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Remember to Put the Thanks in Giving

By Jim Webb Jr.

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appy Thanksgiving to all!

Please celebrate this amazing day of American gratitude as you choose to do so.

I am not trying to tell you how, or influence your decision regarding choosing a traditional or unconventional Thanksgiving celebration. I just want you to understand Governor-King Thomas Wolf and his Jester CDC Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine have absolutely zero authority to tell you how to spend the day.

I am tired of seeing our government overstepping their bounds and trying to guilt and scare people into compliance.

It is up to you to educate yourself and understand the risks versus rewards of the current COVID situation — as it should be for everyone that is a citizen of Lycoming County, the state of Pennsylvania, and the United States of America regarding personal rights provided by the Constitution. It is up to you to decide if you’re hosting that traditional Thanksgiving dinner, changing it a bit, traveling to someone else’s house, or just staying home alone. Whatever decision you make, even if you shut down Thanksgiving this year, I stand with you.

God Bless you.

Make sure to share the true meaning

of Thanksgiving with the children. Always begin with giving thanks and glory to our Almighty Father. Creator of all that is seen and unseen.

Make sure the young folks understand the blessing of sharing Thanksgiving Day with family, friends, and loved ones.

Most of all, explain the unconditional love of our God, who gave us his only son.

Through our Lord Jesus Christ, all good and eternal life is possible. I also like the idea of asking the children to add something in during the saying of Grace.

Please, on Thanksgiving, make sure no one is forgotten about, no matter how they choose to spend their day. Respect their wishes but find a way to share food, friendship, conversation, and caring.

Psalm 100 KJV: Make a joyful noise unto the Lord, all ye lands.

Serve the Lord with gladness: come before his presence with singing.

Know ye that the Lord he is God: it is he that hath made us, and not we ourselves; we are his people, and the sheep of his pasture.

Enter into his gates with thanksgiving, and into his courts with praise: be thankful unto him, and bless his name.

For the Lord is good; his mercy is everlasting; and his truth endureth to all generations.

Wear Red for Kyri 2020 Kyri Hall was a fine young gentleman who loved basketball. He was an honor roll student, a great athlete, and a team captain that led by example. He was beloved by all.

It’s hard to believe it’s been 14 years since his tragic passing.

This occurred while playing hoops for the Williamsport Millionaire’s 9th grade team during a scrimmage.

Through his mother’s efforts, Shantay Hall-Jason and Williamsport AD, Sean McCann, his contagious smile and love of life have carried on. The Williamsport Area School District’s Annual Kyri Hall Memorial 8th Grade Basketball Tournament features the best local hoop talent competing in memory of Kyri.

The other heartfelt tribute to Kyri is the community’s wearing of red every November 25th, marking the day of Kyri’s passing. The “I Wear Red for Kyri Remembrance” was started by his mother in 2009. As you should be receiving this week’s edition prior to our cover date due to the Thanksgiving holiday, please dress in some Red to honor his memory. Shantay would like me to pass on a “Thank you for remembering my angel, Kyri.” to all.

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Big Bucks Abound Good luck and safe hunting to all that will be hitting the woods for the tradition of the Pennsylvania whitetail rifle season. Remember to get those bucks entered into our 13th Annual Uncle Ron’s Monster Buck Contest. Details on page 55. It was great to see the fall archery season go out with such a bang as many Trophy whitetails got checked into the contest within the last couple of weeks.

A tip of my orange Webb Weekly hunting cap with the American Flag on the side to 9-yearold Lyla Smith.

The young lady harvested her first PA whitetail. A trophy 8-Point buck, sporting a 20” spread, 10 ¼” G2 tines, and scoring an estimated 140 by Boone and Crocket standards. Lyla, hunting with dad Corey, made a perfect shot with her crossbow at 18 yards. The day will provide memories for a lifetime for the father/daughter duo. Did I mention that Corey, earlier in the archery season, arrowed a trophy 9-Point? What a hunting season for the Smiths. I like Corey’s take on their success, “God is good and truly blessed us this year.” Again, congrats to both!

God Bless America.

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Happy Thanksgiving

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t’s time for my annual Thanksgiving list! As you join friends and family this Thanksgiving, take a moment to remember all the things you have to be thankful for this year. Times get tough, but there is always a bright side and listing them out often makes the bad seem a little better. I know this year has been tougher than most, but that’s all the more reason to remember what you are thankful for this year!

