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Settler funeral sparks Hebron clashes
BBC News The mother (2nd R) of 14-year-old Palestinian Nivin Musa Jamjoum mourns her daughter´s death with relatives 28 July 2002 at the Ahli hospital in the West Bank town of Hebron. Jamjoum was shot dead in the head by enraged Jewish settlers as they rampaged, guns ablaze, through the town following the funeral of an Israeli killed by Palestinian militants. AFP photo...
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Tommy to consider appeal
Sydney Morning Herald Tommy Suharto and his lawyers will Decide today whether to appeal a 15-year jail term handed down by a Malaysian court for murder and illegal weapons' possession, one of his lawyers said yesterday. AFP photo
Jakarta Indonesia Law Asia Photos
Plane crashes after take-off; at least 14 dead
Sydney Morning Herald A firefighter works at the site of a plane crash near Moscow´s Sheremetyevo airport 28 July 2002. An Ilyushin-86 aircraft crashed shortly after takeoff from Sheremetyevo, killing at least 14 people. AFP photo
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Powell dodges Pakistan democracy debate
The Times Of India Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf (L), talks to reporters as US Secretary of State Colin Powell looks on at the Presidential House in Islamabad, 28 July 2002. Powell´s visit is set to push for talks to end five decades of hostility between nuclear-armed neighbors India and Pakistan. AFP photo
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Bhutto Head of Pakistan Opposition
Las Vegas Sun Exiled former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto will remain head of Pakistan's main opposition party going into October parliamentary elections after she won a party ballot on Sunday.Bhutto was re-elected as chairperson of the Pakistan People's Party after running unopposed, party spokesman Farhatullah Babar told The Associated Press. (AFP photo)
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Iraq says it's ready for U.S. attack
Financial Times Iraqis and Arab foreign nationals burn American flags 28 July 2002 during a demonstration in the streets of Baghdad. Iraq´s parliament announced a campaign to mobilise the Iraqi people against the United States, which has stepped up threats to launch a military strike to topple President Saddam Hussein. AFP photo
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The saddest search of all...
News24 SA Yurko Rud (R), 7, lies in his bed at the reanimation department as his grandmother (no name avbl) cries at the children´s hospital in Lviv, 28 July 2002. Relatives are crowding hospital corridors seeking news of loved ones injured or missing when a jet crashed into spectators in western Ukraine, killing 83 in the world's worst air-show disaster. AFP photo
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Investor, would you like fries with that stock?
Baltimore Sun Wall Street is in trouble. This is your fault. Yes, I am talking to you, Mr. or Ms. Small Investor. Wall Street is getting sick and tired of your namby-pamby "wait and see" attitude toward the stock market. Wall Street wants you to show some courage and resume handing your money over to Wall Street. (AFP photo)
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Thousands of tourists watch Kilauea lava flow
The Bergen Record Glowing lava set trees afire and oozed into the ocean before dawn Saturday as thousands of spectators braved Kilauea Volcano's scalding spray to witness the spectacle.It is the most dangerous display of volcanic activity from Kilauea since 1995. Since the flow began May 12, the lava has triggered one major fire, burning more than 3,600 acres(AFP photo)
Volcano Hawaii Travel Smoking Next 20
Bush, Cheney: Cheshire cats of reform / As private citizens, did they do what they now disavow?
San Fransisco Chronicle The corporate-reform bill President Bush will sign into law this week would have made his own actions as a businessman a criminal offense. This is but the latest "Alice in Wonderland" aspect of the scandals rocking the business world, which have made the stock market an earthquake zone of late and have caused millions of people to rethink their retirement plans. (AFP file photo)
Sleaze Politics Washington Enron Photos
Yugoslavia Holds Local Elections
Las Vegas Sun About 100 ethnic Albanians wait in front of the polling station in Veliki Trnovac near Bujanovac during local elections 28 July 2002. Polls opened in three southern Serbian towns in the first test of last year´s peace accord ending more than 15 months of conflict between Belgrade and ethnic Albanian guerrillas. AFP PHOTO EPA / SASA DJORDJEVIC / SD fob .
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Rescuers begin hauling miners to safety
Swissinfo English Miners at the Quecreek Mine embrace early Sunday 28 July, 2002 after nine of their co-workers were rescued after being trapped in the mine since late Wednesday. At left is Larry Summerville, and Doug Custer is right. Both men were in the mine at the time of the accident, and escaped by being warned by the team of miners who were trapped. AFP PHOTO/POOL/Steve HELBER .
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news brief -- Anonymous, 07:47:09 08/04/02 Sun
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Mon, 29 Jul 2002
Settler funeral sparks Hebron clashes
BBC News The mother (2nd R) of 14-year-old Palestinian Nivin Musa Jamjoum mourns her daughter´s death with relatives 28 July 2002 at the Ahli hospital in the West Bank town of Hebron. Jamjoum was shot dead in the head by enraged Jewish settlers as they rampaged, guns ablaze, through the town following the funeral of an Israeli killed by Palestinian militants. AFP photo...
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Tommy to consider appeal
Sydney Morning Herald Tommy Suharto and his lawyers will Decide today whether to appeal a 15-year jail term handed down by a Malaysian court for murder and illegal weapons' possession, one of his lawyers said yesterday. AFP photo
Jakarta Indonesia Law Asia Photos
Plane crashes after take-off; at least 14 dead
Sydney Morning Herald A firefighter works at the site of a plane crash near Moscow´s Sheremetyevo airport 28 July 2002. An Ilyushin-86 aircraft crashed shortly after takeoff from Sheremetyevo, killing at least 14 people. AFP photo
Moscow Russia Planes Europe Photos
Powell dodges Pakistan democracy debate
The Times Of India Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf (L), talks to reporters as US Secretary of State Colin Powell looks on at the Presidential House in Islamabad, 28 July 2002. Powell´s visit is set to push for talks to end five decades of hostility between nuclear-armed neighbors India and Pakistan. AFP photo
Pakistan USA Asia India Photos
Bhutto Head of Pakistan Opposition
Las Vegas Sun Exiled former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto will remain head of Pakistan's main opposition party going into October parliamentary elections after she won a party ballot on Sunday.Bhutto was re-elected as chairperson of the Pakistan People's Party after running unopposed, party spokesman Farhatullah Babar told The Associated Press. (AFP photo)
Pakistan S Asia Politics Photos
Iraq says it's ready for U.S. attack
Financial Times Iraqis and Arab foreign nationals burn American flags 28 July 2002 during a demonstration in the streets of Baghdad. Iraq´s parliament announced a campaign to mobilise the Iraqi people against the United States, which has stepped up threats to launch a military strike to topple President Saddam Hussein. AFP photo
Iraq USA UN Washington Photos
The saddest search of all...
News24 SA Yurko Rud (R), 7, lies in his bed at the reanimation department as his grandmother (no name avbl) cries at the children´s hospital in Lviv, 28 July 2002. Relatives are crowding hospital corridors seeking news of loved ones injured or missing when a jet crashed into spectators in western Ukraine, killing 83 in the world's worst air-show disaster. AFP photo
Ukraine Europe Russia Transport Photos
Investor, would you like fries with that stock?
Baltimore Sun Wall Street is in trouble. This is your fault. Yes, I am talking to you, Mr. or Ms. Small Investor. Wall Street is getting sick and tired of your namby-pamby "wait and see" attitude toward the stock market. Wall Street wants you to show some courage and resume handing your money over to Wall Street. (AFP photo)
Economy US Markets Business Photos
Thousands of tourists watch Kilauea lava flow
The Bergen Record Glowing lava set trees afire and oozed into the ocean before dawn Saturday as thousands of spectators braved Kilauea Volcano's scalding spray to witness the spectacle.It is the most dangerous display of volcanic activity from Kilauea since 1995. Since the flow began May 12, the lava has triggered one major fire, burning more than 3,600 acres(AFP photo)
Volcano Hawaii Travel Smoking Next 20
Bush, Cheney: Cheshire cats of reform / As private citizens, did they do what they now disavow?
