nosurprise for visitors to see such items as antique medical and dentalinstruments, steam engines, survey equipment, and sundials. It alsostocks insect, mineral, and fossil specimens. An assortment of itemsis available for purchase, making unique gifts for discerning buyers.
Quoteable Quotes"The bow too tensely strung is easily broken." - Publilius Syrus"It's fine to celebrate success, but it's more importantto heed the lessons of failure." - Bill Gates
What’s Happening
Trivia1. Which Native American leader rode in U.S. President
Teddy Roosevelt’s inaugural parade?2. What U.S. dance form uses metal plates on shoes to keep
rhythm?3. In what year was Gandhi assassinated, Israel founded, and
Harry Truman elected U.S. president? 4. What does an albatross symbolize?5. Who became official world heavyweight boxing champion
in 1970?(Flip bottom of page for answers)
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Which Native American leader rode in U.S. President
is available for purchase, making unique gifts for discerning buyers.
The bow too tensely strung is easily broken."
Children should sing Christmas carols in school as part of history classes, to teach the infl uence of God the Father, Jesus Christ the son, and the Holy Spirit on their lives and country. As Galatians says: “But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. Against such
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Lucky numbers this week: This week’s odds favor Scorpiowinners, with the luckiest number being 5.
Did You Know...'Mmm good: When a cook makes a white sauce, chancesare they are concocting a béchamel sauce, which is madefrom a roux of butter and flour mixed with milk. Béchamelsauce has its origins in French and Italian cuisines.Toronto skyline: The CN Tower in Toronto, Canada, wasthe tallest freestanding structure in the world when it was builtin 1976. Today, it places sixth. The tower attracts millions ofinternational visitors every year.Sandy place: The Thar Desert is located primarily in India,with about 15 percent of it located in Pakistan. It is the ninthlargest subtropical desert in the world, measuring 2.3 millionsquare kilometers (900,000 square miles).Long trip: Polar bears of the Arctic like to travel longdistances. They have been known to cover as much as470,000 square miles (600,000 square kilometers) over thecourse of a year.Turkey tune: "Jingle Bells" is probably one of the mostwidely-known Christmas carols in the United States andbeyond, but it wasn’t originally intended for Christmas. Thecarol was written in the 1800s by James Lord Pierpoint forthe American Thanksgiving.
On the Lighter SideWhat’s black and white and eats like a horse? A zebra.
A famous TV star was recognized by someone in the street.“Didn’t I see you on television last night?” asked the passer-by.“I’m sorry, I don’t know,” replied the star. “When I’m on TV,I can’t see out.”
Everyone learns from other people’s mistakes – none of ushas time to think them all up for ourselves.
It’s terribly bad luck to be superstitious.
If two is company, and three’s a crowd – what are four andfive? Nine. Answers
Trivia answers: 1. Geronimo 2. Tap dancing 3. 19484. Bad luck 5. Joe Frazier
ARIES(March 21 - April 20)
You may r e f l e c t oncurrent issues and wantto make decisions andplans for changes. Youmight not actually beready yet, but inspiration
could spark you in the near future.Lucky Numbers: 1, 3, 6, 9, 11, 12. TAURUS(April 21 - May 21)
You may need to rely onpeople that you respectand on whom you cantruly depend. You couldbenefit greatly fromreaching out to an older
relative who means a lot to you. LuckyNumbers: 12, 17, 18, 26, 27, 32. GEMINI(May 22 - June 21)
You want your personalpreferences to be appre-ciated and understood.Misunderstandings couldarise, especially if youfeel like you’re being
taken for granted. Lucky Numbers:22, 31, 38, 42, 48, 49. CANCER(June 22 - July 23)
Underlying changes inyour life may influenceadjustments in yourattitude. You might beable to perceive life froma better viewpoint, which
would help you obtain greater meaning.Lucky Numbers: 3, 5, 15, 18, 23, 25. LEO(July 24 - Aug. 23)
Seek help from others tofind new ways to expressyour feelings. You mayneed to confirm datathat could be of realpractical help to you in
reaching long-range goals. LuckyNumbers: 7, 17, 19, 29, 37, 47. VIRGO(Aug. 24 - Sept. 23)
Passions could be verystrong. You may be verydemanding of others’energy and affection.Tensions could erupt ifyou feel you have been
giving more than receiving. LuckyNumbers: 4, 5, 15, 16, 26, 27.
LIBRA(Sept. 24 - Oct. 23)
Y o u m a y f e e l p u l l e dbetween pleasing othersand expressing your desires.Your love rhythm couldaffect how positively yourrelationships progress. Look
past the immediate. Lucky Numbers:12, 16, 19, 26, 39, 42. SCORPIO(Oct. 24 - Nov. 22)
You might need to takesome time off to reflectmore deeply on yoursituation. You may gaina better idea of what isreally important to you
and be able to make changes. LuckyNumbers: 2, 5, 7, 25, 27, 30. SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 23 - Dec. 21)
You may feel your rela-tionships have becomemore superficial. Trans-form this by communi-cating your true feelingsclearly. You could attain
much more closeness if you do. LuckyNumbers: 14, 22, 27, 28, 34, 47. CAPRICORN(Dec. 22 - Jan. 20)
You’re normally verysympathetic, but thereare some whom youhave neglected. If youopen up to them, youmay gain a better appre-
ciation and rapport with them.Lucky Numbers: 5, 7, 9, 13, 16, 22. AQUARIUS(Jan. 21 - Feb. 19)
Influences from friendsshouldn’t set you on awrong path. You mightbe tempted to do some-thing which you ordinar-ily wouldn’t. Listen to
your gut feeling. Lucky Numbers:17, 21, 23, 27, 28, 29. PISCES(Feb. 20 - March 20)
You might seesaw betweentaking direct action andusing more subtle methods.A desire to break down oroverthrow existing con-ditions also could be part
of the picture. Lucky Numbers: 29, 30,35, 39, 40, 45.
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