Steve and Kiddo. It’s always an adventure with y’all! Thank you for keeping every day interesting! <3 My family — we aren’t perfect, and not always as connected as we should be, but family is family — always.

Bulleit – my happy pupperface who just loves to love his family. You may get bigger than me, but you’ll always be my baby boy!

Tacocat – my constant companion and nighttime heater.

Dr. Chonkers – the newest addition to our crazy family — I hope you are enjoying your new home.

ALLLLLL of my houseplants! My new obsession makes our home a little more homey.

A comfy couch and fluffy blankets.

Books.

Kindle Unlimited, to make all those books a bit more affordable!

Sirius XM radio, for always keeping me entertained when I need it.

Spotify.

Infinitely entertaining Sub-Reddits.

A good internet connection.

Nicknames that make me smile.

Long drives in the country to clear my head.

RSVP Pens, because they are the best.

Snapchat filters, Steph because everyone looks Nordstrom cuter with antlers or cat ears.

Coffee.

Gnocchi and homemade sauce.

Tuesdays, because it is new book release day.

Friday nights at Riepstine’s.

Funny cat videos.

Tik Toks that make me giggle.

When your eyebrow game is strong.

When a recipe turns out exactly like it is supposed to.

Doritos.

Books on pre-order. I love a morning new book surprise.

Saturday trips to Target.

Good hair days.

Finding a really great foundation in just the right shade.

That Alexa is always ready to tell me the weather or play music.

Firesticks and Chromecast.

My Dutch oven.

Coffee. Please don’t underestimate how much I enjoy it.

Good bourbon and craft beer.

The Braves making it to the post-season — at least for a minute.

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My health.

The roof over my head.

The food in my fridge.

Comfy beds and feather pillows.

Cuddl Duds sheets.

The warm clothes in my closet.

Living in a small community that cares about each other.

A job that lets me write ridiculous Thanksgiving lists.

The brave men and women, past and present, for defending our freedom. Without their hard work and sacrifice, very little of this list would be possible.

One last thing. Webb Weekly’s success is dependent on small businesses. On that note, don’t forget that Saturday is Small Business Saturday. Please go out and patronize your local businesses. Successful local business leads to successful communities. Everyone wins when you support local business! This is probably more important than ever this year!

Did I mention coffee?

One last, last thing. Don’t forget the Blaise Alexander Christmas Fun Coloring Contest starts this week! Check out pages 18 and 19 for the details and coloring pages.

Also be sure to check out the lead story in the Holiday Gift Guide. The Chamber of Commerce is running an amazing promotion to help local businesses and you can win free stuff! That’s a win-win if I ever heard one! And be sure to enter the giveaway at buylocalwinlocal.com/webb!

If you need some gift ideas, please be sure to check out our Holiday Gift Guide in this issue!

Also, coffee.

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Rejoice always. Pray continually. stop reading this article. That Give thanks in all circumstances; would be a shame, because for this is God’s will for you in this article is about something Christ Jesus. I Thessalonians much bigger and far more 5:16-18 important. How can our eople often struggle nation be thankful when we with knowing God’s are so angry at each other? will for their life. Well, Ecclesiastes 1:9 puts our this is one time when current mess in perspective: God makes His will crystal Tim What has been will be again, clear. Christian, do you want Hartzell what has been done will be to be fully obedient to God’s done again; there is nothing will? Then rejoice, pray and give thanks new under the sun. So true.

— always. That’s right — no matter the We have been in messes before. The difficulties and trials — rejoice, pray Civil War lasted from 1861-1865. Four and give thanks. awful years. During the bloody conflict, As we approach Thanksgiving, and I hundreds of thousands of Americans reflect over this past year, I must confess were killed and wounded by their that I have sometimes fallen short of fellow Americans. It is estimated that this aspect of God’s will. Do I have 3,260,000 Americans took up arms excuses for my lack of thankfulness? against each other. I doubt that any of You bet I do! Let me give you the short us can comprehend such division and list: devastation.

I’ll begin with the pandemic that The Battle of Gettysburg took place is wreaking havoc across the globe. July 1-3, 1863. It was the bloodiest battle How can this world be thankful while of the war. Just three months later, on enduring a long season of sickness, October 3, 1863, President Abraham death, division and loss?

