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Green Berets
\"An introduction to the life of Green Berets in the US Army Special Operations Command (USASOC) describing some missions, how they train, and their role in the armed forces\"-- Provided by publisher.
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Many residents unsure to stay or flee
To stay or to go was the question of the day for thousands of Daytona Beach-area residents for whom mandatory evacuation and curfew orders took effect Friday. \"We've got to get over to the other side,\" said LeAnn Free, pointing to the mainland as she and a friend stood at the corner of International Speedway Boulevard and Grandview Avenue. \"I just can't stand it. I'm scared.\" Free, 41, and her friend were told to leave a beachside hotel and wanted to get a room on the mainland, but they needed money and were unable to find a bank that was open. The mandatory evacuations were ordered Friday morning for the peninsula and those who live in mobile and manufactured homes. An 8 p.m.-to-6 a.m. curfew for the same areas began Friday evening. Port Orange police warned they would arrest people for violating the curfew. \"Most of the hotels are empty, but some people in condos have decided to stay,\" Daytona Beach Shores City Manager Michael Booker said midmorning Friday. City officials made it clear those who ignore the evacuation order do so at their own risk. \"Our emergency vehicles will not operate in hurricane- force winds,\" Booker said.
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When parrots speak
\"Discusses how parrots learn to speak, describing the special features of their brains, vocal learning abilities, common words they can learn, and how they use their tongues similar to humans.\"--Amazon.com.
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High school Breakers warned ; Asher, Hall target underage partiers
[Bud Asher] said high school students from outside Volusia County flocked here on day trips in March because their vacations coincided with Spring Break. Asher and [Hall] said they didn't think local teens were part of the problem because Volusia County schools went on break at a different time. Asher asked Hall to arrange a meeting with superintendents from Brevard, Lake, Orange, Osceola, Polk and Seminole counties. Hall wrote the six superintendents last month, urging them to talk with their high school principals to tell students that Daytona Beach police will be cracking down next March. Hall also plans to discuss the issue with superintendents at a statewide meeting in December.
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Delta Force
\"An introduction to the life of Delta Force operators in the US Army Special Operations Command (USASOC) describing some missions, how they train, and their role in the armed forces\"-- Provided by publisher.
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DAMAGE UP TO $32.5 MILLION; STATE OF EMERGENCY DECLAREDTornado wreaked havoc in mere seconds
* Matt Bragaw, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Melbourne, was misidentified on page 13A to story on 1A on Wednesday. * In a caption on page 1A on Wednesday , Eva Dixon was not getting help from a woman volunteer in the photo. The volunteer was cleaning up nearby properties. 12/28/26 *Disaster assistance through the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is unavailable to victims of the Christmas Day tornadoes until the president declares the area a disaster. An item on Page 13A in Wednesday's paper contained incorrect information. On Monday, eight people were transported to Halifax Medical Center from DeLand and two from Daytona Beach. Daytona Beach firefighters treated six residents with injuries not considered life- threatening and responded to 50 other emergency calls. Photo 1: An unidentified Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University employee walks on the east side of Daytona International Airport on Tuesday morning after a Christmas Day tornado ripped through the campus. News-Journal/JIM TILLER; Photo 2: Cleanup volunteer Louisa Baer hugs Eva Dixon, left, who owns Wonderland Daycare Center, as Dixon tries to figure out how to get the roof of her building off her neighbor's home. Baer of Ormond Beach said, \"I've done this before. It's a great way to make new friends.\" News- Journal/JESSICA WEBB; Photo 3: Murat Hisarkaya News-Journal maps showing path of storm.
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Army Rangers
\"An introduction to the life of Army Rangers in the US Army Special Operations Command (USASOC) describing some missions, how they train, and their role in the armed forces\"-- Provided by publisher.
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I like corgis!
Now famous for being the preferred pet of Queen Elizabeth II, the cute, short-legged corgi was originally bred to herd cattle, sheep, and horses. Readers will learn all about the corgi breed and its needs with the help of author Linda Bozzo and the American Canine Association. Simple, informative text and full-color photographs will show readers what to feed their dog, how to groom it, and how to keep it healthy through exercise and play. A Note to Parents addresses the importance of neutering and spaying, microchipping, checking to see if a dog license is required, and adopting from a shelter or rescue group.
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