San Fransisco Chronicle The corporate-reform bill President Bush will sign into law this week would have made his own actions as a businessman a criminal offense. This is but the latest "Alice in Wonderland" aspect of the scandals rocking the business world, which have made the stock market an earthquake zone of late and have caused millions of people to rethink their retirement plans. (AFP file photo)
Sleaze Politics Washington Enron Photos
Yugoslavia Holds Local Elections
Las Vegas Sun About 100 ethnic Albanians wait in front of the polling station in Veliki Trnovac near Bujanovac during local elections 28 July 2002. Polls opened in three southern Serbian towns in the first test of last year´s peace accord ending more than 15 months of conflict between Belgrade and ethnic Albanian guerrillas. AFP PHOTO EPA / SASA DJORDJEVIC / SD fob .
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Rescuers begin hauling miners to safety
Swissinfo English Miners at the Quecreek Mine embrace early Sunday 28 July, 2002 after nine of their co-workers were rescued after being trapped in the mine since late Wednesday. At left is Larry Summerville, and Doug Custer is right. Both men were in the mine at the time of the accident, and escaped by being warned by the team of miners who were trapped. AFP PHOTO/POOL/Steve HELBER .
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news brief -- Anonymous, 07:23:11 08/04/02 Sun
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Settler funeral sparks Hebron clashes
BBC News The mother (2nd R) of 14-year-old Palestinian Nivin Musa Jamjoum mourns her daughter´s death with relatives 28 July 2002 at the Ahli hospital in the West Bank town of Hebron. Jamjoum was shot dead in the head by enraged Jewish settlers as they rampaged, guns ablaze, through the town following the funeral of an Israeli killed by Palestinian militants. AFP photo...
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Tommy to consider appeal
Sydney Morning Herald Tommy Suharto and his lawyers will Decide today whether to appeal a 15-year jail term handed down by a Malaysian court for murder and illegal weapons' possession, one of his lawyers said yesterday. AFP photo
Jakarta Indonesia Law Asia Photos
Plane crashes after take-off; at least 14 dead
Sydney Morning Herald A firefighter works at the site of a plane crash near Moscow´s Sheremetyevo airport 28 July 2002. An Ilyushin-86 aircraft crashed shortly after takeoff from Sheremetyevo, killing at least 14 people. AFP photo
Moscow Russia Planes Europe Photos
Powell dodges Pakistan democracy debate
The Times Of India Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf (L), talks to reporters as US Secretary of State Colin Powell looks on at the Presidential House in Islamabad, 28 July 2002. Powell´s visit is set to push for talks to end five decades of hostility between nuclear-armed neighbors India and Pakistan. AFP photo
Pakistan USA Asia India Photos
Bhutto Head of Pakistan Opposition
Las Vegas Sun Exiled former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto will remain head of Pakistan's main opposition party going into October parliamentary elections after she won a party ballot on Sunday.Bhutto was re-elected as chairperson of the Pakistan People's Party after running unopposed, party spokesman Farhatullah Babar told The Associated Press. (AFP photo)
Pakistan S Asia Politics Photos
Iraq says it's ready for U.S. attack
Financial Times Iraqis and Arab foreign nationals burn American flags 28 July 2002 during a demonstration in the streets of Baghdad. Iraq´s parliament announced a campaign to mobilise the Iraqi people against the United States, which has stepped up threats to launch a military strike to topple President Saddam Hussein. AFP photo
Iraq USA UN Washington Photos
The saddest search of all...
News24 SA Yurko Rud (R), 7, lies in his bed at the reanimation department as his grandmother (no name avbl) cries at the children´s hospital in Lviv, 28 July 2002. Relatives are crowding hospital corridors seeking news of loved ones injured or missing when a jet crashed into spectators in western Ukraine, killing 83 in the world's worst air-show disaster. AFP photo
Ukraine Europe Russia Transport Photos
Investor, would you like fries with that stock?
Baltimore Sun Wall Street is in trouble. This is your fault. Yes, I am talking to you, Mr. or Ms. Small Investor. Wall Street is getting sick and tired of your namby-pamby "wait and see" attitude toward the stock market. Wall Street wants you to show some courage and resume handing your money over to Wall Street. (AFP photo)
Economy US Markets Business Photos
Thousands of tourists watch Kilauea lava flow
The Bergen Record Glowing lava set trees afire and oozed into the ocean before dawn Saturday as thousands of spectators braved Kilauea Volcano's scalding spray to witness the spectacle.It is the most dangerous display of volcanic activity from Kilauea since 1995. Since the flow began May 12, the lava has triggered one major fire, burning more than 3,600 acres(AFP photo)
Volcano Hawaii Travel Smoking Next 20
Bush, Cheney: Cheshire cats of reform / As private citizens, did they do what they now disavow?
San Fransisco Chronicle The corporate-reform bill President Bush will sign into law this week would have made his own actions as a businessman a criminal offense. This is but the latest "Alice in Wonderland" aspect of the scandals rocking the business world, which have made the stock market an earthquake zone of late and have caused millions of people to rethink their retirement plans. (AFP file photo)
Sleaze Politics Washington Enron Photos
Yugoslavia Holds Local Elections
Las Vegas Sun About 100 ethnic Albanians wait in front of the polling station in Veliki Trnovac near Bujanovac during local elections 28 July 2002. Polls opened in three southern Serbian towns in the first test of last year´s peace accord ending more than 15 months of conflict between Belgrade and ethnic Albanian guerrillas. AFP PHOTO EPA / SASA DJORDJEVIC / SD fob .
Yugoslavia Election Kosovo Politics Photos
Rescuers begin hauling miners to safety
Swissinfo English Miners at the Quecreek Mine embrace early Sunday 28 July, 2002 after nine of their co-workers were rescued after being trapped in the mine since late Wednesday. At left is Larry Summerville, and Doug Custer is right. Both men were in the mine at the time of the accident, and escaped by being warned by the team of miners who were trapped. AFP PHOTO/POOL/Steve HELBER .
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Mon, 29 Jul 2002
Settler funeral sparks Hebron clashes
BBC News The mother (2nd R) of 14-year-old Palestinian Nivin Musa Jamjoum mourns her daughter´s death with relatives 28 July 2002 at the Ahli hospital in the West Bank town of Hebron. Jamjoum was shot dead in the head by enraged Jewish settlers as they rampaged, guns ablaze, through the town following the funeral of an Israeli killed by Palestinian militants. AFP photo...
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Tommy to consider appeal
Sydney Morning Herald Tommy Suharto and his lawyers will Decide today whether to appeal a 15-year jail term handed down by a Malaysian court for murder and illegal weapons' possession, one of his lawyers said yesterday. AFP photo
Jakarta Indonesia Law Asia Photos
Plane crashes after take-off; at least 14 dead
Sydney Morning Herald A firefighter works at the site of a plane crash near Moscow´s Sheremetyevo airport 28 July 2002. An Ilyushin-86 aircraft crashed shortly after takeoff from Sheremetyevo, killing at least 14 people. AFP photo
Moscow Russia Planes Europe Photos
Powell dodges Pakistan democracy debate
The Times Of India Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf (L), talks to reporters as US Secretary of State Colin Powell looks on at the Presidential House in Islamabad, 28 July 2002. Powell´s visit is set to push for talks to end five decades of hostility between nuclear-armed neighbors India and Pakistan. AFP photo
Pakistan USA Asia India Photos
Bhutto Head of Pakistan Opposition
Las Vegas Sun Exiled former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto will remain head of Pakistan's main opposition party going into October parliamentary elections after she won a party ballot on Sunday.Bhutto was re-elected as chairperson of the Pakistan People's Party after running unopposed, party spokesman Farhatullah Babar told The Associated Press. (AFP photo)
Pakistan S Asia Politics Photos
Iraq says it's ready for U.S. attack
Financial Times Iraqis and Arab foreign nationals burn American flags 28 July 2002 during a demonstration in the streets of Baghdad. Iraq´s parliament announced a campaign to mobilise the Iraqi people against the United States, which has stepped up threats to launch a military strike to topple President Saddam Hussein. AFP photo
Iraq USA UN Washington Photos
The saddest search of all...