Lincoln proclaimed a national day of Next on my list of excuses — politics. Thanksgiving to be celebrated on the I’m not going to say anything more last Thursday in November. How on about it, because if I do, half of you will earth did President Lincoln summons

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extraordinary a nature that they cannot fail to penetrate and soften the heart which is habitually insensible to the everwatchful providence of Almighty God. In the midst of a civil war of unequaled magnitude and severity, which has sometimes seemed to foreign states to invite and provoke their aggressions, peace has been preserved with all nations, order has been maintained, the laws have been respected and obeyed, and harmony has prevailed everywhere, except in the theater of military conflict; while that theater has been greatly contracted by the advancing armies and

the strength and clarity necessary to be thankful during such an awful time?

The answer: He compiled a Thanksgiving list and then shared it with the nation in his proclamation.

His actions and his words reveal a deep and abiding faith in “the Most High God”. Here is his proclamation in its entirety: The year that is drawing toward its close has been filled with the blessings of fruitful fields and healthful skies. To these bounties, which are so constantly enjoyed that we are prone to forget the source from which they come, others have been added, which are of so

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navies of the Union.

Needful diversions of wealth and of strength from the fields of peaceful industry to the national defense have not arrested the plow, the shuttle, or the ship; the ax has enlarged the borders of our settlements, and the mines, as well of iron and coal as of the precious metals, have yielded even more abundantly than heretofore. Population has steadily increased, notwithstanding the waste that has been made in the camp, the siege, and the battlefield, and the country, rejoicing in the consciousness of augmented strength and vigor, is permitted to expect continuance of years with large increase of freedom.

No human counsel hath devised, nor hath any mortal hand worked out these great things. They are the gracious gifts of the Most High God, who while dealing with us in anger for our sins, hath nevertheless remembered mercy.

It has seemed to me fit and proper that they should be solemnly, reverently, and gratefully acknowledged as with one heart and one voice by the whole American people. I do, therefore, invite my fellow-citizens in every part of the United States, and also those who are at sea and those who are sojourning in foreign lands, to set apart and observe

the last Thursday of November next as a Day of Thanksgiving and Praise to our beneficent Father who dwelleth in the heavens. And I recommend to them that, while offering up the ascriptions justly due to Him for such singular deliverances and blessings, they do also, with humble penitence for our national perverseness and disobedience, commend to His tender care all those who have become widows, orphans, mourners, or sufferers in the lamentable civil strife in which we are unavoidably engaged, and fervently implore the interposition of the Almighty hand to heal the wounds of the nation, and to restore it, as soon as may be consistent with the Divine purposes, to the full enjoyment of peace, harmony, tranquility, and union.”

Friends, no matter how ugly life gets, there are always reasons to be thankful.

Complaining and arguing over the pandemic and politics will simply rob you and your family of peace and love.

Instead, rejoice in your blessings, pray over your loved ones, and give thanks in the midst of the mess. If you’re willing to follow God’s will, you and your loved ones will experience one of the best Thanksgiving holidays ever.

This is my prayer and hope for you.

Happy Thanksgiving!

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Who hasn’t elbowed their brother-in- Anne Taylor has fair isle sweater dresses law out of the way to get the first shower that are perfect for fall and will see you into winter. But really, any richly textured before the hot water was all used up?

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to keep you comfy over Thanksgiving.

And there’s also the brand Cuddl Duds available at Kohl’s; the name says it all, right? I’ve been eyeing up their top, pant, and sock sets but can’t decide between pink fair isle or gray plaid; I may have to get both. What’s attractive about a “set” versus knit separates is that it feels like you are putting effort into getting dressed, even though these pieces can double as sleepwear.

Speaking of sleepwear, don’t rule out spending this Thanksgiving in your PJs. Of course, I’m not actually suggesting you wear what you wore to bed for whatever your celebration looks like this year.

Instead, turn up the at-home glamour with a pair of silk pajamas, or what I like to call “glam jams”! J.Crew has a luxurious set in tulip pink, or check out their tartan and buffalo check sets for more autumnal flair. Victoria’s Secret has a satin and rhinestone button PJ set for some additional glam in your jams. Lean into the luxury and style of these plush pajamas with your finest jewelry, a bold red lip, and a dry martini.

