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From the article: Perhaps sharing more than his wife might prefer, the president confided that Mrs. Biden insists he combat the effects of age in other ways. “She gets very upset if I have not fully shaven, all this excessive amount of hair I have,” he said. “You know what I mean?”

Four Words: Fuzzy Logic all around The Wons’ grueling campaign schedule continued… Three fund raising events for Big Guy, plus the Air Force Academy commencement speech, yesterday. And one for Lady M in Cleveland where she greeted the little people who worked diligently last time around to make sure that everyone had a chance to vote, at least once. And then they ran this iconic photo of the adorable little boy, rubbing Big Guy’s head to see if it felt like his own nappy (can I say that?) hair, or, maybe, just for “good luck”: Fuzzy Like Me

Four Words: Fuzzy Logic all around The Wons’ grueling campaign schedule continued… Three fund raising events for Big Guy, plus the Air Force Academy commencement speech, yesterday. And one for Lady M in Cleveland where she greeted the little people who worked diligently last time around to make sure that everyone had a chance to vote, at least once. And then they ran this iconic photo of the adorable little boy, rubbing Big Guy’s head to see if it felt like his own nappy (can I say that?) hair, or, maybe, just for “good luck”: Fuzzy Like Me

AS thousands of old Diggers march today, hundreds of thousands of Australians too young to remember the Vietnam War will read of the bravery of our troops in the two world wars, 1914-18 and 1939-45. But one group of brave allies from World War II will be nearly ignored again. The unexpected box-office success of the Australian movie Kokoda, which started screening across the country on Anzac Day last year, highlighted the unexpected resolve and fighting skills of the so-called "chocolate soldiers" of the home-based Citizen Military Force and their role in stopping the Japanese advance on the Kokoda Track...

Lakeland teachers Dave Niedosik and Lorraine Nangle leading their students in dissecting the bear at the high school in Wanaque. The bear's paws were easy enough to slice off.  Then, trouble: None of the teachers or students had anticipated that you can't dissect the rest of a frozen black bear carcass until you thaw it out.  Forget the scalpels. Bring out the hot water, and the big buck knives.  All in all, as biology lessons go, the one taught under the open sky at Lakeland Regional High School in Wanaque on Thursday was definitely not for the squeamish.  Students...