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The senator Edward “Ted” Kennedy was diagnosed with a cancerous brain tumor on Tuesday. It is expected that he has less than a year to live. Doctors discovered the tumor while doing tests after he had a seizure this past weekend and had to be hospitalized. Doctors say that he has a malignant glioma in the left parietal lobe, which is the part of the brain that controls sensation, movement, and language.

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SIMPLE TRICKS FOR DATING & DETERMINING THE AGE OF VINTAGE CLOTHING

A Buyer and Seller's Guide To Vintage

In the world of vintage fashion, looks can be deceiving. It is very easy to clash decades together. What appears to be from the forties could really be from the sixties, and what appears to be from the sixties could just as easily be a modern retro style. More and more, we see beloved fashions from the past reintroduced on today's runways. So now, while there is no degree for dating vintage clothing, you can learn a few tricks of the trade and with enough experience become an expert. For me, I've read several books and price guides and spent hours and hours (literally) on the internet doing research. Whether you're buying or selling vintage, you can use this guide to help determine the age of a garment. While most of these are the exception, not the rule, it can at least help you narrow an item down to a decade.

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1) Think about his age and social/financial status;obviously if he's well-off to affrod whatever toys he wants,you're better off getting one really,really top-notch item,rather than several cheaper ones that he might consider inferior.Do not hesitate to ask what his wishes are.

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As slim as the job market is, wouldn't it be nice if some of us who are amongst the working middle class could qualify to work in a federal agency? But alas....I'm too old.....I'm well past 37 and so the government considers me unemployable. I have been told it has something to do with the federal retirement plan....why does the governemt have a less restrictive plan than say any free enterprise business? They can't discriminate because of my age.....so why can Uncle Sam?

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I think it's happening to me-my brain is shutting down due to old age. I never thought I'd be in this position. I've always been one to keep up with the times and to "think young." Well, except perhaps when it came to music. I'm in the club that feels there hasn't been good music since the 70's, and I absolutely abhor rap. Sheesh, it's worse than disco ever was!

But now, I'm having tons of trouble with my world, and I'm afraid it's due to old age and senility setting in. I've become ...gasp...one of those befuddled old people that I always secretly made fun of. I watched my first my grandparents and then my parents slowly get left behind by technology, and swore that I'd never allow myself to become so antiquated that I couldn't operate household appliances. And now look at me.

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