News24 SA Yurko Rud (R), 7, lies in his bed at the reanimation department as his grandmother (no name avbl) cries at the children´s hospital in Lviv, 28 July 2002. Relatives are crowding hospital corridors seeking news of loved ones injured or missing when a jet crashed into spectators in western Ukraine, killing 83 in the world's worst air-show disaster. AFP photo
Ukraine Europe Russia Transport Photos
Investor, would you like fries with that stock?
Baltimore Sun Wall Street is in trouble. This is your fault. Yes, I am talking to you, Mr. or Ms. Small Investor. Wall Street is getting sick and tired of your namby-pamby "wait and see" attitude toward the stock market. Wall Street wants you to show some courage and resume handing your money over to Wall Street. (AFP photo)
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There are numerous reasons...but I think most are obvious just looking at this board. 1. COI. We don't compete based on who we know and what vendors we would use. I like going to a pageant where we know no one and can win anyway. Much more fun when I am not epected to kiss anyone else's behind. 2. Adult, out of date hairstyles. Has anyone actually looked at these kids? If you took them out of the context of pageant they would look like freaks. Their hair is a foot high and two feet wide and sprayed stiff. What is appealing about that? It is grossly out of date. Heck, the soap stars always had the biggest of hair, even when REAL big wasn't the thing and from what I see at the check out on the grocery isle (we don't watch television in my home) even they are with the times...wearing sleek blunt styles or short trendy ones. Big hair went out a long time ago. Stiff hair looks really un- natural. Why strive for this? 3. Makeup. I don't mind putting a touch of makeup on my child for stage lighting purposes, but come on ladies...your kids look 4 times their age and sometimes not even real. BTW, if your child's face looks plastic in a photogenic pic what is the point? 4. Photogenic pics. Is it even moral to make up young children to look like full grown made up women? I definitely do not think so. I've seen some photogenic pics at the state level that were actually really GOOD photogenic pics. (Not these guru pics) and the child looked like a child. These supposed national level pictures are just plain sad. There is someone selling a blue gingham hat and top for photoshoots on ebay and they posted the child's photogenic shot. It's horrific. While that child almost resembles a child (unlike many) the face looks plastic and the expression forced. Come on ladies...don't you think your children are beuatiful unless they are made up like that? Why else would you do it? 5. Competition. Every normal person who knows anything about children KNOWS that competition is not healthy for young children. When you get sucked into the glitz pageants you get sucked into the "have to win" syndrome. My daughter does natural and middle road pageants and does extremely well. I never even use the word win with her. I want her to have fun....anything else is just bonus.
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She won with her child, alot of them lost. I think it was bad to take that many to that director and then her child wins. Makes people think.
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Re: ISickening -- Anonymous, 19:28:43 07/28/02 Sun
Well, you were obviously not there. Thumper was excellent and the best one in the pageant. And overweight? I don't think so. Should have seen her! AWESOME. (NT) -- Anonymous, 20:01:52 07/28/02 Sun
All of Susan's kids did great. Regardless if they won a title or not. They also had a good time. Isn't that what matters? (NT) -- Anonymous, 20:04:39 07/28/02 Sun
OMG. not overweight? you need to look at those pics again. And susan has lightened her hair so much, it's white. she looked like crap! Won only because her mom was owed it. (NT) -- Anonymous, 20:24:37 07/28/02 Sun
which one is she? saw a few overweight girls in the pics at Gingerbread (NT) -- Anonymous, 20:31:12 07/28/02 Sun
You are just a jealous old witch. Thumper won because she was the best one there. Plain and simple. Get over your jealousy and get a life. (NT) -- Anonymous, 21:27:25 07/28/02 Sun
jealous? no way. The only way she wins is when directors make deals with SG. Gosh, I'd love my daughter to be "THAT GOOD" (NT) -- Anonymous, 21:48:15 07/28/02 Sun
You are just a jealous old witch. Thumper won because she was the best one there. Plain and simple. Get over your jealousy and get a life. (NT) -- Anonymous, 21:27:26 07/28/02 Sun
GREEN DRESS WITH NETTING ON THE ARMS. ONE PIC IS HUGGING A BOY (NT) -- Anonymous, 20:38:46 07/28/02 Sun
I didn't see any of Susan's girls getting "coached from the box " like the other so called names .. LOL What are you calling new ? (NT) -- Anonymous, 20:40:00 07/28/02 Sun
Re: I wonder how all those newbies that SG took to G'bread feel now? -- Anonymous, 22:13:16 07/28/02 Sun
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I bought a dress on line from a girl by the name of Amanda LaPere.. when i emailed her about the dress, i asked her if the dress doesn't fit when i receive it, will i be able to return it.. i was assured there would be no problem. So i sent her 650. for the dress and when it arrived it didn't fit my daughter so i emailed her that day, and told her i would be returning it the following day and it would arrive June 26th.. we'll it did ,and i couldn't reach her my email are my phone.. i left her several messages.. I was really upset we were suspose to do a pageant we had no dress and no money to purchase another one with.. we found another dress 2 days before we left to go to the pageant we had already paid for. She finally emailed me back the day before we left telling me she was out of town and when she got back on July the 10th she would pick up the dress from her post office and send me my money. we'll we got to the pageant and she was there.. so my daughter asked her about it.. after crowing.. she again assured us she would send us the money on the 10th.. we'll we got home and i was told by her post office she had not picked the dress up and they had try to deliver it three times and left three messages on her door.... so by this time i was really mad i emailed her and she emailed be back over a week later telling me her father had been sick and she would send my money!!! we'll we called her house this past tuesday and her mom had said she was at Gingerbread Nationals.. she was very rude and hung up on me.. but she didn't hang up all the way and i could her her talking to someone in there home telling them she had told a lie and Amanda hadn't left yet and how she knew i would just give up because it was to much trouble to sue them...... i couldn't believe this.. i was shocked!!!!! The dress has been at her post office since June 26 and now i was being hung up on!!! I'm really up set..I'm not quite sure the best way to handle people like this.. this is the very first time i've been burned.. i've always bought clothes over the internet!! Thanks for any advice!!!!!! Rhonda Nunn
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Re: I have a Question for everyone! -- Anonymous, 12:23:29 07/27/02 Sat
she is like that with coaching to. I tried to get my daughter an appointment with her for weeks and then when we finally picked a date she called and cancelled at the last minute (NT) -- Anonymous, 12:37:35 07/27/02 Sat
Re: I have emailed her several times to get my daughter a coaching appt too. I am glad I read this before she bothered answering me. I don't want to get in with a coach that would treat people this way. I was wondering why it was taking her so long to return my emails and phones messages. I guess we aren't the only ones being ignored (NT) -- Anonymous, 13:22:31 07/27/02 Sat
sounds to me like u should ask her 1 more time ! if she turns u down or again avoids u , u should prove her wrong and get a lawyer and sue!!! then with that money pay your attorney!then you'll have prooved her wrong and got your dress money back!!! if all goes well ,u might even have money 4 another dress!!! (NT) -- Anonymous, 17:01:43 07/28/02 Sun
Re: I have a Question for everyone! -- Anonymous, 14:07:06 07/27/02 Sat
How did you pay? check or Credit card? (NT) -- Anonymous, 07:18:27 07/28/02 Sun
I'd guess Amanda insisted on a money order that she cashed minutes after receiving it. The best way for this lady to get her money back is to keep this on the boards. Being shamed into doing the right thing isn't nice, but a public shaming will probably work and be the only way she'll ever get her money back. (NT) -- Anonymous, 08:20:09 07/28/02 Sun
I have a question for Rhonda. Is your daughter a woman's size. I thought Amanda was a woman any clothes she would have be a womans size???? (NT) -- Anonymous, 08:33:53 07/28/02 Sun
Re: I have a question for Rhonda. Is your daughter a woman's size. I thought Amanda was a woman any clothes she would have be a womans size???? -- Anonymous, 10:03:39 07/28/02 Sun
I am applauding you for getting this out to everyone. Coaches are to be role models for our children. I would not want to send my child to anyone who commits fraud or thinks it is ok to steal. Parents, continue to look around and find a coach who your child can look up to. This woman does not need to be aorund children. Have you tried the police? (NT) -- Anonymous, 10:00:07 07/28/02 Sun
