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| NEW ORLEANS -- As everyone in the family shivers from the cold, from Michigan all the way to New Orleans, Liz has gone to great lengths to stay warm. Specifically, she has gone to Africa. She left Thursday, Dec. 14, on a transatlantic cruise to the dark continent aboard a Renassaince Cruise Line vessel. First stop: a safari in Kenya at the world-famous Masai Mara National Game Reserve, where she'll get |
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| GHOST OF CHRISTMAS PAST: The year was 1972, and the Scott kids were given the opportunity to decorate the tree all by themselves, as evidenced by the lack of ornaments above the 4-foot mark. They were so excited, neither Liz nor Art had the heart to tell them that as soon as they went to sleep, the tree was re-decorated. ________________________________________ |
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| "Explore the palm forests on Praslin and sample the sweet meat of the rare coco de mer (sea coconut)." Next, she'll fly to Luxor, Egypt, where she'll spend a couple of days exploring Magdi's stomping grounds before heading back to the cold of the Western Hemisphere. At some point during the 16-day trip, she's going to spend some time Christmas shopping, since she put that task off until the last possible moment. "Everybody's going to get souvenirs this year," she said. |
| up-close and personal with leopards, elephants, giraffes, lions and rhinos in their natural habitat. After that, she'll spend nine days sailing among the Seychelles Islands. "Take a moment to inhale the sweet perfume of the native orchids at Mahe's Botanical Gardens," the travel literature says. |
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| BludUndEisen, Ga. Peaches fight for title |
| COVINGTON-- After starting the fantasy football season with a 1-4 record, the Georgia Peaches are continuing their miraculous rebound, this weekend earning a spot in the title game. The Peaches, coached by Judy and Mick, will face off with BludUndEisen, the powerhouse coached by Bobby. BludUndEisen earned its spot in the title game by defeating Betsy and Shane's strangebrew. The Peaches beat the top-seeded A-Team, coached by Mike. The season isn't over yet for The A-Team and strangbrew, though. As the Peaches and BludUndEisen fight for the title, they will fight each other for respectability. The winner will finish in third place. The loser will finish fourth. In the consolation bracket, The Big Bad Mamas, coached by Lanie, and the charioteers, coached by Robbie and Magdi, will fight to be "King of the Losers," with the winner getting a fifth-place finish. The loser will finish sixth. |
| Web site gets its 1,000th visit COVINGTON, La. -- After almost a year of operation, the family Web page recently passed a milestone, logging its 1,000th guest. The Web site went online in February, and it has since offered more than 35 updates. "Well, I'm glad people are enjoying it and I'm glad to pass this milestone," Webmaster Mike said. "After all, it beats passing a gall stone." |
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