Of course, you can’t get comfier than with t-shirts, leggings, and soft cardigans.

I love the idea of long-sleeved message tees like Life is Good’s “thankful & grateful” shirt, with fleece leggings and grandpa style cardigan from LL Bean. The Tee Shirt Place has a variety of graphic

Thanksgiving tees, ranging from funny to heartfelt that will work with either cotton or performance fabric leggings and a knubby handknitted style knit like Garnet Hill’s braided-rib cardigan. If you prefer a “hard” pant, then swap out leggings for fall-friendly corduroys from Levi’s or Landsend. A corduroy pant is also great for a post-meal walk, keeping you warm and comfy.

If you feel like embracing not only the cozy but also the silly, why not don a plush animal pajama one-piece? Walmart has jumpsuits for the whole family!

Pandas, lions, penguins, dinosaurs, even unicorns. You can really have a lot of fun while also being utterly comfortable.

Consider putting on a little animal play with your kids and sending videos to family and friends you would normally celebrate with for Thanksgiving.

While we will very much miss being with extended family, Aunt Laurie’s pies, the endless rounds of euchre, and our annual family portrait, it is a comfort to know that everyone is safe and healthy.

And it’s a bit of a relief to have a lowerstakes holiday, where we can laze about and spend the day being comfy and cozy.

Whether or not you’re also staying home or attending a smaller gathering than usual, consider some of the outfit ideas above and embrace hominess, snuggles, and comfort.

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But the convenience of premade foods has been compromised during the pandemic, when empty shelves have become the norm.

The pandemic has disrupted supply chains, slowed down shipping times and caused other interruptions. For some pet parents, this may mean that they are unable to get the dog foods they normally purchase before their existing supply runs out. Because of that uncertainty, it pays to learn which items in the pantry and refrigerator can serve as substitutes when commercial dog foods are unavailable.

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One of the easiest meals to put together on the spot is chicken and rice. In fact, when dogs are experiencing stomach issues, vets often suggest a temporary diet of bland, boiled chicken and rice. Lean beef or rotisserie chicken with the skin and bones removed are additional options. Many dogs like salmon or other fish as well.

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EVENTS Virtual Cooking Class: Thanksgiving Dessert & Leftover Ideas What: Join Chef Chris Grove, Executive Chef at Le Jeune Chef Restaurant, as he walks you through how to make his signature pumpkin panna cotta & then what do to with your Thanksgiving leftovers. There is no cost for this event. Registration is required.

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Thanksgiving Dinner What: Thanksgiving dinner. To go only.

Must be pre-orders by November 21st. Phone reservations at 570-327-8474.

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Where: Zafar Grotto, 381 E Second Ave., S. Williamsport.

Free Thanksgiving Dinner What: Free roasted turkey dinner with all the trimmings including dessert. Takeout or eat in — delivery available. Advance orders recommended, call 570-244-1870.

When: Thursday, November 26, 2020 from 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

Where: Montgomery Lions Hall, 35 South Main Street, Montgomery.

Drive-Thru Supper What: Drive-thru buckwheat cake and sausage supper.

When: Friday, November 27 from 10:00 a.m.6:00 p.m., or while supplies last.

Where: Unityville Volunteer Fire Company, 6187 State Route 42, Unityville.

Dinner What: Beer Battered or Broiled Haddock Dinner or Hot Roast Pork Sandwich Dinner Open to the public. You must wear a mask upon entry.

When: Friday, November 27, 2020, 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Where: Royal P. Steinbacher, American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport. Take out or eat in. Call 570-3270255 for take-out orders.

Vendor Sale What: Black Friday Collectibles - Expo / Vendor Sale. Sponsored by Steve’s Collectibles / Hunter’s Martial Arts. Collectibles of all kinds including toys (old & new), sport & trading cards, coins, comics, Pokémon, Star Wars, albums & more!

Vendors, crafters, etc. Food and drinks, fudge, baked goods and music. Organized by Steve Hunter - sthunter1314@comcast.net When: Black Friday - November 27, 2020 8:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.

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Reservations are required. Call 570-322-6986 for reservations. Masks are required.

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When: December 4th and 5th, from 8:00 a.m.3:00 p.m.