I saw Amanda at GB this weekend and every time I saw her - all I could think about was how she ripped you off - SHAME ON YOU AMANDA!!! (NT) -- Anonymous, 12:16:58 07/28/02 Sun
SHE IS A CHEATING COACH TOO. SHE TAKES THE MONEY AND LEAVES THE COORDINATORS WITH THE BILLS. SHE IS ONLY IN THE BUSINESS FOR THE PEOPLE SHE CAN BRING TO TROY AND MICHAEL FOR PICTURES. SHE IS IN LOVE!!!! LOL! STAY AWAY! SHE IS A SPOILED RICH KID. (NT) -- Anonymous, 14:37:17 07/28/02 Sun
OH DEAR, DOESN'T MISSY GET MAD????? (NT) -- Anonymous, 14:49:29 07/28/02 Sun
T/ M LOVE RICH KIDS AND RICH MAMAS WHO WILL SPEND A FORTUNE. THAT IS HOW AL WIN WITH THEM. MONEY MONEY MONEY. (NT) -- Anonymous, 15:39:56 07/28/02 Sun
Re: I have a Question for everyone! -- Anonymous, 16:07:35 07/28/02 Sun
If I had a lot of money tied up like this, I'd be P.O'd too. The woman gave her name. It's not an anonymous post. And you never know what people will say, when they think no one can hear them. An ill father is no excuse. It didn't stop her from going to Texas and attend a pageant, now did it? I get tired of people trying to rationalize every situation just because it involves someone they like. Looks like you don't know these people that well after all. JMHO (NT) -- Anonymous, 16:18:13 07/28/02 Sun
You had to KNOW that the T/M groupie crud would get on here and rationalize for one of their own. It is sickening. There is no excuse for this at all. (NT) -- Anonymous, 17:46:58 07/28/02 Sun
Just because she has done you right doesn't mean she has done others the same. That can be said about the "Boys" also. Alot of coaches out there are in it for the money and that is all not for the child and when the money runs a tad short they may bite at you. Not a bash just a open mind. (NT) -- Anonymous, 17:52:20 07/28/02 Sun
TO Ohio pageant mom - when T/M turn their back on your when you stop giving them money or use someone else, you will find out just how mean they are. As for AL, this lady signed her name and I am sure she is telling the truth. I guess AL has been around T/M too long. imho (NT) -- Anonymous, 18:17:28 07/28/02 Sun
Re: TO Ohio pageant mom - when T/M turn their back on your when you stop giving them money or use someone else, you will find out just how mean they are. As for AL, this lady signed her name and I am sure she is telling the truth. I guess AL has been around T/M too long. imho -- Anonymous, 19:18:00 07/28/02 Sun
Re: I have a Question for everyone! RHONDA HOW DARE YOU DO THIS. YOU KNOW THAT AMANDA NEVER GOT THE DRESS BACK . SHE EMAILED AND CALLED YOU . YOU SENT THE DRESS THRU THE POST OFFICE. NO TRACKING NBR OR ANYTHING ANY FOOL WOULD KNOW BETTER. AMANDA DID NOT GET THE DRESS OR YOU WOULD HAVE YOUR MONEY. BACK OFF LADY AMANDA IS A KID. GEE (NT) -- Anonymous, 22:02:41 07/28/02 Sun
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Everyone keeps saying the pros will take all among lots of newbies. I havent heard any pro names yet. Let's hear some, Prove it!
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Re: Sunburst Nationals -- Anonymous, 19:57:58 07/28/02 Sun
Re: Sunburst Nationals -- Anonymous, 19:58:57 07/28/02 Sun
From what i hear, it is hard to tell what they will be looking for this year, seems one year they go all glitz pro, and the next they want newbie look. (NT) -- Anonymous, 20:33:29 07/28/02 Sun
Re: Sunburst Nationals -- Anonymous, 21:18:28 07/28/02 Sun
Subject: This is from the Glitz and Glamour Rebecca, Real nice huh?
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THOSE ARE THE TYPE OF PARENTS THAT WE NEED TO SEEE MORE OF. -- Rebecca, 06:47:39 07/28/02 Sun [1]
I do that ALL THE TIME - I wouldn't have it any other way. But I get bashed like hell on this board for being a child basher and a b&&ch. Go figure. Anyways, we were at HY and some of the winners were good, but for the most part, I did not agree with them. I had the little girl who won our group picked to win. She was cute, and modeling didn't count. (Not pro am but beauty walk). But a LOT of the smaller ones I did not agree with at ALL! I don't know what they were looking for. Some of them just plain looked lost on the stage. The two boys they pulled for Supreme were odd as well. The little Cover Girl who got so much was a doll. But the Grand, sorry, nope. Cellulite. And the hair was atrocious. Burned out, over bleached, short curls that literally hung in her face the whole time. You couldn't see her eyes. Some of these kids are going to be for a urprise at nationals. I would order a video of last years national if I were considering going. I really felt like MM in the 2-3 should have gotten a Supreme and MJ (2-3) should have at the very least placed higher. The queen in that group was a doll baby. Haven't seen her before, but from what I hear she just had a photo shoot, so I guess Glitz pageants need to watch for her! Cutie pie! And the 4-6 was a glitz kid. And the 10-12 was a Glitz kid (SHOULD HAVE BEEN THE **GRAND**!!! ANYONE AGREE WITH ME ON THAT ONE??? CK YOU'LL KICK BUTT AT NATIONALS!!) The littlest baby queen was a cutie, too. Lots of personality.
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what board is this from? please post addy thanks (NT) -- Anonymous, 17:49:00 07/28/02 Sun
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WOW, this is USC Darlene's daughter talking, LOL (NT) -- Anonymous, 21:05:29 07/28/02 Sun
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PEOPLE GET YOUR PRIORITIES STRAIGHT -- Anonymous, 15:47:25 08/01/02 Thu
Now here is how PAGEANT VENDORS WORK.
The vendors for h/m, photos,seamstresses, directors,etc. put their prices about 10 times higher than they should be. They want to be in pageants full time so they can let their children be full time PRO pageant kids. Therefore, the peon families pay for all this. Every time there is a pageant, we see the big vendors and director's kids win the big money and we all know they do this full time. NO part time or normal average income person can ever beat them. They know this and they play on that to rob these other people blind by making them think they are big dos if they pay the high prices. Man, this pageant business going on with the high priced vendors is the biggest money racket I ever saw. A crown won at a big national is no more important than a crown won at the smallest preliminary. Or at least that is the way it should be if people had their priorities in the right place.
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Plane crashes after take-off; at least 14 dead
Sydney Morning Herald A firefighter works at the site of a plane crash near Moscow´s Sheremetyevo airport 28 July 2002. An Ilyushin-86 aircraft crashed shortly after takeoff from Sheremetyevo, killing at least 14 people. AFP photo
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Powell dodges Pakistan democracy debate
The Times Of India Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf (L), talks to reporters as US Secretary of State Colin Powell looks on at the Presidential House in Islamabad, 28 July 2002. Powell´s visit is set to push for talks to end five decades of hostility between nuclear-armed neighbors India and Pakistan. AFP photo
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Bhutto Head of Pakistan Opposition
Las Vegas Sun Exiled former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto will remain head of Pakistan's main opposition party going into October parliamentary elections after she won a party ballot on Sunday.Bhutto was re-elected as chairperson of the Pakistan People's Party after running unopposed, party spokesman Farhatullah Babar told The Associated Press. (AFP photo)
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Iraq says it's ready for U.S. attack
Financial Times Iraqis and Arab foreign nationals burn American flags 28 July 2002 during a demonstration in the streets of Baghdad. Iraq´s parliament announced a campaign to mobilise the Iraqi people against the United States, which has stepped up threats to launch a military strike to topple President Saddam Hussein. AFP photo
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News24 SA Yurko Rud (R), 7, lies in his bed at the reanimation department as his grandmother (no name avbl) cries at the children´s hospital in Lviv, 28 July 2002. Relatives are crowding hospital corridors seeking news of loved ones injured or missing when a jet crashed into spectators in western Ukraine, killing 83 in the world's worst air-show disaster. AFP photo
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Thousands of tourists watch Kilauea lava flow
The Bergen Record Glowing lava set trees afire and oozed into the ocean before dawn Saturday as thousands of spectators braved Kilauea Volcano's scalding spray to witness the spectacle.It is the most dangerous display of volcanic activity from Kilauea since 1995. Since the flow began May 12, the lava has triggered one major fire, burning more than 3,600 acres(AFP photo)
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Bush, Cheney: Cheshire cats of reform / As private citizens, did they do what they now disavow?
San Fransisco Chronicle The corporate-reform bill President Bush will sign into law this week would have made his own actions as a businessman a criminal offense. This is but the latest "Alice in Wonderland" aspect of the scandals rocking the business world, which have made the stock market an earthquake zone of late and have caused millions of people to rethink their retirement plans. (AFP file photo)
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Yugoslavia Holds Local Elections
Las Vegas Sun About 100 ethnic Albanians wait in front of the polling station in Veliki Trnovac near Bujanovac during local elections 28 July 2002. Polls opened in three southern Serbian towns in the first test of last year´s peace accord ending more than 15 months of conflict between Belgrade and ethnic Albanian guerrillas. AFP PHOTO EPA / SASA DJORDJEVIC / SD fob .
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Rescuers begin hauling miners to safety
Swissinfo English Miners at the Quecreek Mine embrace early Sunday 28 July, 2002 after nine of their co-workers were rescued after being trapped in the mine since late Wednesday. At left is Larry Summerville, and Doug Custer is right. Both men were in the mine at the time of the accident, and escaped by being warned by the team of miners who were trapped. AFP PHOTO/POOL/Steve HELBER .
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Plane crashes after take-off; at least 14 dead
Sydney Morning Herald A firefighter works at the site of a plane crash near Moscow´s Sheremetyevo airport 28 July 2002. An Ilyushin-86 aircraft crashed shortly after takeoff from Sheremetyevo, killing at least 14 people. AFP photo
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Powell dodges Pakistan democracy debate
The Times Of India Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf (L), talks to reporters as US Secretary of State Colin Powell looks on at the Presidential House in Islamabad, 28 July 2002. Powell´s visit is set to push for talks to end five decades of hostility between nuclear-armed neighbors India and Pakistan. AFP photo
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Bhutto Head of Pakistan Opposition
Las Vegas Sun Exiled former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto will remain head of Pakistan's main opposition party going into October parliamentary elections after she won a party ballot on Sunday.Bhutto was re-elected as chairperson of the Pakistan People's Party after running unopposed, party spokesman Farhatullah Babar told The Associated Press. (AFP photo)
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Iraq says it's ready for U.S. attack
Financial Times Iraqis and Arab foreign nationals burn American flags 28 July 2002 during a demonstration in the streets of Baghdad. Iraq´s parliament announced a campaign to mobilise the Iraqi people against the United States, which has stepped up threats to launch a military strike to topple President Saddam Hussein. AFP photo
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The saddest search of all...
News24 SA Yurko Rud (R), 7, lies in his bed at the reanimation department as his grandmother (no name avbl) cries at the children´s hospital in Lviv, 28 July 2002. Relatives are crowding hospital corridors seeking news of loved ones injured or missing when a jet crashed into spectators in western Ukraine, killing 83 in the world's worst air-show disaster. AFP photo
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Thousands of tourists watch Kilauea lava flow
The Bergen Record Glowing lava set trees afire and oozed into the ocean before dawn Saturday as thousands of spectators braved Kilauea Volcano's scalding spray to witness the spectacle.It is the most dangerous display of volcanic activity from Kilauea since 1995. Since the flow began May 12, the lava has triggered one major fire, burning more than 3,600 acres(AFP photo)
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Bush, Cheney: Cheshire cats of reform / As private citizens, did they do what they now disavow?
San Fransisco Chronicle The corporate-reform bill President Bush will sign into law this week would have made his own actions as a businessman a criminal offense. This is but the latest "Alice in Wonderland" aspect of the scandals rocking the business world, which have made the stock market an earthquake zone of late and have caused millions of people to rethink their retirement plans. (AFP file photo)
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Yugoslavia Holds Local Elections
Las Vegas Sun About 100 ethnic Albanians wait in front of the polling station in Veliki Trnovac near Bujanovac during local elections 28 July 2002. Polls opened in three southern Serbian towns in the first test of last year´s peace accord ending more than 15 months of conflict between Belgrade and ethnic Albanian guerrillas. AFP PHOTO EPA / SASA DJORDJEVIC / SD fob .
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Rescuers begin hauling miners to safety
Swissinfo English Miners at the Quecreek Mine embrace early Sunday 28 July, 2002 after nine of their co-workers were rescued after being trapped in the mine since late Wednesday. At left is Larry Summerville, and Doug Custer is right. Both men were in the mine at the time of the accident, and escaped by being warned by the team of miners who were trapped. AFP PHOTO/POOL/Steve HELBER .
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BBC News The mother (2nd R) of 14-year-old Palestinian Nivin Musa Jamjoum mourns her daughter´s death with relatives 28 July 2002 at the Ahli hospital in the West Bank town of Hebron. Jamjoum was shot dead in the head by enraged Jewish settlers as they rampaged, guns ablaze, through the town following the funeral of an Israeli killed by Palestinian militants. AFP photo...
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Plane crashes after take-off; at least 14 dead
Sydney Morning Herald A firefighter works at the site of a plane crash near Moscow´s Sheremetyevo airport 28 July 2002. An Ilyushin-86 aircraft crashed shortly after takeoff from Sheremetyevo, killing at least 14 people. AFP photo
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Powell dodges Pakistan democracy debate
The Times Of India Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf (L), talks to reporters as US Secretary of State Colin Powell looks on at the Presidential House in Islamabad, 28 July 2002. Powell´s visit is set to push for talks to end five decades of hostility between nuclear-armed neighbors India and Pakistan. AFP photo
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Bhutto Head of Pakistan Opposition
Las Vegas Sun Exiled former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto will remain head of Pakistan's main opposition party going into October parliamentary elections after she won a party ballot on Sunday.Bhutto was re-elected as chairperson of the Pakistan People's Party after running unopposed, party spokesman Farhatullah Babar told The Associated Press. (AFP photo)
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Iraq says it's ready for U.S. attack
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The saddest search of all...
News24 SA Yurko Rud (R), 7, lies in his bed at the reanimation department as his grandmother (no name avbl) cries at the children´s hospital in Lviv, 28 July 2002. Relatives are crowding hospital corridors seeking news of loved ones injured or missing when a jet crashed into spectators in western Ukraine, killing 83 in the world's worst air-show disaster. AFP photo
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Thousands of tourists watch Kilauea lava flow
The Bergen Record Glowing lava set trees afire and oozed into the ocean before dawn Saturday as thousands of spectators braved Kilauea Volcano's scalding spray to witness the spectacle.It is the most dangerous display of volcanic activity from Kilauea since 1995. Since the flow began May 12, the lava has triggered one major fire, burning more than 3,600 acres(AFP photo)
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Bush, Cheney: Cheshire cats of reform / As private citizens, did they do what they now disavow?
San Fransisco Chronicle The corporate-reform bill President Bush will sign into law this week would have made his own actions as a businessman a criminal offense. This is but the latest "Alice in Wonderland" aspect of the scandals rocking the business world, which have made the stock market an earthquake zone of late and have caused millions of people to rethink their retirement plans. (AFP file photo)
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Yugoslavia Holds Local Elections
Las Vegas Sun About 100 ethnic Albanians wait in front of the polling station in Veliki Trnovac near Bujanovac during local elections 28 July 2002. Polls opened in three southern Serbian towns in the first test of last year´s peace accord ending more than 15 months of conflict between Belgrade and ethnic Albanian guerrillas. AFP PHOTO EPA / SASA DJORDJEVIC / SD fob .