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Book Sale What: Friends of Muncy Library book sale.

When: Dec. 8th, from 3:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.

Where: Muncy Library, 108 S. Main St., Muncy.

Homeschool Meetup What: Homeschool Families Meetup: Homeschooling families or families interested in homeschooling are invited to meet and make new friends, receive support and information, and enjoy our state parks. Pack camp chairs, drinks & lunch. Hosted by Lycoming & Clinton Counties Home Educators Association. For more info: www.LCCHEA.com or find us on Facebook.

When: 1st & 3rd Tuesday of the month, through December, weather permitting from 10:00 a.m.2:00 p.m.

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When: November 7th to Dec. 2nd. Hours are Mon., Tues., Thurs., and Fri., from 9:00 a.m.2:00 p.m.; Wednesday from 9:00 a.m.-6:45 p.m. and Saturday 8:30 a.m.-11:45 a.m.

Where: West End Christian Community Center, 901 Diamond Street, Williamsport.

Christmas Candy Sale What: Christmas candy sale — Peanut Butter Meltaways.

When: Now until December 22, 2020. Call 570323-6297 to place order. Or stop by and visit our Clothes Closet/Thrift Shop or try our Soup Kitchen.

Where: West End Christian Community Center, 901 Diamond Street, Williamsport.

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The Bald Eagle Art League What: Figure drawing class with a live, clothed model. Bring your own drawing materials. This event is free and open to the public.

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With Heartfelt Thanks We Say Good-Bye. For 35 years the Newberry Lioness Club has proudly served and supported the greater Williamsport community and beyond and it is now time to say a final farewell. In 2019 our Lioness Club learned of a change being made to our organization from our parent club Lions International. Effective in 2021 Lions International will no longer allow our club to operated as a Lioness Club.

They mandated our options would be to continue operating as part of a local Lions Club or go defunct. It was with much thought and consideration after receiving this news that a decision needed to be made. In light of many factors that were considered among an on-going national pandemic, it is with pride and sadness that we share this news of our club’s decision. By majority vote the 31 Lioness of the Newberry Club decided the time had come for an end.

It has been a great pleasure and honor that we have been able to help so many in need. Looking back over the span of our 35 years it brings us great joy to know that our volunteer and service efforts have changed lives. We have enjoyed caring for the Newberry Dunkin flowers, hosting Yard Sales, Burger Burns, Spring Flings, HOPE Christmas Parties and so much more over the course of our time. It is with heartfelt thanks that we say our farewell to all of you who have purchased Lucky 4 tickets from us, supported our Sandwich Sales, bought our funnel cakes and tasty treats during bake sales throughout the years.

We especially thank our Newberry Lions for all of their support and backing us in our decision. From the bottom of our hearts THANK YOU Newberry and the Greater Williamsport Community for 35 wonderful years.

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I then shot over to the Dollar General.

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His kindness towards me only made me feel like, yes, there are still good people in the world and country we live in. It is what YOU make it — a smile. A thank you. A door being held. They go so far!

So, please, in light of Thanksgiving and Christmas around the corner, can you do me a favor? Smile at a stranger. Hold the door for someone. Just be kind. Because in this crazy world we live in, things like this go a long way. We live in the greatest country in the world, whether you believe it or not. Just be thankful.

I also want to share that I will personally be at the Rust & Shine in Williamsport on Black Friday, November 27th, from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Please feel free to come say hello! My cookbooks will be 15% off November 26th to the 28th, and the store will be filled with so many amazing unique gifts and wonderful deals throughout the entire store. Lots of great vendors!

I want to wish you and your family a very wonderful and blessed Thanksgiving.

Cheesy Green Bean Casserole (In my cookbook on page 43) This is a family tradition Thanksgiving dish! No mushroom soup. No french onions. It’s one of a kind! You’ll definitely want to double this recipe for a bigger crowd.

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The turkey appeared in a neighboring field. Ira High, a noted trapper and unerring hunter and a lot of other things too numerous to mention, was promptly notified.

He girded himself for the hunt, seized his rifle and set out, followed by a considerable portion of the female population of the village who wanted to see the famous hunter at work.

The turkey was sighted making for the woods. It was a long shot, but Ira risked it. The turkey reared, plunged forward, turned several somersaults, and started off on a new track, heading for the shelter of the woods.