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Rescuers begin hauling miners to safety
Swissinfo English Miners at the Quecreek Mine embrace early Sunday 28 July, 2002 after nine of their co-workers were rescued after being trapped in the mine since late Wednesday. At left is Larry Summerville, and Doug Custer is right. Both men were in the mine at the time of the accident, and escaped by being warned by the team of miners who were trapped. AFP PHOTO/POOL/Steve HELBER .
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Plane crashes after take-off; at least 14 dead
Sydney Morning Herald A firefighter works at the site of a plane crash near Moscow´s Sheremetyevo airport 28 July 2002. An Ilyushin-86 aircraft crashed shortly after takeoff from Sheremetyevo, killing at least 14 people. AFP photo
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Powell dodges Pakistan democracy debate
The Times Of India Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf (L), talks to reporters as US Secretary of State Colin Powell looks on at the Presidential House in Islamabad, 28 July 2002. Powell´s visit is set to push for talks to end five decades of hostility between nuclear-armed neighbors India and Pakistan. AFP photo
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Bhutto Head of Pakistan Opposition
Las Vegas Sun Exiled former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto will remain head of Pakistan's main opposition party going into October parliamentary elections after she won a party ballot on Sunday.Bhutto was re-elected as chairperson of the Pakistan People's Party after running unopposed, party spokesman Farhatullah Babar told The Associated Press. (AFP photo)
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Iraq says it's ready for U.S. attack
Financial Times Iraqis and Arab foreign nationals burn American flags 28 July 2002 during a demonstration in the streets of Baghdad. Iraq´s parliament announced a campaign to mobilise the Iraqi people against the United States, which has stepped up threats to launch a military strike to topple President Saddam Hussein. AFP photo
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The saddest search of all...
News24 SA Yurko Rud (R), 7, lies in his bed at the reanimation department as his grandmother (no name avbl) cries at the children´s hospital in Lviv, 28 July 2002. Relatives are crowding hospital corridors seeking news of loved ones injured or missing when a jet crashed into spectators in western Ukraine, killing 83 in the world's worst air-show disaster. AFP photo
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News24 SA Yurko Rud (R), 7, lies in his bed at the reanimation department as his grandmother (no name avbl) cries at the children´s hospital in Lviv, 28 July 2002. Relatives are crowding hospital corridors seeking news of loved ones injured or missing when a jet crashed into spectators in western Ukraine, killing 83 in the world's worst air-show disaster. AFP photo
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Plane crashes after take-off; at least 14 dead
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Powell dodges Pakistan democracy debate
The Times Of India Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf (L), talks to reporters as US Secretary of State Colin Powell looks on at the Presidential House in Islamabad, 28 July 2002. Powell´s visit is set to push for talks to end five decades of hostility between nuclear-armed neighbors India and Pakistan. AFP photo
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Iraq says it's ready for U.S. attack
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News24 SA Yurko Rud (R), 7, lies in his bed at the reanimation department as his grandmother (no name avbl) cries at the children´s hospital in Lviv, 28 July 2002. Relatives are crowding hospital corridors seeking news of loved ones injured or missing when a jet crashed into spectators in western Ukraine, killing 83 in the world's worst air-show disaster. AFP photo
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Thousands of tourists watch Kilauea lava flow
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Bush, Cheney: Cheshire cats of reform / As private citizens, did they do what they now disavow?
San Fransisco Chronicle The corporate-reform bill President Bush will sign into law this week would have made his own actions as a businessman a criminal offense. This is but the latest "Alice in Wonderland" aspect of the scandals rocking the business world, which have made the stock market an earthquake zone of late and have caused millions of people to rethink their retirement plans. (AFP file photo)
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Yugoslavia Holds Local Elections
Las Vegas Sun About 100 ethnic Albanians wait in front of the polling station in Veliki Trnovac near Bujanovac during local elections 28 July 2002. Polls opened in three southern Serbian towns in the first test of last year´s peace accord ending more than 15 months of conflict between Belgrade and ethnic Albanian guerrillas. AFP PHOTO EPA / SASA DJORDJEVIC / SD fob .
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Rescuers begin hauling miners to safety
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Bhutto Head of Pakistan Opposition
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Iraq says it's ready for U.S. attack
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News24 SA Yurko Rud (R), 7, lies in his bed at the reanimation department as his grandmother (no name avbl) cries at the children´s hospital in Lviv, 28 July 2002. Relatives are crowding hospital corridors seeking news of loved ones injured or missing when a jet crashed into spectators in western Ukraine, killing 83 in the world's worst air-show disaster. AFP photo
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Thousands of tourists watch Kilauea lava flow
The Bergen Record Glowing lava set trees afire and oozed into the ocean before dawn Saturday as thousands of spectators braved Kilauea Volcano's scalding spray to witness the spectacle.It is the most dangerous display of volcanic activity from Kilauea since 1995. Since the flow began May 12, the lava has triggered one major fire, burning more than 3,600 acres(AFP photo)
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Yugoslavia Holds Local Elections
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Rescuers begin hauling miners to safety
Swissinfo English Miners at the Quecreek Mine embrace early Sunday 28 July, 2002 after nine of their co-workers were rescued after being trapped in the mine since late Wednesday. At left is Larry Summerville, and Doug Custer is right. Both men were in the mine at the time of the accident, and escaped by being warned by the team of miners who were trapped. AFP PHOTO/POOL/Steve HELBER .
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Plane crashes after take-off; at least 14 dead
Sydney Morning Herald A firefighter works at the site of a plane crash near Moscow´s Sheremetyevo airport 28 July 2002. An Ilyushin-86 aircraft crashed shortly after takeoff from Sheremetyevo, killing at least 14 people. AFP photo
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Powell dodges Pakistan democracy debate
The Times Of India Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf (L), talks to reporters as US Secretary of State Colin Powell looks on at the Presidential House in Islamabad, 28 July 2002. Powell´s visit is set to push for talks to end five decades of hostility between nuclear-armed neighbors India and Pakistan. AFP photo
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Bhutto Head of Pakistan Opposition
Las Vegas Sun Exiled former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto will remain head of Pakistan's main opposition party going into October parliamentary elections after she won a party ballot on Sunday.Bhutto was re-elected as chairperson of the Pakistan People's Party after running unopposed, party spokesman Farhatullah Babar told The Associated Press. (AFP photo)
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Iraq says it's ready for U.S. attack
Financial Times Iraqis and Arab foreign nationals burn American flags 28 July 2002 during a demonstration in the streets of Baghdad. Iraq´s parliament announced a campaign to mobilise the Iraqi people against the United States, which has stepped up threats to launch a military strike to topple President Saddam Hussein. AFP photo
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The saddest search of all...
News24 SA Yurko Rud (R), 7, lies in his bed at the reanimation department as his grandmother (no name avbl) cries at the children´s hospital in Lviv, 28 July 2002. Relatives are crowding hospital corridors seeking news of loved ones injured or missing when a jet crashed into spectators in western Ukraine, killing 83 in the world's worst air-show disaster. AFP photo
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Thousands of tourists watch Kilauea lava flow
The Bergen Record Glowing lava set trees afire and oozed into the ocean before dawn Saturday as thousands of spectators braved Kilauea Volcano's scalding spray to witness the spectacle.It is the most dangerous display of volcanic activity from Kilauea since 1995. Since the flow began May 12, the lava has triggered one major fire, burning more than 3,600 acres(AFP photo)
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Bush, Cheney: Cheshire cats of reform / As private citizens, did they do what they now disavow?
San Fransisco Chronicle The corporate-reform bill President Bush will sign into law this week would have made his own actions as a businessman a criminal offense. This is but the latest "Alice in Wonderland" aspect of the scandals rocking the business world, which have made the stock market an earthquake zone of late and have caused millions of people to rethink their retirement plans. (AFP file photo)
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Yugoslavia Holds Local Elections
Las Vegas Sun About 100 ethnic Albanians wait in front of the polling station in Veliki Trnovac near Bujanovac during local elections 28 July 2002. Polls opened in three southern Serbian towns in the first test of last year´s peace accord ending more than 15 months of conflict between Belgrade and ethnic Albanian guerrillas. AFP PHOTO EPA / SASA DJORDJEVIC / SD fob .