Ira dashed off in pursuit, soon outdistancing the women, who were

forced to watch the remainder of the hunt from a distance.

Then appeared a worthy Bodines woman crying loudly to the hunter to spare the life of her prize turkey, which had escaped from the pen from which she was fattening it for Christmas, Ira was too intent on sustaining his reputation as a hunter to hear the pleas of the distracted owner of the bird and kept on firing until the gobbler made good his escape.

Mr. High returned to the village very much crestfallen to think that before such a group of admiring spectators he had missed a number of fair shots.

He was doubly chagrined when he found that it was not a wild turkey but a common barnyard fowl which had outwitted him.

The truant gobbler was recovered from the fright and returned from the shelter of the woods and is again undergoing the fattening process.

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Just as skin requires certain protection from the sun and heat in the summer, skin has special needs in the fall and winter. Fall and winter are often characterized by cold, dry weather, which can make these times of year particularly challenging for people with dry or sensitive skin. These tips can help people maintain their skin’s appearance and health.

• Don’t skip the sunscreen. Sunscreen is not a summer-only requirement. UV rays can damage the skin any time of year, even if the rays are not as strong as during the summer. UV radiation accelerates and increases the risk of skin cancer. It also can lead to premature aging. Utilize a sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher every day.

• Invest in a humidifier. Dry, cold temperatures can rob the skin of essential moisture, even indoors. Dermatologists suggest using a humidifier at home to

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This can make skin more comfortable and can have other health benefits as well.

• Skip hot showers. It can be tempting to sit under a hot stream of water to warm up. However, hot water dries out the skin by depleting its stores of natural oils, says Glacier Med Spa. Take warm showers instead and don’t stay in for longer than 15 minutes.

• Limit exfoliation. While exfoliation can remove dead skin, overdoing it can make already sensitive skin more raw.

Increase the time between exfoliation treatments. Consult with a dermatologist for more advice about dealing with flaky skin.

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We’ve been through a lot this year, and the pandemic will continue to be with us for some time. Our continued efforts and vigilance will contribute greatly to controlling the spread in our communities.

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n last week’s article I Certain “ingredients” need to discussed using a nonbe mixed properly in just the linear, or undulating right amounts. I was teaching program for training young my teenage sons the basics of athletes and gave an overall program design recently, and picture of program design. NonI said that there are two main linear periodization, however, points that they needed to could easily be implemented understand. by anyone that desires schedule First, that your body responds flexibility and the retention specifically to the stresses you of training outcomes versus place upon it. This means that, Dave peaking at a single moment in regardless of your intentions, if Bellomo time. I use a variation of nonyou design a training program linear periodization since I am that is conducive to building no longer bound by a sports competition muscle mass it will not be focused on schedule and seek a variety of fitness building power, for example. You will outcomes including muscular strength, gain muscle. To use the baking analogy muscular endurance, and the retention of again, if you mix up the recipe for a cake, muscle mass. even though you might want cookies, you In this article I would like to dive a end up with a cake. Another way to look bit deeper into the training variables at this is that you wouldn’t practice for that are involved in program design a basketball game by primarily playing to achieve various training outcomes. soccer. So, the lesson is to know your Think of program design as a recipe and training variables and how to organize training variables as the ingredients. If them for the results you want.

I mix a specific amount of flour, sugar, Second, understand the stress cycle or etc. I’ll bake a cake for example. If I General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS). mix different amounts of flour, sugar, This was actually popularized by Dr. and other ingredients, I might end up Hans Selye in Montreal in the 1950’s. with a cookie instead. What we end During his experiments with lab rats, Dr. up with is not random but the result of Selye noticed that the rats repeatedly went incorporating just the right amounts of through specific stages when exposed certain ingredients. to stress. He later named these stages Exercise is much the same in this regard. Alarm, Resistance, and Exhaustion.

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Basically, you get what you train for.

Define your goals. Then build a program using the ratios of training variables that best suit your needs.

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All of us have the same training variables available to us: Intensity, Density, Volume.

The fitness industry has oversimplified them over the years in an effort to make them easier to understand and has sometimes used the FITT model (Frequency, Intensity, Time, and Type) but I feel that this is a disservice and

does not properly allow for true program design specificity.