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Rescuers begin hauling miners to safety
Swissinfo English Miners at the Quecreek Mine embrace early Sunday 28 July, 2002 after nine of their co-workers were rescued after being trapped in the mine since late Wednesday. At left is Larry Summerville, and Doug Custer is right. Both men were in the mine at the time of the accident, and escaped by being warned by the team of miners who were trapped. AFP PHOTO/POOL/Steve HELBER .
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Settler funeral sparks Hebron clashes
BBC News The mother (2nd R) of 14-year-old Palestinian Nivin Musa Jamjoum mourns her daughter´s death with relatives 28 July 2002 at the Ahli hospital in the West Bank town of Hebron. Jamjoum was shot dead in the head by enraged Jewish settlers as they rampaged, guns ablaze, through the town following the funeral of an Israeli killed by Palestinian militants. AFP photo...
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Plane crashes after take-off; at least 14 dead
Sydney Morning Herald A firefighter works at the site of a plane crash near Moscow´s Sheremetyevo airport 28 July 2002. An Ilyushin-86 aircraft crashed shortly after takeoff from Sheremetyevo, killing at least 14 people. AFP photo
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Powell dodges Pakistan democracy debate
The Times Of India Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf (L), talks to reporters as US Secretary of State Colin Powell looks on at the Presidential House in Islamabad, 28 July 2002. Powell´s visit is set to push for talks to end five decades of hostility between nuclear-armed neighbors India and Pakistan. AFP photo
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Bhutto Head of Pakistan Opposition
Las Vegas Sun Exiled former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto will remain head of Pakistan's main opposition party going into October parliamentary elections after she won a party ballot on Sunday.Bhutto was re-elected as chairperson of the Pakistan People's Party after running unopposed, party spokesman Farhatullah Babar told The Associated Press. (AFP photo)
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Iraq says it's ready for U.S. attack
Financial Times Iraqis and Arab foreign nationals burn American flags 28 July 2002 during a demonstration in the streets of Baghdad. Iraq´s parliament announced a campaign to mobilise the Iraqi people against the United States, which has stepped up threats to launch a military strike to topple President Saddam Hussein. AFP photo
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The saddest search of all...
News24 SA Yurko Rud (R), 7, lies in his bed at the reanimation department as his grandmother (no name avbl) cries at the children´s hospital in Lviv, 28 July 2002. Relatives are crowding hospital corridors seeking news of loved ones injured or missing when a jet crashed into spectators in western Ukraine, killing 83 in the world's worst air-show disaster. AFP photo
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Thousands of tourists watch Kilauea lava flow
The Bergen Record Glowing lava set trees afire and oozed into the ocean before dawn Saturday as thousands of spectators braved Kilauea Volcano's scalding spray to witness the spectacle.It is the most dangerous display of volcanic activity from Kilauea since 1995. Since the flow began May 12, the lava has triggered one major fire, burning more than 3,600 acres(AFP photo)
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Bush, Cheney: Cheshire cats of reform / As private citizens, did they do what they now disavow?
San Fransisco Chronicle The corporate-reform bill President Bush will sign into law this week would have made his own actions as a businessman a criminal offense. This is but the latest "Alice in Wonderland" aspect of the scandals rocking the business world, which have made the stock market an earthquake zone of late and have caused millions of people to rethink their retirement plans. (AFP file photo)
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Yugoslavia Holds Local Elections
Las Vegas Sun About 100 ethnic Albanians wait in front of the polling station in Veliki Trnovac near Bujanovac during local elections 28 July 2002. Polls opened in three southern Serbian towns in the first test of last year´s peace accord ending more than 15 months of conflict between Belgrade and ethnic Albanian guerrillas. AFP PHOTO EPA / SASA DJORDJEVIC / SD fob .
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Rescuers begin hauling miners to safety
Swissinfo English Miners at the Quecreek Mine embrace early Sunday 28 July, 2002 after nine of their co-workers were rescued after being trapped in the mine since late Wednesday. At left is Larry Summerville, and Doug Custer is right. Both men were in the mine at the time of the accident, and escaped by being warned by the team of miners who were trapped. AFP PHOTO/POOL/Steve HELBER .
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Settler funeral sparks Hebron clashes
BBC News The mother (2nd R) of 14-year-old Palestinian Nivin Musa Jamjoum mourns her daughter´s death with relatives 28 July 2002 at the Ahli hospital in the West Bank town of Hebron. Jamjoum was shot dead in the head by enraged Jewish settlers as they rampaged, guns ablaze, through the town following the funeral of an Israeli killed by Palestinian militants. AFP photo...
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Plane crashes after take-off; at least 14 dead
Sydney Morning Herald A firefighter works at the site of a plane crash near Moscow´s Sheremetyevo airport 28 July 2002. An Ilyushin-86 aircraft crashed shortly after takeoff from Sheremetyevo, killing at least 14 people. AFP photo
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Powell dodges Pakistan democracy debate
The Times Of India Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf (L), talks to reporters as US Secretary of State Colin Powell looks on at the Presidential House in Islamabad, 28 July 2002. Powell´s visit is set to push for talks to end five decades of hostility between nuclear-armed neighbors India and Pakistan. AFP photo
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Bhutto Head of Pakistan Opposition
Las Vegas Sun Exiled former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto will remain head of Pakistan's main opposition party going into October parliamentary elections after she won a party ballot on Sunday.Bhutto was re-elected as chairperson of the Pakistan People's Party after running unopposed, party spokesman Farhatullah Babar told The Associated Press. (AFP photo)
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Iraq says it's ready for U.S. attack
Financial Times Iraqis and Arab foreign nationals burn American flags 28 July 2002 during a demonstration in the streets of Baghdad. Iraq´s parliament announced a campaign to mobilise the Iraqi people against the United States, which has stepped up threats to launch a military strike to topple President Saddam Hussein. AFP photo
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The saddest search of all...
News24 SA Yurko Rud (R), 7, lies in his bed at the reanimation department as his grandmother (no name avbl) cries at the children´s hospital in Lviv, 28 July 2002. Relatives are crowding hospital corridors seeking news of loved ones injured or missing when a jet crashed into spectators in western Ukraine, killing 83 in the world's worst air-show disaster. AFP photo
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Thousands of tourists watch Kilauea lava flow
The Bergen Record Glowing lava set trees afire and oozed into the ocean before dawn Saturday as thousands of spectators braved Kilauea Volcano's scalding spray to witness the spectacle.It is the most dangerous display of volcanic activity from Kilauea since 1995. Since the flow began May 12, the lava has triggered one major fire, burning more than 3,600 acres(AFP photo)
Volcano Hawaii Travel Smoking Next 20
Bush, Cheney: Cheshire cats of reform / As private citizens, did they do what they now disavow?
San Fransisco Chronicle The corporate-reform bill President Bush will sign into law this week would have made his own actions as a businessman a criminal offense. This is but the latest "Alice in Wonderland" aspect of the scandals rocking the business world, which have made the stock market an earthquake zone of late and have caused millions of people to rethink their retirement plans. (AFP file photo)
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Yugoslavia Holds Local Elections
Las Vegas Sun About 100 ethnic Albanians wait in front of the polling station in Veliki Trnovac near Bujanovac during local elections 28 July 2002. Polls opened in three southern Serbian towns in the first test of last year´s peace accord ending more than 15 months of conflict between Belgrade and ethnic Albanian guerrillas. AFP PHOTO EPA / SASA DJORDJEVIC / SD fob .
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Rescuers begin hauling miners to safety
Swissinfo English Miners at the Quecreek Mine embrace early Sunday 28 July, 2002 after nine of their co-workers were rescued after being trapped in the mine since late Wednesday. At left is Larry Summerville, and Doug Custer is right. Both men were in the mine at the time of the accident, and escaped by being warned by the team of miners who were trapped. AFP PHOTO/POOL/Steve HELBER .