Training variablesIntensity - Can be defined as how hard one is exercising. For strength training it is usually measured by weight. For cardiovascular training, heart rate is typically used as the measure.

Density - This is, unfortunately, seldom used or measured and is a critical component in training. It can be defined as how much work is performed in a given time. Typically, a person would measure their training density by timing their rest breaks. Though more complicated formulas exist. For example, 100-meter sprints with a 1-minute break are denser than sprints with a 2-minute break. All of

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resident Trump’s legal challenge to the Pennsylvania voting process is being heard here at federal court in Williamsport. This litigation is just one going on around the country, and even if they don’t have any impact on the final outcome, it is still an important process to ensure that future elections have more veracity than this past one.

Living and teaching in the former Soviet Union provides me with a unique perspective for the times we are now living in our country. The USSR was a facade in so many ways. One of the more popular expressions was, “the government pretends to pay us as we pretend to work.”

This extended into everything including education. Cheating was so rampant, teachers did not even attempt to stop it, and it was impossible to know what students actually did know.

The Swedish government was the first country to recognize the independence of the Soviet Republic of Latvia when it was declared so in 1991. Besides establishing an embassy, they also made a branch campus of their prestigious Stockholm School of Economics in the capital city of Riga in 1994. All the professors were Swedes, but they came up short in the Human Relations Management area and I was hired in 1996 to fill that gap. One of the significant features of this school was that cheating was absolutely

forbidden. One strike and you were out.

As prestigious as the school became, it was its reputation for integrity that became as highly valued as the quality of its faculty and curriculum.

In the early 2000s, one of my favorite students named Kristaps goofed up and had notes he used for quick review on the back of his calculator which he forgot to remove when he went to take an exam.

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the impact and importance of honesty and integrity.

All this is worth noting as our country is in the throes of what history might look back as a turning point, and not a positive one.

Our voting system is far from perfect, but how much “imperfection” is acceptable? It is indisputable that some election fraud did occur this year. Perhaps it was just .001% (a hundred thousand to one) from all the votes, wouldn’t that be acceptable? Perhaps, except when one vote could be a game changer.

Here is a quick review of US history in the 20th century dealing just with presidential elections. In 1916, if presidential hopeful Charles E. Hughes had received one additional vote in each of California’s precincts, he would have defeated President Woodrow Wilson’s re-election bid. In 1948,

if Republican Thomas E. Dewey had gotten one vote more per precinct in Ohio and California, the presidential election would have been his rather than the incumbent Harry Truman. (The irony here was that the polls had Dewey so far ahead, many Republicans stayed home. Only a little more than half of the registered voters actually voted). In the 1960 presidential election, an additional one vote per precinct in Illinois, Missouri, New Jersey, and Texas would have denied John F. Kennedy the presidency.

It is also true in down ballot elections. In a 1910 election for a New York congressional seat, the Democrat Charles B. Smith won 20,685 votes with his opponent receiving 20,684 — Smith won his seat by one vote.

In a 1955 city election in Huron, Ohio, the mayor was elected to office by one vote. In

1962, the governors of Maine, Rhode Island, and North Dakota were all elected by a margin of one vote per precinct.

Even if all the the irregularities of this year’s presidential election could be resolved in the next few weeks (which is a fantasy, they will take months and possibly years to unravel), the best result would be to learn from the mistakes and establish processes and systems that insured that our next election would be a model for the world in securing a fair and honest voting process. It was an emphasis on quality and integrity in restructuring their societies and governments that helped develop the former Soviet republics into becoming prosperous countries. It would be the height of irony that we are sliding toward what those countries so desperately wanted to avoid.

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I gave Kristaps a glowing recommendation and he was able to transfer to the London School of Economics, so he did not suffer in the end. On the other side, the Stockholm School of Economics in Riga became legendary for its commitment to its stated values. Year after year, almost every student was hired before they graduated, in fact, many students ended up in a bidding war from employers. The reason was because these employers knew that those grades were the real grades and that those students did not just understand finance, economics, strategy, and such but also came to appreciate

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An Easy and Cheesy Holiday Appetizer If you need a last-minute appetizer or want to impress your friends, but don’t have the time to spend hours making something, consider this easy-to-make, easy-to-eat cheesy treat.