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Plane crashes after take-off; at least 14 dead
Sydney Morning Herald A firefighter works at the site of a plane crash near Moscow´s Sheremetyevo airport 28 July 2002. An Ilyushin-86 aircraft crashed shortly after takeoff from Sheremetyevo, killing at least 14 people. AFP photo
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Powell dodges Pakistan democracy debate
The Times Of India Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf (L), talks to reporters as US Secretary of State Colin Powell looks on at the Presidential House in Islamabad, 28 July 2002. Powell´s visit is set to push for talks to end five decades of hostility between nuclear-armed neighbors India and Pakistan. AFP photo
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Las Vegas Sun Exiled former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto will remain head of Pakistan's main opposition party going into October parliamentary elections after she won a party ballot on Sunday.Bhutto was re-elected as chairperson of the Pakistan People's Party after running unopposed, party spokesman Farhatullah Babar told The Associated Press. (AFP photo)
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Iraq says it's ready for U.S. attack
Financial Times Iraqis and Arab foreign nationals burn American flags 28 July 2002 during a demonstration in the streets of Baghdad. Iraq´s parliament announced a campaign to mobilise the Iraqi people against the United States, which has stepped up threats to launch a military strike to topple President Saddam Hussein. AFP photo
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News24 SA Yurko Rud (R), 7, lies in his bed at the reanimation department as his grandmother (no name avbl) cries at the children´s hospital in Lviv, 28 July 2002. Relatives are crowding hospital corridors seeking news of loved ones injured or missing when a jet crashed into spectators in western Ukraine, killing 83 in the world's worst air-show disaster. AFP photo
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Bush, Cheney: Cheshire cats of reform / As private citizens, did they do what they now disavow?
San Fransisco Chronicle The corporate-reform bill President Bush will sign into law this week would have made his own actions as a businessman a criminal offense. This is but the latest "Alice in Wonderland" aspect of the scandals rocking the business world, which have made the stock market an earthquake zone of late and have caused millions of people to rethink their retirement plans. (AFP file photo)
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Swissinfo English Miners at the Quecreek Mine embrace early Sunday 28 July, 2002 after nine of their co-workers were rescued after being trapped in the mine since late Wednesday. At left is Larry Summerville, and Doug Custer is right. Both men were in the mine at the time of the accident, and escaped by being warned by the team of miners who were trapped. AFP PHOTO/POOL/Steve HELBER .
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Powell dodges Pakistan democracy debate
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Iraq says it's ready for U.S. attack
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News24 SA Yurko Rud (R), 7, lies in his bed at the reanimation department as his grandmother (no name avbl) cries at the children´s hospital in Lviv, 28 July 2002. Relatives are crowding hospital corridors seeking news of loved ones injured or missing when a jet crashed into spectators in western Ukraine, killing 83 in the world's worst air-show disaster. AFP photo
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Thousands of tourists watch Kilauea lava flow
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Bush, Cheney: Cheshire cats of reform / As private citizens, did they do what they now disavow?
San Fransisco Chronicle The corporate-reform bill President Bush will sign into law this week would have made his own actions as a businessman a criminal offense. This is but the latest "Alice in Wonderland" aspect of the scandals rocking the business world, which have made the stock market an earthquake zone of late and have caused millions of people to rethink their retirement plans. (AFP file photo)
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Rescuers begin hauling miners to safety
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Plane crashes after take-off; at least 14 dead
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Powell dodges Pakistan democracy debate
The Times Of India Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf (L), talks to reporters as US Secretary of State Colin Powell looks on at the Presidential House in Islamabad, 28 July 2002. Powell´s visit is set to push for talks to end five decades of hostility between nuclear-armed neighbors India and Pakistan. AFP photo
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Bhutto Head of Pakistan Opposition
Las Vegas Sun Exiled former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto will remain head of Pakistan's main opposition party going into October parliamentary elections after she won a party ballot on Sunday.Bhutto was re-elected as chairperson of the Pakistan People's Party after running unopposed, party spokesman Farhatullah Babar told The Associated Press. (AFP photo)
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Iraq says it's ready for U.S. attack
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The saddest search of all...
News24 SA Yurko Rud (R), 7, lies in his bed at the reanimation department as his grandmother (no name avbl) cries at the children´s hospital in Lviv, 28 July 2002. Relatives are crowding hospital corridors seeking news of loved ones injured or missing when a jet crashed into spectators in western Ukraine, killing 83 in the world's worst air-show disaster. AFP photo
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Investor, would you like fries with that stock?
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Thousands of tourists watch Kilauea lava flow
The Bergen Record Glowing lava set trees afire and oozed into the ocean before dawn Saturday as thousands of spectators braved Kilauea Volcano's scalding spray to witness the spectacle.It is the most dangerous display of volcanic activity from Kilauea since 1995. Since the flow began May 12, the lava has triggered one major fire, burning more than 3,600 acres(AFP photo)
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Bush, Cheney: Cheshire cats of reform / As private citizens, did they do what they now disavow?
San Fransisco Chronicle The corporate-reform bill President Bush will sign into law this week would have made his own actions as a businessman a criminal offense. This is but the latest "Alice in Wonderland" aspect of the scandals rocking the business world, which have made the stock market an earthquake zone of late and have caused millions of people to rethink their retirement plans. (AFP file photo)
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Yugoslavia Holds Local Elections
Las Vegas Sun About 100 ethnic Albanians wait in front of the polling station in Veliki Trnovac near Bujanovac during local elections 28 July 2002. Polls opened in three southern Serbian towns in the first test of last year´s peace accord ending more than 15 months of conflict between Belgrade and ethnic Albanian guerrillas. AFP PHOTO EPA / SASA DJORDJEVIC / SD fob .
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Rescuers begin hauling miners to safety
Swissinfo English Miners at the Quecreek Mine embrace early Sunday 28 July, 2002 after nine of their co-workers were rescued after being trapped in the mine since late Wednesday. At left is Larry Summerville, and Doug Custer is right. Both men were in the mine at the time of the accident, and escaped by being warned by the team of miners who were trapped. AFP PHOTO/POOL/Steve HELBER .
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Reasons not to do Sunburst. BIG PRO SHOW..... -- Anonymous, 19:14:05 07/30/02 Tue
Why we don't do glitz pageants.... to Everyone July 30, 2002 14:12:4 (EDT) | Top | Bottom |
There are numerous reasons...but I think most are obvious just looking at this board. 1. COI. We don't compete based on who we know and what vendors we would use. I like going to a pageant where we know no one and can win anyway. Much more fun when I am not epected to kiss anyone else's behind. 2. Adult, out of date hairstyles. Has anyone actually looked at these kids? If you took them out of the context of pageant they would look like freaks. Their hair is a foot high and two feet wide and sprayed stiff. What is appealing about that? It is grossly out of date. Heck, the soap stars always had the biggest of hair, even when REAL big wasn't the thing and from what I see at the check out on the grocery isle (we don't watch television in my home) even they are with the times...wearing sleek blunt styles or short trendy ones. Big hair went out a long time ago. Stiff hair looks really un- natural. Why strive for this? 3. Makeup. I don't mind putting a touch of makeup on my child for stage lighting purposes, but come on ladies...your kids look 4 times their age and sometimes not even real. BTW, if your child's face looks plastic in a photogenic pic what is the point? 4. Photogenic pics. Is it even moral to make up young children to look like full grown made up women? I definitely do not think so. I've seen some photogenic pics at the state level that were actually really GOOD photogenic pics. (Not these guru pics) and the child looked like a child. These supposed national level pictures are just plain sad. There is someone selling a blue gingham hat and top for photoshoots on ebay and they posted the child's photogenic shot. It's horrific. While that child almost resembles a child (unlike many) the face looks plastic and the expression forced. Come on ladies...don't you think your children are beuatiful unless they are made up like that? Why else would you do it? 5. Competition. Every normal person who knows anything about children KNOWS that competition is not healthy for young children. When you get sucked into the glitz pageants you get sucked into the "have to win" syndrome. My daughter does natural and middle road pageants and does extremely well. I never even use the word win with her. I want her to have fun....anything else is just bonus.
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