This Cheeseball recipe calls for a handful of common household ingredients like cream cheese, cheddar cheese, vegetables and Worcestershire sauce rolled together and chilled for a tasty dip served with crackers. For added flavor, it’s made using Buddig Beef, which has been feeding traditions for more than 75 years with its timetested appetizer.

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to listen. His books are both entertaining and extremely informative as well. Because he is such an outstanding ambassador for hunting, I am very happy to recommend any and all of his books.

In 2005, Steven Rinella penned the book “A Scavenger’s Guide to Haute Cuisine.” It was inspired by the famous French chef and author, August Escoffier, and chronicles Rinella’s humorous and often adventurefilled quest to collect the ingredients for a forty-five course feast that was presented in Escoffier’s book, Le Guide Culinaire, written in 1903 — a book that remains today as the greatest haute cuisine cookbook ever written. All of that may seem a bit dull and uninteresting, but, trust me; it really is an enjoyable read.

Rinella’s next book, “American Buffalo — In Search of an Icon,” was published in 2008, after Steven won a lottery permit to hunt a wild buffalo in the Alaska wilderness.

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Stories include fur trapping, fishing for steelhead, canoeing in search of mule deer and hunting the elusive Dall sheep in the mountains of Alaska. Through each story, he reveals the role of the hunter in shaping America, the ethics of killing, the responsibilities that human predators have to their prey, and the disappearance of the hunter himself as Americans lose their connection with the way their food finds its way to their tables.

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Todd contacted me months ago and asked successful hunt.

While I don’t have space to get into all the me to produce the cover art for the book he was writing. That cover, pictured in this details and information presented in Todd’s column, features a buck, bear and turkey all book I will pass along some of his tips and advice. Todd is quick to point out that “now” of which are discussed in Todd’s book.

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hanksgiving celebrates the Pilgrims first feast, at least the story goes But first they dealt with hunger, cold and many unfriendly foes Little could they have ever known as they went about that task Here four centuries later, our festivity requires the wearing of a mask ome front celebrations will differ much this year As masks and social distancing mark the COVID fear Anger and frustration are spread across the land Along with those reminders that we must wash our hands mong the doom and gloom that fills all too many days Take time to count your blessings in oh so many ways From your family that loves you to the food on the table Too many have neither and are not nearly as able umerous difficulties still await us ahead But unlike those Pilgrims we have a warm bed So as your head hits the pillow for a good night’s rest Recount the good things and try not to be stressed itchens will be busy as meals are carefully planned

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Now we just hope that the games will be played Do away with those words, cancelled or delayed deally, we long for a return to days normal With our children in school and a year-ending formal Kids on playing fields with green grass growing Scott Enjoying their sports with Lowery young faces glowing ow we all wait and that is the tough part For the opponent we’re facing we have no game chart But we do have vision, determination and grit The tough games are won when players don’t quit one are the days when those Pilgrims all gathered But what they were celebrating still does matter Regardless of how you will be spending this day Happy Thanksgiving wishes are sent your way! ~ Scott N. Lowery

venison was served and some sort of fowl, but it didn’t mention turkey. Pumpkin was available but there is no record of the Pilgrims whipping up a pie.

The Pilgrims dressed in black and white and wore buckles on their shoes. No, they didn’t and there were no buckles on their shoes. The men and women dressed in various colors, including red.

Americans have eaten turkey at Thanksgiving because that is what was served at the first Thanksgiving. As noted in #1, that is false. A magazine editor, Sarah Josepha Hale, presented that theory and published it in a recipe book for turkey and stuffing.

Since 1621, American has been celebrating Thanksgiving every year since. Although there were Thanksgiving observances off and on over the years, it was not until President Lincoln issued an 1863 proclamation making the fourth Tuesday of November a national holiday. During the presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt the date was moved to the fourth Thursday in November.

The presidential parson of a turkey started with Abraham Lincoln when his son begged his dad to save the animal.

Lincoln’s son, Tad, did beg his father to save the turkey. The only problem with As a public service, or to make you sound that as a Thanksgiving story is that Tad’s smart at the Thanksgiving table, here are plea was to save the Christmas turkey! The a few myths to ponder about that first presidential Thanksgiving turkey pardon Thanksgiving which took place in 1621. had its beginning in 1989 by George H.W. The Pilgrims and their guests, the Bush.

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